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[@andyandalex]

Hey friends I hope you guys enjoyed the video! We absolutely ADORED the show!!! You were all right when you said we had to check out this show!!! Thank you all so much, comment the first time you heard this song! Consider subscribing if you enjoyed the video, we post a video for Queen EVERY week! Cheers friends! 😁

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Great reaction! You should react to Queen - Princes of the Universe. It is one of their more heavier rock songs. Unfortunately not a lot of people are reacting to it. It is very underrated, one of their best. It was the feature song for Highlander.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

HEY Andy, I was SO EXCITED to see your "Official Queen Reacting Partner" back with you today (because it meant you were obviously doing a Queen song & because I enjoy your different expressions, reacting together. Suggestion: You REALLY should also watch "Somebody To Love" done in 1982 at Milton Keynes aka The Bowl. (There's actually an ongoing "debate" over which of the two versions is better) This one has the MOST. AMAZING. INTRO.) Even if you don't do a reaction video for it, you guys should BOTH watch it! Here's a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGmvZId5jdisjpY

[@DonnaCPunk]

I second “Princes of the Universe”. Being a huge Highlander fan, I love that track and A Kind of Magic is my favorite Queen album. Anything off of that is worth your time.

[@akatoshsdisciple2909]

Queen is just not fair for any other bands haha gr8 reaction

[@princessfiona7078]

@@marciebulsaraorcutt Thank you for suggesting the Live at the Bowl version of this song, hopefully they'll react to it....that version is my favorite as well. The intro gives me chills.

[@VocalCitizen]

Never gets old. I’m saying... IT. NEVER. GETS. OLD. 😬 I’m a drummer and it IS really hard to sing and play. His voice has been studied by vocal experts and he used a normally dormant part of the vocal structure to achieve the otherworldly sounds he made. Truly one of a kind, never to be found again.

[@Paul_Waller]

This is probably their best live performance ever recorded.

[@doobydoo88]

Who doesn't get goose bumps wen watching that, every time man

[@Christine-ry1qq]

God the world is a poorer place without Freddie What a man and what voice Genius xx 💋

[@cristiona22]

Thank you for giving Roger kudos for his amazing vocals and drumming. Most reactors totally ignore that part of this performance.

[@michaeltorrent7829]

I absolutely LOVE that you younger people are finding a true appreciation for REAL music played on instruments.

[@pinkfloyd.appreciation]

Every time these guys walked onto a stage people were blown away.... simple as that.

[@gavinbrycedelacruz7988]

Except the mexicans

[@gavinbrycedelacruz7988]

Haha

[@Meric-Sprint1K]

Gavin Bryce Dela Cruz yeah Freddie and Mexico did not like each other. At the end of one of his concerts there he called them a bunch of crazy mother fuckers and tacos.

[@jameskirschling7887]

I was one of those people back in 1978. What a concert that was.

[@SonshineLady7]

"The entire Live Aid concert in one song." Perfect!!

[@bamagirl3575]

Absolutely a musical legend! No one will ever come close to Queen. Especially Freddie Mercury. What a loss for us all. Thank so much for videos!

[@tww2002]

38 years ago. Still relevant. Still powerful. Still great. Still unsurpassed.

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

Roger could easily have been the lead singer for any band but he had the sense to stick with Freddie and saw what a talent he truly was. You guys should do "Spread Your Wings". Its very early on in their careers and written by Deacon. Like Rogers singing, I feel like Deacons writing is under appreciated. All 4 are so incredibly talented. Plus, the video makes me giggle everytime i see it. Its a night and day comparison to their videos made later in their careers. It was filmed in their backyard (aka garden for the Brits) and they are all freezing their asses off except Freddie. He was pretty drunk and Roger claims he puked in his rhododendrons 😄

[@arwenodinson8803]

Dontbuy Yourbullshit Yes! They filmed a bunch of thier biggest hits in Rogers garden that day. The videos are so funny, they are frozen popsicles. 😆🥶

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

@@arwenodinson8803 Right?! Deacons nose keeps running, Brians hands are purple, Roger is visibly shivering... Freddie shows up all liquored up wearing some crew members work gloves that have duct tape on the fingers and still rocks it! God damn I wish I could have seen them live...

