  Queen formed in 1972 in England
with Freddie Mercury (born Farok Bulsara) on
vocals, Brain May on guitar, John Deacon on
bass, and Roger Taylor on drums. The
formation of Queen happened first with a trio
consisting of May, Taylor and Tim Staffell
named Smile. When Staffell
left the group to pursue other musical
interests, Mercury came on board and Queen
was formed (using temporary bass players the
first year together). Deacon officially
joined the group in 1971. By 1972, Queen's
unique rock sound had landed them a recording
deal.
 Queen was released and
Queen's success started in the UK before
hitting the US.
Queen
II
was released and Queen toured the US although
May had to leave the tour after coming down
with hepatitis and an ulcer.
 Sheer
Heart Attack was released. Queen
was hitting the singles charts in the UK with
"Killer Queen" and "Seven Seas
Of Rhye" but not finding single success
in the US.
Queen was voted by Melody
Maker as 'Band of the Year.'
Queen's "Killer Queen"
became their first hit single in the US.
the UK Singles chart for 9
weeks.
Sheer
Heart Attack was certified gold.
 A
Night At The Opera was released
and topped the UK LP charts.
A
Night At The Opera was certified gold.
The single "Bohemian Rhapsody" was certified
gold.
 A
Day At The Races was released and Queen
had US hits with "Bohemian Rhapsody" and
"Somebody To Love."
A
Day At The Races was certified gold.
Queen was certified gold.
 News
Of The World was released and was certified
gold.
News
Of The World was certified platinum.
Queen had a monster hit
with the double-sided single "We Are The
Champions / We Will Rock You."
 The single
"We Are The Champions" was
certified gold.
The single
"We Are The Champions" was
certified platinum.
 Jazz was released and Queen
hit the charts with "Bicycle Race / Fat
Bottomed Girls."
Queen's first live LP, Live
Killers, was released.
 Live
Killers was certified gold.
Jazz was certified
platinum.
 # 3
Singles Artist of the Year (# 1
Group/Duo of the Year)
Queen hit the Top 40 and Top 10 with "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love."
 Queen hit #1 for 4 weeks with "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love."
Queen topped the Billboard Hot
100 for 4 weeks with "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love." Mercury said he wrote
the song while in the bathtub and its the
first track Mercury played guitar on. The
song peaked at # 2 in the UK the previous
year and almost wasn't released as a single
in the US until radio stations began playing
it.
 The
Game was released.
Queen hit the Top 40 with "Play The Game."
Queen topped
the UK LP chart for 2 weeks with The
Game.
Queen hit the Top 40 with "Another One Bites The
Dust."
The
Game spent 5 weeks topping the US LP
charts.
The
Game was certified gold.
Queen hit the Top 10 with "Another One Bites The
Dust."
 Queen hit #1 for 2 weeks with "Another One Bites The
Dust."
Queen topped the Billboard Hot
100 with "Another One Bites The
Dust"
for 3 weeks and became only the second hit
Queen song to be written by Deacon. The track
also hit big in the club and with R&B
radio.
The single "Another One Bites The
Dust"
was certified gold.
The
Game was certified platinum.
The single "Another One Bites The
Dust"
was certified platinum and "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love" was certified gold.
 # 82
Singles Artist of the Year
 Queen won an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Single ("Another One Bites The
Dust")
and were nominated for Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group.
The Flash
Gordon soundtrack was
released.
Queen were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("Another One Bites The
Dust").
Queen hit the Top 40 with "Flash's Theme."
Queen performed 2 shows in Sao
Paulo, Brazil to over 250,000 concert goers.
 Greatest
Hits was released.
Queen had a hit with
the collaboration with David
Bowie, "Under Pressure."
Greatest
Hits was certified gold.
 # 73
Singles Artist of the Year
 Hot
Space was released.
Queen hit the Top 40 with "Body Language."
Queen hit the Top 10 with "Body Language."
Hot
Space was certified gold.
 Queen performed in California at
what would be their last live performance as
a group in the US.
 # 86
Singles Artist of the Year
The
Works was released with the hit
"Radio Ga-Ga."
 Queen hit the Top 40 with "Radio Ga-Ga."
The
Works was certified gold.
The video for "Radio Ga-Ga" was nominated
for a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Art Direction.
Queen got into the holiday
spirit with the release of the UK single
"Thank God It's Christmas."
Queen performed a memorable set
at Live Aid in the UK.
 # 151
Singles Artist of the Year
 A
Kind Of Magic was released.
