1. Sail Away Sweet Sister
2. All God's People
3. '39
4. Las Palabras de Amor
5. You & I
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conejo29
1. liar ( live version hammersmith )
2. Son and daugther ( live version golders green )
3. Get down, make love ( live version montreal )
4. Action this day ( live version milton keynes )
5. One vision ( live version budapest )
... :D
satisfaction guaranteed
2. Son and daugther ( live version golders green )
3. Get down, make love ( live version montreal )
4. Action this day ( live version milton keynes )
5. One vision ( live version budapest )
... :D
satisfaction guaranteed
Leonardo Venegas
Doing Alright
White Queen (As It Began)
White Man
My Melancholy Blues
Cool Cat
Cheers!!!
White Queen (As It Began)
White Man
My Melancholy Blues
Cool Cat
Cheers!!!
master marathon runner
Lily of the valley.
Millionaire Waltz.
My Melancholy Blues
Seven Seas of Rhye.
The Night Comes Down.
(Good post by the way)
Millionaire Waltz.
My Melancholy Blues
Seven Seas of Rhye.
The Night Comes Down.
(Good post by the way)
philip storey
1]March Of The Black Queen 2]Brighton Rock 3]Death On Two Legs 4]Its Late 5]You Take My Breath Away.
Bigfish
We bought a drum kit, thought we were perfect.
Can I just ask if it´s the lyrics that make WAS IT ALL WORTH IT so popular ?
Can I just ask if it´s the lyrics that make WAS IT ALL WORTH IT so popular ?
peterkoz1
life is real
you take my breath away
my melancholy blues
mother love
tear it up
you take my breath away
my melancholy blues
mother love
tear it up
Brexton
1) Spread your wing
2) Death on Two Legs
3) In the Lap of the Gods (revisited)
4) Breakthru
5) Seaside Rendezvous
Some of these may seem less obscure, but, living in southern California, I'm just choosing them based on how knowledgeable the average person seems to be towards Queen.
2) Death on Two Legs
3) In the Lap of the Gods (revisited)
4) Breakthru
5) Seaside Rendezvous
Some of these may seem less obscure, but, living in southern California, I'm just choosing them based on how knowledgeable the average person seems to be towards Queen.
iLoveQueen11
1.) My Fairy King
2.) White Queen (As It Began)
3.) Lily of the Valley
4.) Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon
5.) It's Late
6.) In Only 7 Days
7.) Calling All Girls
8.) Scandal
9.) March of the Black Queen
10.) The Millionaire Waltz
I couldn't go below 10 and I tried to pick songs from different albums
2.) White Queen (As It Began)
3.) Lily of the Valley
4.) Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon
5.) It's Late
6.) In Only 7 Days
7.) Calling All Girls
8.) Scandal
9.) March of the Black Queen
10.) The Millionaire Waltz
I couldn't go below 10 and I tried to pick songs from different albums
winterspelt
Very difficult question...
Random picked from my alltime favs:
Was it all worth it?
Show must go on
White Queen
Mother Love
Prophet's song
Random picked from my alltime favs:
Was it all worth it?
Show must go on
White Queen
Mother Love
Prophet's song
Bigfish
not again..
ParisNair
if i wanna shock someone i'd make them listen to rain must fall.
Silken
The Prophet's Song
TMOTBQ
Fairy Feller's
Seaside Rendezvous
Innuendo
White Queen
BBTLB
TMOTBQ
Fairy Feller's
Seaside Rendezvous
Innuendo
White Queen
BBTLB
Saint Jiub
[QUOTE] [b]ParisNair wrote:[/b]
if i wanna shock someone i'd make them listen to rain must fall.[/QUOTE]
I am slightly ashamed ... Rain Must Fall makes my list of one song per album.
