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Welcome to the ultimate visual journey through Queen’s iconic soundtrack for the 1980 cult classic, Flash Gordon. This Illustrated Songbook brings every chord, lyric, and thunderous Brian May riff to life with stunning, comic-inspired artwork that blends the band’s legendary stage presence with the vibrant, campy aesthetic of Mingo City.
Whether you're a guitar player looking for the exact chords or a Queen superfan wanting to dive into the lore of the album, this video is your definitive guide.
🎵 Song Tracklist & Facts:
1. Flash’s Theme
• Fact: The only song on the album to be released as a single. It features the famous "Flash! A-ah!" hook and serves as the high-energy introduction to the film.
2. In the Space Capsule (The Love Theme)
• Fact: Composed by Roger Taylor, this synth-heavy track showcases the band's pioneering use of the Oberheim OB-X synthesizer.
3. Ming’s Theme (In the Court of Ming the Merciless)
• Fact: Freddie Mercury composed this ominous piece to capture the chilling presence of Max von Sydow’s Emperor Ming.
4. The Ring (Hypnotic Seduction of Dale)
• Fact: A haunting, atmospheric piece written by Freddie Mercury that underscores the psychological tension of the scene.
5. Football Fight
• Fact: This instrumental is a fan favorite, featuring Freddie Mercury’s frantic synthesizer work and Brian May’s signature "orchestrated" guitar layers.
6. In the Death Cell (Love Theme Reprise)
• Fact: A somber, melodic return to the love theme as Flash faces his execution.
7. Execution of Flash
• Fact: Written by John Deacon, this track builds incredible tension through a repetitive, driving bassline.
8. The Kiss (Aura Resurrects Flash)
• Fact: This ethereal track was composed by Freddie Mercury and features some of his most delicate piano work on the soundtrack.
9. Arboria (Planet of the Tree Men)
• Fact: A John Deacon composition that captures the lush, dangerous jungle environment of Prince Barin’s kingdom.
10. Escape from the Swamp
• Fact: A fast-paced Roger Taylor track that emphasizes the "race against time" feel of the film's second act.
11. Flash to the Rescue
• Fact: Brian May brings the heroic energy back as Flash begins his counter-attack against Ming’s forces.
12. Vultans Theme (Attack of the Hawk Men)
• Fact: Freddie Mercury wrote this triumphant theme for Brian Blessed’s iconic Prince Vultan and his winged army.
13. Battle Theme
• Fact: A massive Brian May anthem. "Who wants to live forever?" is famously uttered here by Vultan—a phrase that would later become a legendary Queen song for Highlander.
14. The Wedding March
• Fact: Brian May’s unique multi-tracked guitar arrangement of Richard Wagner’s classic. It remains one of the most famous rock interpretations of a classical piece.
15. Marriage of Dale and Ming (And Flash Approaching)
• Fact: A dramatic medley that blends the tension of the wedding with the fast-approaching climax of the movie.
16. Crash Dive on Mingo City
• Fact: A high-octane Brian May track that mirrors the visual of the Rocket Ship Ajax crashing through the palace.
17. Flash’s Theme Reprise (Victory Celebration)
• Fact: The triumphant return of the main theme as the people of Mongo are finally freed.
18. The Hero
• Fact: Written by Brian May, this serves as the "End Credits" song. It’s a full-throttle rock track that proves Queen was the only band capable of capturing the scale of a superhero epic.
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Which Flash Gordon track is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
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Experience the Savior of the Universe like never before! ⚡🚀
Dowload images queen-corner.blogspot.com/2026/05/queen-flash-gordon-movie-soundtrack.html
Welcome to the ultimate visual journey through Queen’s iconic soundtrack for the 1980 cult classic, Flash Gordon. This Illustrated Songbook brings every chord, lyric, and thunderous Brian May riff to life with stunning, comic-inspired artwork that blends the band’s legendary stage presence with the vibrant, campy aesthetic of Mingo City.
Whether you're a guitar player looking for the exact chords or a Queen superfan wanting to dive into the lore of the album, this video is your definitive guide.
🎵 Song Tracklist & Facts:
1. Flash’s Theme
• Fact: The only song on the album to be released as a single. It features the famous "Flash! A-ah!" hook and serves as the high-energy introduction to the film.
2. In the Space Capsule (The Love Theme)
• Fact: Composed by Roger Taylor, this synth-heavy track showcases the band's pioneering use of the Oberheim OB-X synthesizer.
3. Ming’s Theme (In the Court of Ming the Merciless)
• Fact: Freddie Mercury composed this ominous piece to capture the chilling presence of Max von Sydow’s Emperor Ming.
4. The Ring (Hypnotic Seduction of Dale)
• Fact: A haunting, atmospheric piece written by Freddie Mercury that underscores the psychological tension of the scene.
5. Football Fight
• Fact: This instrumental is a fan favorite, featuring Freddie Mercury’s frantic synthesizer work and Brian May’s signature "orchestrated" guitar layers.
6. In the Death Cell (Love Theme Reprise)
• Fact: A somber, melodic return to the love theme as Flash faces his execution.
7. Execution of Flash
• Fact: Written by John Deacon, this track builds incredible tension through a repetitive, driving bassline.
8. The Kiss (Aura Resurrects Flash)
• Fact: This ethereal track was composed by Freddie Mercury and features some of his most delicate piano work on the soundtrack.
9. Arboria (Planet of the Tree Men)
• Fact: A John Deacon composition that captures the lush, dangerous jungle environment of Prince Barin’s kingdom.
10. Escape from the Swamp
• Fact: A fast-paced Roger Taylor track that emphasizes the "race against time" feel of the film's second act.
11. Flash to the Rescue
• Fact: Brian May brings the heroic energy back as Flash begins his counter-attack against Ming’s forces.
12. Vultans Theme (Attack of the Hawk Men)
• Fact: Freddie Mercury wrote this triumphant theme for Brian Blessed’s iconic Prince Vultan and his winged army.
13. Battle Theme
• Fact: A massive Brian May anthem. "Who wants to live forever?" is famously uttered here by Vultan—a phrase that would later become a legendary Queen song for Highlander.
14. The Wedding March
• Fact: Brian May’s unique multi-tracked guitar arrangement of Richard Wagner’s classic. It remains one of the most famous rock interpretations of a classical piece.
15. Marriage of Dale and Ming (And Flash Approaching)
• Fact: A dramatic medley that blends the tension of the wedding with the fast-approaching climax of the movie.
16. Crash Dive on Mingo City
• Fact: A high-octane Brian May track that mirrors the visual of the Rocket Ship Ajax crashing through the palace.
17. Flash’s Theme Reprise (Victory Celebration)
• Fact: The triumphant return of the main theme as the people of Mongo are finally freed.
18. The Hero
• Fact: Written by Brian May, this serves as the "End Credits" song. It’s a full-throttle rock track that proves Queen was the only band capable of capturing the scale of a superhero epic.
Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the BELL for more Queen-inspired content!
Which Flash Gordon track is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
#Queen #FlashGordon #BrianMay #FreddieMercury #RogerTaylor #John Deacon #RockSoundtrack #IllustratedSongbook #SaviorOfTheUniverse
