39' Queen (Official Video) Reaction

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[@laurenraubaugh9542]

They’re maybe the most talented group of people to ever walk the stage. Not only were they all multi-talented musically (Freddie with vocals, piano, and a little guitar; Roger with drums, vocals, and even guitar and other instruments; Brian with guitar, piano, and vocals; John with bass and a bunch of other instruments), but they all wrote at least one number one hit song each (which no other band has done, even the Beatles). They’re also all super well-educated and all have at least four-year degrees... Brian has a PhD in astrophysics, and this song is about time/relativity with space travel. John majored in electrical engineering and actually built a custom amp Queen used. Similarly, Brian also built his trademark red special guitar with his dad! Freddie majored in graphic design and also loved designing costumes - he was a super-talented artist as well who drew some great portraits of other singers while still in school. He also designed the Queen logo! Roger was majoring in dentistry at first but I think he ultimately got a degree in biology. They used to perform on the university campus!

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

All the members of The Beatles only wrote hit songs when the band was already broken up. So Queen does have the distinction of every member in the group writing a number hit song. They are the only band that has been inducted into the songwriters hall of fame as a whole group.

[@geraldherrmann787]

Brian May is considered one of the smartest people ever to walk on a stage. He is a Doctor of Astrophysics. Maybe you wanna do John next, so you have covered all Queen members. Bassist John Deacon almost never sang, only in choir, but he wrote some of their greatest songs: "You're My Best Friend", "Spread Your Wings", "Another One Bites the Dust", "I Want to Break Free" ... among others. I love your Queen journey. If you love this very song, you have dozens of songs to discover from their albums of the mid seventies.

[@wnsafford1854]

Plus, at age 21, John built the Deacy amp, which Brian used from the 1970s to 90s. In 98, Brian wanted a replica built, but since the original had never needed adjustment or repair, it'd never been worked on, so nobody knew exactly how it worked. It took 12 years to reproduce. Here's a link to the article; hackaday.com/2017/05/08/a-queen-mystery-the-legend-of-the-deacy-amp/

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Watching KZbin videos with other rock bandd members saying that the members of Queen were really nice and helpful, but they felt uncomfortable talking to them at times because all of the members were just so damn smart and well-spoken. They had John the engineer and electronics and Brian the PHD astrophysics along with Rodger on the drums and vocals as the dentist. Lol he's never worked in dentistry but only studied Dentistry. FRED was the graphic illustration major and he also got a minor in graphic design. They were a combination of everything that almost didn't really match together but yet they did go together and they Blended so extremely well and they were all feisty and they had to fight for their spot in that band. It made them good because they would fight and argue about which song got on the album and they would have walk out , but they would put aside their personal differences because they knew their business and the band was the golden egg that made them the money. When they decided to finally share all credits in 1988, they got a lot closer and they really should have done that years before because all four of them put into that van even though Brian and Fred did write most of the songs but the hits that John Deacon wrote we're like out of nowhere awesome and another one bites the dust went multi-platinum in the USA. All thanks to Michael Jackson listening to them recording this song and Michael told them to release it that it was going to break the charts in the USA and the band was saying they weren't even sure they were going to put it on the album yet ( the game) Michael told them that they were playing risk with Bohemian Rhapsody and they weren't going to lose anything with another one bites the dust so they released it and it went quadrupal platinum in 4 months.

[@dianefowler8779]

The high, angelic voice you hear is the drummer, Roger Taylor, whose falsetto is somewhere up in the stratosphere. Brian is correctly Dr. Brian May, and he collaborated with NASA on some of our space projects. He is still singing, playing and touring, and though his hair is now gray, it is still long and curly and still adorable - he is aging like very fine wine!

[@AnjisCastle]

OH - and that Crazy High voice you're hearing is Actually the Drummer, Roger :) another interesting fact :)

[@OffTapLife]

That is so so incredible omg!! Roger is amazing!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Roger and Freddie are singing the same notes in this song, their voices is just different. Roger had the loud/ sharp falsetto at this time, and Freddie had a much softer falsetto during this time. Their voices changes during the 80's.

[@MargotRecabarren]

Queen is outstanding..., a critic said once: no matter if it’s about metal, progressive rock, pop, glam rock, hard rock, pop, rhythm 'n blues, funk and disco, country, gospel and soul, and even music-hall and ragtime....., or any music styles... Queen could create and sing anything in a Queen’s style. They created their own style, You can start listen some harmonies... and you know it’s Queen singing ... with the incomparable Freddie’s voice, well, with Brian’s voice in this AMAZING song!!

