1st time listen to Queen - Seaside Rendezvous (Official Lyric Video) - Viewer Request.

Let`s hop and skip to this one. What a great light and humorous song. Kind of reminds of you being in love. This is QUEEN, Seaside Rendezvous, vibrant and free spirited song. Put it on loud and dance.
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Lyrics.
Seaside whenever you stroll along with me
I'm merely contemplating what you feel inside
Meanwhile I ask you to be my Clementine
You say you will if you could but you can't
I love you madly
Let my imagination run away with you gladly
A brand new angle highly commendable
Seaside rendezvous
I feel so romantic can we do it again?
Can we do it again sometime uh I'd like that
Fantastic see est la vie mesdames et messieurs
And at the peak of the season
The Mediterranean
This time of year it's so fashionable
I feel like dancing in the rain
Can I have a volunteer?
Just keep right on dancing
What a damn jolly good idea
It's such a jollification as a matter of fact
So très charmant my dear
Underneath the moonlight
Together we'll sail across the sea
Reminiscing every night
Meantime I ask you to be my valentine
You say you'd have to tell your daddy if you can
I'll be your Valentino
We'll ride upon an omnibus and then the casino
Get a new facial
Start a sensational
Seaside rendezvous so adorable
Seaside rendezvous oh
Seaside rendezvous, give us a kiss

[@ibhoge]

Queen fans are a loyal family.🎶💙🌞

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

I can feel it 🎶💙 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@lesliemorgan237]

We certainly are! 🎸

[@vandaduffy5635]

W was w you good day I is the

[@johngraham5996]

yes i think we most definately are, we stand by freddie and don't care for any negative comments about him or any of them for that matter! there has always been a very close bond between the band and the fans and that is one reason freddie loved us to join in during the shows! there is a closeness that does'nt exist with most other bands but the guys did care for us 👑✊🇬🇧

[@HelenaDax]

Freddie let his voice become a little more growly because he liked the effect, but he could reach very high notes until his death and when he wanted, his voice was crystal clear. Cool Cat, Exercises in free love and These are the days of our lives are good examples of this.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

His talent got better with time, unfortunately for our beloved. His health didn't. He is missed. I realize how much of a great singer he was. 🎤 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@carmemdejesus7415]

Three great songs, you should try them!!!

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

The bridge section is done by Freddie & Roger using their voices, to imitation of a orchestra

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Appreciate it Jeannine. I was not going to try and guess who did it. hehe. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@celticpoet21]

Seaside Rendezvous definitely puts a smile on my face, very light and bouncy. "Lazing on a Sunday afternoon" and "Good Company" (sung by Brian playing a ukulele) have that same cheery, bouncy, music hall-vaudeville vibe and same happy effect. Also, in case your wondering, in the line "I'll be your Valentino" Freddie is referring to Rudolf Valentino, a very famous silent movie actor known as "the Latin lover of the silent screen".

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Queen fans are fanatics

[@user-ux9mq3vi1t]

Yes, the true ones, yet reasonable

[@nyima04011]

Queen fanatics say, "Is there any other music needed? NO, it's *all* here! LOL

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

= "Queenaticz"!!! The "z" is there to represent my affiliation. As I don't use "s" at the end of my channel name. Nice use of word play perhaps. 🙂👍🏽👑 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@ohsure07]

Well spotted 😉 fun rag time love it. They really did not want to be boxed. Absolutely correct they loved pushing the limits. Great reaction Hap Thank you ❤️💥

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Rag time, that is great they payed homage to a genre of music during the 70`s that people may have not been keen on. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@hippiejane2683]

Freddie and Roger in the studio just playing around. Read that the tap dancing sound was done with a thimble. Always reminds me of the 20s. On my one trip to London (my daughter went to film school there) we took the train to Brighton. Always reminds me of that.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

I can imagine it bringing up many memories. Kind of wants to make you dance. Somebody left a comment here, saying its ragtime (20s). (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@heyjude1920]

HAP3SPEAKZ It was definitely thimbles on the mixing desk. Just another day of Queen in the recording studio. They even threw coins, at times, into the piano to bounce around.

[@jodiwood5311]

Someday, when we can travel again 🤣 I need to go back to London and take that train to Brighton and visit way more Queen points of interest! Fun!

