Queen’s tenth studio album Hot Space was released 37 years ago this week, and while the album as a whole was predominantly pop and dance influenced, there was one monster rock track that stood out among the rest.
Queen may not have yet seen a dime from the now $1.1 billion worldwide gross from Bohemian Rhapsody, but hopefully, they've received a royalty check or two.
Queen recording new music with Adam Lambert has always been a "maybe" of a situation, but Lambert may have decided the fate of any potential future project in a recent interview.
The self-titled debut of the Ramones was released 43 years ago today (April 23.) Like many iconic albums, its opening track set the pace for the magic that followed.
The big Record Store Day 2019 list has been out since late February, but one title that has flown under the radar a bit is the 7" single of "Holy Man," a lost recording from The Beach Boys' Dennis Wilson that was finished by Queen's Brian May and Roger Taylor and Foo Fighters' Taylor Hawkins.
Bohemian Rhapsody made a staggering $900 million worldwide, and per Freddie Mercury's will, his longtime friend and confidant, Mary Austin, and his sister, Kashmira Bulsara, stand to make a significant amount of money.
Bohemian Rhapsody, despite its overwhelming commercial success, received a lot of negative press from critics throughout awards season. The entire time, however, there was very little response from the Queen camp until now.
