Lesser Known Queen Songs Trivia Quiz

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.

Answer: The Night Comes Down

"Keep Yourself Alive", "The Night Comes Down", "Liar", "Jesus" and "Great King Rat" were first recorded at the De Lane Lea Studios in December 1971. All these songs were recorded again for Queen's debut album, but the bend felt that this studio version of "The Night Comes Down" wasn't as good as the original, so the De Lane Lea version appeared on the album.

Answer: See What a Fool I've Been

"See What a Fool I've Been" was released as the B-side to Queen's first hit single "Seven Seas of Rhye" in 1974. "A Human Body" was the B-side to "Play the Game" in 1980, "Hijack My Heart" was the B-side to "The Invisible Man" in 1989 and "Soul Brother" was the B-side to "Under Pressure" in 1981.

Answer: Brighton Rock

"Brighton Rock" was the first track on Queens third album "Sheer Heart Attack", which was released in 1974 and resulted in the international breakthrough for the band. The song is famously known for Brian Mays guitar solo in the middle, which in live shows, could last between 8 and 15 minutes.

Answer: More of That Jazz

"More of That Jazz" contains samples other songs from the album, including "Mustapha", "Fat Bottomed Girls" and "Bicycle Race". Note: "Let Me Entertain You" is NOT the song sung by Robbie Williams; it is an original Queen song written by Freddie Mercury.

Answer: Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon

Almost all of the "Mustapha" lyrics contains Hebrew words; "Teo Torriatte" has a chorus in Japanese and "Las Palabras de Amor" is Spanish for "The Words of Love".

Answer: Don't Lose Your Head

"Don't Lose Your Head" was released on Queens 1986 album "A Kind of Magic", which can be seen as a soundtrack to the film "Highlander". Most of the songs on the album were also featured in the movie.

Answer: The March of the Black Queen

"The March of the Black Queen" is Queens ninth song on their second album "Queen II". It was their longest song at the time with 6:33 minutes.

Answer: Tim Staffell

Tim Staffell was a member of the pre-Queen group Smile. This band contained him on vocals and bass guitar. Brian May played the guitar and Roger Taylor did drums. Freddie Mercury was introduced with the group as one of Tims best friends. When Tim left the band to sing with another band named Humpy Bong, Freddie took over his role as lead singer.

Answer: Made in Heaven

"Made in Heaven" and "I Was Born to Love You" appeared on Freddies 1985 solo album "Mr. Bad Guy". "Too Much Love Will Kill You" was firstly recorded to appear on their 1989 album "The Miracle", but was rejected. The song became a hit when Brian May recorded and released it in 1992. "Heaven for Everyone" was a 1987 single for Roger Taylors solo band The Cross.