'Seaside Rendezvous' has 'I love you madly', while 'Was It All Worth It' from The Miracle has 'We love you madly'.I still love you.' The video makes it all even more tearful, as it was Freddie's last. Sixteen years later, 'These Are the Days of Our Lives' (by a different songwriter though) has an older (and dying) Freddie singing 'when I look and I find, I still love you.

'Love of My Life' has 'when I get older I will be there at your side to remind you how I still love you, I still love you'.

After all, when you tie in the title as well as the ridiculous amounts of operatic and classical influences on this album over any other, it makes more than enough sense.

Concept Album: It's often speculated that it's one.

Car Song: 'I'm in Love with My Car', about Roger's love for his vehicle.

Call-and-Response Song: 'Bohemian Rhapsody' has Freddie doing this with the other band members and sometimes even with his own vocals.

Since he couldn't actually play the instrument, he recorded each chord separately and edited them together to get the lines he wanted.

Boring, but Practical: Brian May's method for supplying the harp parts.

Book Ends: 'Good Company' opens with the narrator describing how his pipe-puffing father advised him as a kid to take care of the people around him and 'keep all good company.' The song ends with the narrator as a pipe-puffing old man himself, contemplating how badly he messed up by alienating the people around him, having failed to follow his dad's advice.

A band named Queen covering God Save the Queen? That's got to be one heck of a boast!.

A night at the opera alone