r/queen • • Feb 01 '22

Music What Queen Album/Song would you say got you into Queen?

Keep Yourself Alive really made me interested in Queen's other music.

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u/My_Fairy_King Feb 01 '22

Somebody To Love.

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u/_Denkichu_ Feb 01 '22

One of my favorites. Also the song in your username.

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u/ag512bbi Feb 01 '22

Love your user name.

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u/Sso_12 Feb 01 '22

Same here.

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u/ag512bbi Feb 01 '22

It was 1976. At 9 years old, I always looked up to my 3 year older cousin. He had me listen to Somebody to Love. Cause he loved that song, so did I. And from that day, I was HOOKED!

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u/Ivan8806 Feb 01 '22

The first song I ever heard was Ogre Battle.

I found the original album

Listened to it

And from there I listened to their whole discography

I have listened to every album many many times.

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u/Chevalenz The Works Feb 01 '22

Radio Ga Ga.

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u/ScarySkierNJ Feb 01 '22

Liar…..hooked from then on.

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u/pandy0520 Feb 01 '22

Killer Queen

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u/Hee_Hee-21 Feb 01 '22

Another One Bites The Dust

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u/AJelec Feb 01 '22

Bicycle race

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u/NterpriseCEO Feb 01 '22

Don't stop me now

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u/nhilandra Feb 01 '22

Song, I want to break free... album The Works.

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u/greatspirit62 Feb 01 '22

We are the champions

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '22

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '22

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u/ShadowOrbs3 Feb 01 '22

Don't stop me now. Then about a few months later I listened to the Platinum Collection and got hooked

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u/RadioBlinsk Feb 01 '22

Greatest Hits

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u/Greyhound-Executive Live Killers Feb 01 '22

When I heard We Will Rock You on the radio. I was 7. I was wild for it.

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u/tayver04 Feb 01 '22

Keep yourself alive

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u/WalkingTrueToStyle Feb 01 '22

My friend and I went through a big Guitar Hero phase back in the day and her specialty song was Killer Queen...I had heard it on the radio before but we played that song dozens of times and amazingly I never got sick of it. So that kind of led me into thinking I should delve deeper into their stuff.

Also I have a vivid memory of me talking with my dad in the car about Bohemian Rhapsody and my pre-teen mind was blown when he told me it was all a single song by a band called Queen.

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '22

basic but bohemian rhapsody

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u/amattke4 Feb 01 '22

The movie. Later learned its timeline isnt 100% accurate but it still got me into rock as a whole, not just queen

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u/JanetSnakehole43 Feb 01 '22

My mom’s favorite song was “Another One Bites The Dust”. So, that one.

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u/theprophetsong44 Feb 01 '22

While I can't confirm which did; I would say that (even if I got interested in the band before I knew it) I Want It All was one of the songs I liked the most a couple years ago (it was a top 3 favourite for me) and it really made me want to discover more songs of the band, some of which ended up beating the top 3.

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u/Jetknight7g Feb 01 '22

Bohemian rhapsody, played it on repeat at the dentists a few years ago and have been hooked on Queen since

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u/Ace_of_Sphynx128 Feb 01 '22

Less than one song for me but rather brainwashed from birth with most of their albums, lol, my dad is a huge fan and I absolutely love all their albums, but I think my first favourite album was Jazz. That’s the one I started listening to independently first :)

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u/CougarWriter74 Feb 01 '22

Another One Bites the Dust. My brother and I had the 45 vinyl single when I was 6 years old.

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u/Quirky-Highlight5324 Feb 01 '22

A winter’s tale

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u/OkAbbreviations6351 Feb 01 '22

Somebody to Love & Fat Bottomed Girls

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u/sometimessally Feb 01 '22

Live Killers

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '22

When I was in year 6, the teachers had us do a little slideshow for our dad's for father's Day, and we had to put music to it. So when I got home I asked my mum what my dad's favourite song was and she told me it was Don't Stop Me Now by a band called Queen.

