The overwhelming consensus of our readers is that we made the first Volume of the QueenTest™ too easy. Some have even said, “way too easy!” Go ahead and pat yourselves on the back but don’t get too comfortable. This second volume – focusing on Queen’s stellar output from the ’70s – will prove much more challenging, even for the hardest-core fans.
The debut of the QueenTest™ just dipped a toe into the pool, the second volume throws you right into the deep end. To get a passing grade, you will need to be intimately familiar with the band’s early material – from the debut album, Queen (1973), through Jazz (1978).
Now it’s time to roll up your sleeves and get to work. Don’t forget to turn up the volume!
Good luck, ladies and gents.
The QueenTest™ Vol. 2 – The Soaring ’70s
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The overwhelming consensus of our readers is that we made the first volume of the QueenTest™ too easy. Some have even said, “way too easy!” Go ahead and pat yourselves on the back, but don’t get too comfortable. This second volume – focusing on the band’s stellar output from the ’70s – will be much more challenging, even for the hardest-core fans.
The debut of the QueenTest™ just dipped a toe into the pool, the second volume throws you right into the deep end. To get a passing grade, you will need to be intimately familiar with the band’s early material – from the first album, Queen (1973), through Jazz (1978).
Now it’s time to roll up your sleeves and get to work. Don’t forget to turn up the volume!
Good luck, ladies and gents.
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You got 1 right out of 10 (10%) –You should revisit Queen’s early material as soon as possible. Throw on your headphones and turn the volume up loud. Hit the band’s debut, Queen (1973) through Jazz (1978). You’ll be glad you did, and you’ll be sure to do better on the next volume of the QueenTest™.
You got 2 right out of 10 (20%) –You should revisit Queen’s early material as soon as possible. Throw on your headphones and turn the volume up loud. Hit the band’s debut, Queen (1973) through Jazz (1978). You’ll be glad you did, and you’ll be sure to do better on the next volume of the QueenTest™.
You got 3 right out of 10 (30%) – You should revisit Queen’s early material as soon as possible. Throw on your headphones and turn the volume up loud. Hit the band’s debut, Queen (1973) through Jazz (1978). You’ll be glad you did, and you’ll be sure to do better on the next volume of the QueenTest™.
You got 4 right out of 10 (40%) – You should revisit Queen’s early material as soon as possible. Throw on your headphones and turn the volume up loud. Hit the band’s debut, Queen (1973) through Jazz (1978). You’ll be glad you did, and you’ll be sure to do better on the next volume of the QueenTest™.
You got 5 right out of 10 (50%) – You should revisit Queen’s early material as soon as possible. Throw on your headphones and turn the volume up loud. Hit the band’s debut, Queen (1973) through Jazz (1978). You’ll be glad you did, and you’ll be sure to do better on the next volume of the QueenTest™.
You got 6 right out of 10 (60%) – Hey you got more right than wrong! However, you should revisit Queen’s early material as soon as possible. Throw on your headphones and turn the volume up loud. Hit the band’s debut, Queen (1973) through Jazz (1978). You’ll be glad you did, and you’ll be sure to do better on the next volume of the QueenTest™.
You got 7 right out of 10 (70%) – You’re clawing your way toward the peak. Revisit Queen’s early material as soon as possible. Throw on your headphones and turn the volume up loud. Hit the band’s debut, Queen (1973) through Jazz (1978). You’ll be glad you did, and you’ll be sure to do better on the next volume of the QueenTest™. You’ll crush the next one!
You got 8 right out of 10 (80%) – Solid effort! You’re clawing your way toward the mountaintop. You should revisit Queen’s early material when you have a little spare time. Throw on your headphones and turn the volume up loud. Hit the band’s debut, Queen (1973) through Jazz (1978). You’ll be glad you did, and you’ll be sure to do better on the next volume of the QueenTest™. You’ll ace the next one!
You got 9 right out of 10 (90%) – Sweeeeeeet! Heading toward the very top of the class!
You got 10 right out of 10 (100%) – CRUSHED IT!!! Freddie would be proud!!
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Here we have the opening of which Queen hit released in 1975?
You’re My Best Friend – It was written by bassist John Deacon and released on the band’s 1975 masterpiece, A Night at the Opera, which includes the operatic smash hit “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
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You’re My Best Friend – It was written by bassist John Deacon and released on the band’s 1975 masterpiece, A Night at the Opera, which includes the operatic smash hit “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
Question 2 of 10
2. Question
This red-hot guitar lead is pulled from which track on Queen II (1974)? [HINT: It was the band’s first top-10 single in the United Kingdom.]
Seven Seas of Rhye – It’s the closing track on the band’s second studio album, aptly titled Queen II.
More on the song from Wikipedia:
Mercury had half-written “Seven Seas of Rhye” at the time of recording for Queen’s first album, so a short clip of it was included there. However, when Queen finished the song, it ended up being much different from what they’d first envisioned. It was the band’s first hit single, peaking at number 10 in the UK charts.
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Seven Seas of Rhye – It’s the closing track on the band’s second studio album, aptly titled Queen II.
More on the song from Wikipedia:
Mercury had half-written “Seven Seas of Rhye” at the time of recording for Queen’s first album, so a short clip of it was included there. However, when Queen finished the song, it ended up being much different from what they’d first envisioned. It was the band’s first hit single, peaking at number 10 in the UK charts.
Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Here we have audio from which Queen track off 1977’s News of the World?
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