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Queen / Freddie Mercury "Mr. Bad Guy" (40th Anniversary) surf especially as it's arriving afterFreddie Mercury's debut solo album, Mr. Bad Guy, saw Queen's legendary frontman step out on his own for the very first time, delivering no less than four singles and resulting in a peak UK album chart position at #6. The record saw Freddie tap into disco, dance and pop influences to deliver his new sound, resulting in songs like "I Was Born To Love You," and "Living On My Own," while "Made In Heaven" and "Love Me Like There's No Tomorrow" showed off