[@trojanboy88]

"Your mothers eyes from your eyes cry to me" Gets to me every time. Returning 100 years later but the astronauts only aged 1 year, now the same age as their grandchildren. Imagine coming back and seeing the same eyes your wife/husband had, passed on to your grandkids and is all that remains of what you once knew 100 years ago 😩

[@qthelost]

And that's drummer Roger Taylor hitting those extremely high notes. There's one live video of this where Freddie is egging Roger on to go higher and higher by saying, "Come on, Blondie!"

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Freddie and Roger are actually hitting the same notes in this song, Roger's falsetto, during this time just had more resonance, iow it louder and sharper.

[@qthelost]

@@ZENOBlAmusic Sure sounds like Freddie hitting a lower part here. Here's a great tribute to Roger's incredible falsetto. 1 min 36 secs in is where they get to "39." kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHvReo19hL2Dn5o

[@qthelost]

@@Motown-1966 Freddie used the "come on blondie" line a number of times. The time he used it on Roger's vocals may have been in the middle of one of the documentaries. I'll have to hunt it down again because I saw it not that long ago and I thought it was funny, it looked like Roger's lungs were about to come up. (edited) Okay I found where I saw it. This video about 8 mins 12 into it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpu6gnSKfsydhbc

[@richardscales9560]

It's a really sad song when you read the lyrics. 'For my life still ahead pity me.' Come back from your space trip and everyone you knew is dead, aged while you stayed young. Great track. Great album. Prophets Song another great track

[@falcon215]

Queen was the first band I ever saw live. 1976. Life was never the same for me! Thank you for reacting to this and bringing back the memory of them playing this song.

[@juanspeko]

Queen legit will destroy autotune. Well said.

[@metteg.1898]

Ridzuan Md Nazir I saw a video with a dude using autotune on Freddies voice and it actually made him sound worse in several places😂

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Thanks for showing Brian's vocals. Great stuff, right there! They have mixed some performances together here into a compilation, based on those super speedy costume changes! Best time travel song out there!

[@binklebonknz]

Freddy followed Brian and Roger's group Smile, when their lead singer dropped out he was right there ready to jump in, he noticed that Brian and Roger had the talents that complemented his talent. They came up with the name Queen in 1970, 50 year anniversary of Queen this year.

[@OffTapLife]

Wow cool thank you for the back info very interesting!!Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@tomasj458]

Yawn.

[@papalaz4444244]

All 4 members of Queen not only wrote songs but all of them wrote a #1 hit for Queen.

[@ben1ben]

*_Queen In the Lap of the Gods Live at the Rainbow 1974 is Great and sounds Angelic and It's Half instrumental half lyrics song._*

[@cindirella7423]

+1

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

In The Lap Of The Gods Revisited is a much better song.

[@lynnhoffman247]

Both songs are equally great & deserve to be listened to in order, IMHO

[@ben1ben]

@@ZENOBlAmusic Well yeah Lyrically and how the Crowd works with it. But The First Version has his own Special things that I like more

[@ben1ben]

@@Motown-1966 what else could it be lmao 😂😂 (but except for the AAA It's really a great song. The Piano sounds great Freddie sounds great, just everything sounds great as always.)

[@AnjisCastle]

I got a Queen one you'll Love - it was on the Soundtrack of Highlander - find "Who wants to live forever" ♡♡♡ you'll be glad you did ♡♡♡

[@OffTapLife]

Hey thanks will check it out!! ;-)

[@mmaloneym]

Off Tap Life Watch it live at Wembley 7/11/86. It is beautiful.

[@bettybaby63]

Off Tap Life yes live please, Budapest 86 is another great performance.

[@molokoko786]

Yeah watch the live ones at either Budapest or Wembley. Budapest for my money is marginally better but they are both amazeballs!

[@karenj3611]

Both versions are great, the studio version has the Harmonies you love, the live performance is mostly Freddie at his best

[@Sassypaws4927]

