Freddie Mercury Flash t-shirt
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Show your colours as a deep-cut Freddie fan with this striking t-shirt. The stylised text in a dramatic red gradient refers to the song written by Queen for the 1980 comic book movie Flash Gordon. An understated tribute to an unforgettable soundtrack, the stylish t-shirt would make a great gift for a Queen fanatic, or a cool addition to your own wardrobe. The quality shirt is made from 100% cotton.
Queen wrote the entire soundtrack to Flash Gordon; the band were keen to introduce rock guitars and synthesizers to the cinematic landscape, which was at the time dominated by traditional orchestral scoring.
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Unisex S, M, L, XL
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100% Cotton
Colour
White
Product code
173758p
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Freddie Mercury: Splendid Things
Singer, songwriter and cultural icon, Freddie Mercury was renowned for his powerful voice, theatrical performances and bold personal style. From legendary stage costumes to memorable music video looks, his approach to fashion and self-expression helped define an era. This display marks his 80th anniversary year through eight iconic looks spanning his career, from unforgettable performances to legendary music videos, celebrating the creativity and individuality that continue to inspire generations.
Credit: Photograph by Denis O’Regan Freddie Mercury. Magic Tour 1986.
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