First Time Hearing BRIGHTON ROCK - QUEEN - Reaction! (I CAN'T BELIEVE MY EARS!!!) 🤯

Today I am discovering Brighton Rock by Queen! This is my first time listening to it and it blew my mind!!!!
Brighton Rock was written by Brian May for the band's 1974 album Sheer Heart Attack
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Hi I'm Doe, I live in England with my partner and our little jack russell. I make KZbin videos about all the things I love, so you will see a lot of Beatles and Queen related content, music reviews and reactions, vinyl record hauls and unboxings and showing my record collection. Also we are both vegan and love plants and love growing our own food on our allotment and tasting new vegan food. I love art so you will see some creative projects on here as well as fashion, especially from the 50s/60/70s, I love that vintage style. I also vlog from time to time, especially if I'm travelling or showing you parts of England, hiking in the country, out on the motorbike or exploring a medieval castle.
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[@EmeraldWings90]

Brian says (2022, Uncut magazine): "The lyrics were actually based entirely on a romance I had in Brighton. Me and Roger went down to Brighton and met two girls in our very, very early days. Life is all about romance, isn't it? I've never been very good at it! But you can't exist without those yearnings and desires. The solo on that song has really developed a life of its own - it's a sonic adventure. I was fascinated by the ideas of delay and canon - of playing a riff on my guitar, hearing it back and then playing a harmony line on top of that. Nowadays the likes of Ed Sheeran use looper pedals, but I had to build my own! There used to be a thing called an Echoplex, a tape machine with heads on it, but you could only get short delays on it. I wanted a delay of a few seconds, long enough to play along to. So I cannibalised an Echoplex and put it in a bigger box, and extended the rail on which the playback head lives. I even had a pedal to work it, and a motor and pulley system! It was a bit hare-brained, a bit Heath Robinson, and it wasn't stable enough to use on tour. So we simplified it a bit, put the head in a fixed position, so that it would play a delay of a second and a half. And I'd add a harmony on top of that, and then another on that. It became a big part of our live shows. There's always an element of "Brighton Rock" in everything I do!" Here's the whole article: wingslovesfiction.tumblr.com/post/685807939934699520/ylly22-uncut-magazine-july-2022 If you listened to concerts, or any of Brian's solos, that's probably where you heard parts of it. :) This page also always has some info on the songs: genius.com/Queen-brighton-rock-lyrics

[@DoeDarling]

That's super interesting, thanks for sharing!

[@debramoore7513]

“Loved” your comment!! This is one of my fav songs!!

[@rdp281089]

This was the song from the Sheer heart Attack Album that made me pick up an electric guitar. Brian is simply a master of delay and the three part harmony. It's as if Freddie just said "Go on Brian have a song where we show off your talent and the amazing tonal qualities of your Red Special" This is vintage 70's Queen!

[@DoeDarling]

And I loooooove it!! 🎸

[@topmandog1]

this was written by brian you know

[@richardhoare1477]

An interesting thing to note is that the last track on Queen II (Seven Seas of Rhye) finishes with them singing "I do like to be beside the seaside". Brighton Rock opens proceedings on the following album (Sheer Heart Attack) with the same tune being whistled. (Looks like the point has already been made, but it's still a lovely little touch! Thanks for the reactions as always!)

[@DoeDarling]

I like that they did that!

[@chrisjamesr77]

An underrated part of this song in my opinion is the playing of Roger Taylor and John Deacon. They didn't get once called the "sonic volcano" for nothing!

[@roberttaylor8959]

this is just awesome Brain May at his finest

[@DoeDarling]

Totally!! 🎸

[@celticpoet21]

Epic! A band of renaissance men! I think it was the longest solo Bri wrote up to that point. Live, that guitar solo sounds like a symphony! That guitar solo has just been Brian's labor of love that started when he was with the band Smile, evolving over time to be used in the Queen track "son and daughter". In fact he even played a medley mix of Brighton rock and son and daughter at the Odeon Hammersmith in 1975. Over the years, Brian continued to evolve the solo, especially live, he added to it as he played. Live in Houston is as close to the album in length and similarity you can get, while live at Earls court (he even plinks a few bits of "three blind mice"), live killers, Wembley, Budapest and onward are longer and completely mind-blowing! It's this musical tapestry he even wove into the full guitar solo track from the 90's "last horizon", to a completely new track he wrote for Nasa in 2019 called "new horizon". During his most current guitar solo during the Rhapsody tour is out of this universe! From what I've seen on youtube, Brian stands on this huge, really tall platform (made to look like he's standing on an asteroid) in front of this huge screen that video projects outer space, etc and the solo consists of bits of Brighton Rock, Last horizons and his latest New Horizons composition and some of Antonin Dvorak's" New world" symphony blended in. BTW, Please react to some of his solo work (live and album).