Who else would write a folk song about space travel but Queen lead guitarist, Brian May who is more properly known is Dr. Brian May (he has a Ph.D. in Astrophysics specializing in the reflective properties of interplanetary dust)? Brian actually worked with NASA on the New Horizons project. All of the members of Queen were not only musically talented (each member of the group composed songs and every single one of them had hits), they were all well educated. Freddie graduated from Ealing Art College with a degree in Art and Fashion Design. He was either going to be a graphic designer or a fashion designer but, of course, he became a Rock Star instead. He did put his degree to some use, as Freddie designed the very distinctive Queen logo - www.famouslogos.net/queen-logo/. Roger Taylor, the drummer (whose voice is so high, that Freddie used to refer to Roger has having a dog whistle voice), graduated with a degree in biology and was planning to go on to become a dentist. John Deacon (Deacy), the bass guitarist, has a degree in Electronic Engineering. Though he never sang on any of the recordings because, as Deacy so modestly stated when asked if he was planning do a single album, "I can't sing". He did sing harmonies with the band on stages so that means his voice was good but just not the same quality as Freddie's, Brian's, or Roger's. Deacy had other talents in addition to the guitar. He created the Deacy Amp (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deacy_Amp) which Brian used on about 90% of Queen's songs along with his Red Special guitar to create Queen's unique sound. FYI - Brian's guitar, affectionately known as the Red Special was designed and built by Brian and his father when he was around 16 or 17 years old (he said it took 2 years to make). Brian knew the sound he wanted to make but he couldn't afford to buy the type of guitar that might produce it so he made one and he still plays the Red Special (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Special).

[@mlevy15966]

If you listen to Freddie’s “Barcelona “ (with Soprano Caballé) will blow you away even further!

[@lasuna7792]

ITA. IMO Barcelona is the most amazing album ever produced by a rock star especially because it's a completely different genre of music. Freddie was a musical genius. His singing alone puts him at the top but then he writes the most incredible music as well. He owned every genre he delved into. Such an incredible artist. And then when you add the rest of the band it doesn't get any better.

[@hotspace7236]

And how can I go on

[@The1queencollector]

@@hotspace7236 best song on the album but that's just knit picking

[@hotspace7236]

@@The1queencollector I love all the songs on the album

[@The1queencollector]

@@hotspace7236 it's a fantastic masterpiece of an album and I am not into opera

[@arwenodinson8803]

Your look at 3:06 made me bust a gut and I woke up my husband! 😂 worth it.... Also, John Deacon is the bass player and he does not sing. He'll be the first to tell you he doesn't have a singing voice. However, he's extremely smart (master level engineer that custom made an amp for Brian) and musically SOLID. His bass line is impeccable and he's a great song writer too! He wrote some of Queens biggest hits including Another One Bites the Dust, You're My Best Friend, I Want To Break Free and the famous bass line for Under Pressure. He's quiet and stays in the background but he was thier secret weapon!

[@OffTapLife]

Lol hehehe 😂❤😆 Glad you enjoyed!! Will def react to those songs soon stay tuned!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@wnsafford1854]

@@OffTapLife Since you're appreciating Queen so much and are also in the bizz, thought you might be interested an article about the Deacy amp, which John built at 21 (and Brian used from the 70s-90s). Also, an interview with Brian detailing how he and his dad built his "Red Special" (his primary guitar for his entire career). hackaday.com/2017/05/08/a-queen-mystery-the-legend-of-the-deacy-amp/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioSZk4N8pKh8ocU

[@MargotRecabarren]

..”Who can sing like that...??” Queen my dear... only Queen..!!

[@gaztl1000s]

If you watch them perform 39 live, it's exactly the fun feel good song that you felt this was,if you do watch it,as a drummer,watch Rodger,all he has is a kick drum,and a tambourine,but take note of him hitting the tambourine on the opposite beat to the drum, I can't imagine how hard that must be,but live,it was sung by Freddie,and boy did they have fun with it, fantastic 👍👍

[@Janetjrfan]

I love you so much! You are the best! I could watch your Queen reactions over and over again! LOVE it!

[@hippiejane2683]

And I’ll say it again - One Vision. Both the studio version and live at Wembley are super great!

[@nyima04011]

The extended studio version is really fun, but the Wembley version is epic!

[@hippiejane2683]

@@nyima04011 Have to agree with that!😊

[@queenmiriam3058]

Yes please!!!!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/opjal4B8atCGgJI

[@dianefowler8779]

Brian sang Too Much Love duet with Luciano Pavarotti. When they walked out onto the stage together, the crowd began chanting Brian Brian Brian. You will ABSOLUTELY LOVE Brian singing that song as a solo. He wrote it to express the pain he was going through between his first and second marriages. You can hear the anguish in his voice and see it on his face.

[@celinhabr1]

This song is amazing, i love it, such intelligent lyrics. It's one of my fav Queen songs.

[@OffTapLife]

Absolutely agree!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@molokoko786]

It’s insane to think all 4 members of Queen wrote number one hits, and even more Inasne 39 was never released as a single - but then they had so many incredible songs! And you are right they are like angles, at least 95% are about love and happiness. And in almost every genre they have a smashed a great song out! Wait till you hear White Queen live at Hammersmith 75 - beautiful power ballad!!! Thanks for making your reactions - they’re the best!

