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As the UK album chart turns 70, the biggest seller of all time has been confirmed
By Beth Simpson Published
Only Queen and Abba's greatest hits packages have sold more

A restored and remixed version of Queen's final filmed performance is on the way
By Beth Simpson Published
Queen Budapest will be in cinemas and then released to watch and listen to at home

“It’s the best album ever made! It transcends rock boundaries”: The Queen classic hailed as the GOAT
By Paul Elliott Published
“The whole album means so much to me. It blew my mind”

“This track is very much John Deacon world. I don’t think I was on it at all to start off with!”
By Chris Bird Published
“Freddie absolutely adored it – he sang it until he bled!”

“His dependents became incredibly greedy”: Queen are being sued by the relatives of Mick Rock
By Beth Simpson Published
And May and Taylor are at odds over another Queen tour

“The single biggest leap we ever made”: Queen II to be given big reissue treatment
By Will Simpson Published
Its five CDs will include demos, BBC sessions, outtakes and more
![A classic black-and-white portrait of Queen: [left to right] Roger Taylor, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, John Deacon](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/BeB6p9kAVyYVb68o6VrwjW-320-80.jpg)
“I love Ogre Battle – danga-danga, ‘Waaaaah!’”: Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith names his favourite Queen album
By Paul Elliott Published
“It has a lot of power, it has wonderful orchestration and incredible playing”

“Everyone is thinking twice about going there at the moment”: Brian May on why Queen won’t tour the US
By Will Simpson Published
And Glastonbury is a no-no due to… badgers

Brian May just got Tony Iommi the best Christmas present ever
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Talk about doing Christmas shopping early? May's gift was two years in the making, and it's a big one – Queen meets Black Sabbath on a Red Special replica with a signature Iommi twist

How the “fingerprint” wood grain of this Warwick bass revealed a connection to not one but two British rock legends (and tripled its value)
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Incredibly, this bass, co-designed with John Entwistle, changed hands in 2003 without anyone noticing its regal connection. Now wood grain analysis reveals it was owned by John Deacon
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