[@DoeDarling]

Definitely wanna hear this live!

[@clarenceflam]

The whole album is very very good. To me this is where Queen found their true sound. Each song is very good and certainly one of my top 5 best Queen albums. A great song with Freddie singing falsetto is 'Don't try so hard' off Innuendo, if you haven't listened to this track yet you will not be disappointed, another great song with lots of emotion and incredible vocals as always.

[@moose6509]

Born and bred in Brighton and funnily enough, was there at the weekend for the first time in nearly 3 years ( I live in Spain now), this epic Brian masterclass was written for me. Anyway, that´s what I thought when I played this back in the 70´s. Saw Freddie & The Boys in Brighton in ´79 and you can just imagine the reception this got ! As others have said, check out the Live version, it´s absolutely monstrous. Lovely reaction Doe as always.

[@DoeDarling]

This is totally your song! Wow yes, I can just imagine them playing this in Brighton! It must have been wild!

[@LeroyBrown84]

... jealousy... 🎶👑🥂

[@moose6509]

@@LeroyBrown84 I´m a very lucky boy. I was right at the front too.......

[@unklesalty3732]

I absolutely loved this album. Highly underrated, preceded A Night at the Opera but you can hear the seeds of that album in Sheer Heart Attack. I especially loved how Tenement Funster, Flick of the Wrist, and Lily of the Valley all played as almost one whole song. Definitely an album to listen to start to finish.

[@Avetorro]

It’s funny to hear people reacting to this today, but had you been a teenager like me hearing this for the first time the year it was released, it was mind blowing. There was absolutely nothing like it around, I’m not surprised it still blows people away 50 years later

[@donrondo407]

Thanks for your interpretation of the lyrics. I am jealous that you are listening to some Queen songs for the first time!

[@DoeDarling]

I'm so happy I decided to take my time discovering Queens music, there's something so special about hearing a song for the first time 🥲

[@lilwoozy4644]

I'm going to a queen show well not queen and Adam but it's a tribute queen concert. Im really excited. It's in hidalgo tx

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

How NEAT, I hope it's GOOD!

[@DoeDarling]

Have the BEST time! 🤗🥰

[@bandmom3505]

"Brian... is killing it." ALWAYS! 😀👍

[@malcolmpeacock2484]

The first time I herd this was on the Live Killers album. So imagine it live. It's awesome. As for your point about the sea-side. The same thing happens on the end of Seven Seas of Rye. Another great reaction video Doe. Thank you try to keep yourself cool. Look forward to your next reaction

[@DoeDarling]

Yes you're right! Oh I do like to be beside the seaside! 🎶

[@malcolmpeacock2484]

Thanks Doe you tickled me & made me laugh with your reply. When I was listening to your reaction it made me think of the song possibly originally been a Smile song. Also showed that guitarist of the 70s had tendencies to have a solo part to songs. Which showed there talent not that Brain May

[@NewBritainStation]

Yes, you must listen to the Live Killers version…

[@malcolmpeacock2484]

Hi Doe just seen Brian & Rodger post on Facebook saying that Queen Greatest Hits album has now sold 7 million copies which they say no album has ever done. All I can say is wow

[@malcolmpeacock2484]

@@NewBritainStation Live Killers is a great album

[@tomfleming8230]

I remember the first time I heard this song having brought the Sheer Heart Attack album while in college. It completely changed my life and outlook on music. Absolutely incredible.

[@maxpower3698]

Don't forget the connecting link end of Queen II, Seven Seas of Rhye (Oh I do like to be beside the seaside) opening track Brighton Rock & that is whistled in the intro all true kids

[@sanseiryu]

Growing up in the 60s and 70s, finally being exposed to Queen. Queen 2 was the first album I listened to. Which led me to this album. Reading the lyrics blew my mind. The first time I had been exposed to Regency era speech. I just thought that was how the English spoke normally. I began to be critical of song lyrics from other popular bands which were too simple. I absolutely loved the song structure and elevated lyrics that Queen composed.

