Brighton Rock - Queen | College Students' FIRST TIME REACTION!

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[@aileenturrietta7553]

"Killer Queen" "In The Lap of the Gods" "Stone Cold Crazy" oh hell, the whole Album is awesome. I was the class of"74 and Queen was the epitome of what a Rock and Roll band should look and sound like!!

[@jennifertierney9076]

This is my fav Queen LP

[@kevinkliegl9315]

Class of 75 here and yep. Their 1st album kicked azz also.

[@vicprovost2561]

The first album has some of the best hard rock ever, right away they were great band and just evolved into utter legends forever.

[@montysmegma4649]

I am high-school class of 1976. I saw them in 75 at the Beacon Theater in NYC. …2 nights in a row. INCREDIBLE…. I stood in line for 4 hours to get my QUEEN II album autographed at a record store in Herald Square, Its my prized possession.

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

@@montysmegma4649 Wow!

[@brunett93]

People like to say that Queen are overrated but I feel like it's the opposite. I guess you could say that their most popular hits are appropriately rated but gems like this one(and there are many) are underrated. I hope you do more Queen reactions!

[@rogerstarkey5390]

NOBODY I know does!

[@joemahon3284]

@@rogerstarkey5390 There more rocking metal stuff from first 4 albums is there peak era.

[@tplouffe9226]

​@@joemahon3284 Id also wanna add the last 2 albums, non-posthumous, The Miracle and moreso Innuendo went back into their hard rock roots and fused it beautifully with their newer sounds they developed

[@Gadiller-we7wl]

Those people can't name a single song that wasn't listed on their greatest hits album.

[@tplouffe9226]

@@Gadiller-we7wl Its honestly sad bc their deep cuts, or really anything that isnt their hits, are usually just better overall songs flat out, but the average person who just knows the hits probably wouldnt take the time to check it out bc theyd assume its like a lot of other bands where the album songs are just super similar to the popular tracks just not as good, even tho many bands also have amazing deep cuts, the average listener doesnt understand that

[@sherryheim5504]

Brian tears this song up! John is thumping the bassline, the drums are perfect throughout and of course, Freddie's voice is great as it always is. The best way to start an album. Queen chose the order of their songs on their albums with a lot of attention to detail because they believed that an album was to be listened to from start to finish and it should be a logical progression.

[@clarenceflam]

One of the best albums to enjoy from start to finish, not one bad song at all.

[@derekjhpeterson3882]

Liar off their first album, is an absolute banger!

[@tejohnj8197]

The whole first album is awsome, one my favorites.

[@murraypft]

The first time I heard Queen was "Killer Queen." I still remember where I was. I went out and bought this album. REALLY liked it, then went out and bought Queen 1 & 2. LOVED both of those. Then they came to a converted movie theater. Saw them there. I've been a BIG Queen fan ever since.

[@toddbeaubien8071]

Brian May has always, ALWAYS been criminally underrated!!

[@bigdave1302]

No he hasn't. I think it was just a couple of years ago he was voted the greatest guitarist on the planet.

[@oneforthebristolcity]

I concur with bigdave,Brian May has regularly been voted the greatest guitarist of all time 🎸

[@sbunc92]

You have to listen to Queen II just for the recording techniques alone. Very intricate stuff and amazing that they did it all in an analog studio with no computer editing.

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

Now that's an opening to an album lol

[@brunanburh937AD]

Ogre Battle, try that one for an early Queen for a start…👍👍👍

[@micktrammel441]

You should have chosen Queen II. Criminally underrated recording

[@OberonOZ]

Queen II is actually totally amazing! March of the Black Queen is one of my all time favourites by Queen!

[@micktrammel441]

@@OberonOZ I will always hold the opinion that March of the Black Queen is a far superior song to Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@jonathanlocke6404]

The whole guitar(s) track(s) here are about as groundbreaking and revolutionary as anything you'll ever find...

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

You'll love this then ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGbUf4uehburfbs&ab_channel=JamesRundle

[@bradhardisty1652]

Absolutely killer album. This and Queen II were their best.

[@bennymania]

What he said

[@mbignell1]

Yep, and all in the same year too.

[@Gdpud]

Gotta hope that Queen-II gets the attention it deserves definately!

