First Time Hearing Queen Somebody To Love Montreal 1981 Reaction - IS THIS THE PERFECT PERFORMANCE?!

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[@gavst79]

Roger Taylor is one if the most underrated singers of all time.

[@steved6092]

Freddie is probably the greatest front man ever ... Each band member could sing, play at least one or more instrument's, write music / lyrics and each one of the band wrote at least one number one song ... Great reaction guys, thanks.

[@thanksmr.obvious6427]

Best Singer of all time

[@steved6092]

@@thanksmr.obvious6427 Definitely

[@Miblive]

Not probably, definitely.

[@humphr1d]

Each band member did in fact play multiple instruments. Three of the band members sang, Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, and Sir Brian May. John Deacon did not sing and readily admitted that he was not a singer. During concerts his mike was either turned down low or was off. Despite his not singing he was an equal integral member of the band who wrote some of their biggest hits.

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Thanks! They are SO talented!

[@brianb2897]

'Where did that come from?'...That's Freddie Mercury! Greatest frontman of all time

[@colinmorsink9685]

No autotune, flawless performance and the crowds were interacting (not with their faces buried in their phones). I saw them live in the 80'ties, perfect concert!

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

The rest of us all ENVY you!

[@Galantus1964]

so true.. top top TOP performance

[@clownmonomaniac2630]

im pretty sure theyre just recording the performance 😭 people still interact LOL

[@yvrkid7070]

I saw them live in '77. Best concert I ever saw. And I have seen a lot of concerts.

[@HealthAtAnyCost]

@@clownmonomaniac2630 In the film (not a recording), which can be watched on KZbin, the estimate was between 8000-18,0000 people there. You can see the audiences throughout the 2 days of filming and they were quite sizeable.

[@pickboaa]

The Live Aid show is a must watch imo. Queen the band was flawless but Freddie Mercury really was something else entirely, the stage presence, the voice, the carisma, the way he interacted with the audience. Freddie truly was one of a kind.

[@monkee1969]

Queen at Live Aid is recognised as the best live performance in history (i think U2 had that honour but only for 80 minutes). If you know, you know ;)

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

Not to mention he had been having throat problems, but when he got on that stage he was In The Zone and sang near perfection. From what I heard, he said afterwards, that his throat was on fire and he felt like he had been gargling with glass. Now There is true loyalty and dedication. To his band mates, to the audience, to his fans, to his family, to the world, really... Freddie gave us his everything, always, but that evening in particular was truly magic. Because Bohemian Rhapsody was of course, a movie, timelines had to be moved along, so when you think about it, it's kind of hard to believe how much time had actually elapsed between the breakup of the band, to Freddie's epiphany and apology and Live Aid. You wouldn't have thought they could have been apart for that long. But thank the Heavens that Freddie put his pride aside and asked for that forgiveness everyone needed. And yes, if they had not performed at Live Aid, they would have regretted it the rest of their lives. 💔 🧡🖤💔🧡🖤💔🧡🖤💔🧡🖤💔🧡🖤💔💛

[@danallshaw1131]

Perhaps the greatest performance of "Radio Ga-Ga, of our generation.

[@spoonunit03]

@@monkee1969 Yeah. Was not a fan of their recordings at the time ....then watched Live Aid. Jaw dropping.

[@pickboaa]

@@CuzKatieSaysSo Yes it would have been really sad if they didnt come together again with what happened with Freddie later. Live Aid was really important aswell and they couldnt have made it on a better occation either :)

[@joyceharkin3641]

When Freddie leaves the piano for the second time, Brian had some sort of malfunction with his guitar and disappears to the back of the stage. Freddie looks behind to see what's happening and fills the gap seamlessly with his audience participation until Brian returns, gives a little nod and Freddie resumes singing. Consumate professionals. RIP Freddie!

[@myowndrum286]

Yes! This was a perfect performance. The whole concert was amazing. I was there Nov 24, 1981 in Montreal for my 24th birthday. We drove 5000 miles return to be there. To this day, I remember that day with pure clarity. One of my best memories, to be sure.

[@marioaguileraiii8181]

You actually went????

[@myowndrum286]

@@marioaguileraiii8181 I did! Drove in winter conditions from northern Alberta across country down to Montreal. Then back to Alberta the day after the concert. One of the best road trips I ever went on! Sadly, Freddie also died on my birthday in 1991. I lite a candle for him and play Who Wants To Live Forever on the 24th of Nov every year.