[@matt47110815]

Not sure if someone mentioned it already: It is possibly the only Rock/Folk Song about Relativity and Space/Time Travel! And yes, Brian May has a PhD in Astrophysics - ironically looks a bit like Isaac Newton.

[@dianefowler8779]

Faith, we love you. By watching your reactions and listening to your remarks, we are able to enjoy Queen again and again. Please repeat these words over and over: "Yes I will do more Queen, yes I will do more Queen ... "

[@celticpoet21]

Phenomenal reaction! Yours are among my favorites so far! I love your enthusiasm! I totally agree with you, Queen in my opinion still are a band of ageless EMPEROR WIZARDS of the stage and universe (hint at one of their songs "Princes of the universe")! To this day, their musical effect on the soul and crowds are a pure magic all their own that is eternal! Brian is such an underrated singer. As other have said, in school, Brian was working on his phd in Astrophysics when the band really took off, so he had to put his degree on hold. He definitely put his science knowledge to good use in this song by blending in Einstein's clock paradox theory which is when you travel at the speed of light, you'd think only a year has gone by, but on earth, probably one or two hundred years have gone by. Basically its a 1970's precursor to the movie Interstellar in less than five minutes, but more accurate. When Brian wrote 39, he thought the space travel colonization concept sounded cool, but given the sorry state our planet is in now, not so much. Also, in the 2014/1015 Queen concert tour with Adam Lambert, Brian would sing '39 and do a little intro storytelling about the scientific aspects, the song's inspiration, and introduce the "members of the space crew (band)" and they take the audience "on a trip" with the song. Also, Brian is totally lovable, down to earth, gold-hearted, modern genius renaissance man.

[@GinMae]

Been in love with Brian since 1976 -- when I was 15 - now I'm 59... still in love...

[@OffTapLife]

Hey thank you so much Diana for the kind words much appreciated!! Thank you so much for the cool back story!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@soupljp6414]

They still play this song at their concerts... just Brian and his acoustic guitar....and at 72 he still sings flawlessly. I saw them in Boston last summer ... the MOST AMAZING concert I have ever seen. ❤️

[@karenj3611]

It is ALL real with Queen, not a bad song, which is why we have all been so excited for you to explore this wonderful group, can't wait to see what's next. YES, 5 Queen videos a day, I'm in. Haha

[@timprice5747]

Want to hear Brian and Roger sing on the same song? Want to cry your eyeballs out? Watch "No One But You (only the good die young).

[@dezperez1998]

Oh my, good song for a farewell friend..it breaks my heart..love you queen

[@binklebonknz]

Yes, that's a good song.

[@wnsafford1854]

Absolute tear-jerker, but I think it's better for a new Queen fan to do that one farther down the road. The lyrics (and even the visuals) are so loaded with Freddie & Queen references, which you can't fully appreciate if you don't know the songs.

[@kimberlydeore2530]

Yes!!! Please!!!

[@heatherqualy9143]

Or want to hear all three of them? Let Me Live, each of them took a verse Freddie, then Roger, then Brian (and Roger also sang the bridge).

[@karenj3611]

I think you're now ready for their live Wembley performances, Under Pressure, Its a kind of Magic, Now I'm here, One Vision, they're all good, can't wait

[@strawbrryfld1]

And my girl Faith GETS IT !!!! Watching your excitement for Queen brings me right back to my very first experience hearing Queen in 1975. Keep Yourself Alive ! Stealing a line from The Matrix, “what will really bend your noodle” is watching Freddie harmonize with his own vocals perfectly in the studio. He just KNEW what and how the harmony should be. It was almost like he had lived this life before. If you have read my comments ( and if you haven’t Faith YOU MUST READ it now! ) on BOH RAP, HERES another example of Freddie (Scaramouch) wearing his nemesis (Harlequin) on stage. Just like a movie throws “Easter Eggs” at you, Queen did it all the time. Not just with music and lyrics, but fashion and album art as well.

[@GinMae]

I so LOVE your passionate responses to Queen.... note: those incredible high vocals are Roger Taylor... "if I go any higher, only dogs will hear me" -- I have been in love with Brian since I was 15 -- and now I'm 59 - love him no less! I may have sent this link before, but "Save Me" live at Montreal is amazing... Brian starts on keys, switches back to guitar solo effortlessly when Fred takes over piano - vocals from everyone are amazing, as usual - (and it's a Brian-written song) -- enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4bcgayKo5J8iZY -- also, one more OLD song - live at Hammersmith/Odeon (London) - INCREDIBLE interplay between Freddie & Brian on keys/guitar -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGnYpIGgad1shKM

[@kelleeholmes9448]

I think Roger is absolutely adorable in this vid with his tamberine and sheepish smiling.

