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A Question: John on Innuendo Video Clip?

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K. Tuncay Tekle

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Jul 27, 2003, 4:36:25 PM7/27/03
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Hi everyone,

Today while watching the video of Innuendo, I eventually noticed that
while all band members (Freddie, Roger and Brian) are seen on the
video, John is only a drawing (which seems like the drawings of A Kind
of Magic)... I, at first thought that it was just for show. But then I
saw the crop from I Want It All, again everyone was normal but John
was not...

I really wonder why this is the matter.. Did John have a problem with
the band members when the video was taken, or what else caused it to
be taken this way? Does anyone know the issue?

Thank you,
Tuncay

George

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Jul 27, 2003, 4:58:38 PM7/27/03
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"K. Tuncay Tekle" <tte...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Which version of Innuendo did you see? All appearances from band-members are
artists-impressions, John is drawn more cubic while Roger more
'impressionistic'. Brian's appearance is the most 'real life' while Freddie
is a pencil-drawing....

John's appearance in the normal version of "I want it all" is not any
different than the others.

George


jgb

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Jul 27, 2003, 8:57:32 PM7/27/03
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what are you talking about???????
they are all drawings in Innuendo! Each one was supposed to represent a
famous painter (except Brian, but the others were: Freddie - DaVinci; John -
Picasso; Roger - Pollock).
are you insane?

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roger

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Jul 28, 2003, 6:11:56 AM7/28/03
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"jgb" <j...@netvisao.pt> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> what are you talking about???????
> they are all drawings in Innuendo! Each one was supposed to represent
a
> famous painter (except Brian,

In the "Champions of the world" video, Jerry Hibbert said that Brian was
drawn in the Victorian age style, as far as I can remember.


George

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Jul 28, 2003, 2:12:23 PM7/28/03
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"jgb" <j...@netvisao.pt> wrote in message
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> what are you talking about???????
> they are all drawings in Innuendo! Each one was supposed to represent a
> famous painter (except Brian, but the others were: Freddie - DaVinci;
John -
> Picasso; Roger - Pollock).
> are you insane?
>

THAT is not a nice comment! Are you trying to scare people away from this NG
by calling them insane?

George


jgb

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Jul 28, 2003, 3:04:48 PM7/28/03
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lol.
not realy...

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Ronnie Olsson

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Jul 28, 2003, 11:11:52 PM7/28/03
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>> THAT is not a nice comment! Are you trying to scare people away from this
> NG
>> by calling them insane?
>>
>> George

I'm going slightly mad
I'm going slightly mad

:)

Gameshowfan76

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Jul 28, 2003, 11:15:33 PM7/28/03
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>THAT is not a nice comment! Are you trying to scare people away from this NG
>by calling them insane?
>

that wont scare people away, the next Mahler post will though....

Mike

Buzzcen

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Aug 10, 2003, 11:04:50 AM8/10/03
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>> THAT is not a nice comment! Are you trying to scare people away from this
>> NG
>>> by calling them insane?
>>>
>>> George

well, maybe mahler

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