Lose yourself in Don't Stop Me Now by Queen, an electrifying rock track filled with energy, joy, and unstoppable momentum.

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Queen guitarist Brian May revealed a rare idea from late singer Freddie Mercury that the rest of the band had to veto.

Brian May has recalled the time Queen shut down one of Freddie Mercury's suggestions, saying "it wasn't one of his world-shattering ideas".