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The task is inconceivable. I'd need to go genre by genre, with subcategories.
This is exactly why I have never been able to burn a CD of songs that I could listen to every day for a week without eventually skipping a few to get to one in the middle.
I've actually had Jim Croce and Yngwie Malmsteen back to back on one such trial.
Going back to the first post, "BR" is a dizzying song...but the best ever? I don't know if I ever considered it as anything but a spectacular job by a middle of the road band. Until 'Wayne's World' came out, I hadn't even thought of it in years.
Sorry, man.

tcwest10 wrote:Going back to the first post, "BR" is a dizzying song...but the best ever? I don't know if I ever considered it as anything but a spectacular job by a middle of the road band. Until 'Wayne's World' came out, I hadn't even thought of it in years.
Sorry, man.

QFT

Deadskins wrote:

tcwest10 wrote:Going back to the first post, "BR" is a dizzying song...but the best ever? I don't know if I ever considered it as anything but a spectacular job by a middle of the road band. Until 'Wayne's World' came out, I hadn't even thought of it in years.
Sorry, man.

QFT

Yeah, I have to agree. I remember when they started playing that song again on the radio due to Wayne's World, one of my friends, who is not a music enthusiast like I am, said "that's the greatest song ever." I was like... "greatest ever? I don't think so."

I mean, it's okay, but like tcwest10 said, that song had been long buried before Wayne's World had it exhumed.

Funny you'd use the word 'exhumed', considering the lyrics.

Deadskins wrote:

tcwest10 wrote:Going back to the first post, "BR" is a dizzying song...but the best ever? I don't know if I ever considered it as anything but a spectacular job by a middle of the road band. Until 'Wayne's World' came out, I hadn't even thought of it in years.
Sorry, man.

QFT

I think Queen is pretty gay along with their song bohemian rhapsody.

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Deadskins wrote:

tcwest10 wrote:Going back to the first post, "BR" is a dizzying song...but the best ever? I don't know if I ever considered it as anything but a spectacular job by a middle of the road band. Until 'Wayne's World' came out, I hadn't even thought of it in years.
Sorry, man.

QFT

I think Queen is pretty gay along with their song bohemian rhapsody.

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Freddie Mercury was still an awesome talent...

Countertrey wrote:Freddie Mercury was still an awesome talent...

I guess you're speaking from first hand experience... Not that there's anything wrong with that.

My favorite songs all time.

Sexual healing, Marvin Gaye
Dance the Night away, Van Halen (Eddie Van Halen greatest guitar player ever!)
Outstanding, The Gap Band
Like Mike, Gatorade Commercial
Superman theme song
Indiana Jones theme song
Eye of the tiger , Survivor

I think the theme from Chariots of Fire is the best ever.

Cappster wrote:

Deadskins wrote:

tcwest10 wrote:Going back to the first post, "BR" is a dizzying song...but the best ever? I don't know if I ever considered it as anything but a spectacular job by a middle of the road band. Until 'Wayne's World' came out, I hadn't even thought of it in years.
Sorry, man.

QFT

I think Queen is pretty gay along with their song bohemian rhapsody.

Everyone knows Freddy was gay. It is just that most do not care. He made good music so who cares?

Anyhow this thing called love is my favorite Queen song.

JansenFan wrote:I think the theme from Chariots of Fire is the best ever.

Every time I hear the Chariots of fire I feel like running a mile or two.

I'm similar, except that I feel like watching someone else run the mile.

JansenFan wrote:I'm similar, except that I feel like watching someone else run the mile.

I know damn well I'm not running that mile or two

Dismissing an artist because of his orientation is ridiculous, IMHO. You'd have to tar Elton John, Pete Townsend, Johnny Mathis, Micheal Stipe, Tchaikovsky, Joan Baez, Liberace, Leonard Berstein, Melissa Etheridge and k.d. Lang with the same brush. What goes on behind closed bedroom doors and your value as a person (much less an entertainer) are not relative.
Having said that, Freddie was bi. His greatest love, according to his bi-o ( ), was with a woman.

tcwest10 wrote:Dismissing an artist because of his orientation is ridiculous, IMHO. You'd have to tar Elton John, Pete Townsend, Johnny Mathis, Micheal Stipe, Tchaikovsky, Joan Baez, Liberace, Leonard Berstein, Melissa Etheridge and k.d. Lang with the same brush. What goes on behind closed bedroom doors and your value as a person (much less an entertainer) are not relative.
Having said that, Freddie was bi. His greatest love, according to his bi-o ( ), was with a woman.

I actually like one Queen song (under pressure) so I wouldn't say I am dismissing the band as artists. I just don't like Bohemian Rhapsody and think most of the song is fu fu which makes me think of a guy with sugar in his tank. I like Prince although he is probably more metrosexual than gay.

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Is Bohemian Rhapsody the best song ever?

Yesterday, I was riding into work listening to Bohemian Rhapsody and thinking that it has to be the best song ever written and recorded. The arrangement and skil level of that song is just rediculos.

If it isn't in your Mount Rushmore of songs then you have either never heard it, I mean really heard it on a good system cranked up, or you just have extrordinarily BAD taste in music!

Then "Queen" is on American Idol last night. Well the last two memers of Queen were anyway.

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bachan123 wrote:If it isn't in your Mount Rushmore of songs then you have either never heard it, I mean really heard it on a good system cranked up, or you just have extrordinarily BAD taste in music!

Then "Queen" is on American Idol last night.

Oh, the irony!

I think someone is on drugs

I think the poster (Bachan123) is from India, and may have used an online translator to post.
Lookit his location, dear.

tcwest10 wrote:I think the poster (Bachan123) is from India, and may have used an online translator to post.

What's your excuse?

Okay, I just had an epiphany (thanks Pandora). My absolute favorite song when I was a young kid (we're talkin like 1980ish) was Another One Bites the Dust. I had completely forgotten that was Queen.

Deadskins wrote:

tcwest10 wrote:I think the poster (Bachan123) is from India, and may have used an online translator to post.

What's your excuse?

The farmer next door used DEET in his fields, contaminating the ground table and turning me into the moron you read today.

Cappster wrote:

tcwest10 wrote:Dismissing an artist because of his orientation is ridiculous, IMHO. You'd have to tar Elton John, Pete Townsend, Johnny Mathis, Micheal Stipe, Tchaikovsky, Joan Baez, Liberace, Leonard Berstein, Melissa Etheridge and k.d. Lang with the same brush. What goes on behind closed bedroom doors and your value as a person (much less an entertainer) are not relative.
Having said that, Freddie was bi. His greatest love, according to his bi-o ( ), was with a woman.

I actually like one Queen song (under pressure) so I wouldn't say I am dismissing the band as artists. I just don't like Bohemian Rhapsody and think most of the song is fu fu which makes me think of a guy with sugar in his tank. I like Prince although he is probably more metrosexual than gay.

You are entitled to your opinion and if you had just said you didn't like the song I would have been good with that, but come on, "fu fu". THAT has to be influenced by what you think of Freddie Mercury. The song is 5 and a half minutes long and doesn't have a refrain. Not too many songs longer than 4 minutes w/o a refrain. Combine that with the multitude of different styles of music that are seamlessly integrated and the fact that every member of the band sings parts of the song. I think it is the ANTI fu fu song.

Queen has so many great songs, to bury a song because of what you think of the lead singer is sad! It is funny that you like "Under Pressure" because it is a combined Queen/David Bowie piece. And like Freddie, Bowie would F anything with a pulse male or female.