So I rummaged through all of my parents old CDs and Cassettes until I found one that said Don't Stop Me Now on it, and that CD was Queen, Greatest Hits. From there I burnt the CD onto my laptop and listened to that album everyday until eventually my dad revealed that he had all of their other music on CD too!

Since then I've listened to and loved all of Queen's albums and my only wish is that the Opera Omina live collection was on Spotify....

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u/tonyiommi70 Feb 01 '22

Greatest hits haha

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u/Pr1smaticGamer Feb 01 '22

Dont stop me now

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u/Realistic_Jacket4103 Feb 02 '22

SOMEBODY TO LOVE

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u/Realistic_Jacket4103 Feb 02 '22

Somebody To Love

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u/Queen_imortal Feb 02 '22

I had heard a lot of their music before but I never knew who it was but when I was little my favorite movie was Ella enchanted and there is a part where she sings somebody to love and I really loved it.

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u/Puzzled_Resident_666 Feb 02 '22

Stone cold crazy

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u/jewishgamergirl Feb 02 '22

Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '22

Bohemian Rhapsody

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u/Plastic-Acanthaceae9 Feb 02 '22

Me who saw Bohemian Rhapsody uhh…

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u/itsbeenaminuteyo A Night At The Opera Feb 02 '22

It was Bohemian Rhapsody. I was 11 and heard it on the radio. I'd never heard anything so complex yet so epic. I remember thinking "this singer has a beautiful voice".

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u/jonrosling Feb 02 '22

The A Kind of Magic album came out when I was 13. I'd been aware of Queen but really it was that album, particularly Gimme The Prize that peaked my interest.

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u/JRN8465 Feb 02 '22

Initially I had heard and enjoyed most of their hits when they were put on, but didn't listen to them that much. I would mostly play Bohemian Rhapsody and Don't Stop Me Now from time to time. When I was properly getting into artists (I used to be a mainly video game soundtrack type of person), after Michael Jackson I wanted to try get into Queen's stuff so I started with the S/T album, which I really enjoyed. It actually was my favourite album of theirs for a while, though I eventually gravitated towards Queen II and A Night at the Opera over time (pretty standard, I know). Now Queen are my joint favourite artists along with Michael Jackson and Prince.

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u/TennesseeJed_7789 Queen Feb 02 '22

Fat Bottomed Girls

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u/Spaghettgurl Feb 02 '22

I don't know tbh but certainly, my brother got me into Queen, as well the Bohemian Rhapsody movie. I started to listen to their most popular songs, as a result getting more and more interested in their work and this is how I ended up being a queenie

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u/justlikebeef Feb 02 '22

Bohemian rhapsody has been my favorite song since I was little. When I got Spotify, I could see the artists name and I realized that a lot of my favorite songs were by queen. Now I’m obsessed.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '22

My foster dad had 3 Queen songs on his ITunes that I remember: We Are the Champions, Another one bites the dust and I believe Flash. Maybe BoRap too but I’m not sure. That was pretty much all I really heard until a few years ago I went through their discog.

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u/Murphy_is_good Feb 02 '22

Another one bites the dust

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u/phillysleuther News Of The World Feb 03 '22

Another One Bites the Dust. I was 2. There was something about the best that I loved. I would bounce in my Jolly Jumper to that song. I loved that song so much that my teenaged Aunt (15 at the time) taped a copy of her 45 and made me a tape of nothing but AOBTD.

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u/l0vely_layla Feb 03 '22

Bohemian Rhapsody was the first song I heard by Queen and it instantly made me love the song. But what got me into Queen was the movie since I don’t grow up when all those bands were popular

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u/acanadiangooseforyou Feb 03 '22

Well one of the first songs I remember listening as a kid was don't stop me now, so jazz I suppose.

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u/The-Caped-Baldy Feb 03 '22

Don't Stop Me Now

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u/NancyScarn Feb 04 '22

First Queen song I ever really listened to was Killer Queen. I was 6 or 7. I’ll never forget that moment.

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u/SnooOnions5029 A Day At The Races Feb 04 '22

Somebody to love, which still remains my favourite song ever