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Queen Trivia

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Ready to rock? For Season Seven, every third Wednesday will be a themed episode. This year's theme: Music Trivia. And, to kick that off, we've got Queen Trivia.

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Are you ready to rock? I hope so. For this week, we have Queen trivia. For season 7, I want to do themed episodes every 3rd week. Third week themed. Get it? Yeah, it's not catchy, but it works. So for Season 7, the third week episodes will be music trivia. I'm starting with Queen since it's probably my favorite band. Don't like it? Tough. Get your own podcast. As always, it's 3 rounds of 10 questions each. What rules or scorecards? Visit dorkygeekynerdy.com. I'm your host, Brian Rollins. This is episode 321 of the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast, and let's get this show rocking and rolling. The Dorky round #1 until his death in 1991, Who was the energetic frontman and lead singer for Queen? Freddie Mercury #2 What biopic was very loosely based on the band's history? Bohemian Rhapsody #2 What 1977 song running only two minutes and two seconds is a staple of stadiums around the world? We Will Rock you #4 Freddie Mercury died in 1991 from bronchial pneumonia resulting from what disease? AIDS. He publicly announced he had the disease two days before his death #5 Queen collaborated with what musician on the song Under Pressure. David Bowie number six. The song Bohemian Rhapsody topped out at #2 on the US charts in 1992 after appearing in what movie? Wayne's World. Ironically, the song topped out at #9 in the US when it debuted in 1975 #7 Queen composed and performed the soundtrack for what 1980 sci-fi film Flash Gordon #8 Queen contributed 5 songs to the soundtrack of what 1986 film Highlander #9 starting in 2011. What former American Idol contestant sings vocals with Queen? Adam Lambert #10 What was the name of the band's first album? It was self-titled, so Queen the Geeky round Number one. Who is the lead guitarist for Queen? Brian May #2 The band played in what star-studded benefit concert in 1985. Live Aid #3 who played Mercury in the movie Bohemian Rhapsody. Rami Malek #4 What 1980 song is Queen's best selling single? Another One Bites the dust #5 In 1981, Queen played to the largest crowd in the history of what? South American country. Argentina number six Anne Hathaway and Brittany Murphy covered what Queen song for the movies Ella Enchanted and Happy Feet, respectively. Somebody to love #7 What 90s rapper was sued and lost for copying the song under pressure? Vanilla Ice #8 Rodger Taylor plays what instrument for the band? Queen drums #9 Jim Broadbent and Nicole Kidman covered what Queen song in Moulin Rouge. The show must go on #10 What Queen song was used as the theme song for the TV show Highlander, Princess of the Universe. The Nerdy round Number one guitarist Brian May has a doctorate in What astrophysics #2 What was the band's first platinum album in the UK? Sheer Heart Attack, their third album #3 who performed the lead vocals for the cover of We Are the Champions for the 2001 film A Knight's Tale. Robbie Williams #4 What invertebrate is featured in the Queen Crest? A crab. It's meant to symbolize the Zodiac sign Cancer for Brian May #5 What was the title of the rock theatrical based on Queen's music that debuted in 2002? We Will Rock you. The show ran on the West End until 2014. Number six. What 1995 album was the band's final album with Freddie Mercury? Made in heaven #7 now retired and staying out of the public eye. Who was the original bass player for Queen? John Deacon #8 Though raised in England, Mercury was born in what African nation? Zanzibar, what is now known as Tanzania #9 What was the band's first platinum album in the USA? Night at the Opera, their fourth album. It went triple platinum #10 What Queen song was covered in 1999 by country singer Dwight Yoakam? Crazy little thing called love. And that's it for our first themed episode of Season 7. Like I said, it'll just be the third week of the month. What bands or music trivia would you like to hear this year? Let me know on social media or Discord next week. 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