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Jul 26, 2024 · Queen ’s charismatic frontman was bursting with magic, and he and his bandmates – Brian May, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon – were among the greatest live performers of the 20th Century. Here we...
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- It’s A Hard Life (1984) There’s a delicious contrast between the melancholic self-pity of the song’s title and lyrics and the sumptuous decadence of the video.
- I Want To Break Free (1984) Fancying Roger Taylor is something every schoolboy has done for at least a second, thanks to the drummer’s eye-opening appearance as a schoolgirl in this fondly-remembered Coronation Street parody.
- Innuendo (1991) With Freddie too ill to film, old video footage of the band was brilliantly morphed into stylised animation based on different artists – Deacon a winking Picasso, Taylor’s drumming a Jackson Pollock explosion.
- Radio Gaga (1984) A hugely involving immersion in the dystopian world of Metropolis, Fritz Lang’s hallucinogenic 1927 vision of an eerie mechanised future, with the band gliding through the film’s monochrome expressionist cityscape in their most expensive video.
Sep 1, 2008 · Click here to buy the DVD with this video at the Official Queen Store:http://www.queenonlinestore.comThe official 'I Want To Break Free' music video. Taken f...
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Nov 29, 2023 · This is the Top 10 list of Queen’s best and most relevant performances with Freddie Mercury 1 – Live Aid, Wembley, London, July 13th, 1985, “The Works Tour” Live Aid was Queen’s highest moment in their career, they were able to transform 20 minutes in the most memorable moment of Live Aid.
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Dec 17, 2016 · This David Mallett-produced video for Queen’s 1984 single cost an estimated £100,000 to make. It featured the band dressed as a family of women in a cramped terraced house, a ballet sequence, miners and an old knackered Hoover.