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Queen's shortest song is "Liar," which is just under 2 minutes long. It appears on their 1973 debut album, "Queen." The song showcases the band's early hard rock sound and features Freddie Mercury's powerful vocals. Its brevity, combined with its energetic style, makes it a standout track despite its short duration.
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What is the shortest queen song?
"Yeah" from the Made in Heaven album.
What is the shortest song recorded in the 80's?
The shortest song recorded in the 1980s is "You Suffer" by the British grindcore band Napalm Death. Released in 1987 on their debut album "Scum," the song has a runtime of just 1.316 seconds. It is often cited as one of the shortest songs in music history, showcasing the band's extreme style and minimalist approach.
What is the shortest nevershoutnever song?
The song "Did It Hurt?" is 2.04
Who is the most talked about artist on VH1's 100 Greatest Songs of the 80's?
Queen Under Pressure Song.
What bands sings the song We Will Rock You?
Queen sings that song.
What is the shortest queen song?
"Yeah" from the Made in Heaven album.
What was the shortest was in the US?
What is the shortest song from the us
Who was the shortest queen of England?
Victoria
What is the shortest song by metallica?
Stone cold crazy at 2 minutes and 18 seconds it is their cover of queen it is not motorbreath at 3 minutes and 3 seconds
What is the shortest nevershoutnever song?
The song "Did It Hurt?" is 2.04
Who sings 80's song Another One Bites The Dust?
Queen
Which bee has longest body and shortest wings?
The queen.
Who made the song Killer Queen by Queen?
who else but queen!
what is Nirvana's shortest song?
The shortest Nirvana song should be "The Rose", sung by Kurt Cobain prior to opening of Live at Reading on '92.
Who is the most talked about artist on VH1's 100 Greatest Songs of the 80's?
Queen Under Pressure Song.
What bands sings the song We Will Rock You?
Queen sings that song.
When was The Queen of Hearts - song - created?
The Queen of Hearts - song - was created in 1981.
