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Probably the most played Queen song is going to be We are the Champions, The best known queen song is We will Rock You. But the biggest world shaker song by Queen is without a shadow of a doubt, Bohemian Rhapsody.

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Bohemian Rhapsody

Freddie Murcury died in November 24th 1991 he died from AIDS he was the lead (singer) of Queen he was born on September 5 1946,John Deacon (Bass) Retired from Queen in 1997 after Freddie Murcury died in 1991 he was born in August 19, 1951,Brian May (Guitarist) Was born in July 19, 1947 he's still alive

And so as Roger Taylor (Drums) Roger Taylor was born July 19, 1949

You can contact him through his website at brianmay.com. Sometimes he will even answer you, I have had him answer me several times!

Queen was first active in 1971 with all four band members (Freddy Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon).

Well, the lead singer Freddie Mercury is worth $100 million dollars USD today. As for his band, I would assume their worth to range around the $10 million USD to $15 million USD mark.

Since Freddy Mercury died, Queen has broken up.

"Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and "Another One Bites The Dust" both in 1980

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6 minutes 7. This is (as far as I know) the longest song queen released.

The Beatles- this meant Member of the order of the British Empire- and is not the same as Knight status- much much later, we do have Sir Paul Mcartney- the MBE awards and documents were returned to the British Crown by the Beatles- while they were still intact.

Queen had four members, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon and Roger Taylor. The band decided to split after the death of Mercury in 1991.

In 2004 May and Taylor decided to reform Queen with Paul Rodgers as lead vocalist, Deacon decided not to join them.

Yes, he does. In addition to playing guitar, he plays the banjolele, bass, keyboards and piano, harp, organ, sythnesizer, and he sings.

Obviesly, hes very talented

The first musical short film was by Lee De Forest in 1923. Over the years, many performers claimed they invited the music video - Little Richard said the film of Tootie Fruitie, was the first. The Beatles have something of a claim as they produced films that would be used to replace personal appearances with the first being for Paperback Writer/Rain. Pop videos became far more widespread in the 1980s -as recording and editing on videotape became cheaper and more widespread. There are many claims, but Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody was recorded on video tape and was probably one of the very earliest.

Their pure awesomeness! Roger had drum skills like no other and could sing! John was an excellent Bassist. Brian had his guitar made himself and by his dad for his own unique sound, and Freddie, who sang like no one will ever and also performed on stage as if he were in a movie.

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Guitarist: Brian May. Vocals and piano: Freddie Mercury Bassist: John Deacon Drummer: Roger Taylor. (Who used to be in the band Duran Duran)

His range was 3 octaves, with an additional 11 semitones (1 semitone away from another octave) in falsetto.

His lowest recorded note is the F (F2) above bass low C (C2), or the second-lowest F on the piano. He is heard hitting this note in the songs "Don't Try Suicide", "All Dead, All Dead", "Somebody to Love" and "Bohemian Rhapsody".

His highest recorded note in full voice was the F (F5) above tenor high C (C5), or the third-highest F on the piano. He is heard hitting this note in full voice in the song "All God's People".

His highest recorded note overall is the E (E6) above the soprano high C (C6), or the second-highest E on the piano. He is heard hitting this note in the song "It's Late".

Thus his full voice range was 3 octaves (F2-F5), and his total range was one semitone away from four octaves (F2-E6).

"What is Bohemian Rhapsody about, well I don't think we'll ever know and if I knew I probably wouldn't want to tell you anyway, because I certainly don't tell people what my songs are about. I find that it destroys them in a way because the great thing about about a great song is that you relate it to your own personal experiences in your own life. I think that Freddie was certainly battling with problems in his personal life, which he might have decided to put into the song himself. He was certainly looking at re-creating himself. But I don't think at that point in time it was the best thing to do so he actually decided to do it later. I think it's best to leave it with a question mark in the air." Brian May

That was so wrong to find every song referring to Bohemian Rhapsody and merge all the questions together. You wiped out every answer, correction, category change not to mention the questions. I found the original answer and my answer to this question. I also split a lot of the questions away from this one. Your answer came from the same source I got my answer from. I could say yours is more simplistic and delete it, but that would be rude. Out of 51 questions you turned it into one, with a one paragraph answer.

My answer was:

Sorry, but that is definitely not the answer. Bohemian Rhapsody was released in 1975, long before Mercury knew he had AIDS. Freddie was flamboyant, an extrovert, and dramatic to say the least. But to say that he wrote this song because of the illness he died of 16 years later makes him a psychic as well as all of his other attributes. Queen states that Bohemian Rhapsody is about a young man who has accidental killed someone and, like Faust sold his soul to the devil. On the night before his execution, he calls for God in Arabic ("Bismillah" "Basmalah"), and with the help of angels, regains his soul from Shaitan. On the other hand, Kenny Everett (A radio and television personality), quoted Mercury as claiming the lyrics were "simple rhyming nonsense". Looks like Freddie took it to the grave!

Yes, he is because on Spongebob he sings great songs about the Krusty Krab like "Oh Krusty Krab" i loved that song and even though Spongebob is for baby kids i still watch it!