[@josephinemonahan915]

Brad...you forgot to add “in my opinion”...everything is subjective....everything Queen produced is out of this world....in my opinion😁

[@bradhardisty1652]

@@josephinemonahan915 you're right.

[@barryshapiro3349]

This is the album that turned me onto Queen. A classic!!! Saw them in ‘76 and ‘77 when they played 4 or 5 songs from this album in concert.

[@NoLegalPlunder]

What blows my mind about so much music from back then is that so many bands would have these crushing, metal-like songs, that were WAYYY different from any music that came before-hand, and then the same album would have an incredibly soft and beautiful song on it. It was such an incredibly experimental time for music.

[@chuckrowland8362]

Exactly. This was part of the art..oh hahahah..

[@chriscorlett3083]

Try Seven seas of Rye from 1973 ,the first single in the uk.I saw them on their first tour, and knew then that Queen was something special.

[@tb6791]

Brighton ROCKHHH... !!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘 Check out the Live Killers version 🤯

[@Dragoninja]

Freddie Mercury's vocal range is incredible.

[@JK-ld8cd]

The first 3 Queen albums are awesome and that was before "they were famous"...

[@davidrold9770]

My favorite Queen album. I love how every song leads into the next. Brian May just shreds on Brighton Rock. Stone Cold crazy is also killer

[@Katehowe3010]

So does Queen 2!

[@AndrewMoore58]

Metallica obviously loved this as they covered Stone Cold Crazy.

[@kevdarby9460]

First song on Queens' first album 'Keep yourself alive' deserves your attention.

[@JR-zz3ns]

One of the best albums ever. You’re right, it’s criminal how this album isn’t respected more.

[@courtneywallace871]

My favorite Queen album is Queen 2, but their first four albums are all pretty equally great.

[@bobcarr2649]

one guitar, two single echoes. Result, mindfuck genius.

[@quinto34]

Ahh sounds of my youth.. early Queen is best

[@surlechapeau]

A&A, I see you've done 35 reactions to Queen. You'll love their "You're My Best Friend" or "Crazy Little Thing Called Love"!!

[@mikeowens6389]

Great King Rat and Keep Yourself Alive of the first album are great too. That would be an excellent album to review.

[@stevesuttie2644]

I’d love to see you guys reaction to Great King Rat such a great song !

[@patmcnair2784]

Brian at his best! This album is quite an eclectic mix isn’t it?

[@mbignell1]

Nice! Looking forward to your reactions to Stone Cold Crazy....

[@antarcticorb9197]

Tie Your Mother Down and Keep Yourself Alive sold me on this band.

[@XFLexiconMatt]

Alex & Andy, thank you! You really should listen to the longer live version of "Brighton Rock" from the 'Live Kilers' album from 1979. The extended solo by Brian is amazing, as well as Roger's Typanni solo.

[@TimSchmidt_art]

Queen was very hard rock. This album also contains Stone Cold Crazy.

[@ghichens3418]

Yep ! Ace Album !! the one before "A Night at the Opera " nuff said !! The Album "Queen Live Killers" probably has the better live version of Brighton Rock ! You must give the whole Queen 2 Album a go !!! cheers!

[@simonk7937]

Dead on time , the live version of Stone Cold Crazy or just to see how freaking good at singing Roger Taylor is try out My Fairy King 👌 For funkier Queen , Dragon Attack or Fight from the inside..

[@deborahcornell171]

This song was the jewel in the great soundtrack of "Baby Driver", featured twice in that movie. You guys should watch it for the soundtrack & the amazing driving in the action scenes. AND you need to watch Brian (our dear Dr. May) play this at Wembley on Queen's 1986 tour. It was filmed 2 nights in a row, one of those nights in the rain. Just fantastic to watch (& here on KZbin). Brian & the Red Special, his homemade guitar, are simply magical. It's good to see you getting back to Queen. Remember, Queen fans helped build your channel. And we still love you (& them)! 💙☮💙☮💙☮💙☮💙☮💙

[@zigman63]

Do you get now why our generation are crazy about queen. I remember waiting for their next album in the 70s,

[@taylortyler1867]

Any of Queen's first 7 albums are great. The rest after that are still good, just not _AS_ good as the first 7. (IMO, of course). "It's Late" off of News of the World, is my second favorite behind Bohemian Rhapsody. News of the World and Queen 1 are my favorites. Such a unique band with songs ranging from something that sounds like the Lennon Sisters (Bring Back That Leroy Brown) to something that sounds like Metallica (Modern Times Rock & Roll) to something that sounds as unique as _THEY_ are (Get Down Make Love).

