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<\/p>\nAlmost every person in the world has heard of Queen’s name and at least one song. Although Queen gained a large number of fans in the 1970s, it still maintains its importance as a timeless group, and its songs and stories are passed down from generation to generation. The work of the group has made significant contributions to music genres such as hard rock, heavy metal and opera rock. Here are X things you need to know about Queen, one of the most legendary bands.<\/p>\n
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The story begins when Freddie Mercury met Brian May and Roger Taylor through a mutual friend while he was a vocalist for a band called Wreckage during his years at Ealing College of the Arts. At the suggestion of Freddie Mercury, who was included in the group called Smile, the group decided to continue with the name Queen.<\/p>\n
As the dates marked 1971, the band’s future bassist, John Deacon, joined this legendary trio, completing the last piece of the puzzle.<\/p>\n
The band signed their first album deal with EMI in 1973. Starting their album work, the band is releasing their self-titled debut album, Queen, which includes the single Keep Yourself Alive later that year.<\/p>\n
The band, which quickly gained success with their first album with the tracks Keep Yourself Alive, Liar and Seven Seas of Ryhe in the album, unfortunately named their second album Queen II, which was not as successful as the first. Having achieved success again with Killer Queen, Brighton Rock and She Makes Me (Stormtrooper in Stilettos) in their album Sheer Heart Attack, which they released together with Queen II in the same year, Queen begins their American and European tours.<\/p>\n
As the years marked 1975, it was time for Queen to take her place on the world stage. The group released the most expensive album of that period, A Night at the Opera. The star of the album and the most important work of the group, Bohemian Rhapsody, was the target of many criticisms, but topped the charts for 9 weeks. This success was the most important achievement of the group at that time. The album A Night at the Opera also includes iconic songs such as Love of My Life and I’m in Love with My Car.<\/p>\n
Adding success to their success with the albums A Day at the Races in 1976, News of the World in 1977, and Jazz in 1978, the group Queen also performed with songs such as We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, Somebody to Love, Don’t Stop Me Now in these albums. They have increased their popularity and left their lasting marks in the music industry.<\/p>\n
While members of the band Freddie Mercury and Brian May continue to produce solo projects, the band released two more albums in 1982. During this period, the songs Another One Bites the Dust, Radio Ga Ga, I Want to Break Free, Crazy Little Thing Called Love and Under Pressure continued to add to the success of the group.<\/p>\n