The Freddie Mercury Tribute: Concert for AIDS Awareness

TV Special
1992
Unrated
2h 55m

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Freddie Mercury in The Freddie Mercury Tribute: Concert for AIDS Awareness (1992)

The benefit concert in memory of Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, who died of AIDS in November 1991.The benefit concert in memory of Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, who died of AIDS in November 1991.The benefit concert in memory of Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, who died of AIDS in November 1991.

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- David Mallet
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Director
- David Mallet
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Trivia
This was the only time that David Bowie and members of Queen performed "Under Pressure" together live. Queen would always perform the song on their own while on tour, despite having recorded it with Bowie in 1981.

Goofs
In the accompanying "making of" documentary included on home video releases, Gary Cherone's last name is misspelled as "Cheron", and Joe Elliott's last name is misspelled as "Elliot."

Connections
Edited into Queen & George Michael: Somebody to Love (1992)

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A very good concert.

Queen were and still are without a doubt the best band that ever graced planet earth.

This very emotional tribute concert pays tribute to one of the worlds most powerful rock legends ever, the great Freddie Mercury who sadly died in November 1991 from AIDS.

The Freddie Mercury tribute concert boasts a whole lot of stars. From George Michael who did an amazing job when singing "somebody to love" to Elton John, who was a close friend of Freddie's. Heavy metal groups like Guns n Roses and Metallica performed with style to.

Overall a very good and emotional concert.

10/10