[@jodiwood5311]

Rendezvous is French for a gathering, a “meet up”. The “S” on the end is silent.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Don't take offense at my innuendo 😉 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@leonarae8496]

This genre is more 1920’s vaudeville/music hall. It makes me think of old black and white movies. The vocals and instrument sounds are all Freddie and Roger. Amazing, they could, and did, do it all

[@barbaraanne5258]

They were absolutely not scared to try anything new....Freddie range was amazing.

[@user-ux9mq3vi1t]

It is time for Cool Cat

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

🙂👍🏽👑 already archived. Thank you dear. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@user-ux9mq3vi1t]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ Will be all ears !

[@heyjude1920]

HAP3SPEAKZ It’s all Freddie and John on guitars, drums and a drum machine. Brian and Roger wanted nothing to do with this song. They didn’t like it. It’s a favorite of mine before bedtime. It’s so soothing!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thank you for the heads up! 🤯 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@dezperez1998]

Oh yes yes darling...love cool cat..cool jazzy feel..another one of my fave queen hidden gems...

[@chaos-fk6fs]

Recorded in 1975 but influenced by music of the 1920s. Lazing on a sunday afternoon from the same album has a similar vibe.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Awesome!!! It through me off ... you know. It's got that 1920's feel to it but released in the 1970's. Odd one... but typical of Queen. Great courage. 💪👑 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@bluebell3720]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ It was on their 75 night of an opera album!

[@yvrkid7070]

This is from Queen's fourth album A Night At The Opera. They were under a lot of pressure to produce something outstanding because their previous management took all their royalties from the first 3 albums and the band were in debt. Under their new management with John Reid they were finally able to make money if the album did well. Some bands would play it safe but not Queen. They put the most creative songs, including Bohemian Rhapsody on the album and finally were able to pay their bills and then some. On the album it says: Vocal Orchestration of Brass - Roger Taylor, Vocal Orchestration of Woodwind - Freddie Mercury. Basically fun in the recording studio with Roger and Freddie! Other fun songs on this album are Good Company with Brian playing Genuine Aloha Ukulele and creating a jazz band and Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon. Genius! Brian said if this album didn't do well they would probably have had to break up. Thank God it did well! You are right saying there weren't any other groups with these types of songs in 1975. There were great UK bands in the 70s but none were as creative as Queen. With 4 great songwriters you never heard repitition with Queen.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

thank you for your detailed comments. I am sure others will love reading it as it provides great insight into the background and motivation of the song. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@karenj3611]

Cool Cat, Dreamers Ball, Melancholy Blues. All 3 great tunes

[@janslowhand1684]

Two quotes from great rockers Ozzy Osbourne "At a time when everybody around was doing God knows what,Queen was making music." and Alice Cooper'"where the hell did they get those songs from?"

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Love that!! 💜 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@rosariofurtadoleite9604]

Something jazzy: my melancholy blues...

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Yes like Ragtime. Somebody else said in the comments. 👑 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@mori1bund]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ The ragtime track is 'Bring Back That Leroy Brown'. 'My Melancholy Blues" is slow piano jazz, something like a George Gershwin jazz standard. 😀

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Hi Mori, funny you should mention that. I've done a reaction to it already 😅 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqmakoyIqqZ4oqs (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@luzvimindagabaca3561]

QUEEN Forever....God Blessed...

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

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[@jeanninedoyle9523]

This song is on their album “A Night at the Opera, which also contains BoRap

[@alessandro102]

I think you're ready to react to "exercises of free love", where freddie tries to imitate the soprano female voice (it's the demo of the song "ensueno" which he sang with monsterrat caballe)

[@sumerfluffy]

Yes, he needs to hear Exercises in Free Love!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

That's great Alessandro. 👑 thank you!! (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Queen back in the 70s - yes....lol the song seems back in the 20s or 30s. oh, Freddie, those lyrics! LOVE it! Thanks again.

