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Queen Deep Dive: Give me "One Vision" (or fried chicken)

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Arguably one of Queen's best album (and concert) openers, "One Vision" kicks off album twelve with heavy rock and brighter pop elements. It's credited to the entire band and perfectly blends Roger's (original) lyrics, Freddie's powerful playfulness, Brian's rock hooks and John's bopping bass. There's even a documentary of their energetic collaboration. This song began as a combined demo with another great Queen number, and does in fact close with a request for food. Live, it was a powerhouse performance, and one of Queen's finest.

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Arguably one of Queen's best album (and concert) openers, "One Vision" kicks off album twelve with heavy rock and brighter pop elements. It's credited to the entire band and perfectly blends Roger's (original) lyrics, Freddie's powerful playfulness, Brian's rock hooks and John's bopping bass. There's even a documentary of their energetic collaboration. This song began as a combined demo with another great Queen number, and does in fact close with a request for food. Live, it was a powerhouse performance, and one of Queen's finest.

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