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How many times have you heard Thank God It's Christmas this Christmas
I've heard it four times
Twice in my local Somerfield
Once on Radio 2
And once in the bowling alley
I'm just a musical prostitute my dear! FREDDIE MERCURY 1984
May I ask you what your IQ level is??
I got to try al little more, because I'm an asshole but I'm learning. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfTLkUcQ7QY
No cant say i have..and if i had i wouldnt of counted it like that ! but i did her "a winters tale" for the first time on the radio for the first time ever the other day.
Now I'm gonna count all Queen songs that I hear and I'd give you ultimately correct answer!
I've played it about 50 times since December the 1st on my computer and havn't heard it on the radio before.
I played it at home today...
oh crap.I cant stand that titel, and that crapy 80`s pop chrismas thing....
Fucking and champagne
I have never heard a queen song on the radio. Perhaps because I don't listen to the radio...
I rarely listen to the radio but whenever i do i normally hear quite a few Queen songs and sometimes on the same day. I've never heard Thank God It's Christmas or Scandal though. I don't know why they never play Scandal. It's a great song.
I've been playing it every so often this month, but I just heard it on the radio on the way home. :)
Resistance is futile. You are now an orb.
one time
(last night)
"I`m Just A Singer With A Song...How Can I Try to Right The Wrong"
I heard it the other day on a popular Melbourne radio station.
TGIC features as track number 1 on the compilation "The Edge of Christmas," a compilation of Christmas-themed songs including work by Pat Benatar, the Pogues, Kate Bush, the Ramones, the Waitresses, and the lovely Bing Crosby-David Bowie cover of "Little Drummer Boy." Oglio Records put it out I think in 1995 as a subsidiary of Capitol Records. If you enjoy Christmas music with a rock n' roll twist, I definitely recommend this collection.
When a red hot man meets a white hot lady, Hoop Diddy Diddy, Hoop Diddy Doo!
Heard it once last Tuesday on the radio... they don't usually play Queen or Elton John - that's why I don't usually listen to the radio, butthis time I was in a bus and twas nice to hear them again...
I LOVE QUEEN! "My guitar was my weapon and my shield to hide behind" (Brian May)

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