After collecting all studio albums, Freddie’s albums, and Brian’s albums on CD, I decided to venture into the world of vinyls. Here is my collection so far:

- Queen Original 1973 pressing Blair’s cut

- 1980 Original single of Play the Game (and B-Side A Human Body)

- A 50th anniversary edition of Bohemian Rhapsody single (obviously with I’m in Love with My Car)

Can’t wait to play these, and it will look especially cool to see that translucent blue spinning. I also wonder is there an very audible difference from the 2011 remasters and Blair’s original cut

About two decades ago, the only way my family could get DVDs was through pirated copies (since official ones were expensive). One day, my dad bought the Wembley concert (also a pirated copy). It was the 2003 edition, and it came with a very different cover, which I'm showing you in this post.

Was this an official design that was discarded, or was it made by a fan? And most importantly, does anyone have this same image but in good quality?

Hi everyone, I just wanted to show this little project I've been working on. I've always been fascinated by how many versions of Keep Yourself Alive have been recorded. I thought it would be fun to make my own hybrid mix of the De Lane Lea demo featuring the vocals from the final album version. To do this, I put the 2024 mix of the demo through a vocal remover/stem splitter, then added the vocal stem from the Rock Tour mobile game, and mixed them together on Adobe Audition.

I know this mix is not perfect by any means, but I hope you all enjoy it!

I'm looking for a multitrack trade of any Queen song

I hope everyone is watching One Vision TV - The Queen Station on YouTube. Watching now...fantastic content.

It looks like "Queen Official" is doing it.

I wanted to include a comparison video of both with this post, but it seems YouTube blocked it.

After days of mystery, the remastered version of the "We Will Rock You" music video premiered on YouTube today, with the Greatest Flix version being the one chosen for its high quality.

However, the low-quality version (from GVH1), which is one of the most viewed on the official channel, remains in that poor quality we all know. Will there be another remaster of that version, or will they leave it as is?

So, which version of the "We Will Rock You" music video do you prefer?

I have just extracted the DTS 5.1 audio of the 2nd Night of Live in Wembley 1986, and split them into 6 seperate sound channel stems, but for some specific reasons, it split into Side A and Side B, so I try to combine them together.

Because it is Brian May’s birthday (Happy birthday, Brian), I have begun to wonder what you all in the fandom do to celebrate the birthday’s of the members of Queen. I know some of you go all out, while others may acknowledge silently. All answers welcome; even those who might say it is para-social to celebrate a birthday of somebody you do not know!

Queen - We Are The Champions (Rock-Sommer, September 13, 1986)

Adam Lambert is playing at the Roundhouse in Camden this week launching is new solo album (it’s really good) , can’t help but wonder if he might have a special guest on stage with him for a number.

On July 19th, 1947, coming out of the womb was english famous rock star and guitarist Brian Harold May, same person that wrote many rock anthems like We Will Rock You, I Want It All, and, Tie Your Mother Down.

Happened to see this CD whilst browsing a local record store and thought it's worth getting. Haven't listened to it yet (so don't know what the quality is like) but it has 2 gigs, one recorded by the BBC and the other recorded by someone in the audience.

Maybe I'm just a dumb yank and it's over my head but I've never been able to make sense of this song.

This is my remix of Feel Like!
It’s one of my favorite Queen demos!