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What did you think the first time you heard Bohemian Rhapsody?

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What did you think the first time you heard Bohemian Rhapsody?
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"If train A going to NY left Chicago at 12:35 and train B going to Chicago left New York at 13:45- when (what time) would they meet and where...?"
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I thought *boy...I'm hungry. I think I'll go to MacDonalds*
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they would meet at 15.19 providing they were both travlling at a speed of 60mph as allowed on american railways and the meeting place would be just outside of Bay City, Michigan
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supernova190188 wrote:
they would meet at 15.19 providing they were both travlling at a speed of 60mph as allowed on american railways and the meeting place would be just outside of Bay City, Michigan

You didn't do it, did you...?;) LOL...
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No, lol, i just made some crap up, ha
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was 75 the first time you heard it? i think my first memory of it was around 1991/92 when i was 3/4. but it's been in my head forever
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The first time I heard it, I thought it was incredibly long. (That was before hearing Free Bird live. Now that's long.) The second time, I listened to it more carefully, and realized just how good it was.
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Freebird live at Woodstock - Wow, I couldnt take my eveys off the TV first time I saw that! Anyway, Bo Rhap, I thought it was weird.
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I thought to myself that I've never heard anything like that before!And what a beutiful voice and melody!
It still remains my all time favourite track.
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I hated it.
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A friend of mine played it for me in 1991. The only thing I remember is that I asked about three or four times: "And this is still the same song??" But it had to grow on me. I did not particulary like it the first time I heard it. By now, I've listened to it too much.
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Seeing as I was about 2/3(1991-92), I could not connect the first part to the "I see a little shillouetto of a man...". I just couldn't fathom that they were the same song. Plus, I thought that the latter part must be a choir of women. I just had no clue.
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Well at the time it was my favorite Queen song because I never really heard any other ones...
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