rarest queen song played on radio

One Vision, Love Of My Life, You Don't Fool Me, Princes Of The Universe.

Almost on a daily basis; BoRhap, AOBTD, IWTBF, AKOM, IWIA, Don't stop me now

Life is Real almost a decade ago on some Finnish radio station.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]boca wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Few years ago there was "Don't lose your head" here in Bosnia and Herzegovina[/QUOTE]

lol
now that is brave from someone

jelaousy about 5 years ago in croatia

Old topic - fresh reply.

In Germany NDR2 played MUSTAPHA during lunch break time. I almost dropped my spoon and the food was just oozing out of my mouth. Left me baffled for quite a few minutes.

I heard Flick of the Wrist once...It really shocked me. :B

I heard Innuendo while on vacation.

I heard Stone Cold Crazy awhile ago. The lady I was in the car with was going to change the radio becaue she's stupid but I told her to keep it. She was kind of mad but I really didn't care, she has no reason to be mad. I don't even think she knows who Queen is.

I'm running a baseball game on the radio, and can clearly hear 'Don't Stop Me Now' playing over the loudspeakers. Joy!

I was also overjoyed to hear 'Headlong' played on a local station some years back. Sadly it's mostly BoRap and WWRY/WatC hereabouts...

Alice Cooper plays Don't Try Suicide and Radio Ga Ga on his intros, like Dobbies said. He has played Somebody to Love and I'm In Love With My Car at least twice. That's about as rare as it gets here. Every day, you hear AOBTD and WWRY/Champions. And every other day, they play Bo Rhap and You're My Best Friend.

Who Wants To Live Forever. :S

German classic Rock station "Rockland Radio" made a poll last year, the "100 most important songs of the 70's" BoRap hit the top ten, while "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon"(!!!) hit place # 98. - And they played it!!

Terry Wogan on Radio 2 in the mornings is a big fan of A Night at the Opera and quite regularly plays Love of my Life and 39

March Of The Black Queen & Funny How Love Is back to back on XM Deep Tracks.

Scotland's classic rock station played 'Sheer Heart Attack' today. I was surprised and impressed. Apart from that and 'Keep Yourself Alive' though, they rarely play the songs which weren't hit singles.

I hear more Queen songs on holiday, mostly from the 'Kind of Magic' era onwards.