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Non-Queen songs;
-Because, The Beatles: very haunting, Mozartish theme. The harmonies are mainly what do it, even the anthology's version of solely the vocals simply blow me away. It is a very beautiful song
-Revolution 9, The Beatles: simply because the phrase "number nine" actually does say what they say it does. I recorded myself on my computer, and freaked myself out. Creepy stuff.
-Lacrymosa, Mozart: He was dieing as he wrote this (but not for himself, he couldn't have afforded it), an unparalled work in classics

Queen songs:
-You Take My Breath Away: the expression Freddie puts into this song is so emotional. He achieves an expression in music that isn't always considered musical, an audible intake of breath before ..."you take my breath away". I love this song because it means so much to me, it is very close to my heart.
-Who Wants To Live Forever: such a sad song. I can't believe people cut out the end in the video for the last line "Who waits forever, anyway?" That final line is vital to the essence of the song.
-The Show Must Go On: even more sad than the latter. The lyrics are so moving and powerful, and Freddie sings it with such convition. Undenibly magnificent. This song out of all of these gives me the most chills.
*honk* *honk* - Harpo
Victoria wrote:
Non-Queen songs;
-Because, The Beatles: very haunting, Mozartish theme. The harmonies are mainly what do it, even the anthology's version of solely the vocals simply blow me away. It is a very beautiful song
-Revolution 9, The Beatles: simply because the phrase "number nine" actually does say what they say it does. I recorded myself on my computer, and freaked myself out. Creepy stuff.
-Lacrymosa, Mozart: He was dieing as he wrote this (but not for himself, he couldn't have afforded it), an unparalled work in classics


You're actually the first Beatles fan that I hear say to like Revolution 9.

I respect your opinion, but I think that's probably the worst Beatles song ever, and I know a lot of Beatles fans feel the same because it was more like a psychadelic experiment between John and Yoko.

Now, 'Because' is an awesome song. I actually heard once that the melody is the same as 'Moonlight Sonata' by Beethoven but played backwards.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
To correct myself, courtesy of Stelios.

There's not a George Michael song called 'One More Time', but 'One More Try'. So that was my typo right there.

Thanks for pointing that out.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
I can't even BEGIN to answer this topic in full, But I can tell you two songs in particular that get me EVERY time... The Show Must Go On and These Are The Days Of Our Lives. There is something about these tracks that moves me to no end.
"Elton John and I became really good friends. I don't mean 'good friends' in that sense. I just mean we slept together." -Billy Joel
Mr.Jingles79 wrote:

2. Dream On - AEROSMTIH
That part when Steven Tyler starts screaming. The older he gets, the better he does it.


I agree. That's why it is such a shame to hear it on car commercials.

Stairway to Heaven used to give me chills, but now, it's been so overplayed that it has lost it's effect.

Prbably, Tie Your Mother Down.
Fuck them darling, if they just don't get. - Freddie Mercury
<font color=red>Look beyond the Innuendo wrote:
Mr.Jingles79 wrote:

2. Dream On - AEROSMTIH
That part when Steven Tyler starts screaming. The older he gets, the better he does it.


I agree. That's why it is such a shame to hear it on car commercials.



OH GOD... DON'T GET ME STARTED WITH THAT ONE.

It was OK when Aerosmtih sold 'Just Push Play' for those Dodge commercials. That song was crap anyways, so who gave a rat's ass?

'Dream On' on the other hand is one of the greatest songs ever and a timeless classic. I was so dissapointed when I heard it on that stupid Cadillac commercial.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
Mr.Jingles79 wrote:


You're actually the first Beatles fan that I hear say to like Revolution 9.

I respect your opinion, but I think that's probably the worst Beatles song ever...[/QUOTE]

There must be some confusion. I didn't intend for it to seem that I like that "song". All I was saying was that it is creepy if you say "number nine" and hear "turn me on dead man" if you reverse the track. Especially from your own vocal chords. For this song, I was noting the creepy, freaked out chills it gave me, not "Oh my God, this is the greatest song in the world" chills. The greatest song in the world chills are definately my queen choices.

:)
*honk* *honk* - Harpo
The Show Must Go On
'My soul is painted like the wings of butterflyes, fairytales of yesterday will grow but never dies - I can fly my friends !!'

Mother Love
'Mamma please let me back inside'

It's A Hard Life
'I try to mend the broken pieces
I try to fight back the tears'
Mine are:

Queen: Quite a few...These Are The Days Of Our Lives, The Show Must Go On, Innuendo,and almost everything in Made In Heaven. Especially Mother Love...Ohh, I'm starting to get the chills...
Beatles: Let It Be




P.S. Oh, and when I was new to Mustapha. I'm not new to it now, so I love it!! : )
Friends Will Be Friends; Life without friends is like Rock n' Roll without Queen.
The Show Must Go On(whatever happens,I'll leave it all to chance)

Somebody to Love(and I start to pray,till the tears run down from my eyes)
ki o tsukete ne!take care!
1) Brian's version of "Love of My Life" from Live/Brixton - it never fails to send tingles down my spine

2) "Why Don't We Try Again" - BHM

3) "Shine" by Charles and Eddie

4) "Let There Be Love" by Tom Tom Club

5) "Elegibo" by Margareth Menezes

6-7) "Fanny Be Tender With My Love," & "Edge of the Universe" by the Bee Gees (actually, a lot of non-disco Bee Gees tunes get to me - it must be something in those 3 part harmonies)

8) And as stupid as this may seem - "Give It Up" by K.C. and the Sunshine Band
who wants to live forever
all dead
millionaire waltz
prophet's song
'39
guitar solo on live killers
i want to break free
show must go on
i want it all
gimme the prize (love that guitar solo that sounds like bagpipes!)
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The Beatles:

"Strawberry Fields Forever"
"Here, There, and Everywhere"
"In My Life"
"She's Leaving Home"
"Sexy Sadie"
"Cry Baby Cry"
"Let It Be"
"Golden Slumbers"

Queen:
"You Take My Breath Away"
"Love Of My Life"
"Don't Try So Hard"
"These Are The Days Of Our Lives"
"Nevermore"
"Lily Of The Valley"
Kay Adams Corleone- The ultimate desperate housewife
what songs queen or not gave me chills? well...

1. the phophet's Song "you'll be stomping on ur own head....the fires of hell will take u."
2. good company " all my friends have gone... disappeared...there wasnt really anyone but me," that one because it so vivid of being alone.

3.the barney song- it doesnt give me chills but when ever i hear it i cringe. i guess that goes for most of us right?

4. britney spear's "my progetive" cuz britney spears nowadays give me the willies.

and 5. Verison's "Iam everything u want." i can just imagine my bf screaming the lines: " iam everything u want, iam everything u need, iam everything inside of u that u which u could be..."
"im a nobody...and when ur a nobody ur perfect..." freddie mercury, 1985. "i dont want a child...i rather have another cat!"