The Night Comes Down
March of the Black Queen
Bring Back That Leroy Brown
Good Company
Millionaire Waltz
Who Needs You
Dreamers Ball
Don't Try Suicide
The Hero
Action This Day
Keep Passing the Open Windows
Pain Is So Close to Pleasure
Rain Must Fall
I Can't Live with You
Made in Heaven
if i wanna shock someone i'd make them listen to rain must fall.[/QUOTE]
I am slightly ashamed ... Rain Must Fall makes my list of one song per album.
The Night Comes Down
March of the Black Queen
Bring Back That Leroy Brown
Good Company
Millionaire Waltz
Who Needs You
Dreamers Ball
Don't Try Suicide
The Hero
Action This Day
Keep Passing the Open Windows
Pain Is So Close to Pleasure
Rain Must Fall
I Can't Live with You
Made in Heaven
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]brENsKi wrote:[/b]
...unless queen really are a singles-only band not to be taken seriously on an album level?
[/QUOTE]
Basically. They are so iconically defined by a half-dozen massive songs that most people don't even see the albums they came from. Almost like being a one-hit wonder numerous times over. One hit wonders are plagued by their one big song despite often having rich back catalogues, but in the case of Queen it's several hits.
Aside from the really big fans, there is one album people MAY know - A Night At The Opera. Or maybe Made In Heaven if you're in the UK. That's actually Queen's best-selling album, next to compilations.
Even great connoisseurs of music will cite ANATO as being the one to hear, possibly along with Sheer Heart Attack. Although I did once read a book on guitarists that recommended The Works as one of the top three albums, strangely enough.
Queen records have often been critiqued as having filler. But if What Goes On and Within Or Without You aren't filler, then I don't know what is. Rubber Soul and Sgt Pepper are brilliant records, but I see SHA and ANATO as being equally groundbreaking in terms of the way the band used the studio to its fullest potential. But most of the world doesn't agree with me.
Are there single Beatle tracks that are as iconic as BoRhap and We Are The Champions? I honestly don't think so. The stature of The Beatles is bigger than any single song, but I don't think we can say the same for Queen. But that's the consequence of having songs that are so massively successful and ingrained into popular culture. The songs become bigger than you, and the rest of your work might as well not exist to 99.9% of the world.
Personally, I do find it unfortunate that the early Queen albums are not held in as high regard as they may deserve. But there is a plethora of great music from the last 50 years that has completely missed the radar. At least Queen remain in the consciousness of most people, and that's more than most artists could ever ask for.
...unless queen really are a singles-only band not to be taken seriously on an album level?
[/QUOTE]
Basically. They are so iconically defined by a half-dozen massive songs that most people don't even see the albums they came from. Almost like being a one-hit wonder numerous times over. One hit wonders are plagued by their one big song despite often having rich back catalogues, but in the case of Queen it's several hits.
Aside from the really big fans, there is one album people MAY know - A Night At The Opera. Or maybe Made In Heaven if you're in the UK. That's actually Queen's best-selling album, next to compilations.
Even great connoisseurs of music will cite ANATO as being the one to hear, possibly along with Sheer Heart Attack. Although I did once read a book on guitarists that recommended The Works as one of the top three albums, strangely enough.
Queen records have often been critiqued as having filler. But if What Goes On and Within Or Without You aren't filler, then I don't know what is. Rubber Soul and Sgt Pepper are brilliant records, but I see SHA and ANATO as being equally groundbreaking in terms of the way the band used the studio to its fullest potential. But most of the world doesn't agree with me.
Are there single Beatle tracks that are as iconic as BoRhap and We Are The Champions? I honestly don't think so. The stature of The Beatles is bigger than any single song, but I don't think we can say the same for Queen. But that's the consequence of having songs that are so massively successful and ingrained into popular culture. The songs become bigger than you, and the rest of your work might as well not exist to 99.9% of the world.
Personally, I do find it unfortunate that the early Queen albums are not held in as high regard as they may deserve. But there is a plethora of great music from the last 50 years that has completely missed the radar. At least Queen remain in the consciousness of most people, and that's more than most artists could ever ask for.