Live
Magic was released.
Queen performed for the last
time together (their 658th concert
performance) at Knebworth Stadium in the UK.
 # 208
Singles Artist of the Year
 The
Miracle was released.
Innuendo was released.
Innuendo was certified gold.
 On the 24th, Mercury died of
complications from AIDS at the age of 45.
Although Mercury hadn't revealed his illness
until 2 days prior to his death, it was
evident that he was struggling with his
health in the months prior to his death.
 # 47
Singles Artist of the Year
At the Brit Awards, Queen won
the Best British Single ("Bohemian Rhapsody") and Mercury was
posthumously honored with the Outstanding
Contribution to British Music honored.
 Classic
Queen was released.
Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" had a resurgence
on the pop charts thanks to it being featured
in the film Wayne's
World and hit the Top 10.
(available
for download at   )
The remaining Queen members
joined forces with many other musicians for
'A Concert For Life' at Wembley Stadium to
honor Mercury and to raise awareness about
AIDS.
Classic
Queen was certified
platinum.
The single "The Show Must
Go On" was certified gold.
 Live
At Wembley '86 was released.
Greatest
Hits was released.
The video for "Bohemian Rhapsody" won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Video from a Film.
Greatest
Hits was certified gold.
 # 155
Singles Artist of the Year
 Greatest
Hits was certified platinum.
Queen along with George
Michael and Lisa Stansfield
topped the UK LP charts for 3 weeks with Five
Live from the 'Concert For Life'
performance.
Queen along with George
Michael hit the Top 40 with the live
version of "Somebody To Love."
 Classic
Queen was certified 2x
platinum.
At
The BBC was released.
 Made
In Heaven was released.
Made
In Heaven topped the UK Albums charts for
a week.
Greatest
Hits I & II was released.
Made
In Heaven was certified gold.
Rock
'N Roll Hall Of Fame's 500
Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes "Bohemian Rhapsody."
Greatest
Hits I & II was certified gold.
 Ranked # 33 on VH1: Greatest
Artists of Rock & Roll (and
# 20
on
Rock On The Net's Poll).
The limited-edition, 8 CD box
set, Crown
Jewels, was released. The set included
8 classic Queen LPs.
 Greatest
Hits - Volume 3 was released.
VH1: 100
Greatest Rock Songs includes "Bohemian Rhapsody" at # 27 and "We Are The
Champions" at # 86.
Greatest
Hits I & II was certified platinum.
Live
At Wembley '86 was certified platinum.
VH1: 100
Greatest Artists of Hard Rock includes Queen at # 13.
Rolling Stone
& MTV: 100 Greatest Pop Songs includes
"Bohemian Rhapsody" at # 29.
Queen was inducted into the Rock
& Roll Hall of Fame.
VH1: 100
Greatest Videos includes
"Bohemian Rhapsody" at # 15.
A musical, We Will Rock You
featuring Queen's songs, opened in London.
Surviving Queen members had collaborated with
the musical's writer.
 Platinum
Collection was released
consisting of Greatest Hits I, II &
III.
The
Game was certified 4x platinum, News
Of The World was certified 4x platinum, A
Day At The Races was certified
platinum, A
Kind Of Magic was certified gold, A
Night At The Opera was certified 3x
platinum, Classic
Queen was certified 3x platinum, and Live
Killers was certified 2x platinum.
Greatest
Hits was certified 7x platinum.
VH1: 100 Best
Songs of the Past 25 Years includes "Under Pressure" at # 46.
Queen performed at the '46664'
concert (an AIDS benefit show) in Cape Town
hosted by Nelson Mandela.
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 230:
A
Night At The Opera.
# 126 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
Platinum
Collection was certified platinum.
The single "We Will Rock
You" was certified gold.
 Greatest
Hits was certified 8x platinum.
VH1: 100
Greatest Songs of the 80's included "Under Pressure" at # 31.
The remaining Queen members
along with Paul Rodgers
released The
Cosmos Rocks.
Rolling Stone:
'The Greatest Singers' includes Mercury at # 18.
The box set Queen
40 Limited Edition Collector's Box Set was released on
Amazon.com.
