Another One Bites The Dust.
LOL. I was probably 9 when I first heard it and loved it. Christmas 1980 I got Diana Ross' "Upside Down" which I also loved, as well as an awesome disco lights record player. So the following month on my birthday one of my gifts was the AOBTD single but I wasn't satisfied and shortly later acquired 'The Game' album :)
*Yes, Diana Ross, disco, etc... I was already quite gay.
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erm......i think it gotta be i want to break free. it got to be because of seein rogers arse in that skirt. MIOW! SEX KITTEN!
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This is quite difficult. My first contact with Queen was the vid for Innuendo - I was a kid then and I loved it. A few years later I listened to "Greatest Hits II" and I was really interested. I listened to "Greatest Hits I" (AOBTD!!) and that was it - I was hooked:)
Keep yourself alive, when I was only 17 years old.
Holy crap I am getting old.
Holy crap I am getting old.
Another One Bites The Dust got me to buy their Greatest Hits cd that came out in '92, but it was really, i think, Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy. :D
"dont stop me now" and "i want to break free"
i was 6 and ever since i love them
i was 6 and ever since i love them
Need Your Loving Tonight The Game Album ,then when i heard News of the world I Said THIS IS MY BAND!!!!!!!
One Vision
The "Sheer Heart Attack" album really changed my opinion on music in general.
That was the one !
That was the one !
Stairway To Heaven
The whole Innuendo album, then I was stuck....
Killer Queen :)
I Want It All - There's a video of me sitting right next to the stereo with massive headphones on reading the GH2 CD booklet screeching along to it when I was 2
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The prophet's song wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I Want It All - There's a video of me sitting right next to the stereo with massive headphones on reading the GH2 CD booklet screeching along to it when I was 2[/QUOTE]
Funny!!
Funny!!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]M a t i a s M a y<h6><i>QZ's Rainmaker wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Stairway To Heaven[/QUOTE]
I don't think Queen sang, that Dear! It was Led Zepplin!
I don't think Queen sang, that Dear! It was Led Zepplin!