"We need to keep innovating, and following the rules is suicide."
The significance of the birth of "Bohemian Rhapsody" and the spiritual core of the Queen band it represents are undoubtedly outstanding and subversive.
However, this Master Piece, which is enough to prove that Queen's action is maverick, creativity is desperate, and imagination is unrestrained, was criticized at the beginning. "Pile up without beauty." "The lyrics don't make sense." was a popular criticism at the time.
However, with the death of Freddie Macuri, the lead singer of the band, and the re-release of "Bohemian Rhapsody" after a lapse of 16 years, this song has become one of the greatest masterpieces of Queen.
This phenomenon of "death worship" is worth reflecting on. Is the level of people's appreciation increased? Or the impetuousness of the listeners in the past was swallowed up by the regret of recalling the past at this moment, and people can finally calm down and savor the condensed meaning of this 6-minute song.
Perhaps, as Freddy put it, "give them a church for their penance," and it is only in this air of awe that the most gripping voices can be heard.
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