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Queen
Released: June, 1973
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 83
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "Keep
Yourself Alive" - "Doing All
Right" - "Great King Rat"
- "My Fairy King" -
"Liar" - "The Night Comes
Down" - "Modern Times Rock 'N
Roll" - "Son &
Daughter" - "Jesus" -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" -
"Mad The Swine" - "Keep
Yourself Alive" (Re-Take) -
"Liar" (Remix) |
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Queen II
Released: April, 1974
Billboard
peak:
# 49
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks:
"Procession" - "Father To
Son" - "White Queen (As It
Began)" - "Some Day One
Day" - "The Loser In The
End" - "Ogre Battle" -
"The Fairy Feller's Master
Stroke" - "Nevermore" -
"The March Of The Black Queen"
- "Funny How Love Is" -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" -
"See What A Fool I've Been" -
"Ogre Battle" (Remix) -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" (Remix) |
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Sheer Heart Attack
Released: November, 1974
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 12
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "Brighton
Rock" - "Killer Queen" -
"Tenement Funster" -
"Flick Of The Wrist" -
"Lily Of The Valley" -
"Now I'm Here" - "In The
Lap Of The Gods" - "Stone Cold
Crazy" - "Dear Friends" -
"Misfire" - "Bring Back
That Leroy Brown" - "She Makes
Me" - "In The Lap Of The
Gods" |
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A Night At The Opera
Released: December, 1975
US: 3x platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Death On
Two Legs" - "Lazing On A Sunday
Afternoon" - "I'm In Love With
My Car" - "You're My Best
Friend" - "'39" -
"Sweet Lady" - "Seaside
Rendezvous" - "The Prophet's
Song" - "Love Of My Life"
- "Good Company" - "Bohemian Rhapsody" - "God
Save The Queen" - "I'm In Love
With My Car" (Remix) - "You're
My Best Friend" (Remix) |
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A Day At The Races
Released: December, 1976
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 5
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Tie Your
Mother Down" - "You Take My
Breath Away" - "Long Away"
- "The Millionaire Waltz" -
"You & I" - "Somebody
To Love" - "White Man" -
"Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy"
- "Drowse" - "Teo
Torriatee (Let Us Cling Together)" -
"Tie Your Mother Down" (1991
Matt Wallace Remix) - "Somebody To
Love)" (1991 Randy Badazz Remix) |
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News Of The World
Released: November, 1977
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "We Will
Rock You" - "We Are The
Champions" - "Sheer Heart
Attack" - "All Dead, All
Dead" - "Spread Your
Wings" - "Fight From The
Inside" - "Get Down, Make
Love" - "Sleeping On The
Sidewalk" - "Who Needs
You" - "It's Late" -
"My Melancholy Blues" -
"We Will Rock You" (Remix) |
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Jazz
Released: November, 1978
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 6
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks:
"Mustapha" - "Fat Bottomed
Girls" - "Jealousy" -
"Bicycle Race" - "If You
Can't Beat Them" - "Let Me
Entertain You" - "Dead On
Time" - "In Only Seven
Days" - "Dreamer's Ball" -
"Fun It" - "Leaving Home
Ain't Easy" - "Don't Stop Me
Now" - "More Of That Jazz"
- "Fat Bottomed Girls" (1991
Brian Malouf Remix) - "Bicycle
Race" (1991 Junior Vasquez Remix) |
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Live Killers
Released: June,1979
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 16
Rolling Stone
review:
Live Tracks: "We Will
Rock You" - "Let Me Entertain
You" - "Death On Two Legs"
- "Killer Queen" -
"Bicycle Race" - "I'm In
Love With My Car" - "Get Down,
Make Love" - "You're My Best
Friend" - "Now I'm Here" -
"Dreamer's Ball" - "Love
Of My Life" - "'39" -
"Keep Yourself Alive" -
"Don't Stop Me Now" -
"Spread Your Wings" -
"Brighton Rock" - "Bohemian Rhapsody" - "Tie
Your Mother Down" - "We Will
Rock You" - "We Are The
Champions" - "God Save The
Queen" |
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The Game
Released: June, 1980
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 5 weeks)
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Play The Game" -
"Dragon Attack" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "Need Your
