Queen Trivia

1. According to Rolling Stone magazine, how many vocal parts does "Bohemian Rhapsody" contain?

From Quiz Song by Song: "Bohemian Rhapsody"

Answer: 180

In its 2021 article on the "500 Greatest Songs of All Time," Rolling Stone magazine said that the song "contains a reported 180 vocal parts." The magazine went on to report that "some tapes became virtually transparent from so many overdubs." The magazine also notes that lead singer Freddie Mercury improvised chords for the song after taping scraps of paper littered with musical notations all over his piano.

From Quiz Lesser Known Queen Songs

Answer: Some Day One Day

"Some Day One Day" was released on the album "Queen II", released in 1974. "She Makes Me" is from the album "Sheer Heart Attack" later that same year, and "'39" and "Good Company" were from "A Night at the Opera" (1975). All of these songs were sung by Brian.

From Quiz News of the Game at the Races

Answer: tapping

Van Halen used a technique called "tapping" before it was widely known. Brian May decided to also use this technique for this song.

From Quiz (The) Queen and I

Answer: Keep Yourself Alive

I heard this song on a tiny, tinny transistor radio (under the bed sheets of course) on Radio Luxembourg as a new release in July 1973 and was instantly hooked on the band! The guitar, the vocals and even a drum solo! I knew that Queen was going to be a band I would like, and I never looked back. The single failed to do anything in the charts in either the UK or the USA, but became a permanent fixture in the band's live set, often including a lengthy guitar solo from Brian May.

From Quiz The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert

Answer: Metallica

Metallica opened the show with a riveting set, performing "Enter Sandman", "Sad But True" and "Nothing Else Matters".

From Quiz Queen Mania

Answer: News Of The World

"News Of The World" was remastered by Hollywood Records and contained a remix of "We Will Rock You" produced by famed producer Rick Rubin.

From Quiz The "Magnum Opus" of Queen

Answer: "Jesus"

All these songs were first released on Queen's 1973 debut album "Queen". "Queen" wasn't considered a platinum hit until later though, but then again how many debut albums are platinum hits on release?

From Quiz The Most Underrated Queen Song Ever

Answer: The Game

"The Game" was released on June 30, 1980. It would go on to become Queen's greatest commercial success in the United States, selling over four million copies. Among the better-known songs on the album are "Another One Bites the Dust" and "Crazy Little Thing Called Love".

From Quiz Queen B-Sides - UK

Answer: I'm In Love With My Car

Penned by Roger Taylor, from their 1975 album "A Night At The Opera." Roger wanted his song to be the B-Side so badly that he supposedly locked himself in a closet until Freddie complied.

From Quiz Queen: Who Wrote What Song?

Answer: Freddie Mercury

Freddie Mercury's music was notoriously experimental. Many of his songs brought out the more whimsical side to Queen's music----Freddie integrated countless genres ranging from opera to rockabilly in his music to form Queen's distinctive sound. (Personally, Freddie Mercury is my favorite member of the group)

From Quiz Early Queen Quiz

Answer: Seven Seas of Rhye

Written by Freddie, an early short version of "Seven Seas" appears on Queen's debut album, while the finished track features on Queen II. The second incarnation was released as a single 23 Feb 1974 and reached number ten on the UK charts.

From Quiz Splendid Queen Video Knowledge

Answer: Crazy Little Thing Called Love

This is one of my very favorite videos. I am jealous of those dancing girls!

From Quiz Queen Will Rock You!

Answer: Zanzibar

Freddie is from Zanzibar, but Queen is an English band.

From Quiz Queen, Their Music and Lives

Answer: Red Special

Believe it or not, Red Special was made out the wood from an old fireplace! Brian's parents couldn't afford to buy him an electric guitar, so he made one himself, using a six pence coin as a plectrum. Brian can be still heard using Red Special in many songs. It sounded so much like a synthesiser, albums had to bear the legend that none of the songs used them.

From Quiz Bo-Rap, the One and Only

Answer: A Landslide

"Caught in a landslide, no escape from reality..."

From Quiz Queen - Special Questions

Answer: I Was Born to Love You

This song contains both the bit from "A Kinda Magic": "Yeah, this is magic!" and from "Living on my Own": "I get so lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely yeah".

From Quiz Queen Chart Numbers

Answer: 7

This song was Queen's biggest selling North American single.

From Quiz The "I Want to Break Free" Music Video

Answer: Home Chat

This is a British homemaker magazine.

From Quiz The Quicksilver Crown

Answer: his cat

You'd never have guessed it, but if you listen closely to the lyrics, it does make sense.

From Quiz Who Wrote What? Part Two

Answer: John Deacon

This song is from the "Jazz" album and was released in 1979.

From Quiz Which Song Was Written by This Person?

Answer: "Do you know what it's like to be alone in this world"

The line is from "Keep Passing the Open Windows". It's from the Queen album "The Works" (1984). The song was originally for a film soundtrack but Queen had no time to work on it, so, only this song was made. The phrase in the title of the song symbolizes hope.

From Quiz Queen Knowledge

Answer: A Kind of Magic

There are four kids in "The Miracle", Roger's girlfriend in "Breakthru" and Chris Lambert in "Princes of the Universe".

From Quiz Stone Cold Crazy Queen

Answer: Brian

I like this song,it was filmed in April 1991. The video is really good and includes the band lying on shelves, cool! At the end of the song there are some weird sounds, I found out that it's them singing the word 'headlong' in reverse mode.

From Quiz Queen's Bass Guitarist : John Deacon

Answer: August 19th 1951

He was the youngest of the band.

From Quiz Who Wrote This Queen Song?

Answer: Brian May

"Now I'm Here" was taken from the album "Sheer Heart Attack" and got to Number 11 in the UK charts in 1975.

From Quiz Queen

Answer: Four

The band was John Deacon, Roger Taylor, Brian May, and Freddie Mercury.

From Quiz Queen

Answer: Bulsara

Faroukh Bulsara was born on September 5th 1946 in Zanzibar, Africa.

From Quiz Who Wrote What? Part One

Answer: Brian May

The original album cover featured a naked lady and created an outrage until a pair of painted-on panties were added. The original picture was available only by mail. Also my personal favorite Queen song. Realeased in 1978. All the release dates are in the U.S except for question thirteen.

From Quiz Queen

Answer: Freddie Mercury

One of the greatest voices and showmen ever in the rock world.

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