Queen is a british rock band who have been recognized as pioneers of arena rock, hard rock, glam rock, heavy metal, and progressive rock.
-MEMBERS
--John Deacon: Wrote "Another One Bytes The Dust" the single greatist bassline in music history. And Many Other Songs.
--Brian May: One of the most unique guitarists in all of music. A top five guitarist.
--Freddie Mercury:
---The single greatist male vocalist in music history.
---(bisexual not homosexual) He was known for having many girlfriends and boyfriends.
---He is world's first indian origin rock star.
---He was the only star in Kurt Cobain suicide note.
---A species of East African isopod, Cirolana mercuryi N. Bruce, was named after Freddie in 2004.
--Rodger Taylor: A very solid drummer.
-SINGLES
--"Keep Yourself Alive/Son And Daughter" (1973) - didn't chart UK, #89 US (Cashbox)
--"Seven Seas of Rhye/See What A Fool I've Been" (1974) #10 UK
--"Killer Queen/Flick Of The Wrist" (1974) #2 UK (silver), #12 US
--"Now I'm Here/Lily Of The Valley" (1975) #11 UK
--"Bohemian Rhapsody/I'm In Love With My Car" (1975) #1 UK (3x platinum), #9 US (gold)
--"You're My Best Friend/'39" (1976) #7 UK, #16 US
--"Somebody to Love/White Man" (1976) #2 UK, #13 US
--"Tie Your Mother Down/You And I" (1977) #31 UK, #49 US
--"Long Away/You and I" (1977)
--"Queen's First EP: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy/Death On Two Legs/Tenement Funster/White Queen" (1977) #17 UK
--"We Are the Champions/We Will Rock You" (1977) #2 UK (gold), #4 US (2x platinum)
--"Spread Your Wings/Sheer Heart Attack" (1978) #34 UK
--"It's Late/Sheer Heart Attack" (1978) #72 US
--"Bicycle Race/Fat Bottomed Girls" (1978) #11 UK (gold), #24 US
--"Don't Stop Me Now/In Only Seven Days" (1979) #9 UK (gold), #86 US
--"Jealousy/Fun It" (1979)
--"Love Of My Life (live)/Now I'm Here (live)" (1979) #63 UK
--"We Will Rock You (live)/Let Me Entertain You (live)" (1979)
--"Crazy Little Thing Called Love/We Will Rock You (live)" (1979) #2 UK (gold), #1 US (platinum)
--"Save Me/Let Me Entertain You (live)" (1980) #11 UK
--"Play The Game/A Human Body" (1980) #14 UK, #42 US
--"Another One Bites The Dust/Dragon Attack" (1980) #7 UK, #1 US (sold over 4,5 million copies, 4x platinum)
--"Need Your Loving Tonight/Rock It" (1980) #44 US
--"Flash/Football Fight" (1980) #10 UK, #42 US, #1 Austria
--"Under Pressure (with David Bowie)/Soul Brother" (1981) #1 UK (silver), #29 US
--"Body Language/Life is Real" (1982) #25 UK, #11 US
--"Las Palabras De Amor/Cool Cat" (1982) #17 UK
--"Calling All Girls/Put Out the Fire" (1982) #60 US
--"Back Chat/Staying Power" (1982) #40 UK
--"Radio Ga Ga/I Go Crazy" (1984) #2 UK (silver), #16 US
--"I Want To Break Free/Machines (or Back to Humans)" (1984) #3 UK (silver), #45 US, #1 Austria
--"It's A Hard Life/Is This The World We Created?" (1984) #6 UK, #72 US
--"Hammer To Fall/Tear It Up" (1984) #13 UK
--"Thank God It's Christmas/Man on the Prowl/Keep Passing the Open Windows" (1984) #21 UK
--"One Vision/Blurred Vision" (1985) #7 UK, #61 US
--"Princes of the Universe/A Dozen Red Roses For My Darling"
