Queen didn't have to worry about the vocal department with someone like Freddie Mercury, but Brian May felt some modern singers had the range to match him.

Freddie Mercury may have left the world in 1991, but his voice, spirit, and showmanship continue to electrify generations.

Freddie Mercury had a particularly tongue-in-cheek idea for the name of the next Queen album in the late 1980s, but the band rejected it.

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Miikka Skaffari/Getty Adam Lambert made sure to keep the legacy of late Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury, alive as he ... May continued of Lambert. "The voice is extraordinary.

His humor, his hyper-masculine yet fantastically camp energy and that phenomenal four octave voice were ... but Freddie was out there and took it to another level.” Mercury was indeed a born ...

Somebody To Love Written by Freddie Mercury at the piano, the soulful track used voice layering techniques through which Queen was able to create the hauntingly beautiful sound of a 100-voice ...