I do recall Dont stop me now getting more popular in the 90s a few years after Freddie passed and its that thing were people start to realise your brilliance after you have died.
Poor Freddie got nothing from the press but doom and gloom when he was here but as soon s your dead its "oh he was a showman" "He was brilliant" Hypocrisy at its best me thinks.
I know a lot of people in the USA know it from commercials. As one person said, compilation albums too. Many people here buy Queen compilation albums.
The song has grown in stature with time and has been popularised not only by consistent airplay, but by its use in advertisements, television programmes and films, and through cover versions. It was also.voted as the third best Queen song by readers of Rolling Stone.
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Well just goes to show king Mercury is the greatest song writer in Queen.
As someone said earlier, DSMN has aged extremely well. It's also an amazing song that is just perfect for some situations (like many Queen songs are).
