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

About 10 years ago on Radio 1 "Het oog op morgen" i heard The Night Comes Down around 4:30 when i had just woken up to pee, so that was a pretty nice thing! I woke up right before the chorus, don't know why i remember that.

I heard Keep Yourself Alive at Trader Joe’s.

And back in the early nineties i heard a splice of Smile's and Queen's Doing All Right. It was part of a Queen radio documentary here in Holland.

Hearing snippets of Backchat and Keep Yourself Alive between interview segments in 1986, I was transfixed - I was in my teens and just about to explore the band beyond Greatest Hits :D

Death on Two Legs and You don't Fool Me!

You dont fool me is played pretty often on Dutch radio. A lot of Queen songs actually. Mostly the singles but sometimes something different.

Interesting...I never hear You Don't Fool Me in the UK. I think it's been popular in Europe but not over here?

They played innuendo from start to finish
Didn’t really expect that

Is This The World We Created was played on Graham Norton's BBC Radio 2 show today: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000c2zq

Why wouldn't they play Innuendo from start to finish? Never heard it edited. Also heard A Winter's Tale again today.

I'd like to hear what the bot has to say.


But as for me, ...i don't listen to real radio anymore. Now it's internet radio or spotify that's taken that place. (I listen to neither, Just search out my favorites on YouTube since my laptop is dead) And as such they're inclined to play virtually anything.

As for the days of radio....eh.... never really heard a deep cut, But in the 90's on a late night pirate tv show I'd seen I WANT IT ALL as a kid and was like HOLY SHIT! WHAT WAS THAT!??!

The high bluish lighting has stuck in my impressionable mind

[QUOTE] [b]AngelR wrote:[/b]

Interesting...I never hear You Don't Fool Me in the UK. I think it's been popular in Europe but not over here?[/QUOTE]

I can confirm it's popular in Poland. I've heard it many times over the years.