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📅 On 14 January 1991, Queen released the six and a half minute long epic 'Innuendo' 🤹‍♂️ youtu.be/SOexfj0CULc

Freddie Mercury 🖤 5th September 1946 - 24th November 1991 Photograph by Neal Preston © Queen Productions Ltd

👑 OTD 2022 The Miracle: Collector's Edition was released! 🚂 Watch the video for 'Was It All Worth It' from the collection which takes you on a dazzling ride through Queen’s Extraordinary Journey To The Miracle! Queen.lnk.to/WasItAllWorthIt 🎥

“When I see the footage of us from those shows now, I see so much confidence and adrenalin” Brian May 🎸 For aspiring British musicians of the ’70s, all roads led to London’s legendary Rainbow Theatre. In 1974, watch as Queen seized the opportunity with a searing performance of this hard-rocker from Sheer Heart Attack! ❤️‍🔥⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 📽️ #QTGLive

It became very popular onstage, and when we did it on the 1986 Magic Tour, which was our last ever tour, it used to go down incredibly well.” Roger Taylor 🥁 This week’s footage from Wembley proves just how quickly A Kind Of Magic had joined Queen’s canon of classics, as Freddie leads the 72,000-strong audience in a mass singalong of the song’s many memorable lines ⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 📽️ #QTGLive

“I think it’s the moment we first realised they knew Love of My Life. Not only knew it but would sing it. And not only would they sing it but would sing it with a passion that brought tears to our eyes.” Brian May 🎸 Watch as Queen blazed the trail back in 1985 as headliners of the inaugural @rockinrio festival, performing to more than 400,000 fans over two nights ⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 📽️ #QTGLive

"Mama, just killed a man…" 🎶 What better song to take us through a visual medley of Queen performing in some of the world’s most….iconic venues ⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 🎥 #QTGLive

"I like the whole world to listen to my music. And I want anybody and everybody to come and listen to me and look at me when I'm playing.” Freddie Mercury 🎤 With Queen wanting their shows to be as entertaining and theatrical as possible, that meant Freddie needed to bring energy, flamboyance and style to every performance – and fortunately for the fans, he never disappointed!⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 🎥 #QTGLive

“I’m very frivolous, and I like to enjoy myself. And what better way to do it than on stage in front of 300,000 people?” Freddie Mercury🎤 Watch as Queen’s flamboyant and legendary frontman offers more fascinating insights into how he sees his role on stage⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 🎥 #QTGLive

“I'd hate to go on stage and just sit and sing my songs, I have to move” Freddie Mercury 🎤 Widely regarded as the ultimate live act, Queen had one of the greatest front men in the history of rock and roll! Watch now ⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 🎥 #QTGLive

“People want to be entertained. How boring if we reproduce note-for-note what was on the album” Freddie Mercury 🎤 Watch as Freddie crowned rock’s ultimate showman, provides some fascinating insights into how entertaining visual theatrics played a vital part of any Queen show!⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 🎥 #QTGLive

As one of Queen’s defining hits of the ’80s, Radio Ga Ga was written by Roger Taylor, who worked for three days straight in the studio with a synth and drum machine to craft this ode to the golden age of the airwaves. “That's part of what the song's about, really.” 🥁 Watch one of the best examples of band and audience in total harmony, singing to Queen’s classic 1984 single 'Radio Ga Ga'! ⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 📽️ #QTGLive

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“I’m gonna make you sing like Aretha Franklin!” Freddie Mercury 🎤 Freddie Mercury was the master of crowd interaction – and the bigger the audience, the better. Watch from Queen's famous 1982 show at the U.K. Milton Keynes Bowl, the singer challenges the vast crowd to match his vocal acrobatics! ⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 🎥 #QTGLive

“In the beginning, a lot of his writing was very fantastical, but underneath, I think he was pouring his heart out” Brian May 🎸 Opening (and closing) the second side of 1974’s Sheer Heart Attack album, the two versions of In The Lap Of The Gods were wrenched from the emotional depths by Freddie Mercury. Watch⬇️ queen.lnk.to/TheGreatestLive 🎥 #QTGLive