Larry Lurex was the artist name used for a musical project by Trident Studi… Read Full Bio ↴Larry Lurex was the artist name used for a musical project by Trident Studios’ house engineer Robin Geoffrey Cable, in 1972. Cable enlisted singer Freddie Mercury from the band Queen to perform lead vocals on.

Freddie, in turn, enlisted Queen bandmates Brian May and Roger Taylor to play guitar and drums on the tracks.

The name is a pun on the moniker of glam rock star Gary Glitter.

Mad The Swine
Larry Lurex Lyrics

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Queen Been here before a long time ago But this time I…

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Goin Back I think I′m going back To the things I learnt so…

Goin' Back I think I'm goin' back To the things I learned so…
Goin' Back (1973 b-side) I think I'm going back To the things I learnt so…
Going Back I think I'm going back To the things I learnt so…

I Can Hear Music This is the way, I always dreamed it would be. The…

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@flora3177

3y↑6

Sweet, Genius!
Beautiful crystal clear voice of angels soul in it ...
Freddie was educated and knew the biblical story.
; The Gospel of Matthew, the story of the Gadarenes ..... the demons moved into the pigs who went wild and rushed into the sea ...
Knowing Freddie's life, this song also has many meanings ...
"I've come to save you save you"
"Don't ever fail me"
It was written by Freddie in 1972 ... but only released on record in 1991.

Only this single version of Freddie's composition is known today. (?)
He was given an acoustic guitar accompaniment, only the solo was played with an electric guitar. The song was added in three voices.
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@adonaiyah2196

3y↑2

I would describe Freddie as having a mixture of faiths. Zoroastrian and then the other ways he was educated in the CofE in india tho

@flora3177

2y↑2

@@adonaiyah2196 Undoubtedly, Freddie had a lot of special influences during his childhood.
Freddie took it all in and used it with his talent.
Freddie was born with talent, was therefore extremely sensitive and had a completely different attitude towards the things in life than usual.
The more useful the school did, the more damage it did to Freddie's soul.
Freddie could not soar freely. However, the greatest trauma was the lack of family and the lack of love.
he never recovered from this trauma.
There is no doubt that Freddie had many special influences as a child
Freddie hugged everything and used it for his talent.
Freddie was born with talent, so he was extremely sensitive and treated life completely differently than usual.
The more useful the school was, the more damage it did to Freddie's soul.
Freddie could not soar freely. The biggest trauma, however, was the lack of family and lack of love.
he never recovered from this trauma.
Throughout his life he suffered from a lack of love and loneliness
No one knew Freddie's mysterious, special personality.
Freddie was very intimate, aloof.
but kind generous, - good man.
Freddie didn't like being researched in private.
Freddie was of Persian descent but British from birth.
He stayed all the way
to a modest, benign Zoroastrian.
He was a genius.