Yep. Queen are bigger in the US now than probably ever.
Nobody could've seen this coming 20 years ago.
PrimeJiveUSA · Member since
Better late than never! Sad Freddie can't experience this American resurgance, though.
MisterCosmicc · Member since
Billboard 200
Bohemian Rhapsody Soundtrack: #3
Platinum Collection: #2
Billboard Hot Rock Chart (airplay chart)
Bohemian Rhapsody: #4
Another One Bites The Dust: #6
We Will Rock You: #7
Somebody To Love: #8
Under Pressure: #9
We Are The Champions: #11
Don't Stop Me Now: #13
Killer Queen: #14
Crazy Little Thing Called Love: #18
Fat Bottomed Girls: #19
I Want To Break Free: #20
Radio Ga Ga: #21
Hammer To Fall (Live Aid): #23
You're My Best Friend: #24
Love Of My Life: #25
If Hollywood Records was smart, they'd start releasing some physical singles ASAP! They won't do that, though. Maybe... Bohemian Rhapsody, which I won't buy!
Technically speaking, some of this shit is making it to the radio more than when Freddie was alive. Can you imagine a live version of Hammer To Fall charting and being played all over radio stations? I was hoping for I Want To Break Free and Radio Ga Ga to be more common.... and stuff from A Kind Of Magic, The Miracle, and Innuendo.... but that shit will still be overlooked due to the movie.
MisterCosmicc · Member since
*Platinum - #9.... was looking at the Rock Album chart
Cruella de Vil · Member since
Success as well here in OZ, where the soundtrack album remains at No 2, Greatest HIts at No 3, Platinum at No 5, (That's 3 albums in the top 10) Greatest Hits II at No 26, and Bohemian Rhapsody the single at 26. As Freddie said "Talent will out".