Most UNDERRATED Queen song?

Anything on Queen II

Great King Rat. Also not many people seem to like Scandal, but I do.

Life is real. I love the song. I think it is underrated because it is on the Hot Space album. People copy eachother by telling how bad this album is even though it has some good stuff on it: Life is real, las parablas de amor, under pressure, put out the fire, calling all girls.

in my opinion the weaker stuff on it is staying power, dancer and back chat. body language would fit better on the mr bad guy album. this song is too much Freddie. Also the albumcover is not very rockband-like. the cover of the Days of our Lives documentary would be a better Hot Space cover.

Cool Cat and the prophets song.


Diametrically polar but they represent the band well.

Although cool cat is deceptively sparse it has plotted elements and a unique atmosphere

Prophets song is out of this atmosphere. .. right down to the part where it basically samples itself (reel to reel speed up as seen in the CLASSIC ALBUMS segment)


Neither could have been written by anybody else. Freddie's falsetto and Brian's epic piece of musical programs rock opera.


Just incredible

Depending on your definition of underrated................

I kinda dont wanna say this song, because it seems to be pretty much universally liked by hardcore Queen fans.....but then again, it's pretty much unknown outside that group....Was It All Worth It is just absolutely friggin great, though!

There are a whole load of songs created by the genetically identical clone of the agent who was Freddie Mercury during his development in the late 1990s including:

Mika - Grace Kelly
The Darkness - I believe in a thing called love
The Scissor Scissors - Mary
The Killers - Human

Graham

If you want to know the real truth about the Scissor Sisters, well this is me holding two MI6 female spies over my toilet upside down, with their legs in two round circles. This is actually how the Scissor Sisters really came about in 1998.

The video footage of the Scissor Sisters in 'water' during the Comfortable numb' video represents them being thrown into my toilet after cleaning up the mess. Anna Matronic is a parody on my true bionic back operation.

Graham

The biggest shocker of all is that the Empire State of Mind (New York) song is actually almost entirely from me at the age of 18, as clone of the agent who is Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson.

The fact that this went over to the USA suggests that it is really America who has financed my education and development and not the UK.

Graham

[QUOTE] [b]dragonfly.trumpeter wrote:[/b]

The Scissor Scissors - Mary

Graham[/QUOTE]

this one is Someone Saved My Life Tonight by Elton John

Stelios

Thanks for the message.

When I was tortured in my teens I was actually singing about a girl I knew called Laura Henson. I assumed she was the heir to the muppet dynasty and she did in actual fact live down a private road which I could never access.

The name Laura was converted over to Mary without my consent for the "Mary" single by the Scissor Sisters. I was actually being sarcastic in the song about Laura (officially the Mary track) and one of the opening lines was something like "Elton John's got ginger pubic hair, a little like a lions main, cross and wishing it was dead".

I actually lived in a house share with the agent of Elton John for 6+ years in London, and this "bender" always wanted to give something back and knew he was in the wrong.

Graham

Stelios

The above message implies I fucked the agent who is Elton John but this is utter bollocks.

I hated Elton John in my teens, long before I had to share a house with him in London.

I couldn't tell you if his pubic hair is ginger like a lions main or another colour.

In my view Elton John is a perverted Mother Fucker, and I wouldn't spend one day living with this chirpy chappy, even in the best part of London like Mayfair, Belgravia, or Knightsbridge because in my view Elton is a turd burglar of a jerk.

Graham

[QUOTE] [b]dragonfly.trumpeter wrote:[/b]

Stelios

The above message implies I fucked the agent who is Elton John but this is utter bollocks.

I hated Elton John in my teens, long before I had to share a house with him in London.

I couldn't tell you if his pubic hair is ginger like a lions main or another colour.

In my view Elton John is a perverted Mother Fucker, and I wouldn't spend one day living with this chirpy chappy, even in the best part of London like Mayfair, Belgravia, or Knightsbridge because in my view Elton is a turd burglar of a jerk.

Graham[/QUOTE]



Stop trolling here

[QUOTE] [b]dragonfly.trumpeter wrote:[/b]

Stelios

The above message implies I fucked the agent who is Elton John but this is utter bollocks.

I hated Elton John in my teens, long before I had to share a house with him in London.

I couldn't tell you if his pubic hair is ginger like a lions main or another colour.

In my view Elton John is a perverted Mother Fucker, and I wouldn't spend one day living with this chirpy chappy, even in the best part of London like Mayfair, Belgravia, or Knightsbridge because in my view Elton is a turd burglar of a jerk.

Graham[/QUOTE]

Medusa

[QUOTE] [b]The King Of Rhye wrote:[/b]

Depending on your definition of underrated................

I kinda dont wanna say this song, because it seems to be pretty much universally liked by hardcore Queen fans.....but then again, it's pretty much unknown outside that group....Was It All Worth It is just absolutely friggin great, though![/QUOTE]

Agreed. I'd say the same about The Prophet's Song.


For me, the most underrated is Innuendo Then, some others:

Made In Heaven
Is This The World We Created
The March Of The Black Queen

[b]Scandal.
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BIG TIME.

Underrated by even the band themselves, as it was left off Greatest Hits II and III even though it hit Top 30 as a single.