Queen

Queen's live performance of "Fat Bottomed Girls" at the Milton Keynes Bowl on June 5, 1982, came during a unique phase in their illustrious career. Just prior to this concert, they released *Hot Space*, an album that marked a significant stylistic shift, incorporating more funk and disco influences. While this direction attracted mixed reactions from loyal fans, it showcased the band’s innovative spirit. A fascinating tidbit from this era is that *Hot Space* features tracks like "Under Pressure," a collaborative hit with David Bowie that would go on to be one of the band's most iconic songs. The thrilling atmosphere of the Milton Keynes show, part of their *Hot Space* Tour, highlights how Queen skillfully blended rock with new genres, proving they were unafraid to experiment even while performing live in front of thousands. How astonishing is it that their bold choices still resonate so strongly with fans today?

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