| Jasonite 04.03.2011 20:31 |
In my mind it's either Death on Two Legs or Ogre Battle...what say you? J |
| PrimeJiveUSA 04.03.2011 20:36 |
Ooooh....hard one! "Sheer Heart Attack" from News Of The World. "Gimme The Prize" is there too. |
| tcc 04.03.2011 22:39 |
White Man |
| A Word In Your Ear 04.03.2011 23:22 |
The Hitman |
| Ghostwithasmile is BACK! 05.03.2011 06:00 |
I would say : QUEEN I , Great King Rat A real rocker ! |
| lifetimefanofqueen 05.03.2011 06:30 |
jesus, son and daughter and princes of the universe |
| Jazz 78 05.03.2011 07:13 |
Sheer Heart Attack - heavy, fast, pulsating and LOUD!!! |
| *goodco* 05.03.2011 07:49 |
Fat Bottomed Girls;-) |
| Thistle 05.03.2011 07:53 |
*goodco* wrote: Fat Bottomed Girls;-) Yep, weighs a good 330lb that one. Most of the others are just a few grams. |
| Jimmy Dean 05.03.2011 08:56 |
ummm.. Stone Cold Crazy (could be classified as Thrash Metal)....Sheer Heart Attack (punk rock) (Easily #1 and #2) followed by The Hitman, We Will Rock You (Fast), Tie Your Mother Down, Son & Daughter, Fat Bottemed Girls, It's Late, Ogre Battle, White Man, I'm In Love With My Car, Fight From The Inside, Dead On Time, Now I'm Here, Put Out The Fire, Hammer To Fall, Gimme The Prize (horrible horrible song), Princes Of The Universe, Headlong, Was It all Worth It, |
| pittrek 05.03.2011 09:28 |
1. Hangman 2. Silver Salmon 3. Gimme The Prize 4. Stone Cold Crazy 5. Sheer Heart Attack 6. Modern Times Rock'n'Roll 7. Son And Daughter (BBC or live versions) 8. Jesus (demo) 9. The Hitman 10. Was It All Worth It ? |
| Jasonite 05.03.2011 10:39 |
LOL, I have to say, so far it seems the only consensus on the heaviest song is that everyone has a different idea of what it is! This cracks me up, but it's what I love about posting on forums like these, the breadth of perspective. I'm still sticking with Ogre Battle, but I can see why songs like White Man and Hitman were included--I totally forgot about those, believe it or not. So thanks again, J |
| Hangman_96 05.03.2011 13:38 |
1. Sheer Heart Attack 2. Stone Cold Crazy 3. Liar 4. Now I'm Here 5. I Want It All 6. Son And Daughter 7. Great King Rat 8. Ogre Battle 9. Gimme The Prize 10. Tie Your Mother Down |
| Russian Headlong 05.03.2011 19:20 |
Too Many to mention, I mean they were a hard rock band after all despite some pop forays in the 80's. Gimme the Prize i would say. |
| iluvqueen46 05.03.2011 19:30 |
Yeah I agree with this but in my opinion I wouldn't put Ogre Battle in the top 10 |
| spandan 05.03.2011 21:24 |
'Dead on time' is heaviest on studio, IMO. Live I can't point to one specific song, these are the heaviest from what I've heard: Stone Cold Crazy, White Man, Great King Rat, Son and Daughter, Liar, Ogre Battle |
| Bo Rhap 06.03.2011 03:40 |
Brighton Rock from the Sheer Heart Attack album |
| Cruella de Vil 06.03.2011 04:01 |
Not really in any order with my personal faves in bold: Stone Cold Crazy Sheer Heart Attack Liar (live) Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll Jesus (De Lane Lea) Son And Daughter (live) Great King Rat Ogre Battle White Man Tie Your Mother Down Gimme the Prize Loser in the End Hitman Brighton Rock (without the solo) Dead on Time Let Me Entertain You |
| brENsKi 06.03.2011 04:45 |
officially released? - the earlier stuff definitely great king rat, doing alright, father to son, liar, ogre battle, brighton rock and Now i'm here unreleaed stuff: silver salmon, hangman, dog with a bone, |
| Over the Field 06.03.2011 10:20 |
The Hitman White Man Gimme the Prize Sheer Heart Attack Was It All Worth It Tie Your Mother Down Ogre Battle Liar See What a Fool I've Been Princes of the Universe |
| br5946 06.03.2011 14:12 |