Loving Tonight" - "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love" - "Rock It
(Prime Jive)" - "Don't Try
Suicide" - "Sail Away Sweet
Sister" - "Coming Sooner"
- "Save Me" - "Dragon
Attack" |
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Flash Gordon soundtrack
Released: January, 1981
Billboard
peak:
# 23
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Flash's Theme" - "In
The Space Capsule (The Love Theme)"
- "Ming's Theme (In The Court Of
Ming The Merciless)" - "The
Ring (Hypnotic Seduction Of Dale)" -
"Football Fight" - "In The
Death Cell" - "Execution Of
Flash" - "The Kiss (Aura
Resurrects Flash)" - "Arboria
(Planet Of The Tree Men)" -
"Escape From The Swamp" -
"Flash To The Rescue" -
"Vultan's Theme (Attack Of The Hawk
Men)" - "Battle Themes" -
"The Wedding March" -
"Marriage Of Dale And Ming (And
Flash Approaching)" - "Crash
Dive On Mingo City" - "Flash's
Theme Reprise (Victory
Celebrations)" - "The
Hero" - "Flash's Theme"
(1991 Mista Lawnge Remix) |
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Greatest Hits
Released: November, 1981
US: 8x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 14
Tracks: "Bohemian Rhapsody" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "Killer
Queen" - "Fat Bottomed
Girls" - "Bicycle Race" -
"You're My Best Friend" -
"Don't Stop Me Now" -
"Save Me" - "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love" - "Somebody To
Love" - "Good Old Fashioned
Lover Boy" - "Play The Game" - "Flash's Theme" -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" - "We
Will Rock You" - "We Are The
Champions" |
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Hot Space
Released: May, 1982
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 22
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Staying
Power" - "Dancer" -
"Back Chat" - "Body Language" -
"Action This Day" - "Put
Out The Fire" - "Life Is
Real" - "Calling All
Girls" - "Las Palabras De
Amor" - "Cool Cat" -
"Under Pressure" (with David
Bowie) - "Body Language" (1991 Susan
Rogers Remix) |
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The Works
Released: February, 1984
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 23
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Radio Ga-Ga" - "Tear
It Up" - "It's A Hard
Life" - "Man On The Prowl"
- "Machines (Or Back To
Humans)" - "I Want To Break
Free" - "Keep Passing The Open
Windows" - "Hammer To
Fall" - "Is This The World We
Created?" - "I Go Crazy" -
"Radio Ga Ga" (Extended
Version) - "I Want To Break
Free" (Extended Version) |
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A Kind Of Magic
Released: June, 1986
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 46
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "One
Vision" - "A Kind Of
Magic" - "One Year Of
Love" - "Pain Is So Closer To
Pleasure" - "Friends Will Be
Friends" - "Who Wants To Live
Forever" - "Gimme The Prize
(Kurgan's Theme)" - "Don't Lose
Your Head" - "Princes Of The
Universe" - "Forever" -
"One Vision" (Extended Vision) |
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Live Magic
Released: 1986
Live Tracks: "One
Vision" - "Tie Your Mother
Down" - "Seven Seas Of
Rhye" - "A Kind Of Magic"
- "Under Pressure" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "I Want To
Break Free" - "This Is The
World We Created?" - "Bohemian Rhapsody" -
"Hammer To Fall" - "Radio
Ga Ga" - "We Will Rock
You" - "Friends Will Be
Friends" - "We Are The
Champions" - "God Save The
Queen" |
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The Miracle
Released: June, 1989
Billboard
peak:
# 24
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Party"
- "Khashoggi's Ship" -
"The Miracle" - "I Want it
All" - "The Invisible Man"
- "Breakthru" - "Rain Must
Fall" - "My Baby Does Me"
- "Was It All Worth It" -
"Hang On In There" -
"Chinese Torture" - "The
Invisible Man" (12" Version) -
"Scandal" (12" Mix) |
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Innuendo
Released: February, 1991
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 30
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks:
"Innuendo" - "I'm Going
Slightly Mad" - "Headlong"
- "I Can't Live With You" -
"Don't Try So Hard" -
"Ride The Wild Wind" -
"All God's People" -
"These Are The Days Of Our
Lives" - "Delilah" -
"The Hitman" -
"Bijou" - "The Show Must
Go On" |
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Classic Queen
