Freddie Mercury : Mr Bad Guy
Mr. Bad Guy
is the debut solo
album from
Queen singer,
Freddie Mercury.
Released in 1985,
during a period
in which
Queen were on
hiatus from recordings,
it contains eleven songs,
all written by him.
For the album,
Mercury compiled influences
ranging from disco
to dance music;
this was in contrast to
Queen's typical work,
as they were
rock-oriented.
The album took
nearly two years
to record as
Mercury had to
gather enough material,
while committing to
band activities.
Initially,
the album was supposed to
feature duets
with Mercury
and
Michael Jackson.
They recorded
"There Must Be More to Life Than This",
but Mercury
dropped out
of any further collaboration
after feeling uncomfortable
working with Jackson's
pet llama in the studio.
Recording was taxing on
Mercury as he took part in
everything from
performing the tracks
to sound engineering
to obtain his desired effect.
Mercury used
synthesizers and
orchestration
in track development,
adding to
the diversity
in each piece.
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