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I think the first Queen song I ever heard was We Will Rock You. I instatntly loved it, but was too young to fully appreciate it. It wasn't until I was 15 and heard my first Queen album that I rediscovered many of their songs.
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The first song (and video) I've heard (and seen) was Another One Bites The Dust. It was on MTV a lot in the early 90's and at an age no older than four, I got my first taste of a true showman and band. One of the biggest highlights of my youth
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The first Queen song I ever heard was when I was 6 and I was watching Wayne's World with my mom. I heard Bohemian Rhapsody and I fell in love with that band I have loved them since and will contiue to.
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Bo Rhap... and then I was obsess by this band.
I start to buy all CD and video I could get.
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Well, my first Queen song was Flash, and the entire soundtrack when my father took us to an autocinema to watch Flash Gordon, the movie, so in that time (about 8 or 9 years old, maybe) I didn´t know it was Queen.

Later a friend from the school let me copy the Greatest Hits I and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra playing Queen. Those cassettes change my musical life forever.
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I want To Break Free.Followed by We Will Rock you and Bohe Rhap.
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Mine was I Want To Break Free. I was four I think, and saw the video on TV. Totally fell in love with the song, and thought the video was hilarious:))) I remember asking my dad why are these ladies so ugly, and he laughed and told me they are no ladies, but men. I adore them ever since.
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Bohemian Rhapsody, nice beggining, eh?
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I think its probably Flash, when I watched the film with my Dad at the cinema. Loved the film and loved the throbbing start of Flash.

Probably Queen's only 'children's song' as in Yellow Submarine is a children's song.
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i dont know but prob would have been WWRY or WATC
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When I was 3 or 4 I first heard &quot;Another One Bites The Dust&quot; from The Game.(Now I have that record.)Then when I was 14 I got Classic Queen and FM Tribute Concert,and fell in love with Freddie.
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When I was a year of seven maybe eight, my (older) friends sang I Want To Break Free. That was the first time I was confronted with Queen.
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bicycle race- it was quite an interesting experience...i thought they were crazy yet soo cool..after that i was hooked!
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We are the Champions had to of been the first Queen song I heard... the song that really lured me into the Queen world was Bo Rhap... yes... on wayne's world... I will admit it...
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&quot;Seven Seas Of Rhye&quot; on radio and it completely changed my view on music. The harmonies and everything... A few years later (1976)I moved to a new place. A neighbour living on the other side of the street where of the same age, so we started talking and realized we both LOVED Queen. We have been close friends ever since and we still love Queen.
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