if you could pick 10 songs that are your all time personal

favorites which ones would they be and they dont just have to be Queen, for arguments sake lets just list 1 Queen and have 9 others which you think are the best for you

Queen - Boh Rap
Bruce Springsteen - Dancing in the dark
Bryan Adams - Heaven
George Michael and Aretha Frainklin - I knew you were waiting
George Michael and Elton John - Dont let the sun go down
Luther Vandross - Never too much
R Kelly - I beleive i can fly
Tina Turner - We dont need another Hero
Tina Turner - The best
Mike and the Mechanics - The lviing years

I have plenty of others that i could list but those are currently the ones i listen to the most

Metallica - One
Deep Purple - Child In Time
Black Sabbath - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Queen - The Prophet's Song
Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven
Iron Maiden - Alexander The Great
Sweet - Love Is Like Oxygen
Buzzcocks - Ever Fallen In Love
Sex Pistols - Bodies

In no particular order, and I had to do 22.  And weirdly, 4 of my  favourite bands - Queen, Rush, The Tragically Hip and AC/DC - don't even appear!  It's more the endless excellence with those guys than any one song.  Bat Out of Hell, Meat Loaf Night Moves, Bob Seger Refugee, Tom Petty Take it Easy, The Eagles Blinded by the Light, Manfred Mann cover (Bruce Sprigsteen orig) Angie, The Rolling Stones Go Your Own Way, Fleetwood Mac Born to Run, Bruce Springsteen Runnin' on Empty, Jackson Browne Sweet Home Alabama, Lynyrd Skynyrd Tiny Dancer, Elton John Levon, Elton John Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting, Elton John Feels Like Rain, John Hiatt More Than a Feeling, Boston Come Sail Away, Styx All Right Now, Free Don't Let  Me Down, The Beatles Baba O'Reilly, The Who Pinball Wizard, The Who Gettin' in Tune, The Who Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy, Elton John In some ways a pretty predicatable straight up classic rock mix I guess, but those are my essentials - the ones I can't imagine my personal music history without.   The Styx and the Boston in particular are a little worn out due to excessive radio play, but they remain great songs.

In no particular order

Guns N Roses  - Sweet Child of mine
Extreme - more than words
Queen - Somebody to love
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
George Michael - Father Figure
Elton John - Sacrifice
Eagles - Hotel California
Pink Floyd - Another brick in the wall
Nirvana - Smells like teen spirit
Prince - Purple Rain

I could list all the songs on my music player but that would take a while

Queen - these are the days of our lives
Runrig - Running to the Light
Sammy Hagar - Dreams (live Version)
Gamma Ray - Armageddon
Magnum - the last goodbye
Queen - ride the wild wind
Van Halen - Right now
Runrig - Maymorning
Asia - don't cry
I'll leave the 10th position open for the stuff I forgot to mention here...

I'm bored. Have a list with explanations.

1. Stars - peformed by Philip Quast. Les Miserables. 
I for some reason made it my ambition in life to see Philip Quast sing this live. I knew it would probably never happen because he said he was not going to go back to Les Mis again, but rather unfortunately for me, he sang it at an event I was at at The Royal Albert Hall recently. Therefore, my only goal in life has been reached and now I'm not quite sure what to do with myself. Anyway, that one is here because the song never fails to move me and Quast's voice is the best ever.

2. Confrontation - performed by Antony Warlow. Jekyll and Hyde The Musical
This is here because I love it and it's all dramatic and if you try and sing it you sound like a maniac.

3. These Are The Days Of Our Lives - Queen
Yeah.. it's by this little band called Queen, you've probably not heard of them.

4. The Safety Dance - Men Without Hats
Well, why not?

5. Gethsemane - performed by Glenn Carter. Jesus Christ Superstar.
So so wrong, but I can't help it. Glenn Carter is quite obviously not the best Jesus' (Jesi?) of all time but I kind of love him and want his babies and he makes me go all weak at the knees and I have yet to work out why. I don't think he is a particularly handsome man and yet I LOVE HIM. Go figure.