I couldn't put any in an order, especially an order of heaviness, but I'll try to put down some of the heaviest. Tie Your Mother Down - That opening riff is one of THE rock riffs! White Man - Just a pure blast of almost incoherent headbanging. No more needs to be said. Now I'm Here because its a heavy metal classic. End of. Doin' Alright [Queen version] - Total forerunner to the heavy section of Bohemian in its hard bits. Put Out The Fire - clear and raw. Stone Cold Crazy - first thrash metal song... I Was Born to Love You [Queen version] - Brian and Roger run riot transforming the pop-rock approach into hard rock. It's A Beautiful Day (Reprise) - The ambient opener flipped upside-down into a raging closer. Was It All Worth It - Queen knew they had to end the eighties with a reasonably heavy song and did so marvellously. Prophet's Song to an extent because there is a fair amount of heavy stuff embedded in the progness. Sweet Lady - a metal riff in waltz time? Goddamn it Brian. And yet he churned out a pure spearhead of bombast. Robbery - this demo gave Brian to unleash his godly power at the axe. Perfect for air-guitarring too. And if non-Queen ventures are allowed, I would note Brian's cover of One Rainy Wish, China Belle, Let Me Out and Resurrection. The latter is an andrenaline rush for sure! The Cross also belted out a few heavy ones, so Penetration Guru, Rough Justice and the CD bonus cover of Foxy Lady are there too in my opinion. |
| Freddie Mercury. 06.03.2011 14:35 |
i would definetly say Sheer Heart Attack |
| Donna13 06.03.2011 16:17 |
The Loser in the End is pretty heavy. And if it is not heavy enough for you musically, just listen to the lyrics. That should weigh you down. Down down down down. |
| lifetimefanofqueen 06.03.2011 16:22 |
Donna13 wrote: The Loser in the End is pretty heavy. And if it is not heavy enough for you musically, just listen to the lyrics. That should weigh you down. Down down down down. ========================================== im going down...... |
| marcenciels 06.03.2011 16:36 |
Does Chinese torture count ? ;) |
| plumrach 07.03.2011 04:30 |
i love the opening of tie your mother down its to fantastic |
| ITSM 07.03.2011 08:03 |
Son and Daughter Flick of the Wrist |
| spaceboy1972 07.03.2011 17:58 |
Definitely SHA! |
| Jasonite 07.03.2011 18:48 |
How about I Want It All? |
| mike hunt 08.03.2011 09:32 |
The early stuff is the heaviest......The 80's heavier stuff sounded more commercial. queen at their heaviest was live in the 74 to 77 era. The studio stuff i think great king Rat, Liar, Modern times rock n roll, Orge Battle, Brighton Rock, tenament funster, flick of the wrist, Stoned cold crazy (especiall;y live), Death on Two legs, tie your mother down, it's late, sheer Heart attack, Dead On Time. after 1980 I think The hitman is heavy. songs like Headlong and I want it all are bit commercial to be compared with the early stuff. |
| mike hunt 08.03.2011 09:40 |
br5946 wrote: I couldn't put any in an order, especially an order of heaviness, but I'll try to put down some of the heaviest. Tie Your Mother Down - That opening riff is one of THE rock riffs! White Man - Just a pure blast of almost incoherent headbanging. No more needs to be said. Now I'm Here because its a heavy metal classic. End of. Doin' Alright [Queen version] - Total forerunner to the heavy section of Bohemian in its hard bits. Put Out The Fire - clear and raw. Stone Cold Crazy - first thrash metal song... I Was Born to Love You [Queen version] - Brian and Roger run riot transforming the pop-rock approach into hard rock. It's A Beautiful Day (Reprise) - The ambient opener flipped upside-down into a raging closer. Was It All Worth It - Queen knew they had to end the eighties with a reasonably heavy song and did so marvellously. Prophet's Song to an extent because there is a fair amount of heavy stuff embedded in the progness. Sweet Lady - a metal riff in waltz time? Goddamn it Brian. And yet he churned out a pure spearhead of bombast. Robbery - this demo gave Brian to unleash his godly power at the axe. Perfect for air-guitarring too. And if non-Queen ventures are allowed, I would note Brian's cover of One Rainy Wish, China Belle, Let Me Out and Resurrection. The latter is an andrenaline rush for sure! The Cross also belted out a few heavy ones, so Penetration Guru, Rough Justice and the CD bonus cover of Foxy Lady are there too in my opinion. I see that some Queen fans like to say that Stoned Cold Crazy was the first thrash song....Of course that's not true. It does have a thrashy riff, but bands already started playing fast riffs by the time Stoned cold came out, Besides, i think modern times rock N roll was just as thrashy and came out a year earlier. Live queen were no doubt one of the heaviest bands of their time. Stoned cold Crazy was even heavier live. A shame general rock fans don't know how heavy Queen were. |