[@arwenodinson8803]

Dontbuy Yourbullshit Same! Kills me that it will never happen. Oh well....thank God we have KZbin! 😄

[@celt67]

I'm guessing you've never heard of The Cross... lead singer... Roger Taylor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH-xn4qbfrmIoMU

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

@@celt67 Yes, I have. I know they all went their own ways for awhile, but compare the years with Queen to the years he was in that band. Maybe my comment wasn't worded clearly. I mean Roger decided to take the preverbal "back seat" to have a front man that is undoubtedly one of the best that has existed.

[@levyschroeder8719]

Jaw droppng performance. Every time I watch this I say DAMN! at the end. Every single time!

[@danielsonnv]

"Save Me", same show, please do that next!

[@vn8897]

All those drinks on Freddie's piano are actually herbal tea's, green tea and some with honey. Hard to believe but Freddie suffered with a sore throat quite often. Queen is Legendary and always will be..Amazing chemistry, totally focused, very harmonized, and a lot of energy. Freddie, Brian, Roger and John, best musicians by far. I am glad you recognized Roger's backing vocals while playing the drums. Concerts are not like that today. No lip syncing whatsoever. Pure talent. ❤️🔥

[@BiffMan42]

I'm glad you guys gave a shout out to Roger Taylor! This video highlights that he's not just drumming and singing, but he's often effectively playing drums blind when he's on the toms given how far he has to turn his head to reach the mic.

[@andyandalex]

@BiffMan42 100% friend! It’s incredible! Cheers man! 😁

[@jacobstravail]

No disrespect. I'm a drummer and you get to know your kit. That's not hard to play "blindly". The talents of the members are obviously incredible though

[@dealerovski82]

Rogers voice is nothing special, just your usual radio ga ga.

[@tonyr2360]

@@jacobstravail Yeah....It's all muscle memory once you've spent a "few" hours behind a kit. I've seen people on youtube, so enamored when someone like Neil Peart or Vinnie Colaiuta breaks or drops a stick and gush because he had a seamless transition in grabbing another. It's not that big a deal. If you play long enough, nothing short of catastrophe, like breaking a bass drum head should really hinder your playing. Although, once during an orchestra recital, I had a snare drum fall off the stand and roll across the stage. That stopped me dead in my tracks; took me a few minutes to recover as I was laughing so hard. The song was soon without a snare drum part, as my laughter infected the 2nd chair snare drummer. He stopped playing because he was laughing so hard. The conductor, on the other hand, did not find it NEARLY as amusing as we did during the performance. He wanted so badly to rip us a new one afterwards, but had to laugh at it himself once the show was over. That was probably 35 years ago and me and the other drummer still laugh about it.

[@funnyaura]

@@tonyr2360 I've always thought it was stunning how many sticks Sheila E will go through in a show and if you arent watching for it, you would never notice

[@donnacavallo475]

LOVE LOVE THIS LIVE PERFORMANCE!!!! HIS VOICE SOARED

[@bryanburton6087]

"Okay, let's do it!" To see this band firing on all cylinders is incredible. Freddie belting it out with beautiful vocal control. Brian playing like one of the greatest guitarists ever... which he is! Roger spinning the drumstick and John slapping that bass. Just phenomenal. I saw somebody (I forget who) react to this song and they were amazed when the camera showed Roger singing backing vocals. They thought it was a backing track playing. They were stunned that this was done by four guys with real instruments. Says a lot about the state of music today. I've seen some great classic bands live but I never had the privilege of seeing this band and I don't want to see the Adam Lambert version. So, watching it vicariously with reactors like you is as close as we'll ever come. There's just no replacing Freddie. One of the greatest live versions of any song by any band ever. Keep up the good work gentlemen. It's appreciated.

[@andyandalex]

@Bryan Burton Well said friend thank you for the thoughtful comment, always happy to see your comments! The show was truly incredible! And I’m glad you’re able to resonate your experience with us, cheers friend! 😁

[@LeroyBrown84]

I've been to Queen +Paul Rodgers 2 times and Queen + Adam Lambert 2 times... Just to hear and see Brian and Roger. Have no regrets... My opinion, Paul Rodgers is more of my taste performing with Roger and Brian

[@bryanburton6087]

I hear you. I thought about retracting my statement because I would love to see Brian and Roger. I would go, even though I'm not a Lambert fan.

