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Queen

The Miracle

1. Party

2. Khashoggi's Ship

3. The Miracle

4. I Want It All

5. The Invisible Man

6. Breakthru

7. Rain Must Fall

8. Scandal

9. My Baby Does Me

10. Was It All Worth It

11. Hang On In There

12. Chinese Torture

13. The Invisible Man (12'' Version)

...more

Live Magic

1. One Vision (Live)

2. Tie Your Mother Down (Live)

3. Seven Seas Of Rhye (Live)

4. A Kind Of Magic (Live)

5. Under Pressure (Live)

6. Another One Bites The Dust (Live)

7. I Want To Break Free (Live)

8. Is This The World We Created? (Live)

9. Bohemian Rhapsody (Live)

10. Hammer To Fall (Live)

11. Radio Ga Ga (Live)

12. We Will Rock You (Live)

13. Friends Will Be Friends (Live)

...more

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Queens Of The Stone Age - Queens Of The Stone Age

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Queen - Queen: Greatest Hits

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The Good, The Bad & The Queen - The Good, The Bad & The Queen

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The Good, The Bad & The Queen - The Good, The Bad & The Queen

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Queen - Queen A to Z

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Queen - Queen: Greatest Hits I & II

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Good, The Bad & The Queen - The Good, The Bad & The Queen

The Good, The Bad & The Queen - The Good, The Bad & The Queen

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Queen - Classic Queen

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Queen - Queen - Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 &2

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Greatest Hits "We Wil...

1. Bohemian Rh...
2. Another One...
3. Killer Quee...
4. Fat Bottome...
5. Bicycle Rac...
6. You're My B...

Live Killers (DISC 1)...

1. We Will Roc...
2. Let Me Ente...
3. Death On Tw...
4. Killer Quee...
5. Bicycle Rac...
6. I'm In Love...

Greatest Hits

1. Bohemian Rh...
2. Another One...
3. Killer Quee...
4. Fat Bottome...
5. Bicycle Rac...
6. You're My B...

Queen On Fire - Live ...

1. Flash
2. The Hero
3. We Will Roc...
4. Action This...
5. Play The Ga...
6. Staying Pow...

A Day At The Races

1. Tie Your Mo...
2. You Take My...
3. Long Away
4. The Million...
5. You And I
6. Somebody To...

Greatest Hits II (Lon...

1. A Kind Of M...
2. Under Press...
3. Radio Ga Ga...
4. I Want It A...
5. I Want To B...
6. Innuendo

News Of The World

1. We Will Roc...
2. We Are The ...
3. Sheer Heart...
4. All Dead, A...
5. Spread Your...
6. Fight From ...

A Kind Of Magic

1. One Vision
2. A Kind Of M...
3. One Year Of...
4. Pain Is So ...
5. Friends Wil...
6. Who Wants T...

A Night At The Opera

1. Death On Tw...
2. Lazing On A...
3. I'm In Love...
4. You're My B...
5. '39
6. Sweet Lady

Live Killers (CD 2)

1. Don't Stop ...
2. Spread Your...
3. Brighton Ro...
4. Bohemian Rh...
5. Tie Your Mo...
6. Sheer Heart...

Queen was a quartet that combined elements of hard rock, heavy metal, and art rock, adding other styles along the way for an often majestic sound that also contained a distinct element of campy humor. The group was formed in England in 1971 by singer Freddie Mercury (born Frederick Bulsara, Sep. 5, 1946, d. Nov. 24, 1991); guitarist Brian May (b. Jul. 19, 1947); bassist John Deacon (b. Aug. 19, 1951); and drummer Roger Taylor (b. Jul. 26, 1949). They released their first album, Queen, in 1973, and it first reached the charts in the U.S. (going gold in 1977). It wasn't until the following year that Queen broke through in its native country, getting a Top Ten hit with "The Seven Seas of Rhye" and reaching the album chart with Queen II. Sheer Heart Attack, later the same year, was a substantial hit on both sides of the Atlantic (a number two U.K. hit with "Killer Queen," number 12 in the U.S.).The biggest of Queen's early albums, however, was A Night at the Opera (1975), which topped the U.K. chart, made the Top 5 in the U.S., and included the gold-selling single "Bohemian Rhapsody," the longest-running U.K. number one in 18 years (in 1992, bolstered by an appearance in the film Wayne's World, it would be a hit all over again in the U.S.). A Day at the Races (1976) was also a substantial hit, though it couldn't match its predecessor. Queen turned to a harder rock approach for 1977's News of the World, which included the Top Five hit "We Are the Champions," still a sporting-event favorite. Jazz (1978) and Live Killers (1979) were successful, if less substantial albums, but Queen took a sharp stylistic turn for The Game in 1980 and was rewarded with two uncharacteristic number one hits, the rockabilly-tinged "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and the disco-rock "Another One Bites the Dust."Though Queen scored gold in the U.S. with the subsequent releases Hot Space (1982) and The Works (1984), the group was in a gradual commercial decline throughout the '80s. It returned to gold-selling status with Innuendo in 1991, but singer Freddie Mercury died of AIDS in November of that year. That set off a sales bonanza in Europe and, belatedly, in the U.S., with a giant benefit concert held in Mercury's honor at Wembley Stadium in England in April 1992. Posthumous releases began to appear, with a boxed set promised. ~ William Ruhlmann

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