| ITSM 08.03.2011 11:12 |
Isn't Sheer Heart Attack (the song) more a punk song than a heavy song? |
| PrimeJiveUSA 08.03.2011 19:49 |
Well, I was the first to reply with SHA...no big dea(lol)l it's rather obvious, imo. I AM surprised that people many can't see the OTHER obvious track "Gimme The Prize". YES...it's '80's Queen...but c'mon...it's heavy like no other! It doesn't matter if you don't like it(many don't, but I do!)...it's the heaviest thing they have done(besides SHA). |
| mike hunt 09.03.2011 00:52 |
Yea, Giime the prize is the heaviest song queen did in the 80's. I like the song. Princess of the universe is also pretty heavy, but the early stuff was so raw. The first album is heaviest of their career. Not the most original sounding Queen album, but the heaviest for sure. that's why guy's like Dave Groghl, Rob Halford and David Lee Roth mentioned it as their favorite. |
| PrimeJiveUSA 09.03.2011 10:33 |
Mike, I think the debut album is very original. It's just that the production standards were(understandably) lower than subsequent albums. Wow....didn't even know that David Lee Roth had even liked Queen! With all due respect, I don't see how Queen I is any heavier than SHA or NOTW. |
| mike hunt 09.03.2011 10:57 |
PrimeJiveUSA wrote: Mike, I think the debut album is very original. It's just that the production standards were(understandably) lower than subsequent albums. Wow....didn't even know that David Lee Roth had even liked Queen! With all due respect, I don't see how Queen I is any heavier than SHA or NOTW. the debute album is awsome, one of my favs, but i don't think they found the Queen sound yet. As a whole that is, yea it did have some songs like Fairy king that sounded only like queen. David lee roth had a radio show here in New york a few years back and mentioned queen as one of his all time favorites, and calling freddie one of the best singer's ever. He reviewed the first album, Gave a rave review of it, and also said Eddie Van halen was a big fan who was Influenced by that early stuff. NOTW had some heavy moments, but overall wasn't as heavy as the first record. Songs like Who Needs you, All dead, Melancholoy blues , champions wern't all that heavy. all amazing songs of course, but if we're talking heavy only a few stand up. SHA, the first side is heavy as anything they ever did, but not as much on the second side, aside from Stone cold crazy. The first album almost every song was heavy. Even the ballad 'Doing Alright' had some of the heaviest bits they ever did. |
| PrimeJiveUSA 09.03.2011 13:05 |
Mike...good response! Well, now that you broke it down like that...I have to agree with you! That's really cool about DLR and EVH...I knew that Eddie was a friend of Brian's, but didn't know if he was really a fan or not. Van Halen with DLR is one of my favorite bands, and DLR is truly one of the great frontmans of rock. |
| gsparaco 09.03.2011 20:14 |
Heaviest song is "Dead On Time." No question. It even has help from God Himself... |
| chad perkins 09.03.2011 21:49 |
I would have to say GIMME THE PRIZE OGRE BATTLE DEATH ON TWO LEGS |
| yanks15 10.03.2011 06:05 |
Where is the love for "It's Late"?..."Dead On Time" a close second |
| Hangman_96 10.03.2011 06:25 |
Oh damn! I forgot about Brighton Rock! This is one of the heaviest songs. |
| caine 10.03.2011 07:52 |