--"A Kind Of Magic/A Dozen Red Roses For My Darling (Europe)/Gimme the Prize (US)" (1986) #3 UK, #42 US
--"Friends Will Be Friends/Seven Seas of Rhye (1986) #14 UK
--"Who Wants To Live Forever/Killer Queen" (1986) #24 UK
--"Pain Is So Close To Pleasure/Don't Lose Your Head" (1986)
--"I Want It All/Hang on In There" (1989) #3 UK (silver), #50 US, #3 US Rock Chart
--"Breakthru/Stealin'" (1989) #7 UK
--"The Invisible Man/Hijack My Heart" (1989) #12 UK
--"Scandal/My Life Has Been Saved" (1989) #25 UK
--"The Miracle/Stone Cold Crazy (live)" (1989) #21 UK
--"Innuendo/Bijou" (1991) #1 UK (gold)
--"I'm Going Slightly Mad/The Hitman" (1991) #22 UK
--"Headlong/All God's People" (1991) #14 UK
--"The Show Must Go On/Keep Yourself Alive" (1991) #16 UK
--"Bohemian Rhapsody"/"These Are The Days Of Our Lives" (1991) #1 UK
--"The Show Must Go On"/"Bohemian Rhapsody" (1992) #2 US (platinum)
--"Five Live" (EP) (with George Michael and Lisa Stansfield, 1993) #1 UK
--"Heaven For Everyone/It's A Beautiful Day" (1995) #2 UK (silver)
--"A Winter's Tale/Thank God It's Christmas/Rock In Rio Blues" (1995) #6 UK
--"Too Much Love Will Kill You/We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions" (1996) #15 UK
--"Let Me Live/Bicycle Race/Fat Bottomed Girls" (1996) #9 UK
--"You Don't Fool Me - The Remixes" (1996) #17 UK
--"No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young)" (1998) #13 UK
--"Another One Bites The Dust" (with Wyclef Jean featuring Pras and Free, 1998) #5 UK
--"Under Pressure (Rah Mix)" (with David Bowie, 1999) #14 UK
--"We Will Rock You" (with 5ive, 2000) #1 UK
--"Flash" (with Vanguard, 2003) #15 UK
--"Reaching Out (live) / Tie Your Mother Down (live) / Fat Bottomed Girls (live)" (Queen + Paul Rodgers, 2005)
The band have had a total of six #1 songs in the UK and two in the US.
-STUDIO ALBUMS
--Queen (1973) #24 UK (gold), #83 US (gold), #52 Japan
--Queen II (1974) #5 UK (gold), #49 US (gold)
--Sheer Heart Attack (1974) #2 UK (platinum), #11 US (gold), #23 Japan
--A Night at the Opera (1975) #1 UK (platinum), #4 US (3x platinum), #9 Japan, #1 Netherlands
--A Day at the Races (1976) #1 UK (platinum), #5 US (platinum), #1 Japan, #1 Netherlands
--News of the World (1977) #4 UK (platinum), #3 US (4x platinum), #3 Japan, #1 Netherlands
--Jazz (1978) #2 UK (gold), #6 US (platinum), #5 Japan
--The Game (1980) #1 UK (gold), #1 US (4x platinum), #5 Japan
--Flash Gordon (1980) #10 UK (gold), #23 US, #12 Japan, #1 Austria
--Hot Space (1982) #4 UK (gold), #22 US (gold), #6 Japan, #1 Austria
--The Works (1984) #2 UK (platinum), #23 US (gold), #7 Japan, #1 Netherlands
--A Kind of Magic (1986) #1 UK (2x platinum), #46 US (gold in 2005), #25 Japan
--The Miracle (1989) #1 UK (platinum), #24 US (gold), #20 Japan, #1 Austria, #1 Germany, #1 Netherlands, #1 Switzerland
--Innuendo (1991) #1 UK (platinum), #30 US (gold), #13 Japan, #1 Germany, #1 Netherlands, #1 Switzerland
--Made in Heaven (1995) #1 UK (4x platinum), #58 US (gold), #10 Japan, #1 Austria, #1 Germany, #1 Italy, #1 Netherlands, #1 Spain, #1 Switzerland. Sold in excess of 10 million by 1997.
