If you were offered the choice of having sex . . . and listening to QUEEN'S "Bohemian Rhapsody". . . you'd put your iPod down, right?  Well, according to a new U.K. survey, you might regret that decision.

2,000 "music fans" were polled, and more than 40% of them . . . or two in five . . . claimed listening to music is "more arousing" than intercourse. 

The music psychologist who conducted the survey says, quote, "From neuro-scientific research we know that music can activate the same pleasure centers of the brain that also respond to much less abstract rewards such as food, drugs or sex."

So, what kind of music are we talking about here?  Well, Queen songs for one.  Respondents were asked to choose songs they considered better than sex and "Bohemian Rhapsody" topped the list.  Three other Queen jams made the Top 20.

1.)  "Bohemian Rhapsody",  Queen

2.)  "Sex on Fire",  Kings of Leon

3.)  "Angels",  Robbie Williams . . .

4.)  "Bat Out of Hell",  Meatloaf

5.)  "Livin' on a Prayer",  Bon Jovi

6.)  "My Heart Will Go On",  Celine Dion . . .

7.)  "Set Fire to the Rain",  Adele

8.)  "Agadoo",  the British "Euro pop" band Black Lace

9.)  "Comfortably Numb",  Pink Floyd

10.)  "Don't Stop Me Now",  Queen

11.)  "I Want to Break Free",  Queen

12.)  "Insomnia",  the British electronic group Faithless

13.)  "Just the Way You Are",  Bruno Mars

14.)  "Mr. Brightside",  The Killers

15.)  "Paradise City",  Guns N' Roses

16.)  "Viva La Vida",  Coldplay

17.)  "Who Wants to Live Forever",  Queen

18.)  "Your Song",  Elton John

19.)  "Anything",  Luther Vandross

20.)  "Born in the U.S.A." or "Born to Run",  Bruce Springsteen