Being a Queen fan I had a go at typing the 4 members. I now think Freddie Mercury was an ESFP, Roger Taylor an ESTP and John Deacon... well difficult to say as he is so guarded, but I'd go for ISTJ.
However, my limited typing skills fail me when it comes to typing Brian May. Known for his big hair and status as guitarist for Queen and astrophysicist. He built his signature guitar, the Red Special, together with his dad using wood from an 18th century fire place. He abandoned his astrophysics PhD thesis when he began touring with Queen, completing it more than 30 years later.
With Queen he was famous for his elaborate guitar orchestrations (in the early years), and penning such hits as We Will Rock You, Tie Your Mother Down, Fat Bottomed Girls, Save Me and Hammer to Fall.
In recent years he has taken up activism, campaigning against fox hunting and other animal abuse.
To know more about what he's like, reading his "Soapbox" might be interesting. Here he talks (or rather, rants xD) about his interests (music, astrophysics, animal activism and stereophotography)
BRIAN'S SOAPBOX
This 1992 interview is quite in-depth and personal:
So what are your thoughts? The only strong impression I have is that he seems more 'F' than 'T' than me in his general demeanor, despite some signs that are more associated to 'T' (building a guitar from scratch with his dad, career in astrophysics etc.) I still have trouble distinguishing between Fi and Fe in practice though. Of course he could also be a 'T' who, after his depression in the late 80s, decided to flesh out his 'F' side some more. What d'ya think?
However, my limited typing skills fail me when it comes to typing Brian May. Known for his big hair and status as guitarist for Queen and astrophysicist. He built his signature guitar, the Red Special, together with his dad using wood from an 18th century fire place. He abandoned his astrophysics PhD thesis when he began touring with Queen, completing it more than 30 years later.
With Queen he was famous for his elaborate guitar orchestrations (in the early years), and penning such hits as We Will Rock You, Tie Your Mother Down, Fat Bottomed Girls, Save Me and Hammer to Fall.
In recent years he has taken up activism, campaigning against fox hunting and other animal abuse.
To know more about what he's like, reading his "Soapbox" might be interesting. Here he talks (or rather, rants xD) about his interests (music, astrophysics, animal activism and stereophotography)
BRIAN'S SOAPBOX
This 1992 interview is quite in-depth and personal:
So what are your thoughts? The only strong impression I have is that he seems more 'F' than 'T' than me in his general demeanor, despite some signs that are more associated to 'T' (building a guitar from scratch with his dad, career in astrophysics etc.) I still have trouble distinguishing between Fi and Fe in practice though. Of course he could also be a 'T' who, after his depression in the late 80s, decided to flesh out his 'F' side some more. What d'ya think?