[@GersonNETOmegao584]

Queen good old fashioned lover boy official reaction

[@albertodiaz2391]

Brian may genius best guitar Mercury best voice Rock queen Good group

[@LeroyBrown84]

Great reaction! 😃 The 'Live Killers' version is my favourite Queen live performance! 👑🎸 You'd love that version I guess. Cheers from the Netherlands 🥂

[@DoeDarling]

Yeah sounds like I gotta hear it for sure!

[@tomasj458]

I think I am in love.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Thanks for posting this reaction, Doe, it was great (as usual). Nice to hear some early Queen too, their sound evolved a great deal from the late '70s onwards, it's almost like pre-Bohemian Rhapsody and post-Bohemian Rhapsody, they're sound changed so much, I've always felt that 'Now I'm Here' was a mix of their styles as a track, on the one hand you have tracks like this and 'Seven Seas of Rye' and the stuff like ''You're My Best Friend'. I might be good to check out stuff from their early albums more as it often gets overlooked. 🙂

[@DoeDarling]

I really enjoy what I've heard of their earlier stuff too!

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

@@DoeDarling Yes, as I said it's different from their music which came a bit later, it's like how The Beatles did too, their very early recordings change throughout their career as the band's sound grew, the same was true for Queen as well. It's so great that you play and react to it as it seems to be a bit forgotten about now. 🙂

[@cristiona22]

One of my favourite tracks in this album. On the Live Killers album Roger does a fantastic timpani solo in the middle too.

[@dalewinship1158]

Such a good choice, Brian’s playing is phenomenal on this track, right up there with anything he’s done IMO. The album itself is probably my favourite of theirs and to me marks a moment when they realise what they’re about as a band after the first two albums (which I really think are great but I get the impression that they were searching for their sound at that point). If you’re looking for a sound of summer, give Seaside Rendezvous a listen it’s a very fun, throwaway cheeky song but brilliant.

[@DoeDarling]

Added to the list! Coming soon 😄

[@philbroadley8824]

Some of the guitar near the end sounds like "Great King Rat" from the album "Queen"

[@Robert-wn2cw]

Great reaction video. Absolutely loved it. Thanks.

[@id097]

Just got goosebumps on my arms hearing this x

[@bigmallly7863]

Heyup DD, yet another classic Queen track.

[@johndutton9739]

Love this song so much. The album live killers had a longer version of this which is worth a listen. The band walked off for a break when Brian and Roger were doing solos. One thing about this track on KZbin that really annoys me is the balance - the lh (??) channel is really quiet and it ruins the song for me. I heard this first when I was in primary school and have loved it so much I bought the kit to learn how to play it - fab. Ps I am from lincs too - south part near Spalding - check out the epic concert there in the late 60s - Jimmy Hendrix and cream performed amongst others - unbelievable for a town selling tulips!!

[@keymack2477]

This is my first visit to your channel, Doe, and I was very impressed with your reaction to this great early Queen song! I don't know if you take suggestions for other songs to react to, and I have no idea yet if you have done a reaction to this song, but I think you would really love "White Queen" from the Hammersmith Odeon, another great Brian May tune featuring an unbelievable collaboration between Brian on guitar and Freddie on the keys!! Stay cool!

[@Fuzcapp]

OMG!!!! I have one of those cups - mine says, "I want to make tea"!!! Oh! And I frickin' love your cushion in the background!

[@debramoore7513]

My #3 Queen song! YESSSS you’re right Doe .. Love this song!! Brighton Rock is based on the novel & 1947 film with same name .. about an ill-fated love affair!! The guitar solo is to die for!! 🎸 The song was featured in the film Baby Driver.

[@georgeknox1822]

Great choice . One of my fav queen tracks ever .. :)

[@AliT0555]

Freddie singing falsetto as Jenny and then normal as Jimmy.

[@andrewcairns6562]

Brilliant reaction as always and perfect choice too

[@DoeDarling]

Thanks! 🥰

[@paultimmins9811]

HELLO Doe, what a WONDERFUL REACTION to Brighton Rock and BRILLIANT music from Brian May & vocals from Freddy. Hard to believe it was released in 1974 WOW. KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT REVIEWS & REACTIONS, Doe and STAY SAFE. LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE REACTIONS . Doe WILL you react to DON'T TRY TOO HARD Please. 🤗. Paul

[@bensteckler6698]

This song kicks off Side 1 of Sheer Heart Attack, As somebody who bought this album the next week after first listening to A Night At The Opera in 1975, I kind of knew what to expect, but I imagine the surprise of somebody in America in 1974 who'd only ever heard "Killer Queen" on the radio. Imagine that listener thinking, "Oh, this is that clever group that did "Killer Queen", this will be a delight!" And then they hear how much QUEEN ROCKS for the first time. and then Killer Queen follows it.

