Like most Xennials – the microgeneration caught between jaded Gen-Xers and chirpy Millennials – my first exposure to Queen came in the early 1990s, when after being featured in the greatest comedy of all time, Bohemian Rhapsody catapulted to the top of the charts, and even more importantly, KJ-103's Hot Eight at 8.
Since then, I've always been a Queen "Greatest Hits" fan. I can't name their deep tracks or B-sides, but I could always sing along to Another One Bites the Dust or Bicycle Race or Fat Bottom Girls whenever they were played on KRXO. Hell, I've even been known to randomly bust out a perfectly timed and choreographed We Will Rock You chant at an OU football watch party. You had to be there.