[@captaincleanerweiner3450]

Fun fact: One of the opening acts on this tour was Kansas.

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Awesome to see you guys getting back to Queen, you should do Queen II, that is another great and bonkers album. Queen I is also great, songs such as The Great King Rat, My Fairy King, Doing Alright. Liar and the very heavy Son and Daughter. Loads of metal artist drew inspiration from the first 3 Queen albums, for example Judas Priest, Megadeath, Metallica Iron Maiden, Anthrax, Queensryche, Van Halen, Saxon, Twisted Sister, Dream Theater, Ygnwie Malmsteen ext. ext. Dream Theater has done a nice cover on Tenement Funster, Flick Of The Wrist and Lily of The Valley from this album.

[@adriangreenoff9163]

Love the old Queen stuff,pre 80's.Awesome!👍🇬🇧

[@dQnielK]

One of the best three album runs ever, Queen II to Sheer Heart Attack, to Night at the Opera. Ogre Battle from Queen II is peak thrash. They also have a *song* called Sheer Heart Attack, but it's on News of the World.

[@kirkhassett8726]

Yep! And by the time the track got recorded for News of the World, it transformed into a blistering answer to the Sex Pistols and Punk Rock.

[@robland6804]

You're right, very proggy. And like a lot of prog, the technical prowess is impressive, but the songwriting is lacking. This "song" reminds me of a piano etude -- a piece designed to improve your technique, but most etudes (except Chopin's) aren't popular favorites.

[@marcbla]

Great album........

[@lourenzi8820]

Great stuff. Thank God I grew up when I did. I still remember my friend up the street playing for me his new album, News of the World.

[@relativetimeworx8459]

The first three Queen albums are so unique - nothing like it before or since - even by Queen. Certainly 'progressive' without the requisite synth wizardry the genre implies. But ground-breaking vocals, truly creative songcraft that defies categorization, and incredible, underappreciated guitar work from Brian May. For me, Sheer Heart Attack was their peak even though most of their hits came afterwards.

[@johnmavroudis2054]

People always talk about “Night At The Opera” as Queen’s best, but to me, it’s no contest: SHEER HEART ATTACK” is their masterwork. Brilliant from first note to last.

[@scottgelb2650]

This is my favorite Queen album and one of my favorite Queen songs.

[@lyna4873]

Reactions to live Queen would be great--maybe even the entire 1986 Wembley Concert.

[@michaelt.b264]

Every Christmas I watch live at Wembley both nights it's become a Christmas tradition

[@martinstubbs7974]

Queen 1 and 2 are epic!!! Great reaction guys. Thank you and best wishes from the UK.

[@oneforthebristolcity]

Early Queen-ABSOLUTELY AWESOME 👌🏻

[@mikeharris3733]

It's Late is your next Queen track. Been trying to get y'all to do that one since the dorm room days. Get your shit together and do it. Promise you won't regret it.

[@LeroyBrown84]

Finally! Back at my favourite band! 👑🔥🎸🥂 Thanks

[@elgonwilliams7624]

On their early albums they always printed a disclaimer that "no synthesizers were used on this recording" - LOL. Brian May was sensitive about some people thinking his guitar work was the result of a synth.

[@mikeowens6389]

I think, on the first album anyway, it was because of the vocals.

[@davebain1982]

​@@mikeowens6389 all albums had this disclaimer up until The Game, when they started using synths

[@davebain1982]

You would be too if you could play like Brian lol

[@PanarchyInTheUK]

Definitely their best album. Now I'm Here is another favourite of mine

[@61rudster]

Great review. Listen to “Stone Cold Crazy.”Same album. So good, Metallica covered it many years later.

[@kriscozzi6573]

Sheer Heart Attack is my favorite Queen album!

