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I don't really listen to Queen, but Bohemian Rhapsody is my go for song to test a new headphone.
Oddly enough that's my least favorite Queen song. I get why most people like it but it's very different from their other songs that I enjoy.
Liking the song isnt that important when testing gear. The production value and its composition make it good for seeing what the gear can do.
Coincidently though when Senheiser was showcasing its $50,000 dollar Orpheus Headset, they had a pay 100 dollars to use it for 15 minutes promotion. They had it hooked up to Tidal to get their master quality audio and the most picked song for real audiophile folk was apparently Hotel California by the Eagles
So if you arent a fan or Bohemian Rhapsody, maybe Hotel California might be a better test track when/if you are testing new audio gear