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Farrokh Bulsara's life began on the West African island of Zanzibar on 5 September 1946. Twenty-five years later in London, under the name Freddie Mercury, he was fronting the now legendary rock band Queen.

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The son of Bomi and Jer Bulsara, Freddie spent most of his childhood in India, where he attended St. Peters Boarding School. He began taking piano lessons at the age of seven. No one could have foreseen where his love of music would take him.

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The Bulsara family moved to Middlesex in 1964 and from there Freddie joined a blues band called Wreckage, while studying graphic design courses at Ealing College of Art. While singing in Wreckage, a fellow student introduced Freddie to Roger Taylor and Brian May, founders of a group called Smile. Smile mutated into Queen when Freddie joined Roger and Brian as vocalists.

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The rest is rock history. EMI Records and Elektra Records signed the band and in 1973 their debut album Queen was released and hailed as one of the most exciting new releases in rock music.

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The immortal operatic single Bohemian Rhapsody was released in 1975 and soared to the top of the British charts, where it stayed for 9 weeks. A song that was almost never released due to its length and unusual style, but which Freddie insisted would be played, became an instantly recognisable hit.

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Soon Queen's popularity spread beyond the shores of the UK, as they hit the charts and triumphed in Europe, Japan and the USA, where they topped the charts in 1979 with Freddie's song Crazy Little Thing Called Love.

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Through Freddie's hability to project himself and the band's music and image to the four corners of 70,000 capacity venues, they were known as the leading developers of stadium rock.

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Their phenomenal success continued around the world throughout the 1980s, and they were highlighted in 1985 by their unforgettable show-stealing performance on the Live Aid stage.

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On 24 November 1991, Freddie's fight against AIDS ended when he died just over 24 hours after publicly announcing he had the disease.