First time listening to QUEEN - "Queen 1" (Side 2)

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[@billsager5634]

In the song "Liar", that wasn't the guitar going lower - that was John Deacon's bass solo!!

[@md4149]

To educate you, you never sound stupid. You have a very discerning ear. You pick up a lot of things - sounds, instruments, melodies, harmonies - that people often miss. And the further along on this musical discovery journey the better you get. For instance, connecting some of this music to a theatrical motif is incredibly insightful. I’d not thought of it that way and I’ve been listening to and enjoying this stuff for more than 40 years. Your analysis is always refreshing. Keep doing what you’re doing, keep smiling and don’t underestimate how smart you really are with it.

[@Canucklehead557]

I'm old but I love seeing new generations of people discovering Queen

[@cpj83]

No synths!!! 😆

[@stevewynter4519]

Queens debut album is amazing but Queen 2 goes to a whole new level, It has a white side and black side and many of the songs run into the next as Queen intended how you listen to them, The musical orchestration and harmonies especially on side black are beyond what any 4 piece band should have been capable of back in 1974

[@stephanx2384]

Regarding your question about keyboards: NO, it's all Brian May's guitar, the 'Red Special' he built from scratch together with his father when he was a kid. Since they used all kinds of strange materials it was able to produce all kinds of weird sounds similar to a synthesizer. Queen didn't use keyboards or synthesizers until their 1980 album 'The Game'

[@gerardgalaxy35]

Don't forget the deacy AMP, giving the red special some extra versatility ....

[@johngraham5996]

"Queen did'nt use keyboards until 1980"???? what about deac's playing the fender rose on you're my best friend in '75? 👑✊🇬🇧

[@gerardgalaxy35]

@@johngraham5996 a Wurlitzer electric piano is not a synthetiser...or is it ?

[@stephanx2384]

@@johngraham5996 Well you got a point here. I was maybe using the term 'keyboard' incorrectly, since I kind of used it as a modern day synonym for 'synthesizers'. What I had in mind were the things that we typically perceive as 'keyboards' since the early 80s. In a way, an electric piano also is a keyboard, yes, but then so is a grand piano.

[@GeoffTrowbridge]

All of the things that sound like keyboards (except the piano) are actually Brian May's guitar. He literally wrote full orchestrations and played all of the parts with that rich, smooth sound of his guitar.

[@stargzer_nzm2239]

Queen 1 -> Fantastic debut album Queen 2 -> Holy S**t !!! :o

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Awesome reaction! This was an influential album in the metal community. You should see some of these songs live, some of these songs are better live. Check out Queen live at the Rainbow 1974. Liar, live is amazing, it is the actually bass guitar that plays the solo. With Queen it is interesting to follow which member wrote the song, since everyone in the band wrote songs. Freddie Mercury tended to write the theatrical songs. This was a difficult album to record, the band wasn't signed to a label yet, the album was recorded in the middle of the night when there was no studio time booked by other artists. Queen did not use any synths in the 70's all of the sounds are made with Brian May's guitar and the Deacy Amp (build by bass player John Deacon). Queen did vocal harmonies and guitar harmonies. Queen songs take you on journey, it has often been said that one Queen song has more key changes then most other bands will have on a whole album.

[@Danielik25]

Yes, please,Liar and the whole concert is really great

[@stevemoss7793]

I'd recommend the Christmas Eve 1975 show at Hammersmith Odeon. Fantastic performance of Brighton Rock by Brian...

[@vicprovost2561]

I saw that tour in 1974, beyond phenomenal, the video concert is amazing. Modern Times Rock and Roll. Freddy and the band breathing fire!

[@keymack2477]

Thank you for the great, insightful, thoughtful reaction! You are always a pleasure to be around and to listen to your reactions. "Modern Times Rock and Roll" is sung by the group's drummer, Roger Taylor. Each member of the band wrote songs and they are amazing talented artists in their own right. You now owe it to yourself to react to Queen II and Sheer Heart Attack at the very least. If you think this album was great, and it was, those next two are even more EPIC! We can hardly wait!!!!

[@mikell5087]

This was a super reaction and I really appreciate the detail in which you give your impressions of the songs and music. I, and I am sure we, would really like you to continue your Queen journey and react to Queen II. And if you do, please be aware that there are some songs that don't have clean breaks between them, there are even multiple songs that bleed into each other, so if you do, as you go through the album, please, please don't try to create your own "breaks" in between songs when they really are not there. You could just listen and stop if there is silence after a song, but if you find a new song beginning before the previous song ends, just listen for 20-30 seconds before you pause to give us your impression of the previous song, and then continue by replaying the end of the previous song and listening again how it bleeds into the next song. We would really appreciate it, and I hope this wets your appetite, as the say, for Queen II.