[@paulr2540]

@@LeroyBrown84 I was too young to catch Fred's last shows, and missed out on the Paul Rodgers shows, but did catch Q+AL at the O2 couple years back (even tho I thought I would hate AL) and have no regrets... I finally got to hear Brian playing guitar in the same room as me, and not recorded or played back thru some sub-standard sound equipment. I can die a much happier man!

[@arwenodinson8803]

Paul Roberts Glad to hear this. I'm seeing them in July, really just to see Roger and Brian live in concert. I feel like I would never forgive myself for not seeing them in person, even if I'm not crazy about the singer, you know?

[@SugarcatPlays]

1981 Montreal was an astounding concert

[@michaelt3308]

Disagree.. Crowd was miserable

[@SugarcatPlays]

Michael Rice oh yea they were I meant the concert itself was amazing lol The band was on fire

[@jan1372]

The people who edited this concert had to reduce the crowd noise in order to hear the band perfectly. @@michaelt3308

[@rebelpunx88]

Finally a reaction that gives Roger credit, amazing job guys keep it up

[@andyandalex]

@rebelpunx88 Of course! Thank you friend glad you liked it! 😁

[@annmitchell4663]

And he looks great dressed as a schoolgirl..lol

[@IrishKack]

An otherworldly performance. Goddam Freddie Mercury IS Superman!

[@anniedotson1165]

6:03 that face. The passion and emotion he poured onto his performance is breathtaking and heartbreaking in the best way.

[@stevensmith7605]

Save me...from this same Montreal show. Freddie's vocals are amazing and again the band is flawless. Must see!!!!!

[@Tom-ek7hc]

Save me is brilliant from this concert, I agree.

[@DonnaCPunk]

I love you guys both appreciated Deacon’s bass playing and didn’t ignore Roger’s singing talents. Most reactions, they cut the video off before Roger hits those high notes. It’s a shame. Enjoying your channel, Andy. To see someone discovering not only Queen but Pink Floyd - a band I’ve been a fan of for over 35 years - is a lot of fun.

[@andyandalex]

Hey Donna! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I’m having so much fun discovering all the legendary jams!! Cheers friend! 😁

[@AC-bn8bh]

Donna, thank you so much for your comment :))) I greet you warmly :)))

[@masterplots]

What can you say about Freddie? There is no level of expectation to compare him with because there is no one like him. Where did he get that energy? I agree with you about Roger, dude. Playing drums and singing is not the easiest thing to do. Just a little tidbit about Roger that you probably already knew. When the band first decided to name themselves Queen, no one knew of them, so for gigs they would advertise, "Roger Taylor and Queen", because he was already well known as a great drummer. Keep spreading the love guys. Did you review, "Queen - A Night At The Odeon - Hammersmith 1975 "? If not, do so.

[@rosemaryvandijk9907]

Im 55. No words ❤❤

[@andrewsulfaro3468]

Now remind you this is from 1981 and back in those days they didn’t have pre recorded stuff they put in now or any type of technology that we have now so everything you hear is live that’s how good these guys we’re not only Freddie but the whole band they’ll never band another band like Queen in our lifetime

[@ErinLees]

"Liar" live at the Rainbow is REALLY good, mainly cause it showcases John so well.

[@walover165]

YES! ALL THE JOHN LIAR LOVE!

[@drpepper684]

ErinLees Keep yourself alive is also really good at the rainbow

[@imweakfordeaky]

John actually *audibly* sings with Freddie at a particular point of the live performances of “Liar”, which was extremely rare for John. (Who never liked his own singing voice, god love him)...

[@bethtarbet6378]

An absolutely beautiful performance is "You Take My Breath Away" at Hyde Park 1976. It's Freddie and the piano. The vocal control he exhibits is mind boggling. The studio version is much different with lots of self harmonies.

[@headrushindi]

a lot of folks dont realise that the little intro has a dual purpose. When he is doing that little piano bit and playing with the vocals before they actually start the song is deliberate ...the notes he plays on the piano are being used for Brian and John to check the tuning on their guitars

[@thepayne7862]

That's very cool I never knew that.