[@marioaguileraiii8181]

@@myowndrum286 wow that is an awesome memory to have !

[@alexflorea4879]

Sadly he died when I was 2 years old but thanks to my mom I grow up listening to his voice . Rest in Peace LEGEND!

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Very cool!

[@ajruther67]

Freddie is one of the best singers and Queen is one of the best bands to grace this earth. Freddie wall full of personality and pizzazz. He definitely was born to be a performer. He is dearly missed.

[@marcelpop5840]

😁👍🌷

[@bandycoot1896]

Another brilliant vocalist in the band was Roger Taylor, the drummer. Very underrated

[@Dee-JayW]

Standing ovation for Roger ❤❤

[@cjw9257]

Don’t worry he’s very much rated

[@randyhein7324]

Freddie Mercury was a once in a lifetime performer. But all of the group were super talented.

[@charlottekaiser8144]

There will never be another Freddie Mercury.

[@geraldherrmann787]

watch "queen live aid 1985". the whole 20 minutes. 🙂 it is considered the greatest live-performance in history.

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

👏👏👏 You can't go wrong with Queen! This is one of the greatest live performances ever. The band (all 4 of them) wrote their music in about 15 different genres and Freddie Mercury the absolutely untrained singer could sing anything effortless. As the other subscribers recommended the 20 minutes set of Live Aid is a worth to watch.

[@Lakeshore14]

Freddie was THE BEST frontman, vocalist, entertainer of that era. There aren’t enough words to say how great Queen was. I feel bad for people who weren’t around for the music of the 60s, 70s and 80s. We had the best music ever. Thanks for the great reaction. 👏👏

[@steffenjonda8283]

What era do you mean? 20 Million years before - Earth is blown away by an exploding Sun?

[@kenbales9837]

There are not many singers that could hold a candle to Freddie Mercury.

[@kenanderson2002]

But I'd hold a candle FOR Freddie. RIP!

[@nicholashylton6857]

George Michael did an outstanding job in his tribute to Freddie. It's a pity he couldn't have toured with Queen. He had the style & stage presence that could have worked.

[@jimpaterson9635]

You forgot to mention how amazing it was to have the drummer and guitarist do vocalist without losing rhythm.. You have to understand the greatness and ability of this group that were not only unique but altered and inspired musicians to this day.

[@susanjones4904]

Microphone pick-up and hand-off between piano chords; effortless, flawless, beautifully, smoothly done. Queen trademark, music and song played at the highest level!! ❤

[@monkee1969]

6:26 Brian had an issue with his guitar (exit stage right) Rodger on drums gives Freddy the cue to stall for time, Freddy (says 'i got this') and seemlessly works the crowd. 7:47 Freddy looks left, sees Brian is ready to return & its back on with the song. As a sad side note this epic gig was 10 years to the day before Freddy passed 😢 & we all still miss him very much.

[@bargndigital8874]

If you want Queen at it's best watch the video of their performance at Live Aid, one if not the best performance ever.

[@steffenjonda8283]

The LiveAid performance of Queen is the absolute best stage performance ever happening. As long as humans will live, nobody would be better. 60.000 people, who had complete different preferences were taken by freddie in seconds. His aura and crowed control was beyond human behaviour. He rocked that show. For sure the movie is wrong, but not about this performance. I saw it on TV and was flashed.

[@kellycrook543]

Yea!!!! Queen is the best band ever...with the best frontman ever!!! Listen to Queens Live performances. No auto tune just PURE TALENT!!!

[@redrum567]

Shout out to Roger Taylor for his drumming prowess and his vocal abilities - legendary \m/ Nice reaction y'all 🖒🖒

[@sharonclark4002]

Freddie had bottles of beer on the piano, but in the cups was tea with honey to help his throat so he could get those high notes 😁😁

[@polarbearhero9803]

Wasn’t the beer a promotion? Prominently displayed for renumeration.

[@4721lynn]

Freddie DOES drink on stage. One of those cups doesnt have water in it .. Its vodka "for his voice" 😂

[@4721lynn]

This is him "training" the audiece .. which he did well .. Cuz LIVE AID 😂

[@4721lynn]

There will NEVER be a band that comes CLOSE to Queen.

[@sherryheim5504]

Freddie's performance is beyond normal human abilities and that includes each band member. Everybody smashed this performance. My next favorite live performance by Queen (They are consistently the best live band ever, in my opinion) is White Queen live at Odeon, Hammersmith 12/24/1975. There is along instrumental portion in this song that sums up why this band is so legendary. Every member is top in their field and the history and facts about the members is amazing and bountiful. Thank you for your reactions.

