100 Reasons Why We Must Love Queen So Much!

From 1 to 100, these are the reasons why we must love Queen with all our heart. 

1. The legendary front man, Freddie Mercury

Personally, he is my first reason falling in love with Queen

Once you have a glance to one of his performance, guaranteed that you will adore him at the first sight. Even if he has been gone for a long time, his charismatic personality still remains until this day.

Many said that people invented autotune because no one could be as good as he was. No one could be compared to him.

Have you seen his iconic performance on The 1985 Live Aid concert? Or perhaps the one in Wimbledon? His energy blended with his heavenly voice pleasuring every element of our body and our soul. It is impossible not to move your feet when listening the whole concert.

That is why, Deacon even said that Freddie is the Queen itself.

2. The lovely John Deacon *sigh*

I should say that he deserves more recognition than he gets. However, the thought of “the other three were outshining him” always comes to my mind. Yes, it is inevitable because he is a deliberate recluse, but it shouldn’t make him underrated, right?

I’ve always adored him, he isn’t just a very fine bass player but also a genius who was responsible for a lot of unique sounds of Queen’s top hits.

The thing that made him one of the reason to love Queen is his loyalty to Freddie Mercury. (At least for my own reason.) I mean, that friendship, what a goal. Even for him, Queen was no longer Queen without Freddie Mercury.

Whenever I’m listening to Another One Bites the Dust, Under Pressure, Invisible Man, I was like “Oh, Deacy could you please make an appearance one more time??”

3. Yep, the genius Dr. Bri

 

Do you think a guitarist can easily explain the birth, life and death of stars, planets, galaxies and other objects in the universe?

Sure, Brian May can do it.

This genius guitarist is also a songwriter, singer, vegetarian and astrophysicist who graduated from Imperial College London, University of London and Hampton School.

If you want to read his works you can start with Bang! – The Complete History of the Universe and The Cosmic Tourist (he is co-author with Sir Patrick Moore and Chris Lintott).

4. to be continued 🙂 

tee hee!