[@jeanmceowen711]

I love that Queen and Freddie Mercury will never die

[@maglore23]

One of my fav songs from Queen. I love the look on your faces. Makes me happy to see this generation loving Freddie. Best Showman ever. ❤👑🇬🇧

[@belindamelville3376]

Stone cold crazy...live at the rainbow...😊😊😊

[@wing2654]

Belinda Melville yes!! I love that one😄

[@mrsfahrenheit]

Oh man.. definitely one of my most favorite live acts .. 😭🙏🏻 man.. I told you about the „ear-gasms“ right?😏 no really, no wonder they are often considered as the greatest live band .. don’t fight me with this☝🏻😉

[@andyandalex]

@Mrs Fahrenheit Haha you were right!!! The show was great! 😁

[@richardscales9560]

No arguement

[@mrsfahrenheit]

AndyReacts *People of the earth listen to the wise man..* .. or probably better said woman😅 what else to say?🤷🏼‍♀️😎

[@mrsfahrenheit]

richard scales 🥂cheers friend!

[@richardscales9560]

@@mrsfahrenheit has he done the prophets song yet.? I've lost track

[@lorie-harleyflinchum4726]

This tour was my very first concert. The Forum in LA, 1982. Freddie was at his peak and no concert since has ever compared. This to the first verse again and just how incredible the words come out of his mouth! This video always gives me goosebumps! Thanks

[@courtneymercury4119]

Wonderful reaction. This performance sucks the life right out of me. Totally blows me away everytime. :)

[@poluxsaurus1454]

Here they are singing and playing with such confidence, it seems they realize how much they're kicking ass during the performance which drives them to give it all. The hammering of the piano reminds me of Live Aid when Freddie pretended to be about to smash the guitar, like hey, what more can we do for you! And we're grateful the Canadians captured this in great quality for 1981.

[@mirtadiazpaz5805]

Freddie forever my heart 💝💝💝

[@jauntyhatsociety6922]

You two are precious.

[@matthewward2058]

If you want a truely stunning performance, watch ' you take my breath away' Hyde park 1976. 1st ever time tune was heard in public.

[@luptonwell]

Yes yes yes !!!

[@judyflanigan8814]

AGREE!

[@etc7070]

My dudes, your awestruck faces said it all 😅 You know, I haven't seen this in the comments yet, but...can we give props to Freddie's mic guy? The guy who hands off the mic stand and takes it back at exactly the right moments! I mean... The guy has had to rehearse with the band so he knows what all his cues are, so he doesn't leave Freddie hanging and allows the songs to flow smoothly. He (however many of them are!) deserves a round of applause 😅 You might see this one requested a lot, but one of my absolute faves is White Queen live kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGnYpIGgad1shKM (I can't remember if you've done the studio version, but it's sublime and I recommend it, and the live version is just mesmerizing.)

[@belindamelville3376]

White Queen...AMAZING

[@arwenodinson8803]

That's Ratty - John and Freddies roadie and Queens crew manager. He had a really hard job but a really awesome one as well!

[@lollinelson5549]

Yes, exactly!! His name is Ratty! I'm reading his book right now, and the stuff he does for Freddie is amazing. Very interesting!!

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

@Lolli Nelson What is the name of "Ratty's" book??

[@lollinelson5549]

@@marciebulsaraorcutt Hi Marcella, his book is called, 'Queen Unseen: My Life with the Greatest Rock Band of the 20th Century' by Peter Hence. Hope you enjoy it!

[@TheOchsavidare]

For some more Roger Taylor, I would suggest checking out I’m in love with my car from the same show, Montreal ‘81. It’s amazing!

[@andyandalex]

@Daniel Persson Awesome thank you!

[@celt67]

Or how about Roger's band , The Cross. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6e1eIKrp5utepI

[@marlahudgins7038]

QUEEN - I think that is my favorite performance.

[@Mitzi_and_Luna]

I was looking forward to this reaction video! Every time you think your Queen bar is set, they set it higher! 😀

[@Slpenda3]

Come from and still living in Montreal. I was there in 1981 with my 17 years old ! The best gig i saw for all the gig combine. I'm a Queen fan since 1974 with Killer Queen. In my point of view, Queen is the most remarkable Rock Band ever !!! Freddie Mercury was the best frontman ever, and what about his voice the most perfect i heard in my entire life.