The band have had 11 of their 15 albums at number 1 in various countries.
-LIVE ALBUMS
--Live Killers (1979) #3 UK, #16 US (2x platinum), #9 Japan
--Live Magic (1986) #3 UK (platinum), #49 Japan
--Live at Wembley '86 (1992) #2 UK (gold) #53 US (platinum), #80 Japan
--Queen on Fire - Live at the Bowl (2004) #20 UK (gold), #85 Japan
--Queen + Paul Rodgers: Return of the Champions (2005) #12 UK (silver), #14 Japan
-COMPILATIONS
--Greatest Hits (EMI, Elektra: 1981; Hollywood Records: 1992 (US reissue); Parlophone: 1994) #1 UK (13x platinum), #14 US (7x platinum), #9 Japan, #1 Austria, #1 Netherlands. Sales to date in excess of 26 million copies worldwide (incl. the 1992 re-release).
--The Best Of Queen (1980) (A variation of Queen's "Greatest Hits" from Poland and Korea)
--The Complete Works (1985) - all albums from 1973-1985 plus bonus material
--Queen at the Beeb (1989) #67 UK; Queen at the BBC (US/Hollywood: 1995)
--Greatest Hits II (1991) #1 in UK (8x platinum), Argentina (Diamond award), Austria, Brazil, Denmark, Germany (4x platinum), Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Switzerland, #80 Japan; sales to date in excess of 15 million copies worldwide
--Classic Queen (US and Canada only: 1992) #4 US (3x platinum), Canada (5x platinum)
--Greatest Hits I & II - Two CD Set (1994) #37 UK
--Queen Rocks (1997) #7 UK, #10 Japan
--The Crown Jewels (1998)
--Greatest Hits III (1999) #5 UK, #25 Japan, #2 Austria, #4 Switzerland
--The Platinum Collection: Greatest Hits I, II & III - Three CD Set (2000) #2 UK (3x platinum), #48 US (gold). Sales in excess of 3 million albums (9 million single units) within Europe.
--Greatest Hits: We Will Rock You Edition (US only: 2004) #42 US
--Jewels (Japan only: January 28, 2004) #1 Japan sales in excess of 1.8 million
--Jewels II (Japan only: January 26, 2005) #9 Japan
-TRIBUTE ALBUMS
--Dragon Attack - A Tribute to Queen (1997)
--Tributo A Queen: Los Grandes del Rock en Español (1997) - in Spanish
--Killer Queen: A Tribute to Queen (August 9, 2005)
--Dynamite With A Laserbeam: Queen As Heard Through The Meat Grinder Of Three One G. (2005)
-MEMBERS
--John Deacon: Wrote "Another One Bytes The Dust" the single greatist bassline in music history. And Many Other Songs.
--Brian May: One of the most unique guitarists in all of music. A top five guitarist.
--Freddie Mercury:
---The single greatist male vocalist in music history.
---(bisexual not homosexual) He was known for having many girlfriends and boyfriends.
---He is world's first indian origin rock star.
---He was the only star in Kurt Cobain suicide note.
---A species of East African isopod, Cirolana mercuryi N. Bruce, was named after Freddie in 2004.
--Rodger Taylor: A very solid drummer.