Modern Times Rock N Roll is fast, but....heavy? Tear It Up and Put Out The Fire are heavy but not fast Ogre Battle, Dead On Time, or Sheer Heart Attack are my picks, but the Metallica version of Stone Cold Crazy might be the winner. Flick Of The Wrist kinda has that heaviness too... |
| zafreth 10.03.2011 12:04 |
There's one and only heaviest song: Son and Duaghter. specially the live version. |
| dannyhouseworth 10.03.2011 12:50 |
"Now I'm Here" "Death on Two Legs" "I'm in Love With My Car" |
| Kareninysimba 10.03.2011 17:57 |
I'm surprised "Stone Cold Crazy" has been only in very few of the replies! and it's not because of Metallica's cover, it's truly originally heavy. Also: "Sweet Lady", from A Night at the Opera |
| PrimeJiveUSA 10.03.2011 18:14 |
Well, i would put "Stone Cold Crazy" right behind "Sheer Heart Attack" and "Gimme The Prize". "White Man" follows at #4. |
| Thistle 10.03.2011 20:05 |
I don't really know about the heaviest, but the lightest is "Dear Friends" as it only has a few lines and a bit of piano. Or maybe the Piano contributed to it being heavier than I first thought. |
| Jasonite 11.03.2011 01:37 |
caine wrote: Modern Times Rock N Roll is fast, but....heavy? Tear It Up and Put Out The Fire are heavy but not fast Ogre Battle, Dead On Time, or Sheer Heart Attack are my picks, but the Metallica version of Stone Cold Crazy might be the winner. Flick Of The Wrist kinda has that heaviness too... Of all the posts I may agree with this one the most, at least about Ogre Battle (top spot IMO), Dead on Time or SHA. I'd say Gimme the Prize is up there as well, and I wanna thank you guys for reminding me of it! FotW has some heavy spots in it, which I like, but it's not heavy from beginning to end--I'd say it's about as heavy as Keep Yourself Alive. Brighton Rock, I can't make up my mind about it? Put Out the Fire I don't think is heavy really at all. As much as I like Tear It Up because it's funny, it is harder rock for 80's Queen but I think of it as just loud rather than truly heavy. I guess it's a matter of personal taste. That's my two cents. J |
| gothmog 11.03.2011 09:16 |
Sheer heart attack is not heavy at all; it's just fast and loud punk, I think.. I guess Ogre Battle(maybe an origin of epic metal) or Gimme the prize is the heaviest. |
| br5946 11.03.2011 09:53 |
gsparaco - I take it you looked in the Jazz liner notes?! Yes, the thunderbolt is credited to the greater force above, but in reality, Brian went out in a thunderstorm with a portable audio recorder and hey presto! Just another mindless fact from the Queen part of my brain. And people say Queen weren't experimental past ADATR... |
| rousian 11.03.2011 11:21 |
HITMAN PRINCIS OF THE UNIVERSE SHEER HEART ATTACK STONE COLD CRAZY DEAD ON TIME ITS LATE I GO CRAZY MODERN TIMES R'N'R I WANT IT ALL ORGE BATTLE IF LOUD IS GREAT MORE IS BETTER!!! THANX, WIZ |
| Holly2003 11.03.2011 11:45 |
zafreth wrote: There's one and only heaviest song: Son and Duaghter. specially the live version. ################################################ Agreed: heavy, heavy, heavy. Makes Gimme the Prize sound like a kid's lullaby. See What a Fool I've Been is also near the top of the heavy list. |
| Djdownsy 23.03.2011 20:15 |
Dead On Time, if the drum production wasn't so tinny, it would really trash through the album. |
| Djdownsy 23.03.2011 20:20 |
Gimme The Prize is heavy, but, again, it's the production that brings it down, amazing song, terrible recording. |
| FlorianS 24.03.2011 07:15 |
Ogre Battle White Man Tie your Mother down gimme the Price Was it all worth it the Hitman |
| peachesandme 03.05.2011 20:31 |
I've followed Queen since the beginning and I believe their heaviest hit is Sheer heart attack. Followed by any number of hits, My favorite being.... NOW I'M HERE! The rest of my list includes: Modern times rock and roll sweet lady liar Gimme the prize tear it up Hammer to fall Brighton rock (off of live killers) Get down make love (from live at the bowl) These are just the ones I always thought of as heavy hits. I'm sure there are others that would qualify! In 1975 I was center stage and in the third row when Queen started their show with Procession. Freddie rose out of the fog on the first note of Father to Son!The stage exploded in sound and I was hooked for life! I was also deaf for three days after the show but wow, what a show! Tommy |
