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"Who loves Queen?"

I'm a seventeen year old Performing Arts student. I'm into loads of music, and was once a huge fan of Will Smith. I start college and become interested in Queen. It's true. I was already aware of a very few of their songs, but I weren't about to listen to 'em! Very suddenly, I love them, have their platinum collection CD, two DVDs including the fantastic Live At Wembley, and would love to see the "We Will Rock You" musical.

So, let's hear it... who loves Queen?

Flockhart wrote:
> The Hibernator wrote:
> Flockhart wrote:
> The Hibernator wrote:
> According to the DVD, this song was written as one of Freddie
> Mercury's loves for vaudeville-type ditties. Doesn't sound like a
> joke to me.
>
> It doesnt exactly sound like a serious song to me and queen weren't
> a
> serious band.
>
> Perhaps, but atleast they got somewhere. I could say the same for
> The
> Darkness, do you like them?
>
> I like growing on me, other than that they havent done much to
> impress me.

While this is clearly just a battle of the words between you and me now, I must press on. Continuing with The Darkness, you've got to like "Love Is Only A Feeling.

The Hibernator wrote:
> Flockhart wrote:
> The Hibernator wrote:
> According to the DVD, this song was written as one of Freddie
> Mercury's loves for vaudeville-type ditties. Doesn't sound like a
> joke to me.
>
> It doesnt exactly sound like a serious song to me and queen weren't
> a
> serious band.
>
> Perhaps, but atleast they got somewhere. I could say the same for The
> Darkness, do you like them?

I like growing on me, other than that they havent done much to impress me.

Flockhart wrote:
> The Hibernator wrote:
> According to the DVD, this song was written as one of Freddie
> Mercury's loves for vaudeville-type ditties. Doesn't sound like a
> joke to me.
>
> It doesnt exactly sound like a serious song to me and queen weren't a
> serious band.

Perhaps, but atleast they got somewhere. I could say the same for The Darkness, do you like them?

The Hibernator wrote:
> According to the DVD, this song was written as one of Freddie
> Mercury's loves for vaudeville-type ditties. Doesn't sound like a
> joke to me.

It doesnt exactly sound like a serious song to me and queen weren't a serious band.

According to the DVD, this song was written as one of Freddie Mercury's loves for vaudeville-type ditties. Doesn't sound like a joke to me.

The Hibernator wrote:
> Flockhart wrote:
> Yes i love that song, but i equally like good old fashioned
> loverboy.
>
> Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy is a FANTASTIC song. Definetly one that
> I would learn to play and serenade to a sweetheart.

What ! that song is a p**s take, it's supposed to be a funny song.
It more humorous than romantic.

Flockhart wrote:
> Yes i love that song, but i equally like good old fashioned loverboy.

Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy is a FANTASTIC song. Definetly one that I would learn to play and serenade to a sweetheart.

The Hibernator wrote:
> Mav wrote:
> Yep, Queen were are great band.
>
> I know it's a predictable song to mention, but Bohemian Rhapsody
> really was an excellent record.
>
> Okay let's lengthen the subject abit - what's your favourite Queen
> song, anyone? Mine is probably "Don't Stop Me Now"

Yes i love that song, but i equally like good old fashioned loverboy.

Mav wrote:
> Yep, Queen were are great band.
>
> I know it's a predictable song to mention, but Bohemian Rhapsody
> really was an excellent record.

Okay let's lengthen the subject abit - what's your favourite Queen song, anyone? Mine is probably "Don't Stop Me Now"

Yep, Queen were are great band.

I know it's a predictable song to mention, but Bohemian Rhapsody really was an excellent record.