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Release date: 1st January 2005

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"Crazy Space" is an album by Queen, released 1st January 2005 via Breakdown (2). It features 22 tracks, including "Flash (SE)", "The Hero", and "We Will Rock You".

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  1. 1Flash (SE)
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  2. 2The Hero
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  3. 3We Will Rock You
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    Crazy Space — release variants

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    • CDr · Album · Unofficial Release
      Main
      Country JapanYear 2005
      Breakdown (2) · BREAKDOWN-049AB
    • CDr · Unofficial Release
      Country JapanYear 2008
      JRM · 131