[@Semajsenrab72]

I sleep in 40° temps at night in Sydney. For weeks, non stop.

[@dougb.2722]

The vocals were Freddy Mercury......Yes, all the highs and the lows of the two parts (He sang) The male and female parts. Combined with Brian May's guitar playing, it is a completely unique experience. Thanks for reacting to it.

[@bukeksiansu2112]

As a 12 year old kid I was blown away heard this song for the first time, especially the guitar session back in 1984.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Fantastic song. One of my favs. ❤️🇺🇸

[@ross8884]

Hey there! New subscriber here! Glad you're enjoying Queen so much! I'm also a lover of regional accents. I'm from Grimsby originally (live in Nottingham now, much nicer hehe) so I did guess you might be not too far away from there.

[@davidmacfarlane1763]

Yeah he sings two bits. Jenny high Jimmy low

[@davidmacfarlane1763]

Also this is the proto Brian Solo that live concerts have had ever since. Its evolved, but you can still feel it, and it echoes into modern solos sometimes

[@jackierichardson901]

Wow Doe loved your reaction this is an amazing song musical genius does remind you of the seaside lots more to look forward to try seaside rendezvous x x

[@DoeDarling]

Ooh that sounds like a great summer song too! 🎵

[@jackierichardson901]

@@DoeDarling you will love it Doe Freddie sings a bit in French such a versatile man and a funny ending x x

[@juliannetomlinson]

Hope you survive the heat used to it here in Australia but not so many 40 degrees here in Melbourne.Love your reaction 😀

[@DoeDarling]

Luckily it's cooled off a little here now, but yes we are not used to it over here in little old England 😆😆😆

[@davepault]

When Brian used to play his guitar solo Live John used throw peanuts at him For a laugh

[@roimerlopez1275]

Amazing reaction my friend Doe!!...In 2017, the music world was shocked by the bursting onto the scene of a 22-year-old singer named Dimash Kudaibergen, who performed on the famous Chinese competition show for professional singers called “The Singer”... It was just It was necessary for this young man to make his first appearance, making a cover of one of the most difficult songs in the world, a famous French composition called "S.O.S. D'un Terrien En Détresse", to be considered from that moment on as the best singer in the entire planet....No one in the musical field had ever seen a human being, being able to reach vocal ranges above 7 octaves and several semitones, that is, all 88 keys of a digital piano, which reaches a little more than 7 octaves and as if that weren't enough, sing the more than 12 languages...Since then all kinds of experts (Vocal coach, analysts, singing teachers, youtubers, reactors, etc.) have dedicated themselves to reviewing their presentations to try to understand how someone can sing this way...The incredible thing is that that presentation in China was in 2017 and 5 years have passed since then, but what Dimash has done in these 5 years is to further improve his wide vocal range, which is currently practically above of the 8 octaves... The Covid pandemic stopped his concerts worldwide, all with tickets sold in just seconds, via the internet, but at the same time it ended up catapulting him to the top of popularity worldwide...Anyway, since I think you are one of those reactors who have not yet met this impressive singer, here is the link of that presentation in China in 2017, with the song S.O.S. and I would like you to mention my name as the person who recommended him to you..It is a more recent video than the others, so it does not have the same number of views as the previous ones, which have millions of views, but it is a more complete video, with an intro, subtitles in several languages and with the improved quality of audio and sound....kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHW7ZHmeot6Bl8U

[@OldNavyGuy]

And this has to do with Queen how?

[@normalasamsudin1891]

There's also a novel called Brighton Rock by Graham Greene. The character's name is pinky and the sitting is in Brighton. I had to read that for my literature course... fun times. I love this song..

[@davepault]

Freddie all so sings a song called pain is so close to pressure In falsetto great song

[@larshenrikfabrin7640]

I love that song. The guitar solo with the delay and canon reminds me a bit of what Freddy did vocally on 'the Prophets song'. Thanks for the video . a great choice for the holiday season (I am currently enjoying my holiday)

[@DoeDarling]

Oooh holidaying anywhere nice?

