Queen

Before the iconic performance of "Under Pressure" at the Forum de Montréal on November 24, 1981, Queen had just released their album "The Game" earlier that year. This album, notable for incorporating elements of rock and disco, marked a shift for the band as they began to experiment with new sounds. Tracks like "Another One Bites the Dust" propelled them to new heights, landing at the top of the charts. Interestingly, "Under Pressure," a collaboration with David Bowie, didn’t officially appear on the album "The Game," but was released as a single that summer. The Montreal concert would showcase Queen’s unparalleled stage presence and musicality, traits that would solidify their legacy. This performance would eventually be immortalized in the live album released in 2007, reminding fans of the band's electrifying energy and the timeless magic of live rock music. Isn’t it amazing how those moments can linger on, decades later?

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