Queen I Want It All (blues metal cover by Wicked Rumble)

Queen I Want It All (blues metal cover by Wicked Rumble) There is only one true reason why people don t succeed they give up early. This is the idea that Brian May (guitarist and backvocalist Queen) put in the song I Want It All, written on May 2, 1989 for the studio album The Miracle. For these reasons, the composition was considered antiracist in South Africa, interpreted as a song for gay rights, and was a rallying song for AfricanAmerican youth. Brian May drew inspiration for the song from his wife, who always repeated: I want it all and I want it now. The song entered the TOP 10 charts of ten countries, including the UK ranked 3. In the US chart, the single I Want It All reached 50. Unfortunately, Freddie Mercury himself has never performed this song live. During Freddie Mercury s lifetime, two versions of I Want It All were recorded. The first one was released as a single and it was used to create the music video. It begins with an a cappella introduction by the members of Quee