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* NightmareFuel: Lets face it, the idea behind the album cover is pretty freaky. Theres a reason it terrified [[Recap/FamilyGuyS10E16KillerQueen Stewie.]]
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* MandelaEffect: The very last lyric of "We Are The Champions" is sometimes remembered as "We are the champions / of the world" -- Every other chorus ends that way, but the final time it stops at just "we are the champions".
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* MandelaEffect: The very last lyric of "We Are The Champions" is sometimes remembered as "We are the champions / of the world" -- Every other chorus ends that way, but the final time it stops at just "we are the champions". Freddie Mercury would sing the full phrase when performing the song live.
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* MandelaEffect: The very last lyric of "We Are The Champions" is sometimes remembered as "We are the champions / of the world" -- Every other chorus ends that way, but the final time it stops at just "we are the champions".
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* EpicRiff: The stomp-stomp-clap percussion section for "We Will Rock You" is so well-known that it frequently eclipses recognition of Queen themselves in many circles. There's a reason this song is still played at sport stadiums all across the world. Music/{{Slash|Musician}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
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** The stomp-stomp-clap percussion section for "We Will Rock You" is so well-known that it frequently eclipses recognition of Queen themselves in many circles. There's a reason this song is still played at sport stadiums all across theworld. world.
** Music/{{Slash|Musician}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
** The stomp-stomp-clap percussion section for "We Will Rock You" is so well-known that it frequently eclipses recognition of Queen themselves in many circles. There's a reason this song is still played at sport stadiums all across the
** Music/{{Slash|Musician}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
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* ToughActToFollow: Commercially speaking, ''Music/{{Jazz|1978}}'' would be deemed a failure compared to this album, leading the band to seek a completely different direction from 1979 on. They did, and began their era of short-hair (except for Brian), moustache (for Freddie), synthesizers and releasing more and more singles and playing larger venues.
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* ToughActToFollow: Commercially speaking, ''News of the World'' generated two of the band's most famous songs and is widely considered one of their best albums, setting a high bar for the follow-up. Indeed, ''Music/{{Jazz|1978}}'' would be deemed a failure critical and commercial disappointment compared to this album, leading the band to seek a completely different direction from 1979 on. They did, and began their era of short-hair (except for Brian), moustache (for Freddie), synthesizers and releasing more and more singles and playing larger venues.
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* EpicRiff: "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions". There's a reason these songs are still played at sport stadiums all across the world. Music/{{Slash|Musician}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
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* EpicRiff: The stomp-stomp-clap percussion section for "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions". is so well-known that it frequently eclipses recognition of Queen themselves in many circles. There's a reason these songs are this song is still played at sport stadiums all across the world. Music/{{Slash|Musician}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
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* SignatureSong: The duumvirate of "We Will Rock You"/"We Are the Champions" stands as the most famous songs from the album and two of Queen's best-known songs overall, thanks to their easy-to-learn nature (especially "We Will Rock You") and their status as sports staples.
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* ToughActToFollow: Commercially speaking, ''Music/{{Jazz}}'' would be deemed a failure compared to this album, leading the band to seek a completely different direction from 1979 on. They did, and began their era of short-hair (except for Brian), moustache (for Freddie), synthesizers and releasing more and more singles and playing larger venues.
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* ToughActToFollow: Commercially speaking, ''Music/{{Jazz}}'' ''Music/{{Jazz|1978}}'' would be deemed a failure compared to this album, leading the band to seek a completely different direction from 1979 on. They did, and began their era of short-hair (except for Brian), moustache (for Freddie), synthesizers and releasing more and more singles and playing larger venues.
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* EpicRiff: "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions". There's a reason these songs are still played at sport stadiums all across the world. Music/{{Slash}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
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* EpicRiff: "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions". There's a reason these songs are still played at sport stadiums all across the world. Music/{{Slash}} Music/{{Slash|Musician}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
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* UncannyValley: The cover, based on the cover of Astounding Science Fiction (October 1953), features a disturbing childlike giant robot holding bloodied, dead members of the band in his hand.
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* EpicRiff: "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions". There's a reason these songs are still played at sport stadiums all across the world. Music/{{Slash}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
* GeniusBonus: In [[http://www.npr.org/2010/08/03/128935865/queens-brian-may-rocks-out-to-physics-photography an interview with NPR]] Music/BrianMay discussed the iconic "stomp stomp clap" intro for "We Will Rock You." The band recorded a few people stomping/clapping, then Brian overdubbed multiple times, with time delays of prime numbers so that the stomping would not harmonize. The results, a sound that sounds like a stadium stomping the intro, despite only being a few people. Ladies and Gentlemen, ''math rocks.''
* ToughActToFollow: Commercially speaking, ''Music/{{Jazz}}'' would be deemed a failure compared to this album, leading the band to seek a completely different direction from 1979 on. They did, and began their era of short-hair (except for Brian), moustache (for Freddie), synthesizers and releasing more and more singles and playing larger venues.
* UncannyValley: The cover, based on the cover of Astounding Science Fiction (October 1953), features a disturbing childlike giant robot holding bloodied, dead members of the band in his hand.
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* EpicRiff: "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions". There's a reason these songs are still played at sport stadiums all across the world. Music/{{Slash}} declared the EpicRiff of "Fight From The Inside" one of his favourite riffs of all time.
* GeniusBonus: In [[http://www.npr.org/2010/08/03/128935865/queens-brian-may-rocks-out-to-physics-photography an interview with NPR]] Music/BrianMay discussed the iconic "stomp stomp clap" intro for "We Will Rock You." The band recorded a few people stomping/clapping, then Brian overdubbed multiple times, with time delays of prime numbers so that the stomping would not harmonize. The results, a sound that sounds like a stadium stomping the intro, despite only being a few people. Ladies and Gentlemen, ''math rocks.''
* ToughActToFollow: Commercially speaking, ''Music/{{Jazz}}'' would be deemed a failure compared to this album, leading the band to seek a completely different direction from 1979 on. They did, and began their era of short-hair (except for Brian), moustache (for Freddie), synthesizers and releasing more and more singles and playing larger venues.
* UncannyValley: The cover, based on the cover of Astounding Science Fiction (October 1953), features a disturbing childlike giant robot holding bloodied, dead members of the band in his hand.
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