[@deborahmontgomery2812]

For some reason, this song, at this concert, is my favorite version of Somebody To Love....something about Freddie's energy...the whole bands really. As you guys seem to have decided, their really are no poor Queen performances out there! Thank you much, enjoyed watching you reaction!

[@slowdivemp3]

Roger in this video is just 😍 the ability to play drums and sing at the same time is so amazing

[@melissacurtis7216]

Been listening since the 70s. Best frontman that ever was

[@MarcoGoethe1984]

White queen-live at the odion

[@GrammyGray638]

Love, Love Love this song. One of my favorites. So underrated

[@jamiek0424]

You now need to watch Save me from the same concert (Live at Montreal). You will be blown away!

[@souljamom1]

He was unbelievable.....Queen was unbelievable....I tear up watching this!

[@juliact]

This is my favourite version of Somebody to Love... better than the record. The whole Montreal show is amazing. I really recommend you listen to entire Queen albums to really get the Queen experience. Back then, records were mainly sold as albums, and were recorded to be listened to in order, in their entirety. Freddie and Brian have said that that is how they recorded, and that they had to pick a single after recording and fought about it because they couldn't make up their minds. I recently bought a few CD's of their early albums, and it is just great to listen to the whole thing. It really takes you on a whole journey. And it makes sense with little lead in's etc between songs. Eg. The Prophet's Song has that acoustic, sweet plucking guitar thing at the end. It then slides into the harp on Love of My Life. As you know Floyd, you'd be aware of listening to the whole album concert. Just FYI: you do realise that Dark Side of the Moon was the biggest stoner album ever? I was a teenager in the 70's, and it was considered that you could not listen to this record without being high... you just weren't considered to be doing it justice!!! ;)

[@mariedesnoyers2254]

I was at that concert in 1981 in Montreal's forum. I had never heard them before that and I fell in love with them. I bought all their albums. They are the very best rock group of all times. These guys are serious musicians. I'm in my sixties now and I love to see your reactions to what I listened to when I was young.

[@giorgiainaimopieber9283]

If you liked Roger singing and playing drums at the same time you should probably react to Queen I’m in love with my car Live 12/26/79

[@angelaversnik4570]

You want to see them having fun on stage: Queen live Wembley 1986 Rock'n Roll Medley or Tutti Frutti (Live In Budapest, 1986) or Rock´n Roll Medley Earl´s Court 1977. And I really like this one live: I Want to Break Free Legendado Live in Budapest 1986 (Hungarian Rhapsody).

[@andyandalex]

@Angela Veršnik Thank you for the suggest friend!! 😁

[@geraldinereilly5931]

Agree. So many to choose from.☺️

[@anitasmith6042]

Yeah - they all look like they are just having a blast! So much fun!!

[@jaffie]

I want it all. A gritty tone to Freddie's voice.

[@xKagryx]

I’ve been looking forward to this one! Thank you!

[@lawrenceabeyta3808]

This is my favorite song of all time, band, performance, one of my favorite concerts, great reaction. Queen was wonderful live; their studio versions are great, but they always brought another level to the live performances. There are so many excellent performances, but you must checkout White Queen live at Odeon-Hammersmith 1975, Save Me live Montreal, You Take My Breath Away Live At Hyde Park 1976, Is This the World We Created Live in Budapest 1986, Who Wants To Live Forever Live At Wembley, Son and Daughter Live at The Rainbow 1974, Dragon Attack Live Montreal. I wish you would do Queen more often; there are so many great songs, but once a week is going to take a very long time.

[@andyandalex]

@lawrence abeyta It was just fantastic! And I know it’ll take a while, but I’m a full time computer engineering student and work Monday - friday, I put out as much content as I can I promise!!! 😁

[@anitasmith6042]

Dragon Attack!!! yes!!!

