Name your three favourite songs by... [The Wolfe Tones]

[AustinPowers]

Bohemian Rhapsody - just a weird, bonkers but brilliant tune. Has to be at 1

I Want To Break Free

A winters Tale - I really enjoyed their  Made in heaven album , released  after Freddie died.  Im far from Queen's biggest fan , but that song   was  like a poem  by Freddie from beyond the grave.  Really haunting  song with  great vocals 

[Jell 0 Biafra]

Like with U2, not a fan, and I'd struggle to name 3 I like.

Another One Bites The Dust
Under Pressure
Crazy little thing (not great, but it makes 3rd spot).

Really, really don't like Bohemian Rhapsody.

[tonto1888]

Hammer to fall
Princes of the Universe
Another one bites the dust

[Applesisapples]

Bohemian Rhapsody
Dreamers Ball
Death on Two Legs

[Ronnie]

Bohemian Rhapsody
Killer Queen
Radio Ga Ga

I wouldn't listen to them that much

[time ticking away]

Few average to poor songs with one of the best ever vocalist whom had great stage presence.

The Show must go on
Who Wants to Live Forever
Fat Bottomed Girls

Same 3 as above.

Love under pressure also

[AustinPowers]

Another band bites  the dust?

[AustinPowers]

Ready for another?

Oasis, maybe?

[Olly]

These are the days of our lives
It's a Hard Life

[bennydorano]

Fat bottomed girls
Flash
7 seas of rhye

[Lubo Moravcik]

'39
Radio Gaga
A Kind of Magic

[Taylor]

Ragio Gaga
We are the champions
The show must go on

[Tony Baloney]

Nirvana. I see Steve Albini is dead who was the main engineer on In Utero. My picks:

All Apologies
Come As You Are
Lithium

[Puckoon]

Nirvana. I see Steve Albini is dead who was the main engineer on In Utero. My picks:

All Apologies
Come As You Are
Lithium

Good Man Tony - finally moving closer to the best band ever!

Drain You
Serve the Servants
Teen Spirit

Lithium was the track that grabbed me back then but it's been surpassed. Would argue heavily that Drain You is the best track they ever made but understand it's not as popular as HSB, or All Apologies.

[weareros]

All Apologies
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Where Did You Sleep Last Night

Last is an old folk song "In the Pines" most associated with the legendary Huddie Ledbetter, but of much older origin (possibly a murder ballad of Irish or Scots origin in the vein of Rose Connolly). Anyway Kurt makes it his own in the unplugged performance.