-SINGLES
--"Keep Yourself Alive/Son And Daughter" (1973) - didn't chart UK, #89 US (Cashbox)
--"Seven Seas of Rhye/See What A Fool I've Been" (1974) #10 UK
--"Killer Queen/Flick Of The Wrist" (1974) #2 UK (silver), #12 US
--"Now I'm Here/Lily Of The Valley" (1975) #11 UK
--"Bohemian Rhapsody/I'm In Love With My Car" (1975) #1 UK (3x platinum), #9 US (gold)
--"You're My Best Friend/'39" (1976) #7 UK, #16 US
--"Somebody to Love/White Man" (1976) #2 UK, #13 US
--"Tie Your Mother Down/You And I" (1977) #31 UK, #49 US
--"Long Away/You and I" (1977)
--"Queen's First EP: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy/Death On Two Legs/Tenement Funster/White Queen" (1977) #17 UK
--"We Are the Champions/We Will Rock You" (1977) #2 UK (gold), #4 US (2x platinum)
--"Spread Your Wings/Sheer Heart Attack" (1978) #34 UK
--"It's Late/Sheer Heart Attack" (1978) #72 US
--"Bicycle Race/Fat Bottomed Girls" (1978) #11 UK (gold), #24 US
--"Don't Stop Me Now/In Only Seven Days" (1979) #9 UK (gold), #86 US
--"Jealousy/Fun It" (1979)
--"Love Of My Life (live)/Now I'm Here (live)" (1979) #63 UK
--"We Will Rock You (live)/Let Me Entertain You (live)" (1979)
--"Crazy Little Thing Called Love/We Will Rock You (live)" (1979) #2 UK (gold), #1 US (platinum)
--"Save Me/Let Me Entertain You (live)" (1980) #11 UK
--"Play The Game/A Human Body" (1980) #14 UK, #42 US
--"Another One Bites The Dust/Dragon Attack" (1980) #7 UK, #1 US (sold over 4,5 million copies, 4x platinum)
--"Need Your Loving Tonight/Rock It" (1980) #44 US
--"Flash/Football Fight" (1980) #10 UK, #42 US, #1 Austria
--"Under Pressure (with David Bowie)/Soul Brother" (1981) #1 UK (silver), #29 US
--"Body Language/Life is Real" (1982) #25 UK, #11 US
--"Las Palabras De Amor/Cool Cat" (1982) #17 UK
--"Calling All Girls/Put Out the Fire" (1982) #60 US
--"Back Chat/Staying Power" (1982) #40 UK
--"Radio Ga Ga/I Go Crazy" (1984) #2 UK (silver), #16 US
--"I Want To Break Free/Machines (or Back to Humans)" (1984) #3 UK (silver), #45 US, #1 Austria
--"It's A Hard Life/Is This The World We Created?" (1984) #6 UK, #72 US
--"Hammer To Fall/Tear It Up" (1984) #13 UK
--"Thank God It's Christmas/Man on the Prowl/Keep Passing the Open Windows" (1984) #21 UK
--"One Vision/Blurred Vision" (1985) #7 UK, #61 US
--"Princes of the Universe/A Dozen Red Roses For My Darling"
--"A Kind Of Magic/A Dozen Red Roses For My Darling (Europe)/Gimme the Prize (US)" (1986) #3 UK, #42 US
--"Friends Will Be Friends/Seven Seas of Rhye (1986) #14 UK
--"Who Wants To Live Forever/Killer Queen" (1986) #24 UK
--"Pain Is So Close To Pleasure/Don't Lose Your Head" (1986)
--"I Want It All/Hang on In There" (1989) #3 UK (silver), #50 US, #3 US Rock Chart
--"Breakthru/Stealin'" (1989) #7 UK
--"The Invisible Man/Hijack My Heart" (1989) #12 UK
--"Scandal/My Life Has Been Saved" (1989) #25 UK
--"The Miracle/Stone Cold Crazy (live)" (1989) #21 UK
--"Innuendo/Bijou" (1991) #1 UK (gold)
--"I'm Going Slightly Mad/The Hitman" (1991) #22 UK
--"Headlong/All God's People" (1991) #14 UK
--"The Show Must Go On/Keep Yourself Alive" (1991) #16 UK