[@carmemdejesus7415]

A great reaction to a grest song. You are right, Queen were never afraid to try new sounds & songs!!!!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

💯 thanks for catching my comments in the video. Very glad that you agree and confirm my statement. 👍🏽 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@sumerfluffy]

Freddie was right in wanting people to interpret the music. When I listen to this song, it takes my imagination back to the seaside with women using parasols, kinda like the scene in Mary Poppins when they jump into the drawing on the sidewalk. That specific era. To each his own. Love the reaction by you!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Wow that's a great vivid picture you just painted. I did not a video version to it, BUT again.... I opted for the lyrics/ studio version. Appreciate your feedback and kind comment. 💜 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@mmaloneym]

Freddie never had a voice lesson or teacher and over the years learned what he could actually do with his voice. He had no idea in the early years what kind of power he really had. He use to study singers like Frank Sinatra to try to learn how to control his breath to hold notes for a long period of time. I saw in a documentary where Freddie was talking to producer at the mixing desk and saying he wanted the sound at certain points of Bohemian Rhapsody to “pan” from one side to another. They played with the knobs until it sounded the way Freddie wanted. They were so ahead of their time. Yes, that was Brian again making noises with his mouth again! Lol. Freddie being born in Zanzibar was truly familiar with the “Seaside”

[@johngraham5996]

yeh man you're quite correct it was roger and freddie making the brass sound with their mouths and the tap dancing was roger with thimbles on his fingers sitting at the mixing desk, so simple but very clever at the same time, like you said not afraid to be different!

[@dianefowler8779]

The Valentino referred to in the song was Rudolph Valentino, a famous singer and actor who died in 1926.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thank you for the information Diane. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@GwenCossin]

I love this song, it's a great wake me up tune. Especially since there's riots all around here in Minneapolis. It's nice to hear just some light frilly music 🎶

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Riots? what's happening? Aside that, very glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your comment. 🙂 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@GwenCossin]

It's 1967 all over again in Minnesota this time. Folks have been locked in for 70 days and have pent-up energy to go destroy the city over something we all agree was horrible, the murder of George. Instead of unity they're burning our cities down.

[@pattiebraymanskelly954]

We had near riots here in Detroit last night as well. Luckily our police chief and officers subdued it without too much disturbance. I am just old enough to kind of remember the riots of the late 60s. Music does help!! Stay safe!!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Crazy. All this related to the pent up engery. Sorry to hear about all this. I do hope you find some joy in the Queen reactions I have made playlist if its of any help. Do stay safe. 💜👑 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@islndgrl10shefani89]

@@GwenCossin I'm so disgusted with the ppl doing this nonsense. I'm here in CA/Los Angeles and it's disgusting all together. Good thing I lived in Redondo Beach/Torrance area ..... 🙏🙏🙏 that ppl will stop this riots soon

[@etc7070]

Cheeky! That's exactly what this song was. Light and humorous, but deceptively complex harmonies and vocal acrobatics, which was part of their genius.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

THANK YOU!💯 "cheeky"..... I think they wanted their music to stand out. I can appreciate it that. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@camh5036]

A Freddie and Roger masterpiece

[@bjwaugh4294]

Been a Queen fan since 1975. Binge watch reaction videos about once a month n always watch Queen reactions. Always fun to see a younger generation being amazed at the genius of Queen. Pls react to "My Melancholy Blues". Tu. Enjoy.✌

[@ianbarber1318]

Really enjoying your reactions. I got into queen when I was about 13 years old, around 1994. I would listen to their first 5 albums on repeat. I thought it was made with magic. Now I’m older it’s more impressive, no magic involved, just insane talent 😅

[@cedricsarps4787]

Wonderful ! Love this track and so few reactions on it. Thank you so much !!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@angelak.7365]

Thanks for doing my suggestion! Another fun fact, the "tap dancing" you hear is thimbles on Roger's fingers tapping on a table.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

No problem Angela. Thank you again. Very happy to read your message. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@carmenfelton3171]

Two good songs who show Freddie's crystal clear voice like in the 70's are actually from the album "Innuendo" Freddie's last album being alive. One is "I'm Going Slightly Mad" Freddie used more his lower register singing it and then quite the contrast in "The Show Must Go On" with insanely high vocals that could shatter glas. I would like to recommend them and doing them back to back, because it's unbelievable that it was the same guy singing them shortly before his death. Not only from the registers but also the different moods they show. One song is full of humour and fun even though dealing with side effects of his medication, and the other one is him dealing with the end of his life. Freddie used to sing in the school choir in India for a short time, but when he started singing professionally he used to sing only in falsetto with his vibrato so strong that Roger compared his voice with an "amplified sheep". After listening to his first recording Freddie was quite upset about the way he sounded that he used a break of some weeks to work relentlessly on his voice so that when they started recording again he sounded the way he wanted. He always worked on his voice, keen to make it better and better throughout his career.

