Favorite part in a Queen song.

Favorite moment, bridge, harmony, vocal, lyric, transition, guitar solo. ANYTHING! And please dont turn this into a favorite lyric post or favorite song post. Those are so overdone.

Mystical interlude in save me... Fantastic piece of music.

Mystical interlude in save me... Fantastic piece of music.

Mystical interlude in save me... Fantastic piece of music.

Mystical interlude in save me... Fantastic piece of music.

Seriously, though, I think I'll go with the guitar solo of White Queen. Beautiful

The drum solo in the Keep Yourself Alive video and the guitar solo after the "it is better to burn out than to fade away" in the song "Gimme The Prize".

How about acoustic guitar solo/You can be anything you want to be/electric guitar solo in Innuendo? I just love that.

i like the guitar zooming in on prophets song

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Mystical interlude in save me... Fantastic piece of music.
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whats that? you mean the piano/ guitar bit

Guitar solo with the bearly hearable piano in Now i'm here

Off the top of my head, it used to be the solo in "you take my breath away", the last verse on "white man" "skin and bones!!"... Or the guitar swell in "all dead all dead"...


Then there was the high part of "who wants to live forever" where freddie "sold" the passion of "and Weee....can LOOOOOOoOove FOREVER...forever....is our today"...


Some incredible dramatic spikes that just take you on a culminating passionate run... Gotta love Queen. Whether it was Brian, Freddie or Roger...they all took you there...

John himself is the master of "you and I", "the millionaire waltz" and the supremely underrated bass licks in "I'm Going Slightly Mad"....


Incredible band. They are...time and time again. Tested.....

...The shit.

;)

Houston '77
The transition from Get Down Make Love to The Millionaire Waltz.

The piano in You Take My Breath Away - Beautyful!

There are many, but what comes first to mind is the intro of It's Late. The whole song is pretty much perfect mind. NOTW in general was an embarassment of riches for songs with immediate, early hooks.

The chorus in Mad The Swine, or the piano for the "Mamma" part in Bohemian Rhapsody.