[@joem2087]

The dude on the right I think literally blinked 3 times the whole video haha. Absolutely amazing performance, I probably didnt blink much my first time seeing this

[@zeljkofis]

Suport from Serbia bravo Queen best music and Fredy best singer ever

[@wing2654]

So awesome, right? I know you won’t be disappointed!! I love their Montreal ‘81 gig.. Save Me and Play the Game are my top ones along with Somebody to Love❤️ Freddie will always blow your minds.. such powerful voice! Thanks for the reaction, you guys! Please do the White Queen Live at the Odeon Hammersmith 75 in the nearest future!!! Just as amazing. See you Thursday!!😉

[@andyandalex]

Thanks Wing! See you! 😁

[@GMACF1]

AndyReacts Just a quick heads up Andy. If you decide to react to Save Me at Montreal, don’t watch the HD version on KZbin because the sound quality is really bad on it for some reason. Stick with the other version.

[@wing2654]

GMACF1 which other version did u mean? It sounded fine to me kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4bcgayKo5J8iZY

[@GMACF1]

Wing Yep that version sounds good 👍🏼. I was on about this version which is at the top of the search list. As soon as the drums kick in, the sound gets very crackly. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3-9haCcgMxofLs

[@wing2654]

@@GMACF1 , oh yes, you're right. It's crackly. No wonder it has only 208k views. The link I sent you has 4.8 million views. Better sound quality =)

[@miajohansen9950]

who`s the best band? WHo iS tHe BESt Band?! QUEEN. I´m willing to give all my savings to the person who can show me a greater band. Roger has a really high falsetto, and Freddie´s voice is just... everything. Love Queen more than my own life. The champions of the world!

[@andyandalex]

@Mia Johansen Queen is definitely a great band to be a favorite for somebody! True legends that will live on! 😁

[@miajohansen9950]

@@andyandalex i mean seriously, have you ever heard a greater singer than Freddie? 😱

[@dadi60]

My Melancholy Blues, Queen In Houston, 11.12.1977, filmed concert

[@thomasjacques5286]

This is the most iconic rock video ever. Its sheer raw talent, emotion, and passion.

[@iangrant3615]

Another great live performance from this one is SAVE ME.

[@lollinelson5549]

I can't recommend highly enough the two of you listening to Freddie sing Love of My Life, at Wembly, 1986!!! The crowd sings along with Freddie, and some of Freddie's high notes are divine! It is a song where just Brian May and Freddie are on stage. Brian accompanies Freddie on the guitar. It is SO good, that Brian uses that clip to this day when he tours with Queen. He has Freddie on a huge screen next to him. It is quite moving! A short song, but with such incredible meaning! I know you will enjoy it!! There are other great videos of this song, like in Rio, where the crowd sings the whole thing! Take your pick, all of his performances are brilliant!

[@emim6986]

Lolli Nelson Rock Rio 1985 love of my life ... I get goose bumps all that sea of people ... no English speakers and singing the whole song ... wow !

[@dajtoad1]

Yep - Rock in Rio best version, and for the first part of the song, Freddie doesn't sing at all, not even to lead the crowd in.

[@mariajosejimenezmarcos817]

Impresionante esta canción en Río 85. Es la actuación que más me gusta de esta canción.

[@RBMan87]

I think this is the greatest live performance of a song EVER!!!

[@luptonwell]

Queen, 'you take my breath away' the live version, it's a MUST SEE.

[@DominikaCharvatova]

Do In the lap of the gods (Live at the Odeon - Hammersmith 1975). Early days of Queen, stunning performance 😍😍 Or Love of my life from Rock in Rio! Must watch...

[@wing2654]

Dee C In the Lap of the Gods... Revisited😉 It’s so easy But I can’t do it... It’s so rrrrrrisky But I gotta chance it😄 Highly recommended!!👍🏼

[@hannyhawkins7804]

NOOOO, first Lap of the Gods (not Revisited) Rainbow 74, for Roger Taylor’s long gone but never forgotten high harmonies. They’re unique in rock music, usually mistaken for a synthesiser or Brian’s fancy guitar work. LOTG Revisited is a beautiful anthem, but to learn about Queen’s unique sound, it’s time, first, to see/hear young Roger Taylor’s four-octave high range in action.

[@anitasmith6042]

@@hannyhawkins7804 I agree - Rogers vocals are crazy good at the Rainbow '74. Wish they were in the Revisited version the same way too...

