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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Bohemian Rhapsody (page 1/ 8) ------ performed by Queen Great song | Reviewer: Lizzey | 12/10/09 As well as being a big Metallica fan I am also a big Queen fan (R.I.P Freddie Mercury). I would never compare Metallica's frontman James Hetfield to Queen's Freddie because they're totally different so if anyone like the person who wrote about My Chemical Romance wants to compare frontmen then do it with two that are similar. Anyway, I'm fifteen years old but I've listened to Queen practically all my life. I think that this song is really deep and meaningful even if I caren't understand what the words are about. Pure Genius | Reviewer: Niloo | 10/31/09 I think there are 2 reasons that some people may not like this song: 1. They are retarded and ignorant, that's why they can't understand the beauty of it. 2. They are jealous about uniqueness of this song and genius of Queen. I believe this isn't exaggerate at all, if Bohemian Rhapsody called " best song of all the time". and i don't think it's just my own opinion. Answer to Prosper: In live performances, Freddie would often sing the opening vocals of the song "Mustapha" in place of the complex introduction to "Bohemian Rhapsody", going from "Allah we'll pray for you" to "Mama, just killed a man...". p.s. that's Ibrahim, not eevaheev. For fanofthefabfour: If you are a huge Beatles fan, I'm a huge Queen fan too. But I'll never put Beatles or anyone else down just because I'm the biggest fan of Queen. Everyone has a favorite. If you don't like them, don't listen to them and don't leave such a stupid comment. You have the right to love whoever you want, but you don't have any right to insult the thing or the one that you don't like. Please be liberal, ok? for clarity | Reviewer: kweng | 9/28/09 just to clear things up...this song was definitely NOT about freddie having aids since this was written about 10 years before he was infected. the meaning of this song is a secret only known to freddie (and maybe the band) but it's absolutely not about aids. regarding the live with the intro of "allah, we'll pray for you", etc. it's a different song called Mustapha and fred sings the opening of that song as, "Ibrahim, ibrahim, allah we'll pray for you" and then to bohrap. BTW, mercury's religion is zoroastrianism :D Opalescence tooth whitening directions | Reviewer: Scot | 9/4/09 Could you help me. It's not the hours you put in your work that counts, it's the work you put in the hours. I am from Austria and too poorly know English, please tell me right I wrote the following sentence: "traditional substance of difficult experiment is temperature, in the temperature that forces are uncharacterized well to let the bigger energy." Regards ;-) Scot. Some wrong lirics | Reviewer: Riza | 8/14/09 The words sound like eve..eve.. Alah are Bismillah. That were from Al-Qur'an language. Thats word usually used if moslem people want to say their god<ALLAH. SWT> before they wanna do something or finishing important with the name of god. I think, freddy just worried about he's life by hiv aids. He know that he will be die anytime god call him up. So its surrounding he's regret want to get back on the right side. wierd but mesmerising | Reviewer: siva | 7/17/09 I was introduced to this song just a day after i first heard I WANT IT ALL.I was amazed to see the versatality in their work touching the two extremes of music with such an ease.This was a great song and with freddie on the lead it was the greatest song ever made without any doubt.May was at his magical best and his guitar was weaving magic. RIP freddie Live version difference | Reviewer: Prosper | 6/12/09 Don't know if anyone has heard but when Freddy Mercury sang this live he added a part at the beginning. I do not know the words he used in the first part but I do for the second. It was like : "Eeeevaheeeeeev!Eeeevaheeeeeev! Alah Alah Alah will pray for you." Then the rest came. I understand the Alah part but what about the eeevaheev thing? Great song and love the band. Wish Freddy was still here. About Freddy | Reviewer: P | 6/14/09 One of the greatest opera voices to every grace rock-pop. Imagine Mika and multiply him by 10! As for his gayness, he was open about it from the start. Killer Queen, the name of the band, the moustache, the armbands. He refused to make an issue of it, as he was a performer. Why should he? Because he wasn't a tart about it, I don't think many took any notice of it. There was just not a rock group around with the vocal talent, musical talent and feeling for the "zeitgeist" that they had. They were rare - easy to listen to, but somehow mind expanding. He also didn't make an issue of his Indian/Bahai roots. I grew up with his music, thinking him the most English person I'd heard. Perhaps in some respects he was - he lived as he wished, didn't make an issue of it and his sheer bloody talent is what lives on. This song shows both his vocal dexterity and intelligence as a human being. It has nothing whatsoever to do with AIDS or any of that. Freddy also left none of his estate to gay groups, but made sure his lifetime lover Jim Hutton was looked after. At the end of the day, is any of that relevant or our business? P Freddy > any other frontman | Reviewer: Will | 6/9/09 Anonymous you are an idiot dont ever compare anyone to Freddy, especially someone from a band as horrible as My Chemical Romance your an idiot. He is the greatest frontman ever and no one else will ever top him Correction | Reviewer: Xubayr | 6/3/09 They don't say 'It's the LAW!' It's actually 'Bismillah'. Lyrical references in this passage include Scaramouche, the fandango, Galileo Galilei, Figaro and "Bismillah," as rival factions fight over the narrator's soul. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8