[@dianecourtney2724]

Queen were the beginning of everything !✌🏼

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Well someone finally got around to this one. 😉 Bought this the day released, and the secrets of Queens’ talents were gone. This album broke them out. Brian May’s precision is still jaw dropping. 🤘😎

[@Gordy63]

Some of the cleanest fast paced playing I have ever heard - particularly guitar and drums. Don’t think I have ever heard this song before, and I loved it, so thanks for bringing it to us!

[@electricwizard3000]

Yeah, man, Queen was astounding at the time and kind of still are. I mean, put yourself within the context of there never having heard anything like Queen before, and here they come bursting out of the gate fully formed like that. Jaws dropped.

[@mollyhall2954]

Despite all the high feelings old Queen fans have about Queen+AL, I hope you've seen them. I have, only twice, but it was a dream come true to finally hear Roger and Brian play (Nashville and Charlotte) and AL's voice is astounding and beautiful. Yes, we all know he can't fill Freddie's shoes and we wish to God that was Freddie on stage singing, but AL is allowing old people like me to hear this band again! I'm so old that I've been to many more concerts than I can count or remember now and these two concerts were superior to any I've ever seen before, in spite of being the hits with only a couple of deep cuts! The audiences were incredibly involved and happy!

[@ghichens3418]

Also Queen didnt use any synthesisers until 1980 , !!! nuff said !

[@Shadowrider1872]

GOOOOOOOD AFTERNOON A&A FAMILY!!!! ☮️💟♾️

[@Fuzcapp]

This was the beginning of Queen's "classic albums" period. Sheer Heart Attack, Night at the Opera, Day at the Races, News of the World and All that Jazz. The pinnacle of Queen's 'no synths' era.

[@chuckrowland8362]

Most of the time Queen was only famous for their "radio" played songs. But...there are gems like this hidden within every single album. Great review man.

[@climbtherainbow]

I was 14 in 1974. That WHOLE TIME was one of experimentation and pushing musical boundaries. Look at all the great rock bands who came from that time, many of which are still going today, 50 years on....

[@kph1034]

IMHO. Their best album !

[@todvball]

(so my question: what groups, if any, is this song pulling from?? Of course it's original...but maybe Rush & Yes & ELP & The Who....) But definitely original!!

[@Dreamstalker8002]

Which is my favorite Queen Album you ask.... My answer... Yes

[@GMACF1]

Great to see you guys discovering more Queen. It’s definitely been a while. I actually think the early success of your channel is 100% down to Andy reacting to Queen. It drew in so many of your followers. Great work guys 👍🏼

[@SpaceCattttt]

Thrash metal? Hardly, but definitely prog. Which isn't that unusual since 1974 was pretty much the time of prog.

[@sirfriendzone1228]

That's Dr. Brian May to you... 😎

[@jimyardbird102]

I have to brag a bit now. I bought the first Queen album only because i liked the cover. Then i was hooked and have been ever since. The first Queen is dramatically under-rated and underplayed. Way better than some of the more pop-py songs that came later. Not a big fan of "In love with my car" or "Fat bottom girls" or even "We will rock you". Every song from the first album though were gold....

[@lubilou64]

Sheer Heart Attack is a great album, not quite as great as their 2nd album (and in my humble opinion, their best) Queen 2 which possibly has the best side 2 (Side Black) of any album - ever! Cheers guys!

[@generic53]

I thought it was on the wrong speed at first!

[@Divedown_25]

Queen, Queen II and Sheer Heart Attack, A night at the Opera... thats Queen for me, the rest after are for the show great

[@JK-ld8cd]

My favorite is " A Day at the Races" and then the ones you named!

[@Divedown_25]

@@JK-ld8cd ahh that one also

[@user-vy3ln3ji8x]

I still love this album nearly 50 years after I first heard and compulsively listened to it as an 11 or 12 year old. The music we grew up listening to is one of the clear distinctions between this and the following generations.

[@mjwaldrep]

Gotta love early Queen!

[@michaelt.b264]

On patreon you don't remember hearing tenement funster flick of the wrist because you did a drunk reaction to it after doing 10 shots I believe of tequila

[@jfk64kennedy95]

1974, I was 10 and just getting into music...this was one of my 1st Albums

[@maritzamardones4372]

Great Album👏👏👏👏❤️Love Queen Freddie the best

[@martinmowbray4304]

If you like thrash metal , you need to listen to side two of Queen two. The heaviest thrash metal Queen ever played.

