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Freddie was always in his prime

The University of Missouri in 2016 did a study and declared this to be the happiest song ever written.....for real.

You are just scratching the surface. Brian May is one of the best rock guitarists of all time. Many guitarists including those in later heavy metal bands were influenced by May whose heavier sound soars throughout their Live at the Rainbow set. Roger Taylor's vocal range (the drummer) matches that of Mercury and really supported Freddie's voice during Live Concerts. Taylor and John Deacon on drums and bass glued everything together. Obviously, you are not deep into their catalogue, but they are all amazing musicians and songwriters. Only band that all 4 members wrote number 1 hits. Take a listen to some of the Live at the Rainbow set and you will get a deeper appreciation of how each member makes the others better. They always said the sum of the band was greater than each member alone (solo projects, etc.).

You should really do the live aid concert :)

There's not many bands that put a smile on your face like Queen does. They appeal to all walks of life.

This song is legit an anti-depression therapy for me. Blast it and force myself to sing along. It never fails to lift my mood.

Freddie was always in his prime..his prime never left...

He's the greatest front man in the history of rock and roll!

This is one of the most motivational songs in human history. I've heard it hundreds of times and get goosebumps every single time I hear it.

Freddie Mercury was the greatest rock frontman in music history.

If you really want to see Freddie's stage presence on it's full glory, you need to do the Live Aid concert! It's only 20 minutes but it really showcases Queen and Freddie's live performance on their full potential.

"Don't Stop Me Now" was voted the happiest song of all time.

George and Ryan,

Guys, LIVE AID '85!

Watch the Live Aid performance! It’s 18 minutes long, and they cover a range of their catalog and showcase their diversity!

So sad he passed so young. What a talent. The whole band was brilliant, but Freddie was something really special. Like Ella, Bing Crosby, Sinatra, and Karen Carpenter, these "voices" come along only once in a long, long time. There are many great singers, but these artists were in their own league.

Freddie had the most amazing voice,gives me chills.

Please do the whole Queen portion of Live Aid! It is the most amazing live performance ever!

Freddie was the best! Could sing any style from opera to metal.