Most hated Queen track ever?

I do talk, what more can i do lol

What more? Stop being such a pretentious dick, full stop. THEN you can start to earn some real respect.

inu-liger: I do not need your respect, i am not at school mate or on the naughty step. Ha ha
Get off your high horse, your a nobody too..

*you're

[QUOTE] [b]joerijoerijoeri wrote:[/b]

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It's pointless joe!!!
Ain't never gonna learn the basics....

Sadly........he's English too! Sad state of a nation?

[QUOTE] Posted: 28 Dec 14, 22:57

[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b] The most hated track?

Gerry's Track Record[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE] Posted: 29 Dec 14, 09:30

[b]joerijoerijoeri wrote: [/b] You're the most hated Queen track, Gerry[/QUOTE]

If we ignore all the petty in-fighting, the most hated Queen songs are the ones on Hot Space. Objectively speaking.

My own person least favorites?

One Year of Love
Friends Will Be Friends
Tenement Funster
I'm In Love With My Car
Leavin' Home Ain't Easy

^^^^

I am always amazed when I see some of these lists.......4 out of those 5 songs, I like...and I love Tenement Funster, Im In Love With My Car, and Leavin Home...LOL.....Friends is ok....

I do at least agree with you about OYOL.......

Wow Leavin Home Aint Easy, Funster and In Love with My Car are amongst my favourite album tracks! Incredible how personal taste can vary , even in appreciation of one band's work.

I think that's a compliment to Queen as an art band. They did so much that they can appeal to almost anybody. :-)

Body language ,Delilah,staying power,I'm in love with my car .I think it's when P.Prenter came in and sort of took over Freddie's life ,and everything started sounding real disco ,they probably lost a good amount of fans

[QUOTE] [b]Pixiepocket wrote:[/b]

Body language ,Delilah,staying power,I'm in love with my car .I think it's when P.Prenter came in and sort of took over Freddie's life ,and everything started sounding real disco ,they probably lost a good amount of fans [/QUOTE]

It isn't fair to blame just Freddie for the shift towards disco - previously, Roger did Fun It and John did Another One Bites the Dust, both of which heralded that style in Queen's music.

That's what bothers me most about Roger's comments. Fun It was the first dance track they ever did, and then he had the audacity to complain about Another One Bites the Dust and Hot Space. He also complained about how arrogant rappers are. It strikes me that he believes in this white-rock-band hierarchy. He's really disrespectful.