Your Opinion: Weakest Song(s) in Queen's Catalog

1) You Take My Breath Away - the studio version is terrible, I almost never make it through the intro
2) Get Down Make Love - cut the middle part and you have a "listenable" song
3) More Of That Jazz - cut the repeating songs and you have a listenable song
4) Play The Game - I always get headaches from the intro
5) Staying Power
6) Body Language
7) Action This Day
8) Cool Cat
9) Under Pressure - I seriously hate this song, I don't understand how it could be a hit - again, I like the live versions
10) A Hard Life - I almost fall asleep during this song
11) One Vision
12) One Year Of Love
13) Pain Is So Close To Pleasure
14) Friends Will Be Friends
15) Party
16) Khashoggi's ship
17) The Miracle
18) The Invisible Man
19) Rain Must Fall
20) My Baby Does Me

who cares i love them all....dot forget these Lads are human ok?

1. More of that Jazz
2. Ride the wild wind
3. Don't loose your head
4. Bijou
5. I was born to love you (Queens??? version)

"Cool Cat" is pretty awful. I couldn't exactly call "Misfire" good either. Hell, I'm having trouble even calling it music!

This one is tough considering Queen wrote so many great songs.
Theres only a few I can think of that were poor in Queens history.

I love every little in Queens music and writeing bit
But I don't want to say which is poor and which is good. I love ALL their music. The nuimber 1 reason is because I'm a fan

1) body language(the worst video too)
2)delilah
3) you take my breath away (booring)

1) Body Language
2) Fun It
3) Let Me Entertain You
4) Figth From Inside
5) The Hitman
6) Jesus
7) Sleeping On The Sidewalk
8) Dragon Attack
9) Son And Daughter
10) More Of That Jazz

She Makes Me, Sleeping On The Sidewalk, Some Day One Day (sorry, CBE). Oh yeah - and Coming Soon. Don't Try Suicide perhaps.

My Baby Does Me is great track, go to blazes, you speed metal fans!

Queen - Absolute Greatest Shit (and 20 tracks too!)

1) Loser In The End
2) Funny How Love Is (what was he thinking?... and to include it on the Black side as well!?)
3) She Makes Me
4) Good Company
5) Drowse
6) Fight From The Inside (I love this one... would have made a wonderul b-side, though)
7) More Of That Jazz
8) Fun It
9) Don't Try Suicide - again, a great b-side
10) Life Is Real (nice tribute, but a throwaway nonetheless)
11) Cool Cat (awful, awful and you can't blame Bowie for wanting to be left off this one)

....and for those citing that Hot Space was a shit album... the rest of the tracks barring the two mentioned above would have helped the album go from "Fair" to "Very Good"

12) Man On The Prowl
13) Machines - horrible, horrible, horrible track... obvious filler...
14) Pain Is So Close To Pleasure - garbage
15) Gimme The Prize - included as filler because it was from Highlander (great b-side though)
16) My Baby Does Me
17) Rain Must Fall
18) The Invisible Man - BAD BAD LYRICS to a very catchy tune / great b-side
19) The Hitman (great b-side)
20) Delilah (great b-side)

Also note I did not include Flash, as it was a soundtrack album and an excellent one at that, nor did I include Cosmos Rocks since it's not Queen...just has the brand name stuck on the cover.

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Weakest Queen song, IMO: Calling All Girls.

Oh, man, I am really enjoying some of these replies.  I forgot about many of these songs - especially Delilah.  That one is truly retched. And the intro to Play the Game is, indeed, headache-inducing.  Good song, aweful intro.  I'd like to add another one to the mix: Loser in the End.  That one really messes up Queen II for me.  The rest of the LP is at least tolerable, and in some parts magnificent.

Oh, yes, another comment that I really appreciate is the comment about Under Pressure. I, too, never understood why it became so popular - The only thing I can think of is because of the bass riff, which, let's face it, is catchy.  But the vocals are annoying, the lyrics are beyond bad, and it always sounded to me like it was made up on the spot - which it was.

Can't say I agree Under Pressure as a weak song... lyrics might be on the weak side... however, the musical composition itself as well as the band's performance (arguably Roger and John's best studio work) outshines the bulk of their catalogue.

Good point, Jimmy Dean. John and Roger do play quite well on Under Pressure. They essentially save the song.  I don't think it's near their best performance, however.  Check out Millionaire Waltz or Dragon Attack (John), or Now I'm Here (Roger). But I guess it's a matter of preference.  All four men were/are great musicians.

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