Released: March, 1992
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "A Kind Of
Magic" - "Bohemian Rhapsody" - "Under Pressure" (with David
Bowie) - "Hammer To Fall" -
"Stone Cold Crazy" - "One
Year Of Love" - "Radio Ga
Ga" - "I'm Going Slightly
Mad" - "I Want It All" -
"Tie Your Mother Down" -
"The Miracle" - "These Are
The Days Of Our Lives" - "One
Vision" - "Keep Yourself
Alive" - "Headlong" -
"Who Wants To Live Forever" -
"The Show Must Go On" |
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Live At Wembley '86
Released: June, 1992
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 53
Rolling Stone
review:
Live Tracks: "One
Vision" - "Tie Your Mother
Down" - "In The Lap Of The
Gods" - "Seven Seas Of
Rhye" - "Tear It Up" -
"A Kind Of Magic" - "Under Pressure" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "Who Wants To
Live Forever" - "I Want To
Break Free" - "Impromptu"
- "Brighton Rock Solo" -
"Now I'm Here" - "Love Of
My Life" - "Is This The World
We Created?" - "(You're So
Square) Baby I Don't Care" -
"Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye
Heart)" - "Tutti Frutti" -
"Gimme Some Lovin'" - "Bohemian Rhapsody" -
"Hammer To Fall" - "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love" - "Big
Spender" - "Radio Ga Ga" -
"We Will Rock You" -
"Friends Will Be Friends" -
"We Are The Champions" -
"God Save The Queen" |
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Greatest Hits
Released: September, 1992
Billboard
peak:
# 11
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "We Will
Rock You" - "We Are The
Champions" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "Killer
Queen" - "Somebody To
Love" - "Fat Bottomed
Girls" - "Bicycle Race" -
"You're My Best Friend" -
"Crazy Little Thing
Called Love" - "Now I'm
Here" - "Play The Game" -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" - "Body Language" - "Save
Me" - "Don't Stop Me Now"
- "Good Old Fashioned Lover
Boy" - "I Want To Break
Free" |
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George Michael & Queen
with Lisa Stansfield: Five Live
Released: April, 1993
Billboard
peak:
# 46
Live Tracks: "Somebody To
Love" - "Killer" -
"Papa Was A Rollin' Stone" -
"These Are The Days Of Our
Lives" - "Calling You" -
"Dear Friends" |
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At The BBC
Released: March, 1995
Tracks: "My Fairy
King" - "Keep Yourself
Alive" - "Doin' Alright" -
"Liar" - "Ogre
Battle" - "Great King Rat"
- "Modern Times Rock 'N Roll" -
"Son And Daughter" |
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Made In Heaven
Released: November, 1995
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 58
Tracks: "It's A
Beautiful Day" - "Made In
Heaven" - "Let Me Live" -
"Mother Love" - "My Life
Has Been Saved" - "I Was Born
To Love You" - "Heaven For
Everyone" - "Too Much Love Will
Kill You" - "You Don't Fool
Me" - "A Winter's Tale" -
"It's A Beautiful Day"
(Reprise) |
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Greatest Hits I & II
Released: November, 1995
US: Platinum
Tracks: "Bohemian Rhapsody" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "Killer
Queen" - "Fat Bottomed
Girls" - "Bicycle Race" -
"You're My Best Friend" -
"Don't Stop Me Now" -
"Save Me" - "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love" - "Somebody To
Love" - "Now I'm Here" -
"Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy"
- "Play The Game" - "Flash's Theme" -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" - "We
Will Rock You" - "We Are The
Champions" - "A Kind Of
Magic" - "Under Pressure" (with David
Bowie) - "Radio Ga Ga" -
"I Want It All" - "I Want
To Break Free" -
"Innuendo" - "It's A Hard
Life" - "Breakthru" -
"Who Wants To Live Forever" -
"Headlong" - "The
Miracle" - "I'm Going Slightly
Mad" - "The Invisible Man"
- "Hammer To Fall" -
"Friends Will Be Friends" -
"The Show Must Go On" -
"One Vision" |
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Crown Jewels (box set)
Released: November, 1998
Tracks: " "Keep
Yourself Alive" - "Doing All
Right" - "Great King Rat"
- "My Fairy King" -
"Liar" - "The Night Comes
Down" - "Modern Times Rock 'N
Roll" - "Son &
Daughter" - "Jesus" -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" -
"Procession" - "Father To
Son" - "White Queen (As It
Began)" - "Some Day One
Day" - "The Loser In The
End" - "Ogre Battle" -
"The Fairy Feller's Master