[@IanHodgetts]

Well said; particularly true when listening to "Queen II" as most of the songs segue between each other. Each side (white & black) are practically continuous pieces.

[@elvwood]

@@IanHodgetts Totally agree - Queen II is my favourite Queen album, and like you say the segues are important to the feel.

[@painter11]

Hi Verdy I was 15 when this album came out started my love of music I followed Queen till Freddie died Queen 1 and Queen 2 are the best albums Queen did pure rock albums I'm glad you had the pleasure of listening to this album try the second one love your reactions you know your music ❤

[@lenordcurry3170]

Queen is a totally visual band you have to see them Live to appreciate how theatrical they were saw them in late 72, I walked out of the concert just Stunned by what I'd just seen they were so Good.

[@ornitorrinkko]

This is a very, very good album but you really have to listen their next LP: QUEEN II, their BEST album (al least for me)! Great reaction, as always! Salut!

[@gerardgalaxy35]

Of course, Queen II is the best of all.

[@heraliogomez2463]

I mean, you get Queen from their very first album - the movement style of their songs, the harmonies, the multi tracking etc. But Queen II is so underrated I can barely believe it. Said to be badly produced but for me it is a gem.

[@clarenceflam]

Seven seas of Rhye will be featured on the second album Queen II. You are bang on the money it was a snippet of what is to come... Liar is an incredible track that features the Bass quite heavily and it is that that is taking centre stage of that solo guitar rythym and riff that end by going down bar by bar. Roger was the more Punk rocker of the band. The 1974 release 3rd album is named after his very punk sounding song Sheer Heart attack. The Track itself is not on that album but will appear later in 1977's album Sheer Heart Attack during the UK punk explosion, and appropriately so. Really enjoyed your reaction to the album. I do hope you carry on through their whole catalogue. You have a solid understanding of Queen already, it's very intuitive.

[@justincook6263]

QUEEN 1 and QUEEN 2 for me go hand in hand, like a book, and in the second Book it Went Even Deeper. It's been That way for me since 73 Both Albums Are Amazing!!

[@vicprovost2561]

How good was this as a debut album? Utterly phenominal, I knew the first month it was out and we brought it home and put it on, right away you knew they had 'It' and would be huge, just not sure how big they would get. I suggest checking them out with the video from the 1974 tour which was all about this album and stuff from the near future that ended up on their 2nd and 3rd albums. Their performance is phenomenal both heavy and nuanced with Freddy's vocals and Brian May's guitar standing out. They were legends even before they had radio hits, amazing rock band, Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@bobby666666]

Plus it was recorded a year earlier and delayed till July 73.

[@loadedorygun]

that period where they played the rainbow and then the Xmas show were just a magical phase weren’t they.

[@TurboComedy]

Crazy how in a documentary Brian recalls the band hanging infront of record shops and asking people “you hear the new Queen?” And people looking at them like they had 2 heads! Legends in the making

[@philipgolia9803]

If you want to hear a lot of these songs live, listen/watch Live At The Odeon and Line At The Rainbow, both 73/74 concerts. Both amazing shows.

[@vicprovost2561]

Both those shows are killer, they were jaw dropping right from the start!

[@stephanx2384]

Vocals on 'Modern Times Rock'n Roll': Roger Taylor. Other songs with his vocals for example 'Tenement Funster' or 'I'm in Love With My Car'

[@brianbacon5691]

That's a great album. You like to do whole albums, and that sweet. You should do the album Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath. See the start of Heavy Metal. It will change you mind of what you think Metal is

[@gerardgalaxy35]

Queen II est le meilleur de tous les albums de Queen, pour moi....imho......il est incroyable..!! C'était aussi pendant longtemps l'album préféré de Brian May. Crois-moi, il faut vraiment que tu l'écoute ! Il y a des morceaux épiques comme "White Queen", "Ogre Battle", "the march of the Black Queen"...

[@billsager5634]

"Seven Seas of Rhye" - Song was incomplete when this album was released. The original intention was for the song to be the outro for Queen I and the intro for Queen II, but that idea was later abandoned. Strangely enough, once the song was completed and released, it became Queen's first hit single.

