Queen’s “Jesus” Lyrics Meaning
Some people may find it odd that the late Freddie Mercury, back around the time when he was in his early twenties, not only wrote but recorded a song titled “Jesus” which is in fact about...
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“Was It All Worth It” by Queen
Queen’s “Was It All Worth It” is fundamentally a come-up song, though an unconventional one in that it revolves around the vocalist, Freddie Mercury, questioning whether or not the sacrifices he and his cohorts...
Queen’s “Face It Alone” Lyrics Meaning
Maybe one of the reasons why Queen’s “Face It Alone” didn’t see the light of day at the time it was originally conceived was because the message contained therein, perhaps we can say in...
“The March of the Black Queen” by Queen
The reason there’s no consensus as to what “The March of the Black Queen” is about is because, at the very least, it is multi-subjected. Indeed, on the surface certain verses do not appear...
“Ice Ice Baby” by Vanilla Ice
A lot of people, such as Eminem for instance, may have issues with “Ice Ice Baby” and/or the artist who dropped it. But that does not negate the hard reality that it was actually Vanilla Ice, not...
Queen’s “Mustapha” Lyrics Meaning
The title of this Queen track (“Mustapha”) is in fact a name of Muslim origin. And accordingly, perhaps the simplest way to describe the lyrics, at least on the surface, are as a shoutout...
Queen’s “Under Pressure” Lyrics Meaning
Queen’s “Under Pressure” features the vocalists complaining about “pressure” in the truest sense of the word, i.e. as something we all have to deal with on a daily basis. Furthermore, it can be said...
“These Are the Days of Our Lives” by Queen
Freddie Mercury is an artist who knowingly faced his impending death a lot more bravely than most musicians do. Indeed most human beings, if they knew they were set to leave the mortal plane, would...
Queen’s “The Show Must Go On” Lyrics Meaning
Queen is the band which introduced the world to such iconic musicians as Brain May and Roger Taylor. But when we hear the word “Queen” of course we think first and foremost of former frontman...
Live Aid
The July 13 1985 Live Aid benefit concert is remembered as one of the biggest gigs in music history with a live audience of at least 72,000 at the UK Wembley Stadium, and about 89,464 people simultaneously attending,...
