Innuendo and the show must go on are my favorites. I also agree with augest R about all gods people. I always loved that song.
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Show Must Go On
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These Are The Days
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I Can't Live With You
It's got to be the title track - let's be honest, it's the most musically inventive thing Queen had done for years.
It's got everything that made them great in those 6 minutes, drama, atmosphere, emotion, grandiose, brilliant instrumental work, harmonies and soaring Freddie vocals.
It's got everything that made them great in those 6 minutes, drama, atmosphere, emotion, grandiose, brilliant instrumental work, harmonies and soaring Freddie vocals.
It's hard to pick just one...
Though I love the title track I'd choose Don't Try So Hard - for me this is one of the most emotional songs they have ever recorded.
Top 3:
1. Don't Try So Hard
2. Innuendo
3. I'm Going Slightly Mad
Though I love the title track I'd choose Don't Try So Hard - for me this is one of the most emotional songs they have ever recorded.
Top 3:
1. Don't Try So Hard
2. Innuendo
3. I'm Going Slightly Mad
Show must go on. A close second would be "Don't try so hard"
no question....................INNUENDO
please, can somebody tell to bri and roger play that song on the new tour???
please, can somebody tell to bri and roger play that song on the new tour???
It's a hard decision. I guess I would have to say Innuendo.
I would have to say "The show must go on" I really like them all because every one could be a hit other then the sweet song that Freddie made for his beloved cat. I love "These are the days of our lives very well and "Don't try so hard. Great topic there !!!
Miss Freddie
Cindy
Miss Freddie
Cindy
If I can start by saying that when Innuendo came out I thought it was the album that absolutely cemented their musical legacy - that they would be remembered and loved for ever!
I was in New York at the time so I was removed from the speculation about Freddie's health. I didn't foresee how 1991 would end.
So, back to the question. Perspectives change over time especially with Freddie's death so I'll go for:
1)The Show Must Go On
2)Days of our Lives
3)Innuendo
Innuendo is a great song but a bit of a challenge to listen to. I haven't listened to it in quite a while now.
I was in New York at the time so I was removed from the speculation about Freddie's health. I didn't foresee how 1991 would end.
So, back to the question. Perspectives change over time especially with Freddie's death so I'll go for:
1)The Show Must Go On
2)Days of our Lives
3)Innuendo
Innuendo is a great song but a bit of a challenge to listen to. I haven't listened to it in quite a while now.
Ride the Wild Wind. Good God - that low, gravelly voice! Most of that album is so intense I feel like I'm going to have a sheer heart attack by the end of it.
Innuendo it´s the very best album since..A Day At The races.
These are the days of our lives is my favorite.
Don´t forget Lost Opportunity..like b-side of that album i like very much.
These are the days of our lives is my favorite.
Don´t forget Lost Opportunity..like b-side of that album i like very much.
^Since you mentioned 'Lost Oppurtunity' I thought I'd post a link to it for all those unaware of the track.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLK8JbvVnEsall
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLK8JbvVnEsall
I find it interesting just how comfortable Freddie sounds, singing in those low tones. Freddie's voice, and, that lovely bass rythem, really get my pulse racing. If I still had horses, it would have been a great riding song.[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]carboengine wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ride the Wild Wind. Good God - that low, gravelly voice! Most of that album is so intense I feel like I'm going to have a sheer heart attack by the end of it.[/QUOTE]