[@almanijboer8934]

I'm 23 but I totally understand why you fell in love with Brian. Same here. I wish I could have seen them all together live. My dad loves Queen and I grew up with their music just like a lot of other bands from that time. I am from the Netherlands and each year around christmas we have a radio station that plays 2000 songs untill new years eve until 00:00. People can vote for these songs to be in the top 2000, and this year 37 songs from Queen were in the top 2000. And 17 from the 19 times Bohemian Rhapsody was number one and we would start the new year off with Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@joegedeon708]

I Love You !! You get it and your reactions bring joy to my heart. I have been a fan since the beginning and saw them 4 times They were not like most rock bands who came on stage half drunk or stoned. Their performances were flawless. They always had state of the art lighting and sound and their videos were well produced . I suggest "The Miracle:" Official Video and "Save Me" live version. Thank you . Joe in Los Angeles

[@JokDon358]

You should listen to Save Me, live in Montreal 1981. It's from the same show as the Somebody To Love performance you listened to.

[@rkellyrodgers6516]

You can't stop now! Really...you need to start at the beginning and go all the way through their catalog.

[@m.rsurrey3946]

Queen were the perfect chemistry of 4 extremely talented guys who were there for each other and stuck together thru thick and thin,they were real musical giants! Loving your vídeos,thx for sharing! S2

[@cathynb9205]

I love how you articulate just how special every member of this band was. Any one member of Queen could have been a super band on their own. Together, they made magic. God love you for being able to recognize their pure talent. Love your reaction. ✌️

[@mmaloneym]

I like Freddie singing it live. You should check it out. Brian’s vocals are warm and soothing. You heard Roger singing back up on Somebody to Love Live - that’s why their 3 voices mesh so beautifully together creating that special “Queen Sound”. John (base guitar), didn’t sing. BTW they were first at many things. 1. First to make an actual music video 2. First group to play to stadiums - they were called the stadium rock group. 3. First Rock and Roll group to ever do a concert behind the iron curtain. 4. Every member of Queen had University degrees 5. Every member wrote songs and each one of them had a hit record individually 6. Broke sales record in UK selling 300,000 albums 7. Bohemian Rhapsody was the Christmas #1 twice. 8. First group to experience the audience singing back to them. Brian said in a documentary that back then the Rock groups would go on stage keep their heads down sing and leave. Queen wanted the audience to participate and feel part of the show. Brian came up with We Will RockYou so they could stamp their feet and clap. Freddie wrote We Are the Champions and they played those 2 songs at the end of every concert. Freddie then added in his Aye Oh bit you saw on Live Aid. Freddie loved his fans and had them join in frequently. It was something brand new for rock concerts. Freddie was adamant that they put on a show - not just stand there and sing. 9. They were the first rock group that couldn’t be put in a genre. They could do heavy metal - Stone Cold Crazy - live Is incredible, and then belt out beautiful ballads like Love of my Life- live at Wembley 1986. They are truly a treasure.

[@davethomas6216]

Give the millionaire waltz a listen John's bass line is great When queen recorded this Brian said to John as a joke I want you to play upright bass on this John learnt how to play upright And played it on the track

[@arwenodinson8803]

Agh! I love your videos so much, they make me so happy! I fell in love immediately the first time heard it and it stirs my soul, no doubts about it. Keep up the awesome reactions!

[@OffTapLife]

Hey Arwen that makes me super happy to know thank you for the glowing comment!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@gwyhad]

If you like those angelic voices you have to listen "White Queen" (studio version) and then go to live version. And then go to Lily Of The Valley, My Fairy King and Nevermore. I saw '39, at live, 2008, in Queen+Paul Rodgers shows and was amizing, the use a acordion to do those lovely chorus.

[@trishaurvan9439]

This was Brian's idea of a folk song. Only instead of it being about maybe a sailor at sea he used his background as an astrophysicist to write an intergalactic folk song

[@greggkotzman2542]

Brian just lent his guitar skills on the Five Finger Death Punch cover of "Black & Blue".

[@OffTapLife]

Sick!!! Will have to check it out!! :-)

[@eyeonit469]

Blue on black is awesome

[@andrewwoore8077]

Is mix of 2 concerts - Freddie sang it live in 1977 - when shows Freddie, John & Roger together - much younger Bryan played acoustic guitar in that concert - Brian sang it on the album and later after Freddie died

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

Well, this is what happens when you put together four men who are not only highly intelligent but ludicrously talented. You won't find anything with John singing lead as he wasn't particularly confident about his voice, but if you'd like to hear some bass that will melt your ears check out 'Liar!' - Rainbow '74.

