The biggest moment of "Radio Ga-Ga's" history was when Queen performed it during their Live Aid set. Freddie had over 80,000 fans chanting the chorus along with him at the tops of their lungs. But I agree with you, the recorded song was pure pop. Oh, and I recently heard it being played softly over the sound system at a Publix Supermarket here in Central Florida.
I’m with Uma; this is a song written to pay the bills or pick up a gallon of milk, not foment change or rip up the dance floor. But the song has Freddie, and I can hear something in his voice that sounds like looking back on his life, which was soon to end to an awful disease.
The biggest moment of "Radio Ga-Ga's" history was when Queen performed it during their Live Aid set. Freddie had over 80,000 fans chanting the chorus along with him at the tops of their lungs. But I agree with you, the recorded song was pure pop. Oh, and I recently heard it being played softly over the sound system at a Publix Supermarket here in Central Florida.
I’m with Uma; this is a song written to pay the bills or pick up a gallon of milk, not foment change or rip up the dance floor. But the song has Freddie, and I can hear something in his voice that sounds like looking back on his life, which was soon to end to an awful disease.
I don't remember hearing this Queen song before. Except for Freddy's voice, it's dreadful.