6. Lily's Eyes - Antony Warlow and Philip Quast  from the musical version of The Secret Garden
I see a pattern forming here... Anyway, pretty song, great voices.

7. Good Morning Starshine - Hair
I like it.

8. Forsaken - Daggers
They are band that nobody has heard of and they disbanded a couple of years ago but me and a group of friends used to go to all their gigs and were their only fans there half the time. They were great. The lead singer and guitarest are now signed and are using some of the bands songs under the name HURTS I think. It's most odd. Apparently they're going to get "really big". Strange.

9. Look Down/The Robbery - Les Miserables
Possibly my favourite scene in the whole musical.

10. Absolute Beginners - David Bowie
I love Bowie, and this song I've always loved in particular. I can listen to it on repeat over and over.

Not in any particular order and just off the top of my head:

- Paul Stanley "Take Me Away (Together As One)"
- KISS "Black Diamond"
- Queen "Spread Your Wings"
- RUSH "Subdivisions"
- Elton John "Ticking"
- Styx "Suite Madam Blue"
- Journey "Mother Father"
- Black Sabbath "Die Young"
- Extreme "Interface"
- Judas Priest "Angel"

Freya is quietly judging you. wrote: I'm bored. Have a list with explanations.

1. Stars - peformed by Philip Quast. Les Miserables. 
I for some reason made it my ambition in life to see Philip Quast sing this live. I knew it would probably never happen because he said he was not going to go back to Les Mis again, but rather unfortunately for me, he sang it at an event I was at at The Royal Albert Hall recently. Therefore, my only goal in life has been reached and now I'm not quite sure what to do with myself. Anyway, that one is here because the song never fails to move me and Quast's voice is the best ever.

5. Gethsemane - performed by Glenn Carter. Jesus Christ Superstar.
So so wrong, but I can't help it. Glenn Carter is quite obviously not the best Jesus' (Jesi?) of all time but I kind of love him and want his babies and he makes me go all weak at the knees and I have yet to work out why. I don't think he is a particularly handsome man and yet I LOVE HIM. Go figure.

9. Look Down/The Robbery - Les Miserables
Possibly my favourite scene in the whole musical.

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From "Les Miserables" I'd go with "Empty Chairs At Empty Tables".

From "Jesus Christ Superstar" I'd go with "John 19:41".

one guarantee of that is that i dont like much music of today, too much of it being n****r music... on the radio

In no particular order

1. Locomotive - GNR

2. Levon - Elton John

3. Dolphin - Prince

4. I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous - Frank Turner

5. Nails In My Feet - Crowded House

6. Drowse - Queen

7. Easily - Red Hot Chili Peppers

8. Vital Signs - Frank Turner

9.  The Beatles - too difficult to pick one

10. Dream Catch Me - Newton Faulkner

Each one of these songs is subject to change on an hourly basis.

Here's mine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIF8tbnKdgA

andreas_mercury wrote: one guarantee of that is that i dont like much music of today, too much of it being n****r music... on the radio

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So not only are you a f*cking dumbass,  you're a racist f*cking dumbass, too.

A racist and a misogynist walk into a bar...

I don't think I could ever pick a concrete 'all-time' list, so these are the ones that are getting the most play from me at the moment:

"Back of My Mind" by Matthew Sweet
"Couldn't I Just Tell You" by Todd Rundgren
"Frank and Jesse James" by Warren Zevon
"Give My Another Chance" by Big Star
"I'm So Tired" by The Beatles
"All The Right Reasons" by The Jayhawks
"We Used To Be Friends" by The Dandy Warhols
"I Will Take Care of You" by The Bangles
"Someone To Pull the Trigger" by Matthew Sweet
"Room At the Top" by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

I haven't listened to too much Queen lately... maybe I should dust them off!