| rhyeking 05.05.2011 13:03 |
I Go Crazy. I can't believe only one other person cited it. Is it the heaviest? Maybe not, but it's a solid classic rocker! |
| Jasonite 05.05.2011 17:13 |
rhyeking wrote: I Go Crazy. I can't believe only one other person cited it. Is it the heaviest? Maybe not, but it's a solid classic rocker! Believe it or not I'd never heard this song before! Hmm, it's pretty good. My vote for heaviest is still Ogre Battle or Gimme the Prize. J |
| N0_Camping4U 07.05.2011 12:35 |
Stone Cold Crazy, Hangman, Sheer Heart Attack. I'd love to hear the version of SHA recorded during the SHA sessions |
| Queen4ever13 03.05.2012 10:01 |
Absolutely White Man. It is out and out pure heavy rock. The brilliance of it is that they're British and they did a song about the injustice done to the American Indians. Don't know why it never got the recognition it deserved. Maybe only Americans could appreciate it, it should have gone over much better here. Whether or not other countries could relate, it's just a great rock song. |
| Holly2003 03.05.2012 10:39 |
Queen4ever13 wrote: Absolutely White Man. It is out and out pure heavy rock. The brilliance of it is that they're British and they did a song about the injustice done to the American Indians. Don't know why it never got the recognition it deserved. Maybe only Americans could appreciate it, it should have gone over much better here. Whether or not other countries could relate, it's just a great rock song.Elton John had already beaten them to it i.e. British, doing a song about American Indians. |
| malicedoom 03.05.2012 13:21 |
Stone Cold Crazy |
| abc1 04.05.2012 23:44 |
I think fat bottomed girls would be queen's heaviest song *LOL* |
| matt z 05.05.2012 05:53 |
Holly2003 wrote:Whatever. A lot of good its done SINGING ABOUT IT, now hasn't it?Queen4ever13 wrote: Absolutely White Man. It is out and out pure heavy rock. The brilliance of it is that they're British and they did a song about the injustice done to the American Indians. Don't know why it never got the recognition it deserved. Maybe only Americans could appreciate it, it should have gone over much better here. Whether or not other countries could relate, it's just a great rock song.Elton John had already beaten them to it i.e. British, doing a song about American Indians. Unrelinquished land "rights" (even through coercion and force)... Good luck getting the self-righteous assholes to absolve themselves of "legal" (keep in mind, the law it had appropriated supposedly, was the same law it had supposedly rebelled against) Like I said, good luck getting the self righteous ignorant CoLD assholes to relinquish "rights" to places that even the supreme court has rendered entitled by "natives"... Sum up politics, its the ballot or the bullet, and when those with bullets disagree enough, you've gotta use bullets yourself. Anywauys, back to the forum subject: HEAVIEST: (classick rock) SON & DAUGHTER EPIC HEAVY: riffs from PRINCES OF THE UNIVERSE, OGRE BATTLE (freddie's riff), Dead on time. CONTENT HEAVY: White Man, Prophet's Song, Somebody to Love, Mother Love, We Believe, Say Its Not True (if u can count em as Q) All around heavy: White Man/Great King Rat (just drop it a key) |
| Holly2003 05.05.2012 07:04 |
Ask Leonard Peltier if it was a good idea to use the bullet. Please engage brain before typing. And yes, back to the music. Best idea I've heard since the last time someone said that. |
| matt z 05.05.2012 17:44 |
