Do You Know About Queen Band?

"We Will Rock You" is the correct answer because it was the Queen video that was videotaped in Roger Taylor's backyard. The song and video were released in 1977 and became one of Queen's most iconic and popular songs. The video features the band performing the song in a garden setting, which happens to be Roger Taylor's backyard. The video's simplicity and powerful message have made it a timeless classic in rock music.

John Deacon is the correct answer because he was the member of Queen who played the electric piano (Fender Rhodes) on the song "You're My Best Friend". Deacon was the bassist of Queen and also contributed as a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. His skills on the electric piano can be heard on this particular track, showcasing his musical versatility within the band.

At the Freddy Mercury tribute concert, Guns N' Roses sang "Bohemian Rhapsody" with Elton John. This collaboration between two legendary singers was a memorable moment in the concert. Elton John's powerful vocals and stage presence added a unique touch to the performance, making it a standout moment for fans of both artists.

Freddy Mercury recorded several songs before joining Queen under the name Larry Lurex.

Freddie Mercury, the lead vocalist of Queen, stated that if he had not achieved success in music, he would have chosen a career as a strip artist. This suggests that he had an interest in performing and entertaining, and perhaps he had a playful and flamboyant personality that would have suited such a profession. It also reflects his bold and unconventional nature, as he was known for his extravagant stage presence and unique style. Overall, this answer provides insight into Freddie Mercury's personality and his alternative career aspirations.

The correct answer is "The Miracle." "I Want It All" was a big hit from Queen's album "The Miracle" released in the 80s.

George Michael sang the song "39" at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert For AIDS Awareness.

Axl Rose credited Queen as Pure Champions.

Roger Taylor, the drummer and occasional vocalist of Queen, is also known for his skills on the bass guitar. He has played bass on several Queen albums, showcasing his versatility as a musician. This additional talent allows him to contribute to the band's sound and adds another layer of depth to their music.

The song "Jailhouse Rock" was not part of Brian May's Retro Rock Special. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the song that was not included in the special. The other three songs, "F.B.I," "Maybe Baby," and "It's Only Make Believe," were part of the special.

In the 90's, Queen's first release was the single "Innuendo". This means that it was the first song they released during that decade. The other options listed are albums, not singles, so they cannot be the correct answer.

The correct answer is "The Works." This album was recorded in Los Angeles, marking the first time that Queen had recorded an album outside of the UK. The band decided to record in LA to take advantage of the city's vibrant music scene and state-of-the-art recording studios. "The Works" was released in 1984 and includes hits such as "Radio Ga Ga" and "I Want to Break Free."

Spike Edney played keyboards in the Brian May Band on the "Back To The Light" tour.

Back Chat is not on Queen's "The 12 Inch Collection" because it was released as a single in 1982 and included on their album "Hot Space." "The 12 Inch Collection" is a compilation album released in 1992, featuring extended versions of Queen's songs, but Back Chat is not included in this collection.

The correct answer is "Power To Love." This single from "Mad, Bad, And Dangerous To Know" by The Cross was also released outside Germany.

Ken Taylor, the famous session bass player, played on the Queen song "Another World."

"The Show Must Go On" is the correct answer because it was Queen's 40th single released in the U.K. This song was released in 1991 and was the last single released during Freddie Mercury's lifetime. It became a huge hit and is considered one of Queen's most iconic songs. The lyrics reflect Mercury's determination to continue performing despite his declining health, making it a powerful and emotional track.

Howard Blake conducted and arranged the orchestra parts on Queen's soundtrack for "Flash Gordon".

The correct answer is "I Want To Break Free." The album version of this Queen song is shorter than the single version.

In the music video for "I Want It All," Roger Taylor is seen using a drum kit with a double bass drum. This means that he has two bass drums instead of the usual single bass drum. The use of a double bass drum allows for more complex and powerful drumming patterns, adding a heavy and energetic sound to the music. It is a common choice for rock and metal drummers who want to create a more intense and aggressive sound.

Yoshiki worked with Roger Taylor on a remake of "Final Destination".

"It's A Hard Life" was the first Queen single to appear as a 12-inch picture disc. This means that the single was released in a format where the vinyl record itself had a picture printed on it, instead of just a plain label. This was a unique and visually appealing way to release the single, making it stand out from other releases.

Brian May changed Queen's "Hammer To Fall" on his "Another World" tour by slowing it down. This alteration in tempo gave the song a different feel and allowed for a variation in the overall performance.

In December 1991, Queen had 10 albums in the U.K. top 100. This indicates their significant popularity and success during that time.

"Have A Cigar" is the correct answer because Brian May, the guitarist of Queen, recorded a cover version of the song with the Foo Fighters for the "Mission: Impossible II" soundtrack. This collaboration between Brian May and the Foo Fighters resulted in a new version of the classic song originally performed by Pink Floyd.

"Pressure On" is the correct answer because it is a 7-inch single released by Queen member Roger Taylor as an orange vinyl limited edition. The other options mentioned, "Foreign Sand," "Nazis 1994," and "Happiness?" are not the correct answers as they do not match the given criteria of being a 7-inch single released by Roger Taylor on orange vinyl.

Queen had their first gig outside the U.K. in Germany.

Clayton Moss wrote the song "Ain't Put Nothin' Down" from the "Blue Rock" album by The Cross.

David Richards edited the tracks on Queen's "Greatest Hits II" to make them fit on the CD.

Ian & Belinda recorded a charity-cover of "Who Wants To Live Forever" with the help of Queen's Brian, John, and Roger.

The correct answer is Greatest Hits/Greatest Hits II (1994). This release was sold in a gold box.

The instrumental version of Queen's "Driven By You" that was released as a b-side on one of the Resurrection CD-singles is called "Driven By You Two".

Queen played the song "Dog With A Bone" as a message to their fans at the 1988 Fan Convention in Southport.

Passion For Trash was written by Joshua Macrae, the drummer of The Cross.

The Left Handed Marriage is the correct answer because they added Brian May as a guitarist for some recording sessions in 1967.

Justin Sherley-Smith was the co-producer and engineer on "Mad, Bad and Dangerous To Know" from The Cross.

"I Want To Break Free" gave Queen their longest reign in the U.K. charts of the 80's. This song was released in 1984 and reached number three on the U.K. singles chart. It remained in the charts for a total of 15 weeks, making it their longest-running single of the decade. The song's catchy melody and memorable music video contributed to its popularity and success during that time.

The 30th (official) Queen-single release in the U.K. was "Friends Will Be Friends".

Mad, Bad And Dangerous To Know was the first Queen-related release in the 90s. The other options mentioned, Innuendo, Power To Love (Single), and Queen At The Beep, were not released in the 90s.

Steve Ferrone played drums on the Another World Promotional Tour for the Brian May Band.