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#4 (US)We Will Rock You is a song written by Brian May, and recorded and performed by Queen. One version was used as the opening track on their 1977 album News Of The World. This version consists of a stomping-clapping beat, and a power chorus, being somewhat of an anthem. When performed live, this version is usually followed by "We Are the Champions", another of the album's hits, as they were both made to lead into eachother. It has since been used extensively at sporting events. The band also performed the song in another arrangement (known as the "fast version"), which featured a faster tempo and a full guitar, bass and drums backing track throughout. The band would often open their live sets in the late 1970s with this version, as captured on their Live Killers double album.The stomping effects in the recording were created by the band in an old church, using the wooden floorboards to produce the sound. The song is often associated with and played at sporting events.The song was performed by Queen with guest singer Axl Rose at the 1992 Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert.In 2000, the surviving members of Queen (without John Deacon) recorded a rap-style version of the song with boy band 5ive. It went to #1 in the UK. A cover version of the song was played in the video game Dance Dance Revolution Extreme and was sung by Houseboyz
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Rock On! Toronto's 'We Will Rock You' Extends to February 2009
Producer David Mirvish announced Nov. 19 that the popular, all-Canadian, Dora Award-winning musical production of We Will Rock You, featuring music by Queen, will extend its engagement to Feb. 1, 2009, at the Panasonic Theatre in Toronto.
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England stalwart Vickery's damning assessment of crushing South Africa loss: 'We've hit rock bottom'
England — World Cup winners five years ago and beaten finalists last year — have hit rock bottom according to the senior member of the team thrashed 42-6 by South Africa.
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Harmonix Facing Rock Band Drum Pedal Lawsuit
Are you an owner of an original Rock Band drum kit? Has your pedal, like so many others, snapped in half under reasonable use? Then you may soon be entitled to a paltry monetary award, if Kansas resident Monte Morgan has his way. As GameCyte reports ( via Edge-Online), Morgan has filed a class action lawsuit against Harmonix, MTV Games, Electronic Arts, and Viacom over the faulty ...
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Timberwolves hammer Pistons
Remember this day, Sunday, Nov. 23. This is the day the Pistons hit bottom. And if getting thoroughly pummeled by the perennial lottery-bound Timberwolves at home isn't rock bottom, then, well, you don't want to see what rock bottom really looks like. The Timberwolves, a team that had won twice all season and was 0-5 on the road, came into The Palace and put a 106-80 whipping on an increasingly ...
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Cover: Trans-Siberian Orchestra: From Bach to rock
When you think about an orchestra, you might imagine a couple of cellos and violins playing classical songs you can't even pronounce. That may be the case for most orchestras, but not the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
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