Yeah I'd say Radio Ga Ga definitely, maybe followed by the original Highlander version of 'A Kind of Magic'.
David Richards claims that 'Innuendo' actually started as a jam without Freddie, and that he loved what he was hearing so he joined in. Based on that, I'd say it's truly a collaborative effort.
""Innuendo" on the other hand arose from an improvisation in the Casino-Hall at Montreux. Freddie, who was sitting on the upper floor of the studio and could listen on, sighed and said: "Oh, I love it", rushed down and began to sing. Naturally a lot of detailed work was invested afterwards, but the original idea sprang from a spontaneous group improvisation."
Sebastian · Member since
It started without Fred, but from then on Freddie took it and evolved it. Like Radio Ga Ga started without Roger, it started with his son's quote, then Roger took the title and developed the song.
Other examples of that case: Show Must Go On, Pain Is So Close To Pleasure
Penis - Vagina · Member since
"Radio Ga Ga started without Roger, it started with his son's quote"
That's stretching it a bit isn't it? :) Although Roger does have a history of songs originating from other titles/lines. Case in point: Under Pressure has the line 'Pressure on people on streets'. Somehow this ended up years later as solo song titles 'Pressure On' and 'People On Streets'. LOL. Coincidence? :-P
Saffron Caribou · Member since
Drowse
Tenement Funster
Hoder · Member since
Drowse and Sheer Heart Attack
but soon it can change :)
Fenderek · Member since
Those that Roger sang (in order):
1. Fight From The Inside
2. Tenement Funster / I'm In Love With My Car
3. Modern Times Rock'n'roll
FriedChicken · Member since
Breakthru
freddies_chicka · Member since
i couldnt tell you exactly why, but fight from the inside is such a sexy song. (mainly his voice)
fairymercury · Member since
actually im just this minute listening to tenament funster (coincidence??!)
anyways it is my favourite and he has such a sexy voice, its amazing! I love all of rogers songs, even if they arent the best, his voice can make anything sound good! but most of them are so uplifting in someway....yup im a roger fan....
"i like the good things in life, but most of the best things aint free!"
runy · Member since
Well, if talking about songs Roger sang himself, the best for me is I'm In Love With My Car, especially from live concerts.
