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What is the most surprising Queen song you have heard on the radio?

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[QUOTE] [b]OhioMustapha wrote:[/b]

Back in 1957 I surprisingly heard Loser In The End somewhere in North Korea.[/QUOTE]

:) AWESOME! You are a GOD!
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See What A Fool I've Been - a few years ago on radioeins in Berlin ;-)
Guten Morgen, sie wünschten geweckt zu werden.
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'Yeah' from Made In Heaven was played on Classic FM a few months ago.
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Las Palabras de Amor played on German 80s radio today...
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Way back around late 89 early 90 I recall I was learning to drive and my dad sat in the car as I wanted some practice with my test due soon. Annie Nightingale played Dead On Time on Radio 1, during her request show. That was a bolt from the blue if ever I'd heard one.
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I had recently went on a trip to Macedonia and I heard It's A Hard Life blasting from a radio in a cafe in Ohrid.
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Yesterday I heard "Cool Cat" on a French radio
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[QUOTE] [b]Nick Browning wrote:[/b]

I had recently went on a trip to Macedonia and I heard It's A Hard Life blasting from a radio in a cafe in Ohrid.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE] [b]Silken wrote:[/b]

Yesterday I heard "Cool Cat" on a French radio[/QUOTE]

That's awesome!
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This week I heard quite a bit of 'State of Shock' with Freddie.
They played it after the original version to compare to what might have been.
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Silver Salmon & Hangman ????
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WHOEHAHAHAHA
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Good Company in Mexico in september of this year
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Teo Torriatte was played on BBC Radio this afternoon:

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000bl64
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I thought I mentioned it earlier but I remember in 1989 hearing One Year Of Love playing from a shop or taxi in a small French town while sitting outside a cafe. I never liked the song, but it fitted in so perfectly on that beautiful afternoon. The smooth Euro pop ballad always seemed as alien to me as the other French language songs surrounding it. It really made me appreciate it, and be able to consider other tier 3 or 4 songs from the Queen catalogue afresh.
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I heard Keep Yourself Alive in Barnes and Noble (that very day I saw the Queen vinyls for sale), but I think they were playing the Bohemian Rhapsody OST. I went across the road to the Chipotle and they were playing Cool Cat.