[@bluebell3720]

I think he sounds good when he recorded as larry lurex! I think Roger is referring to when they heard him at the sink club in 69 before they became Queen in 70

[@carmenfelton3171]

@@bluebell3720 Freddie recorded as Larry Lurex in the early 70's when they've had already established Queen. It was part of the contract they signed. Before Queen Freddie was in two bands Ibex and Wreckage before he joined Roger and Brian. Roger, Brian and Tim Staffel formed the band Smile so Freddie watched them on stage and Roger and Brian watched Freddie with his bands.That was how they met anyway.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Already done a reaction to him when he recorded as Larry. In the playlist 🙂

[@kellycrook543]

In this song, Freddie and Roger used their voices to sound like instruments, in the middle of the song.Queen did it all.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Aw great Kelly. Well I was not going to try and guess whose mouth was doing what. hehe Good to know now, that Freddie and Roger did that. Great friends. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@helenclarke4735]

Late '70's I think. The whole song is done by Freddie and Roger kazoo and other instruments and all. I think it started as a joke and got better.

[@victoriaswan9041]

Freddie Mercury held a Dr.s degree in music. This song reminds me of the twenties, I love it.

[@rcdolphin714]

Queen, The Beatles and Van Halen are just about the only bands that do this homage to the nostalgic music of the roaring 20's.

[@imocchidoro]

They could do any style of music and had no problem showing it off.

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

That’s why you do Good Company which is also from Night at the Opera when Brian makes his guitar sound like an orchestra

[@marvalstith2749]

Hey! They're LEGENDS. Old stuff for sure - BUT, great music. Like this creativity so am pleased to listen to it with you and others. That's what I like about 'reactions', get to have others on the ride with me, enjoying or finding something I didn't notice or appreciate. Thanks.

[@queenmiriam3058]

Great reaction! I really hope you want to react to You take my breath away live at Hyde Park 1976. Freddie is really mesmerizing in this video ❤

[@The1queencollector]

Freddie captured this 1920s style Vaudeville type song perfectly. You can imagine a guy in a straw boater hat with a pinstripe suit and cane singing this. The next song on the album was a lot more punchier. Freddie had perfect control on what type of voice he wanted to put out.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Oh perfect description! I can see that now. Thanks for dropping a comment. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@cristiona22]

This came out in 1975 on their A Night At The Opera Album. I love it, it’s such a fun song and always feel happy I when I hear it. I can imagine the fun Freddie and Roger had in the studio doing the instrument sounds with their voices and the tap dancing with thimbles on the console. To think that this is on the same album as The Prophets Song and Bohemian Rhapsody just shows the amazing versatility of these boys.

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Thank you

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

I’m here late I’m in the middle of moving from one house to another. So I’ll just say thank you so much loved it. Really fun reaction.😃👍🌼✌️

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

This song is my their album A Night at the Opera, which had Bohemian Rhapsody

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks for that Jeannie It`s like night and day, between both songs. lol (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@marie2a731]

Love this one , thank you 😊🏖

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

You’re welcome 😊 really cool - vibe. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow 🥰 loved it 😍 what a happy song 😍 thanks liked already subscribed 😁❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️

[@DianeSmith0946]

You need to also react to 39 live at Earls Court....its a song by Brian and shows you yet another side of Queen. I think you will find it interesting

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Please “Was it all Worth it” from The Miracle album

[@johnfloyd4166]

I live in scarborough England. So as a queen fan..it lives rent free in my head..still love it..❤😊😊

[@johnfloyd4166]

Beautiful track.brillant album ❤❤😊😊

[@alicefarr3927]

I love this. Freddie and the boys can sing and play anything and make it sound terrific. Most would not try to get out of their comfort zone. These guys perform in a comfort zone 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Walter_Arrecis_Letona]

Esta es una de esas canciones que desearías que tardara mucho más. Saludos desde Ciudad de Guatemala en Centro América.

[@janettesinclair6279]

Freddie's clarity of diction and timing in quite a complicated song is superb, and the vocal orchestral bit is amazing. Era 1920's I think.

[@Plasticmilxy]

Happy valentine day

[@JK-ld8cd]

Yes its the 70s, and songs like this is what made Queen stand out from the rest. Not afraid to take chances, just an awesome band.

