Bohemian Rhapsody (1 Viewer)
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:LOL: Zlatan. Your acting as if the song was released on the charts yesterday!
Its an unbelievable song. It is absolutely breath-taking, and underlines the genius of queen in its fullest. Everyone only did music to conform and never dared to do anything interesting, and then queen came with bohemian rhapsody and really changed the face of music. Fantastic..
Its an unbelievable song. It is absolutely breath-taking, and underlines the genius of queen in its fullest. Everyone only did music to conform and never dared to do anything interesting, and then queen came with bohemian rhapsody and really changed the face of music. Fantastic..
I've actually been a fan of a lot of Queen's back-catalog and more obscure songs (up until about 1980) for a while. "March of the Black Queen" off their second album (what's an album? 
) pretty much laid the foundations for what they eventually did on "Bohemian Rhapsody" later on ... and it's a really good, though less popular song.
What's interesting about Queen is that they managed to become quite popular writing pop/rock music that was rather unorthodox -- even now as much as back in their day. I mean, who else could sell a #1 hit on a 6-minute long, part-operatic opus?
) pretty much laid the foundations for what they eventually did on "Bohemian Rhapsody" later on ... and it's a really good, though less popular song.What's interesting about Queen is that they managed to become quite popular writing pop/rock music that was rather unorthodox -- even now as much as back in their day. I mean, who else could sell a #1 hit on a 6-minute long, part-operatic opus?
++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
I've actually been a fan of a lot of Queen's back-catalog and more obscure songs (up until about 1980) for a while. "March of the Black Queen" off their second album (what's an album? ) pretty much laid the foundations for what they eventually did on "Bohemian Rhapsody" later on ... and it's a really good, though less popular song.
What's interesting about Queen is that they managed to become quite popular writing pop/rock music that was rather unorthodox -- even now as much as back in their day. I mean, who else could sell a #1 hit on a 6-minute long, part-operatic opus ?
I've actually been a fan of a lot of Queen's back-catalog and more obscure songs (up until about 1980) for a while. "March of the Black Queen" off their second album (what's an album?
) pretty much laid the foundations for what they eventually did on "Bohemian Rhapsody" later on ... and it's a really good, though less popular song.What's interesting about Queen is that they managed to become quite popular writing pop/rock music that was rather unorthodox -- even now as much as back in their day. I mean, who else could sell a #1 hit on a 6-minute long, part-operatic opus ?
I prefer "Seven seas of Rhye" from the same, second album
++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
I've actually been a fan of a lot of Queen's back-catalog and more obscure songs (up until about 1980) for a while. "March of the Black Queen" off their second album (what's an album? ) pretty much laid the foundations for what they eventually did on "Bohemian Rhapsody" later on ... and it's a really good, though less popular song.
What's interesting about Queen is that they managed to become quite popular writing pop/rock music that was rather unorthodox -- even now as much as back in their day. I mean, who else could sell a #1 hit on a 6-minute long, part-operatic opus?
I've actually been a fan of a lot of Queen's back-catalog and more obscure songs (up until about 1980) for a while. "March of the Black Queen" off their second album (what's an album?
) pretty much laid the foundations for what they eventually did on "Bohemian Rhapsody" later on ... and it's a really good, though less popular song.What's interesting about Queen is that they managed to become quite popular writing pop/rock music that was rather unorthodox -- even now as much as back in their day. I mean, who else could sell a #1 hit on a 6-minute long, part-operatic opus?
Ogre Battle
Father to Son
Some day, one Day
Seven Seas of Rhye
Funny how love is
I could go on forever about this group. I own practically every legit and bootleg DVD in existence.
Brighton Rock just might be my favourite Queen song of them all.
Oh and Zlatan, "Show must go on" was his goodbye letter to his fans, for he knew that he had full-blown AIDS at that point.
