09/09/2022
Queen frontman Freddie Mercury was a prolific writer, an introverted empath, and an iconic musician. His band stands among the world's most successful of all time, with record sales topping 300 million worldwide. Queen's two-night Live Aid run at Wembley in '86 is still universally perceived as among the most unforgettable live rock events in history.
To celebrate Mercury's outsized life, there is a compiled list of 25 elements from his biography that many fans might not know about. From working as a baggage handler at Heathrow airport to becoming a legendary rock singer, Mercury's life was filled with adventure and publicity. 10 of the 17 songs on Queen's 1981 "Greatest Hits" were written by Mercury. He began writing Queen's most famous song, "Bohemian Rhapsody," while he was still in college, calling it "The Cowboy Song" at the time.
Mercury's voice was said to have had a four-octave vocal range and was the subject of a 2016 study. He refused to get his teeth fixed, despite having four extra molars in the back of his mouth for fear that doing so would alter his singing voice. Today, a giant statue of Mercury overlooks a lake in Montreux, Switzerland, where Mercury moved to after buying Mountain Studios. Queen's last album was also recorded there.
We can learn from his life that no matter how hard it becomes, you can achieve what you set your eyes on.
"You can be anything you want to be, just turn yourself into anything you think that you could ever be." - Freddy Mercury.
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