Yeah, he was involved with that, but several witnesses (some who would have reason to be biased towards Peltier) allege that one of the agents was taken out by his own "sides" fire...presumably accidentally. Its really a grim expression, prob expounding on the mao tse tung one "political power grows out of the barrel of a gun" Its meant metaphorically to a brain, literally to mercenaries. The physical threat of violence either through physical, removal, ostricism or deprivation of a physical economy via imprisonment or poverty... Those are all examples of political power via the threat of force. To make light of it and decide not to engage further, I'll just say "do you remember the scene in Monty Python's HOLY GRAIL ...where the groveling peasant states "see! See the violence inherent in the system!" Reduced to a joke its funny, but in reality its not. While a "message" is very much worthwhile, it doesn't do much. It DOES however, plant seeds of opposing viewpoints and wisdom; I like to think they Pythons have done much for that aim. |
| waunakonor 05.05.2012 22:01 |
I agree that talking about bad stuff is definitely not helping anything get better, but what can we do? Go back in time and tell the colonists to respect the Native Americans? On a similar note, I like how Queen rarely tries to make an actual statement, but when they do they to really make a point out of it (Death on Two Legs is a big FU to the delightful motherf**ker it's dedicated to; White Man, as previously stated; several anti-punk-rock songs on News of the World, namely Sheer Heart Attack, Fight From the Inside, and Sleeping on the Sidewalk). It makes the messages much more prominent, because they've stated before that they're "not a political band." Also, more on-topic, I don't know why no one's mentioned it yet, but Dear Friends is quite worthy of consideration. It kind of blew my mind the first time I listened to it. |
| Queen4ever13 07.05.2012 12:10 |
White Man is definitely a reminder that Americans should be ashamed of ourselves to this very day. It states a fact and it's a great song. |
| ITSM 07.05.2012 13:42 |
- Flick of the Wrist - Son and Daughter - Was it all worth it? - Ogre Battle |
| jpf 09.05.2012 18:17 |
"Stone Cold Crazy" |
| Dane 10.05.2012 03:07 |
Any of their songs played in Drop-D (Fat Bottomed Girls, White Man, Headlong etc.) sound very heavy. But to me it would be Stone Cold Crazy.. ..or We Will Rock You (Fast BBC version) |
| BradleyP 06.07.2012 23:40 |
thanks to everyone that posted here, I've been revisiting Queen lately was sitting around think I wish someone compiled a heaviest Queen songs CD, The Hitman and Gimme the prize are awesome, I'm working my way through the rest of the list. Brian is such an excellent soloist when it comes to guitar solos I would put Dragon Attack in there too |
| dowens 07.07.2012 00:17 |
Sheer Heart Attack. When I first heard the squealing high pitches towards the end I was like, WTF?! The Hitman is another one, along with Tie Your Mother Down. |
| Adventureskr 07.07.2012 05:52 |
Umm...I cannot see where's the heavy part of Orge Battle,it's more artistic in my opinion.I'm in love with'I'm In Love With My Car'. |
| waunakonor 07.07.2012 09:04 |
I recently showed White Man to someone who claims to be around 25-50% American Indian, and now he's kind of crazy about the song. |
| Duraddict 07.07.2012 10:43 |
Musically, it's a dead tie between White Man and Flick of the Wrist. |
| Marcos Napier 07.07.2012 16:38 |
Interesting that Machines and Tear it up aren't mentioned, from the 80's I think these are the heaviest along with Hitman. I go crazy is nice too. Dead on time and Tie your mother down are the greatest for me. Son and Daughter is very very good in heaviness. Flick of the wrist too. We will rock you fast as well. White man is intense, but not heavy. SHA is fast and noisy, not heavy. The other ones aren't exactly what I'd call heavy. |
| tomchristie22 07.07.2012 20:44 |
Really? I'll be honest, I don't even remember how Machines goes, I've hardly listened to it all the way through. But Tear It Up has a very clear 80's production style, which in my opinion makes it sound pretty un-heavy. |
| MEDUSA-RULES 07.07.2012 22:07 |
WHITE MAN always reminds me of run to the hills by iron maiden |
| koldweather123 10.07.2012 13:33 |