[@barrysiewert7386]

I totally agree, this passionate performance is jaw dropping.

[@kenanderson2002]

THANK YOU!!! I thought I was the only person who thought White Queen was so amazing! Freddie's piano skills are on full display and the psychedelic feeling is unmatched.

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Thank you too!

[@ingobordewick6480]

Saw them live back in 1986 and up to this day there is NOTHING that's comparable to Queen live. Some are close, like Tool or Nightwish live, but that performance I witnessed in 1986 is still the best concert I have ever seen.

[@CEP73]

Lucky thing! I never got to see them live!

[@rogerchadwick3452]

I had the privilege of seeing Queen over twenty times from 1978 to their last concert at Knebworth in 1986, it was a wonderful time to be alive.

[@CHRISFREEMAY]

THIS IS QUEEN MY FRIENDS!!!!! ⚡👊🏻⚡

[@kevinmalone2218]

I had the privilege of seeing Queen live twice back in the 70s. No one owned the stage like Freddy Mercury!

[@RockinMamaT]

He actually drank tea on stage for his amazing voice❤

[@tarar1998]

This is an amazing band. No auto tune back then. This is pure talent. Freddie was the BEST frontman EVER! Rogers backup vocals are amazing as well. Live aid is again the BEST live performance EVER. Not just by Queen, but by any band!

[@joepowell7025]

There will never be another Freddie.. R.I.P.

[@vernhoke7730]

I saw them on either side of this "Montreal 1981". Saw them on that tour at Madison Square Garden in September 1980 and the Hot Space tour in July 1982. Yes they actually sound that good live! I highly recommend checking out "Save Me" from this same show.

[@kellycrook543]

You can't beat Queen performing live. There's no band like Queen....and there's no lead singer like Freddie mercury. He's one of a kind. The GOAT!!!!

[@Dee-JayW]

standing ovation for ROGER THE DRUMMER ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maniac6666]

Im so thankfull that my dad put me on to Queen since i was young 🙏❤

[@TenCapQuesada]

Ask any Queen fan and they will always tell you "watch them live in preference to studio versions", although some of the videos are great too. As for suggestions, may I offer "Under Pressure" live at Wembley, where you will get Freddie's great "eey oh" interaction with the audience, "Love Of My Life" live in Rio, where the audience actually sings TO Freddie, and of course the great, iconic "Live Aid". But make sure you pick a video of Live Aid that doesn't cut the ending - a lot of the most recent reactions are spoilt by that and we fans end up a bit disappointed. Anyway, Queen is such a deep rabbit hole that I could just go on and on, but I won't! Discover it all for yourselves and enjoy!

[@drjag1155]

Freddie was an incredible performer ! I miss him so much 🙏

[@jeffclendenin6770]

I saw Queen and Freddie live in 81, GREAT show.

[@GoldenBoots77]

Freddie will never be forgotten !

[@MsUltrafox]

"Where did that come from" It all came from Freddie's golden voice.

[@thomasjacques5286]

The folks in the audience were blessed to be part of such an experience. It doesn't get much better than this performance. 4 lads, no electronic trickery used/needed today. Roger Taylor's drumming and background vocals are epic. And to an even more PERFECT or EPIC performance check out Queens 24 minute set at Live Aid 1985.

[@jackjensen5864]

One of the greatest voices ever

[@susandrysdale7987]

Fantastic reaction. You can’t go wrong with any Queen live.

[@alanjames5586]

The reason they sound so good is because they are all talented musicians and singers. No auto tune and lip sync that you see a lot of with today's 'artists'.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

HEY GUYS, FANTASTIC REACTION! This was Freddie Mercury's FAVORITE song to perform... He even said that "from a writing standpoint", he thought it was a better song that "Bohemian Rhapsody"! FYI.... If you really liked this performance, you should ALSO check out: "SOMEBODY TO LOVE" LIVE AT... MILTON KEYNES BOWL IN 1982 The Milton Keynes Bowl performance of this song is actually the one that Queen put in their official compilation of Best Live Performances! The 1982 Milton Keynes rendition tends to "fly under the radar" because 1981 Montreal was filmed in 35 mm... But, EVERY reactor who's watched both, has said they like the Milton Keynes performance even MORE. (One reactor actually said "Montreal is the appetizer, Milton Keynes Bowl is the meal!")