--"Bohemian Rhapsody"/"These Are The Days Of Our Lives" (1991) #1 UK
--"The Show Must Go On"/"Bohemian Rhapsody" (1992) #2 US (platinum)
--"Five Live" (EP) (with George Michael and Lisa Stansfield, 1993) #1 UK
--"Heaven For Everyone/It's A Beautiful Day" (1995) #2 UK (silver)
--"A Winter's Tale/Thank God It's Christmas/Rock In Rio Blues" (1995) #6 UK
--"Too Much Love Will Kill You/We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions" (1996) #15 UK
--"Let Me Live/Bicycle Race/Fat Bottomed Girls" (1996) #9 UK
--"You Don't Fool Me - The Remixes" (1996) #17 UK
--"No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young)" (1998) #13 UK
--"Another One Bites The Dust" (with Wyclef Jean featuring Pras and Free, 1998) #5 UK
--"Under Pressure (Rah Mix)" (with David Bowie, 1999) #14 UK
--"We Will Rock You" (with 5ive, 2000) #1 UK
--"Flash" (with Vanguard, 2003) #15 UK
--"Reaching Out (live) / Tie Your Mother Down (live) / Fat Bottomed Girls (live)" (Queen + Paul Rodgers, 2005)
The band have had a total of six #1 songs in the UK and two in the US.
-STUDIO ALBUMS
--Queen (1973) #24 UK (gold), #83 US (gold), #52 Japan
--Queen II (1974) #5 UK (gold), #49 US (gold)
--Sheer Heart Attack (1974) #2 UK (platinum), #11 US (gold), #23 Japan
--A Night at the Opera (1975) #1 UK (platinum), #4 US (3x platinum), #9 Japan, #1 Netherlands
--A Day at the Races (1976) #1 UK (platinum), #5 US (platinum), #1 Japan, #1 Netherlands
--News of the World (1977) #4 UK (platinum), #3 US (4x platinum), #3 Japan, #1 Netherlands
--Jazz (1978) #2 UK (gold), #6 US (platinum), #5 Japan
--The Game (1980) #1 UK (gold), #1 US (4x platinum), #5 Japan
--Flash Gordon (1980) #10 UK (gold), #23 US, #12 Japan, #1 Austria
--Hot Space (1982) #4 UK (gold), #22 US (gold), #6 Japan, #1 Austria
--The Works (1984) #2 UK (platinum), #23 US (gold), #7 Japan, #1 Netherlands
--A Kind of Magic (1986) #1 UK (2x platinum), #46 US (gold in 2005), #25 Japan
--The Miracle (1989) #1 UK (platinum), #24 US (gold), #20 Japan, #1 Austria, #1 Germany, #1 Netherlands, #1 Switzerland
--Innuendo (1991) #1 UK (platinum), #30 US (gold), #13 Japan, #1 Germany, #1 Netherlands, #1 Switzerland
--Made in Heaven (1995) #1 UK (4x platinum), #58 US (gold), #10 Japan, #1 Austria, #1 Germany, #1 Italy, #1 Netherlands, #1 Spain, #1 Switzerland. Sold in excess of 10 million by 1997.
The band have had 11 of their 15 albums at number 1 in various countries.
-LIVE ALBUMS
--Live Killers (1979) #3 UK, #16 US (2x platinum), #9 Japan
--Live Magic (1986) #3 UK (platinum), #49 Japan
--Live at Wembley '86 (1992) #2 UK (gold) #53 US (platinum), #80 Japan
--Queen on Fire - Live at the Bowl (2004) #20 UK (gold), #85 Japan
--Queen + Paul Rodgers: Return of the Champions (2005) #12 UK (silver), #14 Japan
-COMPILATIONS
--Greatest Hits (EMI, Elektra: 1981; Hollywood Records: 1992 (US reissue); Parlophone: 1994) #1 UK (13x platinum), #14 US (7x platinum), #9 Japan, #1 Austria, #1 Netherlands. Sales to date in excess of 26 million copies worldwide (incl. the 1992 re-release).