[@jeffgreen8667]

If you react to Queen's album, A Night At The Opera, there is a Brian May song called "39". Brian sang it on the album. It deals with Einstein's theory of relativity. Don't want to give away the whole song, but it is very good and also very interesting. If you don't react to A Night At The Opera, I am sure you would love the song. It has always been one of my favorite Queen songs.

[@randlnickel9196]

And the Voice HOOKED ever since

[@edalisauskas7313]

Roger Taylor (drummer) on lead vocals Modern Times Rock & Roll He did all the ridiculous high harmonies as well Nice job on this album. Great insites!

[@eclecticexplorer7828]

If you want to hear some "soft" music from them, their "Jazz" album has a few of them, along with the solid rock tunes like "Don't Stop Me Now," "If You Can't Beat Them," and of course, "Fat Bottomed Girls." Great album!

[@bartholomewswarmkrunsh3859]

Modern Times Rock ‘n’ Roll is written and sung by the drummer Roger Taylor. It is his voice that reaches the high notes in their harmonies. I would love you to react to his debut solo album: Fun In Space - it’s awesome.

[@lorenzovigentini6108]

You have the same faces when I saw it more than 30 years ago…and my love for Queen started!!!❤Thanks to remember those moments!!!

[@vinniedixon1140]

Liar is epic and put it as their second best ever song behind Bohemian Rhapsody

[@Andres-mp7jn]

One of the greatest virtues of KZbin is that it allows you to connect with very diverse people anywhere in the world and feel that you are listening to the music you love with a friend, thank you very much for the reaction❤

[@paulclemmett3329]

Glad you are enjoying Queen’s debut album. My all time favourite Queen album. Roger Taylor does the screams on My Fairy King. He also screams on Queen II (Orgre Battle) and Sheer Heart Attack albums (Lap of the Gods). All 3 songs written by Freddie Mercury with Roger Taylor’s screams.

[@pauljohn17]

Great reaction Verdy to Queens first album, next Queen 2 please. I am sure you will really enjoy your Queen journey through time.

[@vicprovost2561]

Bring it on!

[@erickinfantas2564]

Dear Verdy, now Im ABSOLUTELY confident you’ll make time for Queen II. When you said “Queen doing slow songs”, oh, girl, you have no idea yet 🙂 You will be tremendously surprised. “White Queen” and “Nevermore” from the 2nd, “Dear Friends” and “Lily of the Valley” from the 3rd; gosh, “Love of my life” from the 4th will break your heart! And again, “You take my breath away” from the 5th will definitely take your breath away. They are all masterpieces, slow, sweet, passionate, delicate and moving masterpieces! 👏🏽 I cant wait, Verdy 🙂👍🏽

[@LMTino]

To see LIAR live at the Rainbow 1974 will be fun for you. Each band mate shines - especially John on bass and support vocals. Not so shy!You'll be thrilled with the drumming on the opening moment.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Queen II next, let's go!

[@ronbrown6272]

I bought this album back in 1973 for $3.99. Still have it in it's original cover. Love the music style Queen was experimenting with-it was the basis for their trademark opratic like sound.

[@albacore101]

Greetings from Oregon. Was going to listen to Pink Floyd the Wall. But, saw your post and Phido and I will join you instead.

[@commenter90909]

Hope you listened to the wall after.

[@keithisaacs6092]

Queen's early albums in my opinion were their best after that they got a bit too commercial and main stream. Got this album shortly after seeing them live it's got such brilliant diversity hard hitting rock and beautiful soft vocals, Great king rat, liar and my fairy king three of my favourites.

[@vicprovost2561]

Phenomenal debut album!

[@visionsofhere3745]

The amazing thing with The Night Comes Down is that the version on the album was actually a demo. They tried to do a "proper" recording for the album, but felt they couldn't get the feel right, and decided to use this older version. As far as I know, it's the earliest official queen recording available. If you listen carefully, the drums and bass both have a very different sound from the rest of the album. The drum fills are very clearly influenced by Ringo on that track.

[@vital_gross]

Hey! It is necessary to further definitely make a reaction to the album Queen 2. It is generally fiery.

[@10thdoctor15]

For the Seven Seas of Rhye 'teaser', I think it is that length because that was all the room they had left on the album. I think they had the full song more or less ready to go, but it would have to wait for Queen II.

[@tonybaker55]

Modern Times Rock 'n Roll has a definite Led Zeppelin feel to it. Roger Taylor is a great singer as well as drummer. As they were just starting out, it was more of a demo album to show record producers what they were capable of. Their lives changed forever after this.

[@JoseRodriguez-fg7jx]

Queen is KING!!

[@larshenrikfabrin7640]

I would love to see to continue the Queen journey with Queen II, Sheer Heart Attack, and so on..I think you would enjoy the ride!

[@blazej6667]

If you want a great shock with queen search the prophet song

[@rockwren]

Agreed, and when you understand how they had to get the affects on that one by running tapes with a loop in it it's amazing. Always thought that one never got the attention it warranted... I guess it was eclipsed by the song three tracks later, Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@blazej6667]

@@rockwren it's the fact wich make me always listening to albums instead of singles

[@scottmacdonald1826]

I've only heard 3 of these songs. Thank You for introducing me to the rest of this album!!! You're the best!!!

[@NyMyers64]

Really enjoyed listening to this album with you this weekend. As I said I haven't played it myself in a long time. And you never sound "stupid". Listening to music along with you is always fun and I enjoy hearing your thoughts.

[@caroleann_2142]

This first LP is Great but 74's Sheer Heart attack is Stellar!

[@bookhouseboy280]

Agreed. My favorite album of theirs.

[@vicprovost2561]

I love the early period and the first few albums before they became huge, they were an Incredible Rock Band before the general public really knew who they were, I saw them twice in that era, they were phenomenal, look for the 74 tour, you might be very pleasantly surprised.

[@mikell5087]

I totally totally disagree with you. Sheer Heart Attack is very great, but their first album is really stellar! Just a difference of taste, really, all three of Queen's first three albums are special.

[@gerardgalaxy35]

"please correct me if I'm wrong"...😂😂 Jeune fille, depuis que je regarde tes réactions, je n'ai jamais vu une seule erreur ! Tu as une oreille incroyable, un goût sûr, bref un vrai gros talent 👋👋👋 bravo.

[@santiagocolombo880]

Gran reacción! Queen 2 es el mejor complemento de este álbum. Una obra maestra del rock progresivo. Allí Seven Seas of Rhye cobra más forma y sus otras canciones están dentro de las más complejas que han grabado en su primera etapa. Saludos!

[@Canucklehead557]

No synthesizers until 1980. The Deacy box.

[@10thdoctor15]

A song that ends with the instruments building that immediately comes to mind is The Jean Genie by David Bowie.

[@billsager5634]

The song "Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll" was written and sung by drummer Roger Taylor. As you can hear, Queen could play just about any genre of music.

[@bahabusky4230]

In "Modern Times Rock'n'Roll" it's Roger Taylor, the drummer, who sings.

[@bobby666666]

I see you managed to put a poster of Robert Plant and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin on your wall. That shows commitment. The version of Seven Seas of Rhye is a short segment. A further recorded full version with vocals is on Queen II.

[@maryadamec124]

Hello again Verdy... yes, now you know why Queen's music was so popular in the day... because of the versatility -- you never knew what to expect from them -- and, of course, the harmonies and the transitions... always a beautiful journey into sounds and emotions.... The "bell" you referred to in the first song was a cowbell... yes, it was even more obvious in "Liar", which is a fan favorite because it highlights all of the members' individual talents on each instrument... the scale going down was the bassist John Deacon... watch the live at the Rainbow 1974 and see all of them in all their glory, it is so awesome... even John sings in that one, which is very rare!! I cannot emphasis enough what a pleasure it is to see people enjoying Queen's music and reacting to it so emphatically... appreciating such genius and continuing his LEGEND to the next generation of Freddie fans... I sincerely thank you... blessings.

[@reimajokinen4039]

The first five albums of the Queen were masterpiecies

[@vicprovost2561]

70s Queen is dope, one of the best of an era full of great bands but they sure do stand out.

[@taylortyler1867]

You were right. Roger Taylor (the drummer) was the singer on "Modern Times Rock & Roll", not Freddie. Also, "7 Seas of Rhye" is on Queen 2 also, with lyrics. "News of the World" is their best album, IMO.

[@phil-nt4yz]

you are perfect love how talk about the music

[@Ezekielepharcelis]

There is a longer Version with lyrics of "Seven Seas of Rhye" on Queen 2 (last Song on that Album) which I hope you will listen to soon 🙂

[@djriddleandgmoney5930]

1 Queen always great. 2. I am new here and I was thinking I know that accent and then it hit me a very pretty female version of GSP the best to ever do it. Great videos keep it up

[@davidspalten1304]

The extended hard rock breaks on Liar are reminiscent of a number Sex Pistols riffs, as in God Save the Queen and Anarchy In the UK. Worth a listen.

[@gerardgalaxy35]

May be some Pistols stuff is reminiscent of what Queen did in the very early 70's (this album edited in 1973 was composed of their material on stage since 1970 ) but not the opposite !When the non-musicians punks you mentioned where assembled ( juste like a boy's band ) by the greedy producer Malcolm Mac Laren, in 1975, (the industry being fed up with the non-enough lucratives musicians, vs some ignorant noisy teens ) Queen hard already released their fourth album.

[@davidspalten1304]

@@gerardgalaxy35 It's a good point.

[@jeffazi]

Your smile says it all.

[@IanHodgetts]

Interesting that you asked "is that a keyboard?" as they famously quoted in the credits of all their early albums (in the 70's at least) "no synths". Probably what you are picking up is Brian's guitar; which is so flexible in terms of what he can get out of it he can simulate multiple instrument sounds.

[@johnnie3Chords]

I'm so glad you noticed the chimey guitar at the end of "Son and Daughter" I have always loved the haunting ness of Brians guitar , and "Modern Times Rock and Roll "is pre "Stone Cold Crazy" which is the song many consider the beginning of Thrash / Speed Metal , arguably . You absolutely can't miss out on "Modern Times Rock and Roll"😉

[@vicprovost2561]

Modern Times Rock and Roll, live 1974, beyond belief, they roar into rock history on that one for me.

[@markharrls81]

WOW!!!! I had forgotten how fucking good this album is…Wow!!!!

[@johngraham5996]

hi verdy i'm loving your reactions, keep it up and do more Queen albums 👏👏👏 the noise you refered to was brians guitar and not a keyboard, to see how great brian was you have to listen to his song called 'good company' from the 'a night at the opera' album, on that track he recreates an entire jazz band for the last third of the song, you're sure you can hear woodwind and trombone but it's all just brian on his red special, it'll blow you away 👑✊🇬🇧 oh and i love your little "oooh's" when you get a bit that you really like 🤣🤣

[@iallso1]

Great place to start, just 16 more studio albums left to react to.

[@reimajokinen4039]

Hard, talented group from first beginning

[@loadedorygun]

think about how great Rush are. Even go with fly by night, with Neil in the band. Great album, hot chops for sure. But this is already so developed and layered and dynamic as to be like, 2112 level already for Queen. To me it blows away stuff like Bowie and T Rex who I respect and like and totally love, respectively. It’s the most sophisticated and clever of that glam theater rock style in Britain in the early 70s. It certainly rocks about 10x harder so maybe that’s my bias lol.

[@allandalegibson1194]

As a bonus track check out Mad The Swine, a late cut from this Album.

[@albacore101]

Greetings from Oregon. Don't you think it would have been great to be a crew member for Queen? Had to be fun..

[@johngraham5996]

look for ratty's radio interview, its called something like 'peter hince, the road crew and me', it lasts 90 minutes and has great stuff on it about Queen's life on the road 👑✊🇬🇧

[@sheilakearney3434]

If you listen to the Queen II album, you'll hear the full Seven Seas of Rhye (pronounced "rye" .. like the alcohol or the bread whichever you prefer).

[@SrgRespawn]

Would love to see you react to queen 2!

[@danielmcguinness4036]

Queen 👸 side 2 !!! Let's Go !!!

[@billsager5634]

In the song "The Night Comes Down" the line "Lucy was high and so was I" is a reference to the Beatles song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds". Queen members were huge fans of the Beatles.

[@frankferderer8567]

🙋🏼‍♂️🎵🙋🏼‍♂️Peter Frampton Do U Feel Like We Do(Midnight Special 1975)

[@elvwood]

Good insights, glad you enjoyed it. Interestingly, if you continue you will soon come to another, longer version of Seven Seas of Rhye, with words!

[@BobZellmann]

New to your channel, but just appreciate you listening to albums not just songs. Your curiosity/reactions are great/real and the helpful and well informed comments and sharing of subscribers add a great deal of insight/clues to the music. You have created a nice community and are now already years ahead of others in your musical experience and taste. Enjoy. It's fun to remember when there was this "new" band called Queen and how unusual and talented they were. Hard to imagine the music world existed without them now. You are a musical "old soul." I have some suggestions, that are different and moving. 1. Pavarotti kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYjGaKmPn8yhitU 2.Danish National Symphony Orchestra. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5_YgHSoesukfdE Iconic song, best performance ever, and to them create it live! 3. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIS7i4GVrrF9n5Y Yes, Rammstein live. The crowd connection the last half is second to none. 4.One fine Canadian. Neil Young Old Man. Simply brilliant and touching. kzbin.info/www/bejne/haa5en2iiKmCqZI or do the entire Harvest Album.... 5. Joni Mitchell, another amazing Canadian. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJO2mKKEg7Zjo5o I show this one in my classes and it brings some to tears.

[@dillon1560]

John Deacon: Bass in all songs Brian May: Electric guitar in all songs, backing vocals in all songs except Seven Seas Of Rhye..., acoustic guitar in Liar, The Night Comes Down and Jesus Freddie Mercury: Lead Vocals in all songs except in Modern Times Rock'n'Roll and Seven Seas Of Rhye..., backing vocals in all songs except Seven Seas Of Rhye..., piano in Modern Times Rock'n'Roll, Jesus and Seven Seas Of Rhye..., hammond organ in Liar Roger Taylor: Drums in all songs, backing vocals in all songs except Seven Seas Of Rhye..., lead vocals in Modern Times Rock'n'Roll, tambourine in Seven Seas Of Rhye... John Anthony: Co-lead vocals in Modern Times Rock'n'Roll Liar _ Mercury The Night Comes Down _ May Modern Times Rock'n'Roll _ Taylor Son And Daughter _ May Jesus _ Mercury Seven Seas Of Rhye... _ Mercury

[@ronaldcrawford9310]

Yes!!! Finally someone goes to Queen's roots! And in my opinion, This song (Liar) and "Great King Rat" are my favorite of all time by them. Good job Verdy! Oh, I'm 69 years old on the 19th.

[@heraliogomez2463]

If you think Great King Rat is better than March of the Black Queen, I'm afraid I'll have to ask you to come outside and settle this like gentlemen. Saw Queen live on the Works tour and they did a medley of Great King Rat and Liar - amazing !! I'm 57 so you get to throw the first puch ;-)

[@lindarogers2271]

@@heraliogomez2463 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💜 I am 69 be 70 soon. No need for punches you are both right... I'm glad I found your channel . I'm really enjoying the album and you reaction to it. You are very knowledgeable on sounds of instrument and vocal parts...keep up the good works.

[@michaellord9]

not bad for a 50 year old album... i remember buying this back in the day, i thought they couldn't get better, then Queen ll was wheeled out and oh my....

[@cosmos586]

Good reac miss, it was my first album given when i was younger 😄. It's Roger Taylor for the last song 😉 (not the seven seas of rhye)

[@EllisThings]

Great stuff. When you get on to "Queen II" you'll hear what became of the very small instrumental

[@hawklord100]

Lovely to see Jimmy and Robert on the wall, Queen had a hard act to follow but they did really well

[@pasteboard5269]

Brilliant!

[@rcagoon1969]

The Verdy is gonna be the next PM of Canadia!! Trudeau is going down! Vive la Verdy... hopefully

[@marcburger8458]

Thx, that was sweet

[@richardyoung3594]

Marc Bolan - Jeepster Live London

[@randlnickel9196]

No just Brian and His custom guitar

[@Frank-pb2rh]

Please do a segment on Queen"Sheer heart attack "my favorite Queen album!

[@TONE11111]

*QUEEN II | THEIR BEST ALBUM*

[@timskelton2325]

The high squealing sound at the end of Son and Daughter was guitar feedback. Queen never used a synthesizer until their eighth album, The Game.

[@randlnickel9196]

I remember buying this putting it on the record player and picking up the album and thinking who is this Brian May guy

[@retroracingshirt591]

no synthesizers were used in the making of this album

[@old300texan5]

I love your channel, and your reactions! You really have great insights on the details of the music. I would love it if you made a reaction video of ZZ Top "Fandango" or "De Guello". You would love it!

[@zones9049]

Freddy's vocals are incredible. Queen are top 10 best rock groups.

[@dougoneill7266]

Great album

[@stevenorgate4307]

Roger Taylor....what a voice.

[@abuzaqichannel1937]

Hi sist. Please watch AUDIOSLAVE. They are amazing rock group, with good vocalist

[@johnlewis734]

Thank you 👍🏻

[@randlnickel9196]

Electric piano with Heavy vibrato on