[@OffTapLife]

Hey Christine cool will check it out!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@MrTrevisco]

He did sing tho, harmonies, just would not sing alone.

[@dianefowler8779]

The VERY BEST Brian performance was an old blues song called Teasin' Around. He sang it at a blues festival, but terrible audio and video. He sings it in a recording that was never released, and his voice there is amazing. All those sexy little nuances and sounds in his voice - you will understand both as a singer/musician and as a woman.

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

Sorry your “Lord have mercy” had me in stitches. 😂😂🤣🤣

[@Bee-28]

I've watched A LOT of Queen reactions- yours are by far my favourite! What tends to be overlooked with this song are the amazingly beautiful lyrics. Have another look at them. They talk about the first settlers sailing out to the newly discovered Americas.

[@nyima04011]

That's right sweetie. Welcome to musical life as it should be! Blessings be upon us all ;~) And, it would be awesome to spread your Queen reactions over 5 yrs 'cause we'll still be listening! Givin' us something to look forward to, haha

[@nicholashylton6857]

You may want to try, _"You're My Best Friend."_ Drummer, Rodger Taylor, wrote it as a tribute to his wife. It has a similar kind of calming vibe as 39'.

[@trishaurvan9439]

Roger's falsetto and Brian's vocal and story...amazing!

[@brak7865]

Your reactions are so joyous! Keep on! Don’t forget to follow Brian on Instagram - he’ll make you smile every day.

[@allycatspreparedlife5313]

I loved watching them live singing this song.roger hitting those high notes is angelic

[@lusmas99]

My all time favorite reaction starring the quote: "Freaking angelic crap"

[@johnmcdermid6896]

Imagine being on stage knowing you've got Freddie mercury and roger Taylor as backing singers, what a buzz that must be, from a 55 year old Scotsman who's loved queen all his days...

[@OffTapLife]

Yea I agree John that would have been so incredible!!

[@marytamone5095]

You bring a smile to my face when you hear Queen.

[@deborahcornell171]

Besides being a legendary guitarist, composer & astrophysicist, he's also one of Great Britain's foremost animal welfare/wildlife conservation activists. He founded a group called "Save Me" (from the title of a Queen song) that works to save foxes & badgers. There are so many reasons to love this man. And keep in mind, this gentleman wrote some of Queen's hardest rocking, most kickass songs in addition to beautiful ballads. As for "39", he still performs it. Saw Queen last summer in Nashville. One minute you & thousands of people in a sold out arena are at a wildly enjoyable rock concert, the next minute you're singing along at a wildly enjoyable hootenanny thanks to Brian, his acoustic guitar & this 60's style folk song.💙

[@lynnhoffman247]

Oh, you better not back down on your promise to do all things Queen!!

[@MargotRecabarren]

It’s a beautiful but sad song... every time I hear “your mother’s eyes, from your eyes, cry to me!!!”... I almost can’t stop my tears!! But your right... they sound like angels 👼 and the song it’s outstanding!!

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Angelic!! They are incredible and Roger Taylor's high pitched and low pitched voice is amazing! He could go from high to super low and then back up to the high soprano notes and sound like a total Angel!! He was not in real life because he was quite the party boy but a damn good musician. they all were!!! Are!!

[@kaskotrading1073]

Try White Queen Live at Hammersmith Odeon - lets see what You say then :)

[@binklebonknz]

Roger does the high notes at the beginning. Freddy said he can call cats.

[@OffTapLife]

Lol Freddy is funny haha!! Rogers vocal ability is incredible!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@binklebonknz]

@@OffTapLife quiet weekend, following you from New Zealand.

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Roger and Freddie are singing the same notes in this song their falsettos are just different. Roger had that sharp high falsetto and Freddie's falsetto was soft during this time. In 1979 Roger lost that high falsetto, and Freddie's falsetto improved during the middle and late 80's.

[@bethtarbet6378]

To fully appreciate Queen music - their recorded songs - use some good headphones. They use panning between right and left to cool effect.

[@carolynjonas4727]

I had to come back and watch your reaction to this song again....You feel the same way all of us that love Queen do. Rock on

[@kelleeholmes9448]

Love your reactions! I wish they would tour the U.S. Even though Freddie and John are no longer there, Brian and Roger are and can still bang it out hard. It it looks like they only do over their way 😭 makes it hard to go witness their awesomeness live. But if you ever get the chance.... grab it!