--The Best Of Queen (1980) (A variation of Queen's "Greatest Hits" from Poland and Korea)
--The Complete Works (1985) - all albums from 1973-1985 plus bonus material
--Queen at the Beeb (1989) #67 UK; Queen at the BBC (US/Hollywood: 1995)
--Greatest Hits II (1991) #1 in UK (8x platinum), Argentina (Diamond award), Austria, Brazil, Denmark, Germany (4x platinum), Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Switzerland, #80 Japan; sales to date in excess of 15 million copies worldwide
--Classic Queen (US and Canada only: 1992) #4 US (3x platinum), Canada (5x platinum)
--Greatest Hits I & II - Two CD Set (1994) #37 UK
--Queen Rocks (1997) #7 UK, #10 Japan
--The Crown Jewels (1998)
--Greatest Hits III (1999) #5 UK, #25 Japan, #2 Austria, #4 Switzerland
--The Platinum Collection: Greatest Hits I, II & III - Three CD Set (2000) #2 UK (3x platinum), #48 US (gold). Sales in excess of 3 million albums (9 million single units) within Europe.
--Greatest Hits: We Will Rock You Edition (US only: 2004) #42 US
--Jewels (Japan only: January 28, 2004) #1 Japan sales in excess of 1.8 million
--Jewels II (Japan only: January 26, 2005) #9 Japan
-TRIBUTE ALBUMS
--Dragon Attack - A Tribute to Queen (1997)
--Tributo A Queen: Los Grandes del Rock en Español (1997) - in Spanish
--Killer Queen: A Tribute to Queen (August 9, 2005)
--Dynamite With A Laserbeam: Queen As Heard Through The Meat Grinder Of Three One G. (2005)
Queen is a british rock band who have been recognized as pioneers of arena rock, hard rock, glam rock, heavy metal, and progressive rock.
by MICHAEL MICHAEL April 5, 2006
a lovely woman who basically runs britain. americans love her and seem to think every british person knows her anyway in your faces americans we get a monarchy and queen elizabeth II and what do you have? trump!?
by mcrbiggestfan December 21, 2020
1 of 5 bouroughs witihin New York. The source of rap. Kings rise from here, but at night time homeless guys thribe around trashcans like flys around poo.
OG Loc-Hey man im from Queens i think...
Pistol Pete aka Pistol Paul(forgot his name after inhaling trashcan fumes)-Dude where are we
George(dial-a-pizza dude)-THIS IS QUEENSSSS BABY, betta ask somebody..BITCH
Pistol Pete aka Pistol Paul(forgot his name after inhaling trashcan fumes)-Dude where are we
George(dial-a-pizza dude)-THIS IS QUEENSSSS BABY, betta ask somebody..BITCH
by pip287 January 3, 2007
Queen, 1973-1991.
Memebers:
Freddie Mercury, Vocals
Brian May, Guitar
John Deacon, Bass
Roger Taylor, Drums
An awsome Classic Rock band, released its first album, Queen, in 1974. Queen didn't make a big splsh until they relased A Night at the Opera, which contained Bohemian Rhapsody, the best song ever. It rocketed to the top of the charts, and Queen would never be the same again.
Soon afterwards, they released News of the World, which contained "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions", which were both very popular and exellent songs. You've heard em. Even the most remote native Mongolian villager in the Middle of Fucking Nohere knows those songs.
Queen branched out into many different musical genres, but retained their rocking feel throught.
In 1980, they released "Another one Bites The Dust", which you have also heard, so has the Mongolian. It reached #1 in the U.S. and became one of their most well known songs.
As the 80's continued, they released more pop-ish music and many fans deserted them.
Into the 90's, they were still releassing hit songs. Innuendo, released in 91, became another instant hit.