[@hannyhawkins7804]

Anita Smith I doubt he could do them live much after Rainbow 74. Even in live ‘39 he’s stopped doing the top notes by ‘76 and LOTG is way harder, Andy, if you do LOTG Rainbow 74, couple it with another song bc it’s very short. On the album, it runs straight into Stone Cold Crazy, which is an extreme change of pace. I think you’ll like Stone Cold Crazy: very early speed metal. Or maybe the first punk track.

[@anitasmith6042]

@@hannyhawkins7804 Your probably right...so glad they captured that flash of lightning/brilliance on film so we can continue to enjoy it over and over and over!!!

[@stewielad]

Try Now I'm Here from Hammersmith 1979, it's a brutal performance. The best they ever did of it

[@pavlagebouska3341]

Great reaction, guys. And since you asked what other live performances are mandatory, let me repeat again 😁 White Queen at Hammersmith Odeon 1975.😉

[@wing2654]

Pavla Gebouska , yes!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@richlisola1]

Oh to hear Roger sing, taking the lead. React to ‘I’m in Love with My Car.’ Basically any live version. That song was his baby! Apparently so was his car!

[@chrislufc]

Please do Save Me from the same gig! 😀 Amazing! IT’S A MUST!

[@belindamelville3376]

YESSSSSS.

[@wing2654]

I kept suggesting it too😄

[@nem447]

This whole concert *_'Queen 1981 live in Montreal'_* is on YT in HD! But as separate clips... *pick one!* I'm no rabid fan, but anyone can see they destroyed that from start to finish!!! _(made a playlist, _*_Flash_*_ is the only song missing)_ Chur.

[@paulinerivest2385]

Ohhh memories...guys, I’m soooo proud to say that Queen was my first concert ever at age 16 and I was actually part of that Montreal concert. I will NEVER forget it. It was at the Old Forum, the Hockey Mecca of the NHL where the Montreal Habs won the most Stanley cups in the history of the League. But that night, Queen were the winners. What a concert! It was fucking amazing! Not long after, I saw RUSH, Moving Picture tour and OMG, my jaw was on the floor the whole concert. That’s how good it was! I’ve been to a a lot of concert in my life and Queen, Rush & Pink Floyd are at the top of my list...I’m happy that you guys are discovering songs of bands that have been around for decades and that you know how to appreciate it. Keep it up! Rock’n’Roll will never die! 💙

[@dmille1959]

The way he moves so effortlessly from piano to center stage and back. In any other band, both Taylor and May would have been lead singers.

[@LeroyBrown84]

Great reaction(s)!!! Dragon Attack Live at Montreal (same concert) is a nice one too!!! The one song I like most at the time is White Queen - Live @ the Hammersmith Odeon '74

[@anitasmith6042]

Oh Leroy Brown if you only knew how much I melt to Dragon Attack - especially the Montreal performance. Freddie at his slinky, sexy, sensual best and Deaky's bass, oh my.....all that on top of Roger's driving beat and Brian's riffs...holy crap.....

[@yvrkid7070]

Live at the Rainbow 1974 has an incredible version of In the Lap of the Gods that showcases Roger Taylor's falsetto. It is the first song in a medley. Also the musicianship from all 4 is incredible. Greatest live band ever!

[@kendallneason3645]

Love watching new listeners hear what we got to hear live in our youth. How lucky we were.

[@CBGB_1977]

"DEATH ON TWO LEGS" LIVE! C'mon! That kicks ass!

[@andyandalex]

@Danelle Covey Sounds awesome!!!

[@donscofield8474]

Andy, love the way you do your reactions. You listen to the whole song or performance and then react. Too many other folks either talk over the song or keep stopping it to make comments. I suggest again. In one reaction video do Stone Cold Crazy off the Sheer Heart Attack album and then immediately watch the 1974 performance live at the Rainbow. Brian May won't let you down.

[@campbell91988]

Fantastic as ever. I would recommend Under Pressure at Wembley in 85, Save Me in Rock Montreal, and, personally to me for the sheer feeling and crowd control in it, Love of My Life at Wembley in 86 for live performances. I'm sure there are innumerable others but those are my remaining favorites.

