Doug from New York, Nyi would like to hear mcr do a cover it could sound pretty good, they could do both stay classic or put there own twist on it. either should be great covers

Authority to prescribe an Authority medicine is granted for specific indications and/or for certain patient circumstances. Authority may be obtained by telephone to Medicare Australia (known as "phone approval") or in writing from an authorised delegate of the Minister for Health. Yes you are right! Queen is the only one who can do this song! In fact, no one can do Queen songs better than Queen....to think that the band was considering replacing Freddie!!!! That is impossible. There is no one who could ever replace him. He is a legend! Killer Queen by Katy Perry opens with a tantalizing whiff of wild berries, teasing the senses and awakening the palate. This initial sweetness is gently complemented and softened by the subtle citrus undertone of bergamot, adding a fresh and slightly tangy dimension. A hint of plum rounds out the top notes, lending a juicy depth that is rich and enticing. Liz from Someplace, Ctnew info about the whole "let them eat cake" thing - montsequie (i can't spell) - a french writer person, credited the quote to a young princess, whom he was kind enough toward her to not mention her name. I got this from a history teacher, so it is very relyable.Nikita from Drogheda, IrelandI agree with Alexandria from Preston, CT. Songs shouldn't be covered. The original is ALWAYS the greatest. Killer Queen by Katy Perry is an indulgent concoction designed to empower the modern woman. Launched in 2013, it makes a bold statement with its distinctive sweet and fruity profile, making it a favourite among its primary audience—women of all ages looking for a perfume that defies traditional classifications. Elysia from Hamilton, New ZealandAwesome, poetic lyrics. And a sexy sound, my favourite Queen song =)

However, Killer Queen is not without its flaws. Its longevity and sillage, while decent, leave a bit to be desired. The perfume may need to be reapplied throughout the day, especially during rigorous activities. Rosa from Reading, Englandtrust freddie 2 write this, ever so him. love it to bits its one of those songs when u first hear it its like shes a kiler queen la la la namamnm lol, ahh those day where i didnt kno queen seamed so nieve Kivi from YekaterinburgI've heard a tribute to this song performed by Carmine Appice, Stuart Hamm, Glenn Hughes, Pat Thrall. It's professional but scary. Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number). Brandon Gallagher from Marysville, Sdi would like to point out that mary antoinette did have like 3 husbands and they all died before her.Gywn from Niskayuna, Nymarie Antoinette said let them eat cake because the peasents were to poor to afford bread, but because she was queen so she thougt that there was no breaad. Emily from Smithfield, NcWhat is the actual word in the line chorus line "Gunpowder _________, dynamite with a laser beam"? It is hard to discern when listening to the song, and I've seen many interpretations such as turpentine and gelatine (? I know of gelatin, but not this), and I personally hear "guillotine" which to me makes sense with the rest of the lyrics, and coincides with the Marie Antoinette reference. However, I am notorious for mishearing things, so this may be another case of that. Andreas from Melbourne, AustraliaQueen is the only band that can play this song. not +41 or panic!, the original is the best.

George Pope from British ColumbiaOf course it's guillotine -- this fits in with the Marie Antoinette references -- Marie was beheaded by guillotine during the revolt Leon from IntrnationalIt's about the continuing rivalry of chess grand masters of the USSR and other international teams and the effect they had during the cold war. Charles from Glenside, PaShame,shame,shame on anybody who would dare compare the virtuous Emma Peel with some high class hooker! Maor from Sederot, Israelas i know, Antoinette was so ignoret she didnt knew regular people cant afford cakes. Pop star Katy Perry launches her third fragrance and the first one done in cooperation with Coty. The scent is called Killer Queen after the song written by Freddie Mercury, and apparently it is totally different from its two predecessors.Sydney from Cincinnati, OhSky Five, what song are you listening to? If your talking about Marie Antoinette; for one, she was the queen of France. Second did you not read at the top where Freddie Mercury himself said that it was about a classy whore? The band had decided not to use the ubiquitous synthesiser, as they thought it was superfluous. Instead, instrumentation utilised includes a jangle piano (detuned), drum kit, bass guitar, electric guitar and vocals.

I have since then been an avid fan and collector of the band. Brian May is by far the greatest guitarist of all time. Where Killer Queen truly shines is its versatility. It's just as suitable for a fun night out as it is for a busy day at work. The oriental notes add a sense of warmth, making it perfect for colder seasons, while the synthetic elements lend it a contemporary, cutting-edge vibe that's hard to ignore. George from Vancouver, CanadaIt was Maria Antoinette that said it, but this is a mistranslation; Certain impoverished people would come to the castle for a daily bread allowance; or it was her servants receiving part of their pay in food. The head of the larder said, "We're out of regular flour breads" & Maria said to go ahead & use the better/sweet flour. . . So it was actually a statement/act of generosity ("noblesse oblige"); likely the revolution was started, as most, by malcontents, who changed their minds about what they deemed fair pay/treatment, &, when they won, they didn't want to seem like greedy aarseholes, so they allowed the "let them eat cake" story(which was invented by an English history philosopher). John, Duxbury, MA QUOTE - Erm, no he wasn't! Freddie never had any formal training for his singing, but his vocal range spanned 4 octaves which gave him the perfect kind of voice to sing opera. He was however an accomplished pianist reaching a grade IV, and he also, as a one off, danced with the Royal Ballet, again without prior training. He was just exceptionally naturally talented. A Mad Queen Fan. :)As the initial fruity sweetness mellows, it subtly transitions into a floral heart. The serene scent of frangipani majestically takes the stage, radiating a tropical, exotic aroma. A whisper of jasmine sambac graces the concoction, adding a touch of romantic seduction with its slightly sweet and subtly earthy aroma. Freddie from Orlando, Flsigh... nobody listens to the DIRECT quote adressing its meaning stated by the writer... whatev....