Aliado Nepson

Freddie Mercury - Queen's Song (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

He turned stadiums into instruments-and time itself into a song. From Stone Town in 1946 to Wembley on July 13, 1985, Freddie Mercury: Queen's Rhapsody follows a life built with craft, not myth. This lean, literary biography moves scene to scene-rehearsal basements, Trident and Musicland, Montreux at dusk-showing how a graphic-art student learned to design the air in front of a band and make a crowd belong. You'll feel the studio alchemy behind "that" six minutes, the quiet rigor that shaped the 20-minute Live Aid masterclass, and the precision that turned two stomps and a clap into stadium physics.

On the way: the steel of "Under Pressure," the poise of Barcelona with Montserrat Caballé, and the risk-and-recoil years that demanded proportion over pose. Controversies are faced with clear-eyed fairness; illness is treated with dignity and fact. Primers demystify the tools-tessitura, plate reverb, delay towers-while exact dates anchor the turning points. No gossip, no gloss-just the human architecture of a singular voice and the people who helped it carry.

Whether you know every B-side or are meeting him for the first time, this book will change how you hear the songs and the rooms they were built for. Open these pages and feel a life become a setlist-and the room still sing his name.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Aliado Nepson
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232000806
• Artikelnr.: 75524170

Autorenporträt

Aliado Nepson is the pen name of an industrial engineer with an MBA. After many years in corporate life, he stepped away from boardrooms and production lines to pursue writing and literature. His books blend the clarity of engineering with the messiness of being humanchange, responsibility, and the quiet courage to begin again. Think of him as someone who traded the factory siren for the rhythm of sentences.