[@OffTapLife]

Hey thanks Kellee!! Yea it would def be cool to see them live!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@queenmercury4927]

They toured the US last summer...I saw them on the final night of the tour in Charlotte, NC. They were awesome and Adam Lambert did a fine job. I can only imagine how amazing seeing Queen with Freddie would have been considering how awesome they were with AL!

[@Karen-se5jw]

Freddie does a pretty great job of singing this song too.

[@gipsnadel6418]

No, Freddies version is pretty but Brians is emotional! It is maybe the only song that Freddie could not deliver emotionally

[@Karen-se5jw]

Gips Nadel Brian sounds like Gordon Lightfoot. Brian could never out perform Freddie, except on the guitar.

[@gipsnadel6418]

@@Karen-se5jw I didn't say that he sounds better. He delivered the emotion of this song better. Of this song only. Nobody sung better than Freddie that is a fact. But he never really felt that song.

[@debrafowler6533]

You are priceless! A true Queen fan! Please react to Queen - Who Wants to Live Forever (live at Wembley) Freddie truly sounds like an angel and it shows his witty side and sense of humor before he starts singing. I think you will love it. I'm so obsessed with Queen now and I hate that I never took the time to fall in love with them before Freddie's death. He is such a legend. I love all your Queen reactions and will watch everyone of them.

[@pattydella4]

What you said about this song not being one of their most well-known is so true...this song would be any other band's flagship song. When I first heard it a couple of years ago, I was actually shocked, annoyed, and baffled that I'd never heard it before. It's definitely should have been a huge hit and a classic that everyone should know!

[@playdoeswoes8463]

I actually look out and look forward to your Queen reactions such is your positivity. To throw a few into the hat so to speak , You take my breath away, You and I, My Fairy King , Lilly Of The Valley and White Queen .

[@dezperez1998]

Agree someone's talent in one group..love your reaction..glad for discovering queen..angels in disguise becomes legendary..another show where freddie sang it first amazing of course..can't get tired of listening to musical genius band..

[@mmaloneym]

Please do WHITE QUEEN LIVE AT HAMMERSMITH ODEN 1975 and WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOREVER LIVE AT WEMBLEY 7/11/86(Friday). (they did 2 nights in a row because it sold out so fast)

[@second_conflict]

For another kind of angelic one, check out Who Wants to Live Forever! It's absolutely BEAUTIFUL and the music video has both Fred and Brian singing. It also features a VERY pretty Roger and a particularly handsome Deaky. 😁 After the studio though, you MUST check out the Budapest version. I'd argue it's Freddie's vocals at (or close) to their most powerful.

[@OffTapLife]

Hey Sawyer thanks for the suggestion will check it out!! Much love!! Hope you are having a great weekend!! 💖😊💚😀💖

[@second_conflict]

@@OffTapLife I'm looking forward to it! And I'm having a great weekend so far and hope you are as well. Sending lots of love back! 💛

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Roger- cutie blonde drummer & awesome drummer & Fab Voice!! All 3 of them sing. John on bass did on tour, but not albums. I saw a1976 1977 Queen concert and Freddie Mercury was actually singing with John Deacon and it sounded fabulous so I don't know why John did not want to sing on records but he just didn't feel comfortable and said he could not sing. Bshit!

[@marytamone5095]

'39 is such a great song. Brian has such a soothing voice.

[@sarahbrooks1801]

Thank you for reacting :) I was a fan from the age of 15 in the 1970s & saw them many times live - they really were that good!

[@kimberlydeore2530]

Ang thank you for joining the Queen family!

[@flossyangel1]

This was so fun i was laughing along with you, I can't get enough of Queen. i agree with you when you said this song 39 is in the shadows with how many hits Queen has some songs are so underrated because of that fact, plus Queen are a band adored by fans the critics never liked Queen so some albums never got the proper recognition it deserved in my opinion. Queen guitarist Brian May wrote this. The song is about an astronaut who travels to a distant place at near the speed of light. Because of the time dilation that takes place at these speeds, he and his crew return home 100 years later. He has aged only a year but sadly finds that his wife has long passed on and that he is about the same age as his grandchildren, with everyone he knew before being dead for many years. Brian May describes it as a "sci-fi folk song."

[@wavecycle]

That's what it takes to produce those harmonies :D Great reactions!

[@The1queencollector]

John was not a singer but he was in a single video with "Morris minor and the majors", "Stutter rap" and he did te Biggles movie single "No turning back". God brought these guys together, no other explanation lol.

[@Darnaguen]

The lyrics tell a bittersweet story, but the song is certainly a soothing feel-good one. A lot of it is Brian's voice, it's like a warm blanket. Even his speaking voice is incredible, he should narrate children's audiobooks. Or audiobooks in general, he could talk about theoretical physics or whatever and I would happily listen. There are also some rare gems floating around the internet (like Teasin' Around) that prove Brian could have been an astounding blues singer in his own right if he'd chosen to.

