Brian; 'The Night Comes Down' -Probably Queens most underrated song in my opinion and a fantastic vocal fron the Fredster.
Roger; 'Radio Ga Ga' - Simply too powerful and innovative to have a rival.
John; ' You're My Best Friend' - The perfect pop song which cannot age, always fresh, catchy and only one could have sang this.
Fred; 'Killer Queen' - I may come across as a smart arse but i knew what to expect from Bo Rhap when it was released because my head had already been blown with 'K Q' , It was this song that made me realise that Queen were going to be really special in my life and that was 36 years ago. The groundbreaking harmonies, the guitar layers, exuded the response; 'What the hell is that!'
Freddie- Bo rhap of course, but love of my life/ somebody to love are right there as well. Fairy fellers/nevermore.
brian- the prophet song, the show must go on
roger- Tenament funster
John Spread your wings
All of them. I can't choose a favorite. If I had to choose 4 they would be:
Drowse - Roger Taylor
Forever - (Would that be Brian also?)
Who Wants to Live Forever - Brian May
Nevermore - Freddie Mercury
"Would of"? What the hell does that mean? Do you mean "Would have", which can be shortened to "Would've" which sounds like "Would of"? That doesn't mean you can write it that way. Sorry plumrach, not picking on you in particular, but this mistake appears here a lot and it's really annoying. No wonder non-native English speakers get confused at the "complexity" of English, when we can't seem to get even the simplest things right.
1. Pain is so close to pleasure - Freddie/John
2. Let us cling together - Brian
3. Radio Gaga - Roger
4. In the lap of the gods - Freddie
5; Somebody to love - Freddie
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[li]Taylor - Drowse
[li]Deacon - Another one bites the dust and In Only Seven Days
[li]May - White Queen (as it began)
[li]Mercury - The March of the Black Queen and Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
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