[@davidmontgomery9846]

Saw Queen as support to Mott The Hoople .A fantastic gig .Two incredible bands , one unforgettable experience.

[@marcbla]

I was able to see Queen twice 1st time the opening band was Billy Squire 2nd was a band called Dakota saw them with the spectrum in Philadelphia My favorite song on the whole Album is that short little ditty called Misfire

[@stevegreen5552]

And, of course, they sing something like "down in the city just Hoople and me" as a lyric in "Now I'm Here". As a MTH fan at that time, I loved that!

[@msmbrady6513]

The guitar work sounded a lot like what Ted Nugent was doing in the 70s and maybe the 60s with his first band.

[@NewOldVideos-d5o]

Queen's first album is AMAZING!!!

[@radicaladz]

Definitely interested to see your reaction to Bring Back That Leroy Brown.

[@jimtatro6550]

The film Baby Driver features this song and it’s awesome

[@lngvince]

Best heard in concert. Sound swirls all around the stadium.

[@Fuzcapp]

Brighton Rock was a banger live!!!!!

[@binkytube]

Just ONE of my favourite Queen albums.

[@michaelt.b264]

Brighton Rock live Live killers. Must hear

[@jeffreymitchell7969]

Dude’s. Brighton Rock LIVE will blow your minds.

[@antmon123]

legends.

[@jamesmurphy1678]

DAVID ESSEX ROCK ON , DOORS ROADHOUSE BLUES, AMERICA I NEED YOU,

[@alva1370]

I had this song stuck in my head a couple days ago. Good one, thanks guys.

[@Another_Broke_Musician]

One of my favorite albums for sure. Their 1st seven albums have been in my regular rotation since the late 70's. The production is pretty raw on the 1st album, but the 1st through the 5th are all chock full of the no-holds-barred "Bohemian Rhapsody" vibe. The 6th & 7th start to veer into more traditional territory but still have a very healthy dose of Queen's traditional flair & originality. And their's lots of good stuff in the rest of their catalog, but IMO the 1st seven are classics.

[@JK-ld8cd]

absolutely luv the 1st -5 albums especially a Day at the Races

[@kirkhassett8726]

Agreed. Although to this day I still find Jazz to be a little iffy. Many of the songs have grown on me (I rediscovered “Dead On Time” as one of their hidden metal thrashers.) But I still have trouble listening to the album from start to finish, all these years later…😏

[@Another_Broke_Musician]

@@JK-ld8cd Yep. "Long Away" is my favorite Brian song and "Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy" has my favorite Brian solo. Great album all around

[@Another_Broke_Musician]

@@kirkhassett8726 I get that. But there's enough highlights for me to group it with the others. And for sure "Fun It" is my favorite Roger track.

[@JK-ld8cd]

@@Another_Broke_Musician Both songs are great!

[@romaaugustus1694]

You definetely have to Listen to the first two Albums: The first is just very hard and raw, Queen II is probably their craziest album, totally over-the-top and almost a concept album, but also with some of the greatest Queen tracks. For the hardcore fans, it remains the best Queen album.

[@clarenceflam]

Great reaction as always lads. By far one of my favourite albums of Queen. I really liked your comment that this song and the band was underrated as this in my mind can be arritbuted to their Hot Space album from 1982. I feel that that album was 5 years ahead of its time of release in 1982 and considered a flop for Queen as it was so different to anything they had previously recorded. Had it been released in around 1987 it may have had a different outcome with a younger audience, maybe? It also has a similar sound to a lot of pop-rock oriented songs from the last decade. Sheer heart attack has everything of differing genres and was Queen finally finding their true sound without the aid of the synthesizer. Hot Space was synth heavy and lead them onto bigger sounds, I'm glad Queen experimented with everything. I look forward to further album reactions to Queen, I hope you cover them all.

[@twizzler31]

You should listen to Queen II and I’d love to hear your reaction to ‘March of the black Queen’. They are incredibly talented

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Happy you got to hit Queen again fellas. Awesome song from an even more awesome Album, probably my favorite Queen album depending on my mood😅

[@billsager5634]

You have to check out one of Queen's LIVE performances of Brighton Rock! Brian May's guitar solo will blow you away!