[@larshenrikfabrin7640]

@@DoeDarling Nothing as fancy as Brighton, I'm afraid - but still nice. A little harbor in Sweden called Glommen

[@DoeDarling]

@@larshenrikfabrin7640 sounds lovely, enjoy it!

[@drewport8706]

Nice mug 😁

[@DoeDarling]

Ah thanks my friend got me it, I love it 😄

[@jimjewell9438]

You just got a like and another subscriber.

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow 🥰 beautiful Freddie ❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️ liked already subscribed 😁

[@DoeDarling]

Thanks! 🥰

[@annecraycroft9989]

This song is rock opera at its best. Very sassy camp. If not for you, I don't think I would have found this amazing piece of musical art. Thank you Doe, love your mug!! Anne

[@bluebell3720]

It tells a story But the phrase means a rock album that tells an ongoing story through each song Bo Rap was dubbed a rock opera even though it isnt technically because Freddie refers to the operatic section and the song feels dramatic and operatic I don't see this as operatic

[@Ezekielepharcelis]

Like this Song pretty much 🙂

[@samskarebyaha]

That's a wicked track.

[@kendallneason3645]

Ms. Doe I love your interest in Queen. If you want to hear a close vocal equivalent of Freddie’s rock voice but a female singer please check out Anne Wilson of the band Heart. Her sister is a cool cat on the guitar! The band Heart was at the same time period as Queen. They wrote Barracuda, Magic Man, Dog and Butterfly…

[@johngraham5996]

Heart supported Queen at ingliston in edinburgh on june 2nd 1982 👑✊🇬🇧

[@GilesMcRiker]

"And now, we'd like to tease you with a little bit of heavy rock n roll!"

[@dirkradhammer6300]

One of my favorite choruses of all time and they only do it ONCE in the song.

[@JanS1]

Freddie singing the "girl's part" in higher voice. Great guitar...goes without saying I suppose but very true here :)

[@oobenoob]

Wow you are incredibly pretty!!

[@JUANJEN75]

Adorable

[@P3pp3rr]

Hi deo! So today I was watching a bunch of Queen videos and I got an order from Amazon and it was a book and guess what it was Mercury and me and I'm already on almost done chapter 1!

[@quinnmiller8593]

I like Freddie's little high pitched laugh at the end of Brighton Rock, and it's really funny to imagine Freddie Mercury doing that laugh in the studio, and what it would have sounded like being in the studio to hear it in person. Then it's even funnier imagining that laugh coming from freddie mercury in the 80's, when he had short hair and a mustache.

[@davebain1982]

I think you’ll find that was Roger not Freddie 🙄

[@PaddyDixieTheMinerva82]

My son bought me that very same cup for my last birthday!!

[@richgoebel6650]

Find a live performance of this where Brian lets the other 3 take a break while he performs a very long solo with single and double delay harmonizing with himself. In the studio, this was done using multiple reel to real tapes with the tape going through two machines to make a single, and for the Prophet's Song, three machines were used to make double delay, which Freddie mastered quickly. Another fun fact to this song, is it's the first song on their 3rd album. The last song on their 2nd album, Seven Seas of Rhye, ends with the similar sounds that are the intro here, and some consider it to be a continuation, but I have never seen anyone create a mashup to see how they would sound together. Then there is the album title, Sheer Heart Attack. The title track to this album is three albums later News of the World, right after We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions, and it is a very interesting Roger Taylor song. Roger also wrote and sang the title track to Jazz, More of that Jazz.

[@emilymcpaul4204]

Live Killers is the one you want.

[@Chris192814]

Loving all your Queen(my second favourite band) reactions but it could be cool to mix it with a few other bands/songs as well as there are some other amazing ones out there. A few ideas that I think you might enjoy are Wish You Were Here or Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd (they are my favourite band), Hurt by Jonny Cash, Sound of Silence by Disturbed, Zombie by The Cranberries, Behind Blue Eyes by Limp Bizkit just a few ideas to be going on with 😉. But loving your channel and your vids so keep up the good work and being you x

[@douglasbrown970]

Sweaty or not your absolutely gorgeous ❤️❤️❤️

[@stuartryan610]

This song gave us the many solos played live. The best ones are Xmas eve 1975, but the finest is from the live killers album which is made up of 3 nights in Paris 1979.

[@stuartryan610]

Additional.... If you go back to album one you will find early version of the guitar solos.

