Michael Jackson's lama wrecked Freddie Mercury's dreams of recording a hit duet with the King of Pop - because the Queen star, sterne didn't like working in a studio with an overgrown pet. He said: ‘Michael Jackson keeps bringing his pet into the studio and I’m not used to recording with a llama. I missed out.” Imagine: Freddie Mercury The Great … Michael Jackson had an incredible run in the 1970s … Michael Jackson's llama wrecked Freddie Mercury's dreams of recording a hit duet with the King of Pop - because the QUEEN star didn't like working in a studio with an overgrown pet. Close • Posted by 1 minute ago. Freddie was an adult, and very much into adult things. Back in 1983 Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson collaborated in a recording session featuring the duo singing There Must Be More to Life Than This, State of Shock and Victory that has unfortunately never seen the light of day.Queen members Brian Taylor and Roger May are working to resolve that and release them this fall.
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A llama | Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesThe most Freddie Mercury had an incredible run in the 1970s and 1980s. Unfortunately, things didn't go quite to plan due to a smaller problem: Michael Jackson's llama. Michael Jackson Queen don't want a Llama in the Recording Studio Queen Llama Freddie Mercury Recording With Michael Jackson Llama Michael Jackson with Queen Llama Queen Michael Queen Jackson Michael Jackson Queen Michael Mercury Queen Michael Queen Queen Queen. Well, stopped Mercury since it was Jackson's pet. Michael was child-like and probably quite needy. I would imagine they were vastly different people. I want to get out.’” Later Freddie admitted: “If we’d finished the track it would have been on Thriller! The King of Pop insisted on bringing his pet, a llama, to the studio. According to a memoir by Freddie’s assistant who was there the day Freddie and Michael were in the studio at Michael’s estate there was never a llama in the studio so llamas had nothing to do with their lack of collaboration. A duet between two of the most talented singers in the world would've been amazing! Michael Jackson's lama wrecked Freddie Mercury's dreams of recording a hit duet with the King of Pop - because the QUEEN ster didn't like working in a studio with an overgrown pet.
Llama Say Llama Sa Llama Coo Sa In 1983, Mercury and Michael Jackson, hot off the release of Thriller, were plotting to record an album of duets.
A llama | Matt Cardy/Getty ImagesThe most Freddie Mercury had an incredible run in the 1970s and 1980s. Unfortunately, things didn't go quite to plan due to a smaller problem: Michael Jackson's llama. Michael Jackson Queen don't want a Llama in the Recording Studio Queen Llama Freddie Mercury Recording With Michael Jackson Llama Michael Jackson with Queen Llama Queen Michael Queen Jackson Michael Jackson Queen Michael Mercury Queen Michael Queen Queen Queen. Well, stopped Mercury since it was Jackson's pet. Michael was child-like and probably quite needy. I would imagine they were vastly different people. I want to get out.’” Later Freddie admitted: “If we’d finished the track it would have been on Thriller! The King of Pop insisted on bringing his pet, a llama, to the studio. According to a memoir by Freddie’s assistant who was there the day Freddie and Michael were in the studio at Michael’s estate there was never a llama in the studio so llamas had nothing to do with their lack of collaboration. A duet between two of the most talented singers in the world would've been amazing! Michael Jackson's lama wrecked Freddie Mercury's dreams of recording a hit duet with the King of Pop - because the QUEEN ster didn't like working in a studio with an overgrown pet.