However
Freddie Mercury, the singer, was bisexual, and due to his lust for big, sweaty, throbbing cock, he contracted AIDS. He tried to keep this secrect from the public, however.
In November, 1991, Freddie announced he had AIDS, 12 hours later he was dead.
May and Taylor continue to perform, but Deacon has effectivley deserted the band. Who needs bassists anyway?
All the members of Queen are very intelligent (cept for Freddie, he's fucking dead) and they all have colledge degrees.
Memebers:
Freddie Mercury, Vocals
Brian May, Guitar
John Deacon, Bass
Roger Taylor, Drums
An awsome Classic Rock band, released its first album, Queen, in 1974. Queen didn't make a big splsh until they relased A Night at the Opera, which contained Bohemian Rhapsody, the best song ever. It rocketed to the top of the charts, and Queen would never be the same again.
Soon afterwards, they released News of the World, which contained "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions", which were both very popular and exellent songs. You've heard em. Even the most remote native Mongolian villager in the Middle of Fucking Nohere knows those songs.
Queen branched out into many different musical genres, but retained their rocking feel throught.
In 1980, they released "Another one Bites The Dust", which you have also heard, so has the Mongolian. It reached #1 in the U.S. and became one of their most well known songs.
As the 80's continued, they released more pop-ish music and many fans deserted them.
Into the 90's, they were still releassing hit songs. Innuendo, released in 91, became another instant hit.
However
Freddie Mercury, the singer, was bisexual, and due to his lust for big, sweaty, throbbing cock, he contracted AIDS. He tried to keep this secrect from the public, however.
In November, 1991, Freddie announced he had AIDS, 12 hours later he was dead.
May and Taylor continue to perform, but Deacon has effectivley deserted the band. Who needs bassists anyway?
All the members of Queen are very intelligent (cept for Freddie, he's fucking dead) and they all have colledge degrees.
Every band member independantly wrote songs,mostly to keep the band's sound fresh. Each member had a a top 3 hit to his name, Freddie wrote most, but May wrote quite a few.
Freddie: Bohemian Rhapsody, We are the Champions, Seven Seas of Rhye
Brian May: We Will Rock You, You're my Best Friend, Fat Bottomed Girls
John Deacon: Another one Bites the Dust
Roger Taylor: Radio Gaga
Freddie: Bohemian Rhapsody, We are the Champions, Seven Seas of Rhye
Brian May: We Will Rock You, You're my Best Friend, Fat Bottomed Girls
John Deacon: Another one Bites the Dust
Roger Taylor: Radio Gaga
by Rampant Teamkiller July 5, 2004
A dear old lady in a big hat. Despite there being a large number of female monarchs, 'The Queen' is most familiar to most of us as 'Her Majesty by the Grace of God of Australia, her other Realms and Territories, Queen, Head of the Commonwealth etc.' She is also Queen of Canada, New Zealand and Great Britain.
"We did but see her passing by, and I couldn't see her at all due to her big hat!"
"God Save The Queen!"
"Oh my God! Look, it's The Queen!"
"God Save The Queen!"
"Oh my God! Look, it's The Queen!"
by Aron Paul February 23, 2004
British person goes to Florida on holiday, is stopped by an American. The American says:
'OMG, do you like know the Queen, do you like think I will be able to like have my picture taken with her?'
British person:
'No'
'OMG, do you like know the Queen, do you like think I will be able to like have my picture taken with her?'
British person:
'No'
by louisearmitage January 19, 2011
Succeeding George VI, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II rules over the United Kingdom of Great Britan and Northern Ireland and the Commonwealth ( 1952 - Present ).
God save our gracious Queen
Long live our noble Queen,
God save the Queen:
Send her victorious,
Happy and glorious,
Long to reign over us:
God save the Queen.
Long live our noble Queen,
God save the Queen:
Send her victorious,
Happy and glorious,
Long to reign over us:
God save the Queen.
by K A L January 17, 2007