[@philtang1942]

Check out Queen ‘Dead On Time’ a good rockin’ song.. 👍

[@flyingcloud6776]

yes, this song shows their rebellious side, or you could also say, their playful side. They had soo many sides, even some music hall style or vaudeville songs like this (others are Bring back that Leroy Brown, and Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon, both songs are very short.) Yes, Freddie made it sound so easy, but the vocals are sung incredibly high for a male. I only realized how high it is, while listening to Marc Martel singing this song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aImYnp2OnrR6ocU

[@nyima04011]

hahahaha, so sweet, to watch you tryin' to figure out what the heck is going on???? These guys were steeped in the music 'they came up to' - which was much more diverse than popular music is in our time. They were able to make use of all the inspiration they gathered along the way. Thanks!!! Best #queenreaction !

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Love how they were able to take sounds from the past and make it sound timeless. Even today! wow!! (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@bigmallly7863]

Cheers Fella, another great ragtime 20's comb & paper classic.......or it could have been a Kazoo.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks BigMally! - I am not really aware of the genres of that time to be honest. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@angelak.7365]

The kazoo sound was just their voice.

[@lindastodola133]

Queen liked to play around with genres- kinda vaudeville- like the 20’s?

[@PianobyDavidHallett]

Hi! Try The Night Comes Down from Queens debut album "Queen". Done on a very limited budget. The Queen sound is all there even in those early days .

[@GinMae]

This is one song on which Brian had NO involvement - in any way -- Freddie & Roger did the "vocal orchestrations" -I heard that some of the "tap-dancing" sounds were just Fred tapping fingers on the desk with thimbles..

[@juliannetomlinson]

Good old fashioned lover boy reaction please.

[@christelsegbars1630]

Hahaha thank you for bringing back memories. In primairy school we had to sing for a grade. Me as a Queen fan sang this song once in stead of everybodys 'row row row your boot' or the dutch 'Berend botje ging uit varen'. The look on our teachers face , I got an A for effort.... 😍

[@berlinman5409]

we can already hear the special QueenSound when their voices come together what also gives them their unmistakable Sound - great - never heard this song - cool :)

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Welcome Ralph, glad you enjoyed the reaction. I agree there is certainly different sound when they combine themselves. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Awesome reaction, I am glad you can actually appreciate songs such as these, not everyone has the vision for it. This is pure Vaudeville or Music Hall. Of course a song such as this was never released as a single, but this song is quite popular with acapella groups and choirs. When you listen to songs such as these you should listen to all of expression in Freddie's voice. It something you don't hear that much from other singers. Throughout a song such as this Freddie would use different colours and tones in his voice to tell the story. Freddie's voice gained a lot more power during the 80's, and he had a much more macho image in the 80's. But he could still sometimes pull out the 70's vocals when he wanted. A great example of this is on their last album, Innuendo from 1991, with the song Don't Try So Hard kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGjOhpZrh8iAp8U, it is a great song. This is what opera singer Montserrat Caballe said about Freddie's voice: "He was able to glide effortlessly from one register to another. The difference between Freddie and almost all other rocks stars was that he was selling the voice. His phrasing was subtle, delicate and sweet or energetic and slamming. He was able to find the right colouring or expressive nuance for each word." Queen did panning right from their first album a great song from their first album with a lot of panning effects is My Fairy King kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJa5m3idad-hh80, it is probably the first epic song they tried to make. If you really want to hear Freddie's voice at the beginning, you should listen to basically one of the first recordings Freddie made, it was done under the name Larry Lurex, Brian and Roger are also playing on the song. It is a cover song from The Ronettes and The Beach Boys, I Can Hear Music kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaukZYKvltGHq6s. When you hear that it is somewhat astonishing to think how he went from this voice to the voice in Who Wants To Live Forever. Freddie actually started singing quite late, he only started singing around the age 23. He was in a school band, but he was only the piano player of the band, not the singer.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks Zenobia. I got that song... and yes I'm really quite keen to hear how he sounded at the start. Would be worth exploring. Again, love the lesson you provide and it really does shine more light on Queen. 👑 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ Okay, that is great as always I am looking forward to you're reactions!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

👑 thank you. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@crcc23]

Ferry fella master stroke and March of the black queen should be next

[@JohnHazelwood58]

as you stopped by the word "sail" i was thinking about queen's "sail away sweet sister" ... - gonna hear that next! check it out - I'll do it now :-)

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks John. 🎶👏👏 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@JanS1]

I know I feel refreshed :)

[@maximebriochain5567]

it comes from the album A night àt the opera.1974 - 1975. There are a lot of different sounds and rythm in this album. You already a lot ot its songs. I would like to see you to react to "Death on two legs - Live London 1979. first song of this album. You will see Freddie playing the piano intro in a very lazy, relaxed way.