[@a12dhie]

I was about 11 years old the first time saw this live on VCD (1997), it already gave me goosebumps

[@nitelight100]

Loved this one! A great live video to check out that isn’t an official video is Queen Hammer To Fall night one Wembley vs Night 2 Wembley in 86. The two versions are played at the same time next to each other. If you still were not impressed by Queen as a live band this would make you a believer in how good they are. You can see some mistakes in each night but you can see how trivial they were. You will be EXTREMELY impressed with Rodger’s time keeping. 1986 was before in ear monitors and playing with click tracks. Even if you decide not to do a reaction video to it, just watch it for yourself. It’s THAT good.

[@simontyne3032]

Now I'm here in Budapest is amazing.

[@GMACF1]

Great that your mate gave you a helping hand again. You work well together 👍🏼 even to the point that we get synchronised head nodding haha. I think I’ve already suggested it but Save Me at the same concert as this one is brilliant, very highly recommended.

[@bethford6007]

Loved watching your heads bob in unison. You were STUNNED! Roger takes over the lead so that Freddie can do that long scream near the end while Roger continues the Find Me(s). Love collaboration like that - no ego.

[@paprika2908]

oooh and also check Laps of the gods/Seven seas of Rhye at Wembley !

[@Julian-to7ro]

You and your friend are so amazing. So intelligent and curious and really loving new things and music in general. Always keen to see what you listen next and glad you discover Queen now. Such a special band. A big show. An amazing singer and lyrics. Mostly you just have 1 or 2 from out of the 3 😀

[@andyandalex]

Thank you friend I’m glad you enjoyed the video!! We are having a great time checking out new bands and songs, hav a great day friend! 😁

[@deborahcornell171]

A great follow up to this is "Dragon Attack" from the same Montreal '81 show. It shows Roger doing a great intro & shift into the song, and Freddie interacting with each band member (after having a little fun with the audience). And you'd love the groove of the song. It's not humanly possible to sit still to it. The studio version/Official Video is also a must hear!💙

[@anitasmith6042]

Holy Crap yes!!!! My personal obsession is Dragon Attack Montreal then Milton sooooo sexy!!!😉😊🤘😎🎸

[@timothyembry3174]

rodger taylor is so under rated. high harmony and crushing drums

[@kyaaa4485]

freddie is such an awe-inspiring singer AND performer. people sometimes forget that performing isn’t the same as singing, and fred definitely has both! he’s so lucky to be gifted with such such such a beautiful voice AND to know how to use that voice to the fullest. the way he ad libs is really inspired. this song is notoriously hard because of all the changes and he just smashes it with a sip of beer. then he goes and forms a band with people who are just as talented and you’ve got queen. queen is just amazing, really.

[@danakelley532]

Thursdays..Andy...Queen...it's a good day!! I prefer Queen live on a lot of their songs as they just kick arse!! Couple of late videos..The Miracle and I Want It All. Live from this concert..Tie Your Mother Down..Save Me and Play The Game are superb!! Enjoy your reactions and will be watching!!.

[@andyandalex]

@Dana Kelley Glad you enjoy! And thank you for the suggestions! Glad to see you! 😁

[@sunlightfire5925]

I like how you were so jazzed about it that at 7:55 you waved your arms like an excited little kid! 😄

[@scemo39]

Roger's falsetto and Brian's guitar at the same note gives me life

[@terryhuwe2184]

They blew everyone away that day including the other bands!

[@richlisola1]

Did you do White Queen at Odeon the Hammersmith 1975 yet? That is a must! Love these duo reactions! You guys are true rock aficionados!

[@hellsbells8689]

I totally agree, we have to watch this track and it would be great if we could watch it too, as you watch.

[@cherrygamao7180]

Nice reaction Andy.. if you want to see Roger sing, try the killer queen + im in love with my car live at montreal..

[@andyandalex]

@Cherry Gamao Gotcha! Thanks for the tip! 😁

[@steveosborne3714]

Andy, my live Queen recommendation is 'White Queen (As It Began)' @ The Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Utterly phenomenal.

[@wing2654]

Steve Osborne , so mystical...

[@melissacurtis7216]

My absolute favorite live performance. It's unbelievable. The solo melts my soul.

[@wolfeflambe]

You really need to watch the rest of this concert. It’s Queen at their peek and every song sounds perfect. The musicianship is faultless. Well worth 2 hours out of your life to watch.