Another song that seems to have been totally overlooked IMO is We Will Rock You. I think its popularity has led people to overlook how heavy that song could sound. Its so simple but its very punchy, you've got that simple but powerful beat that is amplified in a live setting and a great solo. The lyrics are pretty strong IMO as well. There are heavier songs of course (White Man, It's late, Hitman, Gimme the Prize, flick of the wrist, I could go on) but WWRY does seem to have been overlooked a little here so I thought I'd give it some love. |
| BelfastQueenFan 10.07.2012 18:24 |
No Gimmie the Prize? I know it's not a fantastic song. But he virtually screams it like a metal singer. |
| AdamMethos 10.07.2012 18:58 |
BelfastQueenFan wrote: No Gimmie the Prize? I know it's not a fantastic song. But he virtually screams it like a metal singer.I would give the prize to Gimme The Prize too. And I actually do think it's a fantastic song. :D |
| Fone Bone 11.07.2012 11:04 |
Stone Cold Crazy Ogre Battle Dead On Time |
| Mudfrog 17.02.2015 11:46 |
What about The Hero? |
| mooghead 17.02.2015 12:39 |
Explain.... |
| ili 18.02.2015 00:56 |
I guess The Hitman is heavier than most if not all the Queen songs. as the favorites I would go with I want It All, Was It All Worth It, Ogre Battle, Death On Two Legs, Hammer To Fall and Great King Rat |
| Heavenite 19.02.2015 04:56 |
I would say Sheer Heart Attack followed by Stone Cold Crazy. The riff in Jesus is also pretty monstrous and must be right up there. Solo stuff and Brian has a few including Cyborg and Resurrection. |
| sgs8789 19.02.2015 06:37 |
In order, album by album, here are the songs I think are the "heaviest" on each: [listu] [li]Queen = Great King Rat (the solo section in Jesus is fantastic) [li]Queen II = Ogre Battle [li]Sheer Heart Attack = Brighton Rock [li]A Night At The Opera = The Prophets Song (more so for it's darkness) [li]A Day At The Races = Tie Your Mother Down [li]News Of The World = Sheer Heart Attack [li]Jazz = Let Me Entertain You (just thunderous! - listen with a good set of earphones) [li]The Game = Dragon Attack [li]Hot Space = Put Out The Fire [li]The Works = Machines (very underrated) [li]A Kind Of Magic = Gimme The Prize [li]The Miracle = Headlong [li]Innuendo = Hitman (solo section of Innuendo is genius) [li]Made In Heaven = Nothing really heavy here [li]My pick of them all is Sheer Heart Attack from New of the World - just a killer song and live it's nuts!! [/listu] |
| Doga 19.02.2015 09:13 |
Great King Rat Ogre Battle Stone Cold Crazy The Prophet's Song Tie Your Mother Down White Man Sheer Heart Attack Dead On Time The Hero Hammer to Fall Gimme The Prize Princes of the Universe I Want it All Was it all Worth it The Hitman ...pick your favourite. |
| TheAdmiester 19.02.2015 09:14 |
The Miracle = Headlong]Headlong was an Innuendo song ;) As for mine, I'd probably say it's between The Hitman, I Want It All, and Was It All Worth It. |
| Oscar J 19.02.2015 10:30 |
Really? They're lullabies compared to Father To Son, Prophet's Song and White Man. |
| Fat Bottomed Queen 10.06.2015 23:29 |
I would say Hangman, but for released stuff... Eemh... Some stuff on Queen I and The miracle are super heavy. I am not an expert but i think the heaviest is "Gimme the prize" or "I want it alll" Also, to name a few more "Ogre battle" And "Death on two legs" |
| Fat Bottomed Queen 10.06.2015 23:30 |
Sorry for double posting |
| Ale Solan 11.06.2015 10:14 |
Oscar J wrote: Really? They're lullabies compared to Father To Son, Prophet's Song and White Man. Have you ever heard The Hitman? |
| Queenfan2011 20.10.2015 12:43 |
'Silver Salmon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frlR0CYHtVg |
| Queenfan2011 20.10.2015 12:45 |
'Silver Salmon': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frlR0CYHtVg |
| Fat Bottomed Queen 20.10.2015 13:25 |
Queenfan2011 wrote: 'Silver Salmon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frlR0CYHtVgThey look like thugs in that picture. |