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A snare drum used in concert — and, as Roger notes himself in his own autograph on the drumhead, present

“Tear It Up,” in Freddie’s Hand (1984)

Two pages, handwritten by Freddie, of the lyrics to “Tear It Up” — the song that would appear on The

The centrepiece of this case is a US copy of A Night at the Opera (1975), signed on the front

The UK 1974 BPI Silver Disc for Queen’s debut album, certified in 1974 by the BPI — the British Phonographic

In the autumn of 1973, a still-largely-unknown Queen got their first real break: a support slot on Mott the Hoople’s

One of the band’s very earliest recordings, dating from the De Lane Lea Studios sessions in London — the demos

Here’s an advance test cover for The Works LP printed in the UK in 1984. It comes folded on the

Top 100 Queen Rarities Almost 20 years ago the Record Collector published this article. A lot has changed since

About three years ago I was contacted by a serious Mexican vinyl collector about an obscure record he had in his

Not the greatest Queen event of the year, of course, but I just wanted to share that, with its high