The world MUST be ending...

I hated Bohemian Rhapsody for the longest time. :)

Now that I have your attention, this has never happened to me, except that I didn't used to like ADATR that much.

I hated ADATR for awhile, too. Now it just might be my second favorite album...

I didn't like Queen II the first time I heard it. I was looking through the lyrics booklet in the Crown Jewels collection, and I liked the lyrics to Funny How Love Is, so I played the entire CD, and found it pretty forgettable. Now, it's one of my favorite Queen albums, although I can take or leave Funny How Love Is.

I'd like to say that this has happened to me, but I can't think of an example. I still don't care for Jesus, White Man, Mustapha, Party, Khashoggi's Ship, a few more.

I think perhaps Ogre Battle is one I didn't used to like and now I do.

I never liked "Don't Try Suicide" and I do not know if I ever will. It sounded like filler when I first heard it and now that I know that so many other songs were passed over that were recorded at the time I like it even less. How does that make the final cut?

I never used to like the album version of "Staying Power" but after seeing the video of it at Milton Keynes, and having no other way to listen to that version, I have grown to like the studio version. It will have to do until I get the bootleg cd of Milton Keynes.

I LOVE "Don't Try Suicide"... it definitely doesn't sound like filler to me.

I quite like it myself... Not my favorite track on the album, but not the worst either in my opinion.

<> Same here. It's done very well live. I think so at least.

I used to not like Sheer Heart Attack. And while there are still one or two tracks that haven't yet grown on me enough that I don't skip them, the rest of it is quite probably at least in my top 5.

But I know I'll never like You Don't Fool Me and All God's People - if I wanted to be preached to I'd go to church.

I like All God's People in spite of the religious aspects. I just think it's an exciting track.

You Don't Fool me is great!

All God's people is good too, but Freddie screams a little too much in it. I don't know if scream is the right word, but I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. He does the same thing in One Year Of Love and many other songs.

I have to confess that, athough it is probably the best song ever - ill always dislike Bo Rhap, cos im fed up of hearing it! Ive never really liked 'Who Needs You' either.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]D.Blythe wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I never liked &quot;Don't Try Suicide&quot; and I do not know if I ever will. It sounded like filler when I first heard it and now that I know that so many other songs were passed over that were recorded at the time I like it even less. How does that make the final cut?.[/QUOTE]

Couldn't agree more. Look at the lyrics, then listen to the music, something is seriously not right here. What does &quot;get on my tits&quot; mean? I think it should have been cut for &quot;A Human Body&quot;.

Speaking of The Game...I thought Sail Away Sweet Sister was cheeseball for a while, and then I got to appreciating the poetic quality.

I never really grew to like Don't Try Suicide or the album version of Staying Power. In general, I'm very open-minded about songs. I hate to say it, but I used to HATE Under Pressure. But then you listen to it over and over and over and it grows on you. There also came a time where I got tired of Bohemian Rhapsody because EVERYBODY had to play it all time for me (they meant well but...). As far as music videos, I don't think I'll ever learn to like Under Pressure or TYMD. Great, fantastic songs - but the videos could have been better - don't get me started on those G*d-awful Made In Heaven vids!!!

I have said this before and I will say it again now; love 'em or hate 'em, you have to admit the &quot;Made In Heaven&quot; videos are a damn sight better than a DoRo &quot;cut-n-paste&quot; video made from clips we have all seen a million times.