Legendary vocalist Freddie Mercury is responsible for creating Queen’s appropriately stately and regal logo. Mercury designed the logo to impart a sense of British royalty into the band’s identity. The close resemblance to the British coat of arms does the trick quite nicely. However, there’s more to it than that: Each band member is represented by their zodiac sign symbols, which surround the letter “Q.”

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Queen on set of their I Want To Break Free music video. The video was shot on 22 March and 4 May 1984 at Limehouse Studios it and cost…

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Queen's first ever television appearance came entirely by chance.

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Queen, that most chameleon-like or even dare I say it 'mercurial' of bands (damn that pun and the horse it rode in on), was as tough to pin down visually as they were musically, following trends or even creating them as quited their whims. Yet they were markedly image-conscious, and that's an important part of their - or, to be more specific, of Freddie Mercury's - legacy. From groundbreaking early music videos to live performances... and the album covers themselves. Like the album contents…

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