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

----and it shows how great musicians they were - - they never played the same way - they improvised - and followed each other - a truly tight group.

[@imocchidoro]

Queen is the best band EVER, and Freddie was a magical being.

[@deborahdennehy9937]

I was from the UK & would have LOVED to have watched QUEEN, sadly no cash!! Just watched it on tv at the time!! Just sensational, I was 21 yrs old then!! Lived in Liverpool UK. QUEEN were just so incredible in every way, ofcourse the great Freddie Mercury was the amazing lead singer/pianist/guitarist/songwriter. Love, love, loved them!!!!!!! xx

[@DevInvest]

One of the greatest live performances ever

[@marianclough8577]

Queen was a band that worked hard to be the best band and give all to each new audience. Also, Freddie always changed up the songs. There is another Montreal 1981 evening where he really had fun changing Somebody To Love.

[@MegaSlowburner]

I have been on this Earth 69 years. I love music. This performance was the best ever live by any person and band. Freddie was almost too good for this world. He did his thing and never took no for an answer. Thank you Farrokh Bulsara.....you are remembered but also missed.

[@kendallneason3645]

I bet you know Queen you just don’t know you do! Best band live ever. Ever heard We Are the Champions, We Will Rock You, Another One Bites The Dust? All Queen. Go down the rabbit hole and you will hear the most eclectic rock band’s music ever made!

[@joannephillips3557]

I felt privileged to have seen this band perform live in 1984. Freddie was the greatest showman ever, and the band honestly sound exactly same on their albums! If I close my eyes I was at this same concert, it sounds just as I remember and I was in Africa! God bless you Freddie we love you forever

[@luismaestre8652]

Real music, real talent

[@ajruther67]

I also like this performance because it also shows off Roger's vocals (the drummer)

[@jamesdamiano8894]

I like that you mentioned the stage presence. Freddy was arguably one of the greatest front men of all time. There have been some really good front men be he was awesome beyond awesomeness. They have a bunch of great songs to react too.

[@sharonvincent4238]

They were great, great, great!

[@neilgilbert6798]

You must checkout live aid one of Queens best performance absolutely necessary to see just amazing Great reaction to the greatest front man ever RIP Freddy

[@sheilayates6548]

A wonderful reaction I loved it , you have an incredible journey in front of you I know I am 70 so I feel blessed to have enjoyed a life of so many eras of mucic and there are wonderful memories entwined in within them all .💖💜💖💜UK

[@JohnnyLaps]

Amazing Freddie, Queen.The best rock band that has ever been.🏆

[@brettbridger362]

It just shows me how old I am that there are people out there who don't know all this 'old' stuff. Glad you enjoyed it. FYI, after Freddie died, John Farnham was one of the people Queen thought of replacing him with. John didn't want to travel away from Australia that much, so he turned them down. Good pick, this is one of their most outstanding tracks.

[@andrewmckenzie292]

Australian here, didn't know that Farnham was considered as a replacement for Mercury, interesting! Might of needed some adjusting of style but could have worked.

[@nordicbynature2775]

Hi from Germany 😊 In an interview Reporter ask freddy wich Instrument he likes the most to play...he said "..the audience"😬 We never forget Freddy ❤✌

[@danettecrossley7912]

I grew up listening to queen and loved them as I have gotten older I really appreciate them just how much talent in one band live God bless

[@alunchurcher7060]

Still miss Freddie today I was lucky enough to of seen him preform on three occasions, with Queen he was the ultimate performer, singer and writer of great music. Help turn queen into the massive group the were. Taken from us way to early but that's life. I still own every album on vinyl and on cd. But I've always been a rock fan and listener and Queen were THE rock band during my life and luckily their music will last forever.

[@itzme74]

Freddie Mercury will always be one of if not the best front man ever.

[@ImjaTse6189]

Freddie, the greatest. Period. We'll never have anyone like him.

[@dmaynardabu]

Freddie Mercury, the best front man ever! The entire band is Fire!!

[@pampresley4479]

Thank you for the reaction. All of Queen's live performances are better than the recorded versions. Try "Who Wants To Live Forever" Live in Budapest 1986 you won't be sorry.

[@lulutoyou2879]

Ty for reacting to my favorite queen performance..r.i.p.freddie...

[@wobobable]

i saw Queen twice in the 80's , 1980 @ the NEC Birmingham , 1982 @ Leeds united football ground Elland Road , both amazing concerts , Freddie and the band at their best , what a legend he was and still is , greatest front man of a group / band ever .