[@adc2000974]

its great to see such joy for this song, its amazing (i actually only really discovered this song last year and must of listened to it on repeat many many times) songs you dont hear, you feel in your soul that transend time, are the best

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

You're 100% right and this is known as the best live band ever and even today with Freddie Mercury. And John, bass player gone today and live singer amongst the other three- he was an awesome bass player but he was very self-conscious about his singing but he could sing well. The one that is playing the guitar is Brian May and he has this warm smooth sounding baritone voice and then Freddie Mercury have that powerful anyting voice except bass and countertenor but Rodger Taylor on the drums and that Angelic voice from God is enough to just blow you over and the three voices combined do sound like the Gates of Heaven just opened up.. this is also a good folk song..

[@axelbarraganmusic]

Written by Dr. Brian May. Yup, Doctorate in astrophysics. This song is about the time dialation effect. A cosmonaut travels thtough space to return to earth after what he thinks was about a year after, realizing 50 years had passed. Space Folk.

[@1Moonchild]

Thanks for another joyous reaction, Faith! This is one of my favorite Queen songs. It's folksy with a mid-century space race vibe. You might want to check out the lyrics or backstory of their songs as it can add perspective to what you're hearing. Their voices are angelic but this is a sad song. Humans have abused mother earth to the point where they need to seek another planet to inhabit. The "volunteers" experience the "time dilation effect" as they leave in '39 and return 100 years later in '39, but they have aged but one year, only to find loved ones are long gone.

[@anmettecane5690]

I grew up in LA, attended Crenshaw High School and our band played Queen’s music during halftime at football games in 1981. I started my first year in college that same year and Queen had a concert at the Forum in Inglewood Ca. My roommate and I drove 6 hours from UC Santa Cruz to Inglewood Ca to go to this concert. We’re in line to get in and someone was pulling people from the line to watch the concert backstage and go to the after party. I was the only black girl in line and my roommate and I were picked, who knew being a biracial couple would actually work in our favor. Side note my roommate and I have have been married since 1986 and our children are sick of hearing this story.

[@jca111]

The song is about time dilation when traveling near to the speed of light.... In the style of an old English folk song. Brian is a real Dr of astrophysics. Not an honorary one. You can download his PHd thesis. I did, and all of it was above me!

[@queenmiriam3058]

Thankyou! Perhaps you would like to check out the Prophets song? Or Stone cold crazy, Keep yourself alive, White Queen, Seven seas of rhy, You take my breath away, and then some late Queen. 😁

[@lusmas99]

Faith, this is my favorite Queen song and my favorite reaction. I keep coming back for more!!!!

[@Sarvasaha]

Same album had Bohemian Rhapsody and "The Prophet's Song" - Brian's masterpiece. Also Love of My Life and John Deacon's "You're My Best Friend - all worthy of reaction.

[@headrushindi]

They are unbelievable ...however that was the "studio " version of the song that was overlayed on a live performance...still....they are THE BEST rock Pop band ever. They were to Rock Pop music what Beethoven and Mozart were to Classical music..they didn't write songs. They composed masterpieces!

[@MamyShmerman]

omg you're the best. Same reaction to this song! a choir of angels!!!! love you love you love you

[@carolefournier345]

I love this song :) Brian's voice is very sweet! and what can I tell about Roger's voice .... try the live version, it's Freddie singing it on stage! that's completly different!

[@Karen-se5jw]

Oh, Brian is also an astrophysicist. Really!

[@marksiracusa8999]

Thx for picking this haunting, amazing, little know song. Love your appreciation and reactions. XXOOMark

[@littlequeenie7650]

If you like harmonies, please react to the prophets song. I know they sound great live but to hear the harmonies you have to hear the studio version. Another studio version you might want to listen to for harmonies is you take my breath away. Absolutely amazing harmonies!!! Also, one more I promise, fat bottomed girls, Live at the rainbow 1986. Freddie’s energy at this concert is unbelievable!!!

[@lusmas99]

This is my favorite Queen song. It inspired me to learn how to play the acoustic guitar.

[@joannleaf8118]

You had me laughing and crying all at once! I love queen so much and definitley love your reactions!❤❤❤ l

[@dianefowler8779]

Hi Faith, Here is a Brian May song that you should react to. The title is Brian May - Too much love will kill you. [with lyrics] This is a solo he wrote concerning the emotional turmoil he went through between his first marriage and his second.