Stroke" - "Nevermore" -
"The March Of The Black Queen"
- "Funny How Love Is" -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" -
"Brighton Rock" - "Killer
Queen" - "Tenement
Funster" - "Flick Of The
Wrist" - "Lily Of The
Valley" - "Now I'm Here" -
"In The Lap Of The Gods" -
"Stone Cold Crazy" - "Dear
Friends" - "Misfire" -
"Bring Back That Leroy Brown" -
"She Makes Me" - "In The
Lap Of The Gods" - "Death On
Two Legs" - "Lazing On A Sunday
Afternoon" - "I'm In Love With
My Car" - "You're My Best
Friend" - "'39" -
"Sweet Lady" - "Seaside
Rendezvous" - "The Prophet's
Song" - "Love Of My Life"
- "Good Company" - "Bohemian Rhapsody" - "God
Save The Queen" - "Tie Your
Mother Down" - "You Take My
Breath Away" - "Long Away"
- "The Millionaire Waltz" -
"You & I" - "Somebody
To Love" - "White Man" -
"Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy"
- "Drowse" - "Teo
Torriatee (Let Us Cling Together)" -
"We Will Rock You" - "We
Are The Champions" - "Sheer
Heart Attack" - "All Dead, All
Dead" - "Spread Your
Wings" - "Fight From The
Inside" - "Get Down, Make
Love" - "Sleeping On The
Sidewalk" - "Who Needs
You" - "It's Late" -
"My Melancholy Blues" -
"Mustapha" - "Fat Bottomed
Girls" - "Jealousy" -
"Bicycle Race" - "If You
Can't Beat Them" - "Let Me
Entertain You" - "Dead On
Time" - "In Only Seven
Days" - "Dreamer's Ball" -
"Fun It" - "Leaving Home
Ain't Easy" - "Don't Stop Me
Now" - "More Of That Jazz"
- "Play The Game" -
"Dragon Attack" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "Need Your
Loving Tonight" - "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love" - "Rock It
(Prime Jive)" - "Don't Try
Suicide" - "Sail Away Sweet
Sister" - "Coming Sooner"
- "Save Me" |
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Greatest Hits - Volume 3
Released: November, 1999
Tracks: "The Show
Must Go On" - "Under Pressure" (Rah Mix)
(with David Bowie) - "
Barcelona" - "Too Much Love
Will Kill You" - "Somebody To
Love" (live with George Michael) -
"You Don't Fool Me" -
"Heaven For Everyone" -
"Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of
Love)" - "Driven By You" -
"Living On My Own" - "Let
Me Live" - "The Great
Pretender" - "Princes Of The
Universe" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "No One But
You (Only The Good Die Young)" -
"These Are The Days Of Our
Lives" - "Thank God It's
Christmas" |
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Platinum Collection
Released: September, 2002
US: Platinum
Tracks: "Bohemian Rhapsody" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "Killer
Queen" - "Fat Bottomed
Girls" - "Bicycle Race" -
"You're My Best Friend" -
"Don't Stop Me Now" -
"Save Me" - "Crazy Little Thing
Called Love" - "Somebody To
Love" - "Good Old Fashioned
Lover Boy" - "Play The Game" - "Flash's Theme" -
"Seven Seas Of Rhye" - "We
Will Rock You" - "We Are The
Champions" - "A Kind Of
Magic" - "Under Pressure" (with David
Bowie) - "Radio Ga Ga" -
"I Want It All" - "I Want
To Break Free" -
"Innuendo" - "It's A Hard
Life" - "Breakthru" -
"Who Wants To Live Forever" -
"Headlong" - "The
Miracle" - "I'm Going Slightly
Mad" - "The Invisible Man"
- "Hammer To Fall" -
"Friends Will Be Friends" -
"The Show Must Go On" -
"One Vision" - "The Show
Must Go On" - "Under Pressure" (Rah Mix)
(with David Bowie) - "
Barcelona" - "Too Much Love
Will Kill You" - "Somebody To
Love" (live with George Michael) -
"You Don't Fool Me" -
"Heaven For Everyone" -
"Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of
Love)" - "Driven By You" -
"Living On My Own" - "Let
Me Live" - "The Great
Pretender" - "Princes Of The
Universe" - "Another One Bites
The Dust" - "No One But
You (Only The Good Die Young)" -
"These Are The Days Of Our
Lives" - "Thank God It's
Christmas" |
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The Cosmos Rocks (with Paul
Rodgers)
Released: October, 2008
Billboard
peak:
# 47
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Cosmos
Rockin" - "Time To Shine"
- "Still Burning" -
"Small" - "Warboys" -
"We Believe" - "Call
Me" - "Voodoo" -
"Some Things That Glitter" -
"C-Lebrity" - "Through The
Night" - "Say It's Not
True" - "Surf's Up... School's
Out" |
| Note: Song title and
position links lead you to the song's Top
40 chart run (from the ARC Weekly Top
40)
and LP links take you to Amazon.com's page for that LP
(often including track listings and sound
samples). |
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