[@GunnerAl9]

The liquid in the cups and bottle on his piano is actually tea for his throat. The bottle is a beer bottle and in one interview he discussed his need for tea and not alcohol during performance. My first concert was Queen in Kansas City, Missouri in 1978. First and best concert I ever attended. Queen Live Killers. Amazing lights, show and best performance ever.

[@imasurfer4983]

I'm a retired studio/touring audio engineer who has worked with bands like Aerosmith, Metallica, Kiss, and Chicago. It was unusual to have live recordings of this caliber in the late 70s early 80s. It was only possible for bands with basically unlimited resources. There was most likely a tractor trailer parked just outside with a full studio setup and everything was multi tracked just like in a studio. That gives much more control on the final mix. Of course you have to take into account they are/were phenomenal artists and had that magical spark that only happens rarely. Great band and great reaction. Keep it up.

[@kendallcarstens9194]

Now check out their entire LIVE performance at Wembly in 1985. A little long, but covers most of their biggest hits, and very entertaining.

[@HealthAtAnyCost]

Wembley 1986 on the Magic Tour. This Wembley show was 10 shows away from Knebworth, their last live performance ever. Unless you are talking about Live Aid? 20 of the best minutes EVER!

[@Nicovertime]

Thanks for keeping Freddie Mercury alive and you and everyone reading this should seek Queen performances

[@yvrkid7070]

The first time I saw this video I clapped too! The whole band are so in sync. This song was played fourth because it was so difficult to play live. Freddie's voice had to be fresh. There are other good versions but Roger's backing vocals put this at #1 for me. Other great live songs are Fat Bottomed Girls live at the Bowl 1982, Save Me and Dragon Attack from this concert and White Queen from Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Queen's Live Aid performance in 1985 is considered the best live performance ever.

[@STFUIDC1776]

He actually had Aids when he did this concert! They (the band) didn’t want him to get sick but he said “The show must go on!”! He had the best vocals! RIP

[@Iceman-135]

If you both haven't heard of watched the live aid performance of Queen, I HIGHLY recommend you react to it. It's under 30 minutes but it's unforgettable.

[@HisseyGyatso]

Freddie was once asked in an interview what is your favourite instrument to play n his answer "The Audience" Freddie was a true performer/showman

[@GinMae]

Thanks, guys - this is the band at their best -- not just Freddie but every one of them... and no "autotune" or back-up recordings... this entire concert was amazing.. hope you get around to reviewing some of the other songs... appreciate it!

[@barsandbarbells2022]

We will! Thx for stopping by!

[@rosyy2033]

Una delle più belle performance di Freddie,non ci sono più aggettivi per descrivere questo meraviglioso artista..lui è la storia del rock e i Queen i migliori di sempre!

[@roberthudson1959]

My favorite Queen anecdote (and I saw them live): An interviewer once asked Mercury what instrument he played. "The audience, darling." BTW, he did NOT drink alcohol on stage. He was afraid he would burp into his microphone.

[@Seanadun]

I grew up in the 70s and 80s, and the queen were just the best. Freddie was the best frontman, singer, and performer of all time. When he died, you would remember where you were. It was that happened. I'm not ashamed to say I cried the whole day. You should react to their live aid performance. It was truly spectacular. Queen fan here.

[@jo_jolambrini6775]

Once your down the Queen rabbit hole you'll never want to come out they are AMAZING. I have been a fan for over 30 years having seen them three times, my first time at Live Aid in 1985 when I was 16 years old. Here are some other reactions that will blow your mind. Queen is the only band I know that sound better live than in the studio. Live Aid 1985 - full 20 minute set Dragon Attack - Live Montreal 1981 Save Me - Live Montreal 1981 Bohemian Rhapsody - Live Montreal 1981 Bohemian Rhapsody - official video when they were so young Under Pressure - Live Wembley 1986 Who Wants to Live Forever - Live Wembley 1986 One Vision - Live Wembley 1986 Another One Bites the Dust - Live Wembley 1986 Please please please do more Queen as above.

[@michaeltaylor3623]

Hi both, great reactions as always.. When you get the chance, listen to Queen at live aid UK 1985 , it will blow you away! Ps, love your Dimash reactions Too ! Keep the good work up!

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Thx so much! We appreciate the feedback & glad you're enjoying the ride!

