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Queen
Released 1997

One Vision
05:09
6,550 plays

No-One But You (Only the Good Die Young)
04:14
5,452 plays

We Will Rock You
02:01
4,986 plays

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- 1
- We Will Rock You
- 02:01
- 4,986 plays

- 2
- Tie Your Mother Down
- 03:45
- 2,787 plays

- 3
- I Want It All
- 04:30
- 3,419 plays

- 4
- Seven Seas Of Rhye
- 02:45
- 2,076 plays

- 5
- I Can't Live With You
- 04:47
- 1,985 plays

- 6
- Hammer To Fall
- 04:22
- 2,613 plays

- 7
- Stone Cold Crazy
- 02:14
- 2,881 plays

- 8
- Now I'm Here
- 04:12
- 1,657 plays

- 9
- Fat Bottomed Girls
- 04:15
- 4,625 plays

- 10
- Keep Yourself Alive
- 03:45
- 2,391 plays

- 11
- Tear It Up
- 03:24
- 2,634 plays

- 12
- One Vision
- 05:09
- 6,550 plays

- 13
- Sheer Heart Attack
- 03:24
- 1,610 plays

- 14
- I'm In Love With My Car
- 03:11
- 1,770 plays

- 15
- Put Out The Fire
- 03:18
- 2,185 plays

- 16
- Headlong
- 04:38
- 1,850 plays

- 17
- It's Late
- 06:27
- 2,735 plays

- 18
- No-One But You (Only the Good Die Young)
- 04:14
- 5,452 plays

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album review

Queen were never adverse to commercialism -- after all, Freddie Mercury made sure that he recorded a full album's worth of vocal tracks on his deathbed, so his colleagues could record a posthumous album. It should come as no surprise, then, that just two years after the release of that posthumous record, the surviving members went back into the vaults to assemble Rocks, Vol. 1. As the title suggests, Rocks, Vol. 1 captures Queen at their most rockin', or, to be more accurate, their heaviest. Despite its breakneck conclusion, "Bohemian Rhapsody" is not here, but "Seven Seas of Rhye," "Stone Cold Crazy," "We Will Rock You," "Sheer Heart Attack," "Fat Bottomed Girls," "I Want It All" and "I'm In Love with My Car" are, along with several underappreciated album tracks, new remixes of "Tie Your Mother Down" and "I Can't Live with You," and "No One Like You," a tribute to Mercury recorded by the surviving members of Queen. In other words, Rocks, Vol. 1 is a bit of a hodgepodge and one that most fans will be able to ignore. But for casual fans of Brian May's searing, melodic guitar, Mercury's operatic wail, and the surprisingly swinging backbeat of John Deacon and Roger Taylor, this compilation will suit their needs quite nicely. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide