Review

 Bohemian Rhapsody(Song by the band “The Queen”)

Link to the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ9rUzIMcZQ

Still being one of the best-selling rock singles of all time, voted Millennium Song in 2000, and recorded as the No. 1 song of all time in the Guinness Book of Records. Bohemian Rhapsody 
Imay not be like anything you've heard before. Of course, The Queen's(Music Band) iconic track, Bohemian Rhapsody, is a song that, even 40 years later, is one of our generation's most popular and unforgettable songs. It is a six-minute pop single that had an orchestra, an opera, right in the middle of the album, unlike most pop singles, which majorly lasted only three minutes.

A genre-blender in the 1970s isn't something you find usually out of oddity but The Queen did it, In fact, Bohemian Rhapsody can be split into five separate sections:

An introduction to a cappella.
Ballad Opera.
Hard rock. 
Reflective coda.

It was also incredibly rare not to have a chorus for a popular song, thus mixing different musical styles and lyrics. It's a mind-blowing genre-bender by definition. Its construction, elements, lyrics, and gorgeous musical quality are a result of the profound production behind the song. The song had 180 individual tracks initially that got put onto a 24-track, two-inch tape. Back in those days, it was way too much than it sounds.

In conclusion, The band queen had its own style and enthusiastic way of producing music by empowering other factors. Here are few facts about the band that will awe any music enthusiastic:
Freddie’ the lead singer’s vocals have been described as “a force of nature with the velocity of a hurricane”

The Queen is the only band to support drag culture in their videos in the 1970s (I Want to Break Free" is a song by rock band Queen, written by their bass guitarist John Deacon. The song is largely known for its music video for which all the band members dressed in drag.)
Freddie was gay and he has embraced it in his entire life and it is more of an achievement because it was able to influence a large part of the audience in the ’70s

What really makes "Bohemian Rhapsody" great is that it embodies what any musical piece should be: the talent and desire to push boundaries and produce something that brings us together, even 40 years later, beyond all the notes, lyrics, and performances. Freddie Mercury and Queen became something that very few artists managed to accomplish with just this one song: a legend.