[@lorilxn1597]

I don't know how many times I've watched this video, goosebumps every time 😊

[@delseatube1700]

Great reaction. I appreciate your appreciation for Queen. Their live aid is a must. It’s a great performance. You won’t regret it. 😁👍🏾

[@bexanne99]

I’ll never get tried of watching people react to this video!! Freddie was the best of the best!! ❤

[@jamescrane2156]

With show time approaching, towels and drinks for the band’s refreshment on stage would now be strategically placed: water and beer for Fred, beer for Brian and Roger and the Backstage Bar for John, comprising water, beer, soft drinks, wine and whatever spirit or cocktail he fancied at the time: Southern Comfort, vodka or tequila. - Peter Hince (aka Ratty), Fred’s and John’s roadie and head of Queen’s crew.

[@tomfabozzi5353]

Their Live Aid performance is considered by many people to be the greatest and most impactful live rock performance Of all time. And this may have actually been better

[@WillemKok1963]

B&B, you’ll love Queen. I am 60 years old and grew up during their era. One of the greatest bands ever, if not the greatest! I find it so amusing when I see “youngsters” like you on YT discovering our oldies’ icons and not knowing much about them. 🙃 Good music is good music, does not matter if it is 300 years old or 3 days. Oh yes, I am a Dimash dear.

[@jennhen2675]

I was fortunate enough to see them a few times. The first time was during their first U.S. tour in 1974. Always a great show.

[@user-mp9ni5zb9u]

They were and are "SOMEBODY TO LOVE". Now you really know why they are loved. I am a Queen fan since they began, late 70's thru,,,, I literally got physically ill when Freddie got sick and died. Geez, they were an iconic group. I have yet to hear a group like them. Live or on disc. I knew they were perfectionists and would rehearse, even if no one else did. (Live Aid) They made everyone else, McCartney, John, literally everyone look sad. Backstage, they were elated. They actually "saved" Live Aid"s donations. Their performance was, to this day, considered the "best" live performance of any group in history. That's why the phrase "The Note Heard Around the World" was coined.. that was Freddie's. So, all I can say is Kudos to you'all for listening and loving them like the rest of the world does. I miss Fred and Queen. He was someone yo watch. On stage, he was Megga Magnificent. God what a showman. Congrats to BARS and BARS...

[@carrielaliberte3255]

Nicely done you two! :) Freddie.... Wow, he’s amazing in so many ways, it’s surreal ❤ Best frontman ever, and his vocals are truly over the top! He could sing anything... and superbly. The band in its entirety, phenomenal! All of them, and particularly all together. They were experts and knew exactly how to feed off each other! They took it seriously and produced the best results. Freddie is a true Legend! One of a beautiful kind ❤ Thanks for doing this reaction. :)

[@kellycrook543]

Queen.....PERFECTION!!!

[@janicelsutton9437]

Great reaction. EVERY Queen live performance was electric. Freddie gave 200% every single time, as did the rest of the guys. There's a reason they are icons. Even when they first started out in the 70s, they were musically perfect and exciting live. You should definitely check out their performance of " White Queen" in Hammersmith at the Odeon in 1975. It will blow you away! Climb down the Queen rabbit hole. You will be amazed.

[@tomjudge7920]

Queen and Metallica ... two bands who's live performance is other level

[@kevinmarshall854]

The ultimate Male rock voice!!!

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Please react to their Live Aid performance 1985, seen as the greatest live performance ever recorded in history. Fun fact, Superman always wears a Freddie Mercury shirt.

[@annecraycroft9989]

I'm so happy you've discovered Queen!!! Their live performances are always the best. I have subscribed. Thank you (Find me Somebody to Love at Milton Keynes 1982 is amazing, fun to compare both performances).

[@foxchasejrt1]

Freddie has repeatedly been voted "Best Frontman". He has all the attributes in spades. Definitely recommend the Live Aid performance. For your benefit, do a quick google about the Live Aid festival. It should be noted Queen was not the closing/headliner act, but they stole the entire show. The love from the crowd is infectious. Great reaction you two - I'm subscribing ❤❤

[@vaughnnewman8903]

Freddie was a powerhouse of passion and emotion. One of the greatest performers of our time; gone way too soon but left a ton of great music and inspired millions.

[@luceliaalencar8242]

Queen show show!!!! Os quatros fantásticos!!! Saudades eternas do grande e espetacular fenomenal FREDDIE MERCURY.......... REI DO ROCK.

[@lisat776]

my all time favorite band. Catch their LiveAid performance 1985. They stole the show!!