Which Queen songs give you goosebumps?

Bohemian Rhapsody every time especially the line send shivers down my spine, i really do get shivers down me!

Mother Love, is a special song in the context of what was going on. Unbelievable vocal considering how ill he was.

The Prophet's song, when it really kicks in near the end does it every time.

Tie Your Mother Down live, that bit in the 3rd verse where Freddie sings "Get that big big big big big big Daddy out the door" but he holds the last note.. just sounds brilliant.

The Show must go on. Amazing vocal again.

Was it all Worth it. I love that song. It kind of recounts the band's history in a way, and has some great riffs.

In the Lap of Gods. Epic.

lifetimefanofqueen wrote: all of them i guess, just the name "Queen" gives me goosebumps
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Ditto to what everyone said above - but especially lifetimefanofqueen.

queenUSA wrote: lifetimefanofqueen wrote: all of them i guess, just the name "Queen" gives me goosebumps
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Ditto to what everyone said above - but especially lifetimefanofqueen. =============================================================================================

the feeling I get when I hear the name "Queen" - love, belonging, pride, passion, and unity.  A sense of being part of a family, with all you guys (even the ones I don't exactly see eye to eye with lol)....

The entire Queen and Queen II albums.

Save me
Sail away sweet sister
Who wants to live forever
Dont try so hard

In the Lap of the Gods (#7)
Don't Try So Hard
My Fairy King

The guitar solo in All Dead All Dead. That layered sound is just amazing!

Dog with a Boner is very nice

I have to say that most of the musics of the album Made in Heaven are quite touching.... Very beautiful and peaceful songs.

Who Wants to Live Forever

Goosebumps:
White Queen (the guitar and piano duel and the climax of Brian's solo)
The March of the Black Queen (the descending bells)
In the Lap of the Gods (Roger's screams at the beginning)
The Prophet's Song (the acapella)
Long Away (the pan of the tambourine from one channel to the other, the whole essence of the lyrics)
All Dead, All Dead (the guitar "rain")
Innuendo ("be free with your tempo be free be free etc" I've always called this the Abba Moment)
The Show Must Go On (the lyrics and the vocal...the whole song just puts me over the edge)
Who Wants to Live Forever (the whole thing but especially the orchestral ending)
and this is just right off the top of my head