Queen (band)

All Hail the Queen in 1989?

If it is "my gun", it could be "my trigger", a case of artistic license when the lyrics were written or performed. The Lyrics (with a comma after Mama) "Mama, just killed a man / Put a gun against his head / Pulled my trigger, now he's dead." A Possible Interpreation The actual lyric in the licensed sheet music starts "Mama just killed a man" -- with no comma after "Mama." One possible reading that explains "my trigger" is that both the narrator and Mama are responsible. Mama killed the man by putting the gun against his head and setting off the narrator, who does the actual killing ("pulled my trigger" being roughly analogous to causing him to do something by "pushing his buttons"). Perhaps someone caused the narrator to kill another person, or a relationship with another person, or even a part of himself. This reading might make sense for a lyricist who compartmentalized his ethnicity and sexuality.

During the 80s Queen had two Number 1 songs: "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" "Another One Bites the Dust"

Led Zeppelin has sold over 200 million albums worldwide, including 111.5 million sales in the United States.

Another source says they have sold about 120 million albums in the United States and about 300 million worldwide.

After playing live with Queen twice more (at the Freddie mercury tribute concert for AIDS Awareness on 20 April 1992, and in Paris on 17 January 1997, performing only "the show must go on" with elton john on lead vocals), he made the decision to retire from music, re-appearing only briefly by joining his ex-band mates in October 1997 for the recording of the final Queen song "no one but you- only the good die young", included in the queen rocks album released a month later. He chose not to be present at Queen's induction into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 2001, or join in the collaboration with paul rodgers. On the queen + paul rodgers collaboration album the cosmos rocks, which featured new material from the trio, Deacon was listed in the Thanks Notes on the CD.

Brian Has 4 Red Special Guitars Which He Uses Live And In The Studio.

Guitar 1 - The Original Red Special (Built By Brian & His Father in 1963)

Guitar 2 - Greg Fryer Replica (Backup Guitar)

Guitar 3 - Greg Fryer Replica (Backup Guitar)

Guitar 4 - The 'Super' Red Special

Brian Also Has A Collection Of Red Special Copies In Many Colours, Which were built by his own company Brian May Guitars.

Another Guitar That Brian Owns Is A Guitar Nicknamed 'The Spade' (As It Resembles The Shape Of The Spade From A Pack Of Playing Cards. It Is Also Known As 'The Guitar That Time Forgot'.

This Guitar Was Built From Plans That Brian Had Written Down, Plans For A Second Guitar But So Successful Was The Red Special, Brian Had No Need For A Second Guitar, So It Was Left Un-built Until Recently.

The Spade Has Never Been Used Live, Nor Has It Been Used In The Studio For Recordings, The Guitar Remains In Brian's Possession.

The first gig with bassist John Deacon was on the 2nd of July 1971, in Surrey.

The entire band wasn't but Freddy Murcury was in debate weather he is biosexual or gay.

You can buy queen's official song book which contains it. I'm afraid you are going to have to pay for this one- I've searched and can't find it onine/ free anywhere!

Various artists such as Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zepplin, The Who mainly heavy rock / metal

I know Brian May and Freddie Mercury were both heavily influenced by Jimi Hendrix. I believe that the Beatles were also a big influence. I'm not quite sure myself, but from what I know, the majority of the members absolutely love Jimi Hendrix!

"Under Pressure" is a 1981 song by David Bowie and Queen. It marked David Bowie's first released collaboration with another recording artist as a performer, and is featured on Queen's 1982 album, "Hot Space".

Queen's first album was their self-titled album, "Queen."

Bohemian Rhapsody was a hit twice; in 1975 when it was released as a single and in 1992 when it was re-released on the event of Freddie Mercury's death.

Nobody rocks a live venue like Christina Aguilara. Christina is the reigning Queen of live concerts.

Brian May, the guitarist of Queen, primarily speaks English. He has also shown some proficiency in other languages, particularly Spanish, due to his international career and travels. Additionally, he has been involved in various scientific and educational projects, which may require him to communicate in multiple languages, but English remains his primary language.

No, he is John Deacon and no, he is not dead. He still plays with the many incarnations of Queen (Paul Rogers and Queen, etc.) since singer Freddy Mercury's death.

yea :) on a few occasions. I know that Guns n' Roses did at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert, I'm sure Iron Maiden have also sang a version, Also I know a tenor group sung a version (G4 I think they were called). :)

Not really sure but I believe he was between 5'10" - 6'

6 minutes 7. As far as I can see this is the longest song Queen released

In the choir parts, Brian roger and Freddie recorded their voices over 100 times and overdubbed it to get that beautiful sound.

It was at number one in the British charts for nine weeks after its release in 1975 and for another five weeks during 1991-1992. It was also number one in Ireland, New Zealand and the Netherlands.