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Queen were at the height of their fame as they entered the '80s, releasing The Game, their most sundry album to date, in 1980. On the strength of two number one singles -- the campy rockabilly "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and the disco-fied "Another One Bites the Dust" -- The Game became the group's first American number one album. However, the base fell out of the group's popularity, mainly in the U.S., shortly afterward. Their largely active soundtrack to Flash Gordon was coldly conventional later in 1980.

With the help of David Bowie, Queen were able to fruitfully compete with new wave with 1981's hit single "Under Pressure" -- their first U.K. number one since "Bohemian Rhapsody" -- which was built-in both on their 1981 Greatest Hits and 1982's Hot Space. Instead of proving the group's vitality, "Under Pressure" was a last gasp. Hot Space was only a reasonable hit, and the more rock-oriented The Works (1984) also was a minor hit, with only "Radio Ga Ga" receiving much concentration. Shortly later, they left Elektra and signed with Capitol.

Faced with their decreased status in the U.S. and waning popularity in Britain, Queen began on tour foreign markets, calming a large, dedicated fan base in Latin America, Asia, and Africa, continents that most rock groups ignored. In 1985, they returned to reputation in Britain in the wake of their show-stopping presentation at Live Aid.

The subsequent year, they at large A Kind of Magic to strong European sales, but they botched to make evolution in the States. The same fate befell 1989's The Miracle, yet 1991's Innuendo was greeted more constructively, going gold and peaking at number 30 in the U.S. Nevertheless, it still was a far bigger achievement in Europe, entering the U.K. charts at number one.