[@roberttaylor8959]

you reall should checkout the live version

[@DoeDarling]

Ooh which live version do you recommend?

[@roberttaylor8959]

@@DoeDarling Brighton Rock (Queen In Earls Court: 6/6/1977)

[@DoeDarling]

@@roberttaylor8959 thanks!

[@rookiesmith7]

@@DoeDarling kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJKVnKmIg5qorKM

[@JockTheCock1968]

Roger sings the high voice, Freddie sings the normal voice.

[@singlecell2498]

Na is all Freddie I think

[@johngraham5996]

yer wrong jock, its freddie in the higher range aswel 👑✊🇬🇧

[@taylortyler1867]

I think "Now I'm Here" is the song you were trying to think of🤔, that this one reminded you of, b/c it reminds me of it, too.

[@robdee9341]

You've got to listen to the live 13 minute version. Brian's guitar is something else..

[@moranjackson7662]

You should listen to the live version. It is vastly expanded in the Solo Part, compared to the Album version! My prefered version is the one from Live killers.

[@GinMae]

Hey, Doe - I think at first it reminds one of "keep yourself alive" -until you realize how much better and more intricate it is... I hope you get around to Brian's latest video on Tenerife... thanks! (yes.. so Brian.. but Freddie doing those crazy octaves.. right?)

[@sergeyklementiev779]

I can't believe you never heard this song 😊

[@taylortyler1867]

You have to do "Modern Times Rock & Roll" live. (not the one at the Rainbow. That one is good, but the visuals on the other one are better). Veo La Musica is the channel that has it.

[@Semajsenrab72]

Brian uses this to kick his solo in concerts

[@AgenteusaRR]

Probably reminds you of Stone Cold Crazy ;)

[@aidangroves5010]

You should react to Back Chat next

[@petevan8942]

Fan .. bloody...tastic

[@YourBeingParanoid]

air-guitar / air-drum much anyone? 😁

[@kuntumlaleanqueezer]

🎼🎵🎶🎸👑

[@stuartryan610]

Contrast this with it's vocal equivalent the prophets song middle section.

[@Gadiller-we7wl]

It's funny how most of the people who call queen Overrated can't name a single song that wasn't listed on their greatest hits album

[@paultimmins9811]

Hi Doe, I said at the end of my comment to your reaction to Brighton Rock, would you do A reaction To DON'T TRY SO HARD. I said Don't Try TOO Hard. My APOLOGIES. EXCELLENT reaction Doe as ALWAYS. Paul

[@simonbellamy67]

Seven seas of rye

[@Casr7_]

What do you say at the beginning of your video? something in a native language?

[@kavii36]

radio gaga please

[@areafiftyoneok]

Could you please react to any of Dimash Quadaibergen songs

[@reimajokinen4039]

Jep, kunnossa ollaan ja remonttiongelmakin jo pään sisällä selvitetty

[@colin1487]

Live Killers version is even better.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

CONFESSION: I have never listened to this! (Which sounds AWFUL, from a hardcore Queen fanatic.) I've seen live snippets, but I don't think I've heard the whole thing. My weird reason: I know there's not an infinite number of songs sung by Freddie, and I want to stretch out - as long as I can - the surprise of hearing something "new"... kinda like waiting for Christmas! But, I decided that if I'm going to give in and listen to something new, I should hear it with Doe. I hope Missy is okay in the heat!

[@DoeDarling]

Aww thank you for asking about her 🥰 She's actually been coping really well, we've been keeping her nice and cool, she probably enjoyed being pampered more than anything lol!

[@DoeDarling]

Awwww I'm glad we got to listen to it for the first time together!

[@cra150680]

The song you think it reminds you of might be Keep yourself alive 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Fuzcapp]

Next time you listen to it, concentrate on Roger's drumming. 🙂

[@vovindequasahi]

This is total proto-thrash right here!

[@cutthr0atjake]

The falsetto is, I believe, Roger.

[@davepault]

Its freddie he sings the falseto

[@bluebell3720]

Definitely Freddie Roger tended to do high notes and odd words in falsetto but not normally full lines/ verses Freddie sang a lot in falsetto

[@Avetorro]

I’m pretty sure roger did all the soprano stuff, he had heck of a range

[@donwest5387]

Keep yourself alive?

[@RR-dy4jb]

QUEEN II AND SHEER HEART ATTACK ALBUMS ARE FROM [1974] BOTH