First Queen song you heard

My first recollection was Bohemian Rhapsody which I thought was awesome.
Some time later and by chance, I heard Brighton Rock which totally blew me away and i've loved their music ever since.

I heard "7 Seas" on the radio in 1974 (I was 14 at the time) and fell in love immediately - especially with that incredible guitar sound (never had heard anything like it before!) Then came Killer Queen and Now I'm Here and I loved them, but when they played Bo Rhap for the first time I fell to the floor laughing - boy was that funny!

Ice Ice Baby, i loved it. Years later I heard a cover version by David Bowie, and thought it was crap. Nothing can beat the original

MMMMMMMmmmmmm........God! It was sooo long ago I'm not really 100% sure but I think it was "Another One Bites The Dust" in 83 when I was just 4 years old, after that my next time (this I'm sure of)was in 1990 with "I Want It All".

"We Will Rock You" the kids used to sing it on the school bus when i was youunger,and of course,being a 5 year old,I had no idea who sang it.

Mine was "Don't Stop Me Now" in 1979, it means 25 years ago!!! This song was a huge hit in my country, PERU in 1979, and I liked it a lot. Monthes later, I heard Bohemian Rhapsody and my music world changed!!

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Killer Queen on TV by Avro's TOP POP

Methinks it probably was Bo-Rhap ... however, first time I really started listening, it was A Kind Of Magic. (WWRY and WATC as sports stuff, hockey games, whatnot, but yah.) I count AKOM as the first. :)

(And I couldn't stop listening.)

Thinking about it the first song that I heard that I said 'Hey, this sounds like Queen' was Killer Queen. I was so awestruck by it I couldn't remember a lot of the lyrics so I asked my friend who liked Queen at the time 'Does Queen have a song that goes 'dynamite with a laser beam'?'..he confirmed my beliefs. So I murdered him later on.

I Want To Break Free, around 1987 on Super Channel

I want to break free was mine :)

I'm not sure what QUEEN song was the first one I ever heard, because I was waaaaaaaaaaaaay to little to remember, but I remember my parents always singing radio. So I think it might have been Radio Ga Ga.

I ment to say my parents always singing radio ga ga not radio.