
Released in 1980 as a promotional film for Queen's eighth studio album 'The Game,' this video arrived at a pivotal cultural crossroads: disco was collapsing, punk had crested, and arena rock was at peak commercial dominance. John Deacon's bass-driven composition drew directly from Chic's funk-disco blueprint, making the track a rare crossover artifact that topped both the Billboard Hot 100 and the Hot Soul Singles…
A landmark document of arena rock at its commercial apex, this video captures Queen deploying a funk/rock crossover sound that broke demographic barriers. The song's chart performance across rock, soul, and disco categories made it one of the most genre-fluid hits of 1980, and the performance…
Daniella Green is a director confirmed by IMDb and IMVDb as the director of Queen's 'Another One Bites the Dust' (1980). Her known directing credits include this video and Queen's Greatest Flix (1981), a compilation video release. She remains one of the…
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