just a question...

im not gonna count we will rock u or we are the champions cuz i didn't even know it was queen till i was like 12. i'll just say bohemian rhapsody. i was five, and my brother told me it was a gay guy that died from aids. it made me sad. but i didn't get into queen until yeah, when i was 12.

^That's exactly what my mom told me when I asked her who it was!

I don't know.

We all knew the "We Will Rock You" 'stomp-stomp-clap' thing in elementary school, even.

But... I honestly don't remember !

i went out and brought the jazz album in 1978, because i liked the cover, hooked ever since, what a great topic

Bicycle Race...and I was hooked

=P

Bohemian Rhapsody. =]

I'm not quite sure. I was born in 1987, and Queen is actually the first music I noticed when the radio was on. In the early 90s (probably around '92), they'd play things like Play The Game, Need Your Loving Tonight, Calling All Girls, Tie Your Mother Down, and Keep Yourself Alive constantly. Play The Game, Tie Your Mother Down, and Keep Yourself Alive was what I noticed and liked the most. I was only like five. I became a big Bryan Adams fan though when I understood music better... then in '99, my Mom bought me the Greatest Hits I & II package and it became an addication though I thought the songs The Show Must Go On, Headlong, Innuendo were quite strange for my tastes (Particularly Innuendo and The Show Must Go On)... now they are in my top five favorites!

I'm a big Queen collector now.

mine was cltcl,but i thought it was elvis

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME].*.Messenger: Jake Pyndle.*. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm not quite sure. I was born in 1987, and Queen is actually the first music I noticed when the radio was on. In the early 90s (probably around '92), they'd play things like Play The Game, Need Your Loving Tonight, Calling All Girls, Tie Your Mother Down, and Keep Yourself Alive constantly. Play The Game, Tie Your Mother Down, and Keep Yourself Alive was what I noticed and liked the most. I was only like five. I became a big Bryan Adams fan though when I understood music better... then in '99, my Mom bought me the Greatest Hits I & II package and it became an addication though I thought the songs The Show Must Go On, Headlong, Innuendo were quite strange for my tastes (Particularly Innuendo and The Show Must Go On)... now they are in my top five favorites!

I'm a big Queen collector now. [/QUOTE]
I wish my parents were more supportive and helped me get into Queen. I got into Queen with their opposition. It's really quite pathetic.

my parents dont mind,or at least i hope not.school was shit.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MarstoMercury wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME].*.Messenger: Jake Pyndle.*. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm not quite sure. I was born in 1987, and Queen is actually the first music I noticed when the radio was on. In the early 90s (probably around '92), they'd play things like Play The Game, Need Your Loving Tonight, Calling All Girls, Tie Your Mother Down, and Keep Yourself Alive constantly. Play The Game, Tie Your Mother Down, and Keep Yourself Alive was what I noticed and liked the most. I was only like five. I became a big Bryan Adams fan though when I understood music better... then in '99, my Mom bought me the Greatest Hits I & II package and it became an addication though I thought the songs The Show Must Go On, Headlong, Innuendo were quite strange for my tastes (Particularly Innuendo and The Show Must Go On)... now they are in my top five favorites!

I'm a big Queen collector now. [/QUOTE]
I wish my parents were more supportive and helped me get into Queen. I got into Queen with their opposition. It's really quite pathetic. [/QUOTE]

Really?
It was my mums fault that I first got into them...Crazy Little Thing Called Love....
actually I first heard Michael Buble` do that....
and I can't count We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions as my first songs either 'cause I...actually I really never even knew those songs...just:
WE WILL ROCK YOU, FUCK YOU, STICK IT RIGHT UP YOU...

The Innuendo album used to be in my dads car on tape, so it must have been the song Innuendo itself.

1991 that was, what a shame!
But, Innuendo, what an introduction...best CD I have ever heard ever since.

'Bohemian Rhapsody' when it was sung on X Factor by G4 lol

I thought it was the best song I had ever heard so I immediately started looking at other music by them.

I really don't know what the very first song was. My dad used to listen to A Night At The Opera when I was little, plus I knew about We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions (though I didn't know that it was Queen who wrote them). Plus I was in love with Bicycle Race, which was on our computer (once again, I had no clue that that was by the 'Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon' people - what I called Queen then). So the song that really got me into Queen was Bohemian Rhapsody :)

My brother used to play Queen greatest hits all the time and I used to shout 'Turn that shit off' ... then one day he did. And I was like.. 'bugger its gone. it was good.' so i snuck in to his room and nicked the CDs and now I have all of them :D