First feelings when you heard...

Bohemian Rhapsody: This song made the hair on the back of my neck stand up, still does.

Bicycle Race: Lots of fun.

Don't Stop Me Now: I fell in love, to me this song has always been just sheer perfection. No matter what my mood this song always puts me in a better frame of mind.

Don't Stop Me Now: I fell in love, to me this song has always been just sheer perfection. No matter what my mood this song always puts me in a better frame of mind.[/QUOTE]
Same here :)

Bo Rhap- Wow. Great song.

Dont Stop Me Now- Made me really happy. It still does. One of my favourite queen songs.

Bicycle Race- Great feeling. I was 10 years old or something.

legends never die! wrote:

<font color=black>The Lord Of Darkness wrote:

-Don't Stop me now
Isn't this song from the kit kat commercial?

no if it was a kit kat thing it would be...

stop now and have a break... have a kit kat

kit kat cat food

Bo Rhap (9 years old or so) => my god, this must come straight from heaven. The vocals, the whole opera thing, very tongue in cheek - I didn't know the song was called Bohemian Rhapsody (I thought 'mama' or something like that) and it was a Queen song.

Anyway, it must have been the same period I heard the highlander theme and you don't fool me. I just knew I found 'my band'

Bohemian Rhapsody - Change the station, then I grew to love the song and became a fanatic after really listening to it

Bicycle Race - OMG this could be the absolute best song ever

Don't Stop Me Now - Classic Queen

I was 6 when I heard Bohemian Rhapsody. I didn't speek any English, but I was very moved. I remember I heard it for the first time when my parents and me have just moved from Ukraine to Vienna and from the little bit of money we had, my father bought A Night At The Opera, because he always mentioned it was his youth (imagine 1975 in the USSR!). So it was winter 94' and I heard this amazing CD... I was crying when I heard "Mama, I don't wanna die...". My father did speak some English, he translated this passage to me and told me about the tragical death of Freddie. After this, I started to cry and could't sleep, because I was sooo sad and really in a melancholic mood.
When I started to learn English and heard BoRhap I always imagined a poor boy sitting on a wall and crying, it was rainy and the boy was alone. The opera section did remind me of my numerous opera house visits (my mother is an opera singer).
I saw the original clip only with 15. I thought: "What a beautiful and emotional man..."
But that evening in winter 1994 was my very first experience with Queen, and much more, with a western rock band (in the USSR it was very hard to get this kind of music).

-Bohemian Rhapsody - I was kind of confused! It took a few listens for me to really fall in love with it.
-Bicycle Race - I thought it was catchy, and the lyrics were so fun to sing along to!
-Don't Stop me now - I liked it, it's just one of those songs you immediately like

Ravenetta wrote:

borhap= i was too young
DSMN= same
BR= same

How could you be too young? There would have to be a first time you heard the songs, the only way there wouldnt be a first time is if you never heard them at all.

Bo Rhap - Genius...sheer Genius
Bicycle Race - WHOOO HOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't Stop me know - I wanna rule the world! sooo much energy in that song

-Bohemian Rhapsody Amazed. I was hooked.
-Bicycle Race Very funny! I still think so.
-Don't Stop me now Great energy, great piano and vocals. Loved it!

bohemian rhapsody....first time i`ve heard it i did not realised it was just one song...now this song gives me a strange feeling...a kind of sadness..

bicycle race..first impression-don`t like it...
...and now i just find it funny

don`t stop me now...just made me wanna get up and dance....