That 'special' Queen song.

Huh, _have you got a spare couple i'hours!

My gran (who adores Freddie) wants me to say that Seaside Rendevous is her very special song. Makes her feel nostalgic in a good way.

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My gran (who adores Freddie) wants me to say that Seaside Rendevous is her very special song. Makes her feel nostalgic in a good way. [/QUOTE]

Your gran is obviously a lady of impeccable taste!

"Spread your wings"....and a couple of others...

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[QUOTE] [b]noorie wrote:[/b]

My gran (who adores Freddie) wants me to say that Seaside Rendevous is her very special song. Makes her feel nostalgic in a good way. [/QUOTE]

Your gran is obviously a lady of impeccable taste!

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Thank you. Yeah, actually she is quite cool. :)

Spread Your Wings BBC when the tempo goes up..

'39 from the Earls Court secon night (A Night At The Opera 2011 Bonus).
Freddie's voice is simply perfect.

In my case, I'd have to think of a few songs...

The first one is [b]Ogre Battle. [/b]I read somewhere that the instrumental part is the same when played backwards. That's just crazy... When I listen at the song, I'm stunned that such a complex song possibly could be so extraordinary. I've once found a link on YouTube to listen it backwards. Though the lyrics were still included, which made it hard to listen to, it seemed quite legit!

Second is [b]The March of the Black Queen[/b], which is marvellous. Same goes for [b]The Prophet's Song[/b]. Both are so complex, so intricate and vary so much that I am amazed. It's like Bohemian Rhapsody, just... lesser-known!

I'd also have included [b]My Fairy King[/b], but since we can't put our favourite song in it, I won't... :D

In the lap of the Gods (#7).
You Take My Breath Away
You and I
I'm Going Slightly Mad
White Queen
These are the days of our lives

If you want just one, then it has to be Save Me. I'd also mention Who Wants To Live Forever, though.

Save Me strikes a very bittersweet chord in me personally. I think that vulnerability makes me more receptive to what a strikingly beautiful song it is. The first guitar solo as appears on Rock Montreal is one of Brian's most emotionally resounding, I believe.

for me, it would have to be long away. magical song

[b]All Dead, All Dead[/b]

I'll say "Breakthru". It was the first Queen song I heard when I was a girl in 1989, a couple of years before I became a fan. I think I didn't even know the name of the band back then but I remember being hypnotized by the videoclip (which I still love). Besides, it's a song that puts me in a very positive mood.

Mother Love and Was It All Worth It, lately