[@maximebriochain5567]

@@lynnhoffman247 You're right. But you see He wants to react first That's why i suggest to watch a live rather the studio version. The only time I woud ask to react to a video version of one of their song, that would be "Don't stop me now"

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

I'll have to do it, back to back then... So its LIVE first then STUDIO? Or STUDIO first then the LIVE version? 🤯 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@elkrain9546]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ I agree, Studio version with Lyrics first, then Live.

[@maximebriochain5567]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ Well I suggest you the live version for the virtuosity of Freddie at playing piano and his attitude. But yes for the lyrics you should probably begin with the studio version. As for myself i would always watch live if I can. And for the story about "Don't stop me now" I heard two things : First Brian didn't like to play it because it remambered him the life that Freddie was living (need to be confirmed though). Second, a mathematician made some kind of equation (he didn't have something more important to do) inculding keys, rythm and so on to find what kind of songs would give happiness.. First one : Don't stop me now.

[@maximebriochain5567]

@@lynnhoffman247 Il works for me, that's the reason I have no problem to believe it.

[@sharonhalliday3180]

Ride the Wild Wind, written by Roger. Two versions, one sung by Roger, one sung by Freddie. Both are good, but my preference is Freddie's

[@michelleturner3087]

Very 1920’s vibe.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Oh yeah the 1920`s. Somebody else here mentioned Rag Time. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@kevinapplegate2759]

Its 40s music, oscar wilde etc

[@heyjude1920]

The lyric video is great. But this video pairs the recording with footage from the early 1900’s. It’s quite amusing to watch on your own. It’s pretty indicative of the time period. It always gives me a giggle. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kITEfoyhn66enJo 🤪🤪 BTW, in New Jersey we don’t go “to the beach”. Wherever you live we go down “to the shore”. It’s a Jersey thing 😉

[@nanaprn7809]

You must listen to Two tourists that is supposed to be TWO TORRIATE

[@helenclarke4735]

This song was done by Freddie and Roger (maybe John) I think while Brian was in hospital. Anyway, the kazoo and high parts were done Roger and the low instruments done by Freddie. Years later Roger said they were playing around and he couldn't remember how they managed to do it. It's a 20s style.

[@johngraham5996]

brian was in hospital during the making of sheer heart attack in 1974 with his hepatitas b, not during the making of this album, they were holed up in rockfield studio, an old farm in wales recording this, they all had seperate bedrooms and lived on site, so brian was not in hospital during the making of this

[@helenclarke4735]

@@johngraham5996 I meant this particular song. Brian was sick with different ailments during their time together.

[@taniagariepy]

Hi Hap ragtime and released just for fun I suspect. There is a distinct lack of humour in you youngsters, although you tried.😻

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks for your comment Tania. From a management perspective I think most record labels would think twice before letting a song like this being released. Especially for a new band in the 70's to deciate a song to ragtime. Thus Queen certainly had the guts to release it at a time, I assume, would have otherwise hurted their career. I kind wanted to say that but not in so many words. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️

[@sally-anncloete7637]

Please react to Freddy Mercury - Time waits for nobody. Released 2017, you won regret't it!!!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thank you Sally-ann. I got your suggestion archived. 👑 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@sally-anncloete7637]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ thank youuuu!!!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Don't expect it any time soon though. I have a vast amount songs and trying to work through. When was the song released? 👑 (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ)©️

[@sally-anncloete7637]

@@HAP3SPEAKZ no problem, I look forward to following your archive, enjoying it so far! 👍 The song was released in 2017 by Dave Clark who lost the footage for years and luckily managed to find it and release it. It is one of the songs that Freddy sang for a musical that Dave Clark was producing called Time.

[@JK-ld8cd]

No synthesizers !!!

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

1975

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thank you Jeannine. 1970's music paying homage to the 1920's. Wonderful. (Copyrighted HAP3SPEAKZ) ©️