FIRST TIME REACTION To Queen - 'Somebody To Love' 1981 Montreal

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In this video, we react to Queen's legendary live performance of "Somebody To Love" from Montreal in 1981. The energy, the vocals, and the showmanship are absolutely unmatched. Let’s dive in and experience Freddie Mercury and the band at their peak!
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[@josefschiltz2192]

If there is such a thing as a dual perfect performance then Queen: Somebody to love (Live In Milton Keynes) is it. This was - I believe - Freddie's favourite song and he loved to tinker around with it. No performance of it is the same and in this version you can hear the crowd chanting Somebody To Love as he revs them up. It also has the most romantic intro.

[@harvelle2432]

'Gotten' isn't even a word in English. It's an American and Canadian word. 'Got' is used in the UK as an English word.

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@harvelle2432 'Gotten' originally from Middle English geten, from Old Norse geta, and is related to Old English gietan. In British English, gotten was the preferred form some centuries ago. But, then around the 1600s, the standard form shifted to got athough gotten does appear in some British English dialects. Gotten migrated with the New World settlers. Gotten appears in the works of Shakespeare and the writings of Thomas Hobbs and the King James anglicization of the Bible.

[@harvelle2432]

@@josefschiltz2192 Yes it started in the Bible but I'm atheist and they're really dumb. So it doesn't apply to me. 🤔

[@MikeSkinner63]

Check George Michael's live version. He smashed it!

[@RaukoDaz3D]

Roger Taylor rocking out better vocals while playing the drums than most lead vocalists today ..

[@basstian]

I don't think there are too many people in the world who can sing like that; I don't think there are too many people in the world who can play the drums like that. Now imagine doing both!

[@MegaBadgeman]

@@basstian Though not in the same leque, Karen Carpenter started out on drums and vocals.

[@TheToledoTrumpton]

Yeah saw them at Wembley Arena the day after John Lennon died, and they added a tribute to John into the concert. We had all lost our voices by the end and went home croaking at each other on the tube. And yes most reviewers at some point say, "You know that drummer can sing a bit as well!"

[@markieman64]

John Deacon's seemingly effortless playing was a big inspiration for me to learn bass. This is a great example.

[@stuartcarden1371]

Yes to this! 100% agree. I wish I could be so relaxed playing Deacon lines

[@peterattfield]

If you get chance you need or should check out Freddie Mercury with Montserrat Caballé 'Barcelona' A Rock God and an Oprea Goddess.

[@truffleshuffler3440]

I'd second this. 40(ish) years on, and Queen's set at the Live Aid concert still stands, in my opinion, as the greatest live performance I've ever seen. However, "Barcelona" may be Freddie's greatest masterpiece. Two performers at the pinnacle of their respective genres ... with Freddie getting the chance to sing with his idol. Very, very special ...

[@Silvermachine7]

@@truffleshuffler3440 I'd third that....

[@helendunbar1845]

Yep ❤

[@RAl-rc7su]

Freddie!!!! Not Freddy

[@barbwolpert1856]

Choose the live at La Nit version.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

Roger Taylor, the drummer/backing vocalist, also makes a really good looking woman. Check out the video for "I Want To Break Free"

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Roger Tyler as a schoolgirl is gorgeous enough to turn a straight woman gay!! (no offence intended, my twins are both gay).

[@peterobrien8399]

You need to review Save Me live from the same concert, it will blow your minds

[@kellycrook543]

Yes, I agree. "Save me " live at Montreal 1981

[@adamyilmaz9531]

Definitely need to react to Killer Queen & I'm In Love With My Car medley live from the same concert montreal 1981! It's epic! 👍👌🤣😎💯🔥🔥

[@jca111]

Indeed, bohemian rhapsody was Freddie, we will rock you Brian's, another bites the dust, John. Radio ga ga Roger to name one for each band member

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

They are all song writers. The only band that has each member individually inducted into the rock and roll writers hall of fame. Freddie wrote Bohemian Rhapsody; Roger wrote Radio Gaga; John Deacon wrote Another one bites the dust and Dr Sir Brian May wrote We will rock you. Freddie, Roger and Brian are all vocalists too with individual albums. ❤

[@iche50]

I hate it when people compare Freddie Mercury to God. I mean, he's great and all, but he's no Freddie Mercury!?

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Freddie Mercury existed - not for long enough - but he did exist and his memory and talent will survive for as long as he remains loved, and he is. On the other paw... "God" is a man-made deity who has never existed, but it continues to blight the world with its man-made imaginings.

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@brigidsingleton1596 👍👍

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@brigidsingleton1596 And the deification impulse shifts frequently throughout history to whichever other mesmeric charlatan that ambles along, even politicians - and even, in those very rare instances, when they aren't deifying themselves!

[@pinkgirlgaminghappypink697]

😂

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@brigidsingleton1596 And the deification impulse shifts frequently throughout history to whichever other mesmerist that ambles along, even politicians - and even, in those very rare instances, when they aren't deifying themselves!

[@sarahwillis5041]

Hey from the UK... Try queen singing love of my life live at Wembley so amazing you'll love it I'm sure

[@seanbarker4610]

One of the few Rock bands with every one writing! Each song is written by a different person

[@mozzyquodo5532]

It's a beautiful song and performance. If you get a chance (even if not as a reaction), check out the George Michael & Queen - Somebody to love performance, it is beyond amazing and did Freddie proud. George, band, crowd and all! There is a moment when the camera pans to the crowd and it's absolutely awe-inspiring.

[@MetalMike38]

Interesting facts about this concert, it was filmed over two nights and the band didn’t get along with the production crew because they kept messing around with the band’s equipment and Freddie got really angry with the director Saul Scwimmer and on the second night, during ‘Another One Bites The Dust’, Freddie changed out of his jeans and went onstage barefoot wearing a pair of shorts with a baseball cap and a scarf around his neck, which Brian May dubbed Freddie’s “Rapper’s Gear”, just to mess up the continuity of the film. 😂

[@jdhlsc169]

I didn't realize this. I thought, Dang he did a quick change there. :)

[@liamstrange4939]

True showmanship from them all i was born in 75 and has been my soundtrack as a child through to adulthood

[@jome7382]

Absolutely brilliant & shout out to Roger Taylor's drumming and vocals (Queens secret weapon) ❤❤❤❤ The Mike came from a mishap early on his career... The Mike stand broke & Freddie just ran with it. Queen were the G. O. A. T then & always will be.

[@SuperForcemajeure]

Early "Queen" their albums "Queen I " and Queen II" are very different and amazing!

[@kellycrook543]

Please react to Queens song "is this the world we created", live at Live aid. This is the song Freddie and Brian sang as the finally of the entire Live aid concert.

[@janebartholomew-w6q]

Loved it, thank you so much, love Queen - more please

[@Jeni10]

Roger Taylor is the drummer, he has the most amazing eyes!

[@ellet6560]

If you think they look young here, check out their 1974 show at The Rainbow. (“Liar”, “Stone Cold Crazy”, etc.) Fun Fact: Freddie’s Superman tee sold at auction last year for 57,000. USD.

[@jord001]

My favourite era of Queen .

[@JohnnyLaps]

It's Freddie,for fucks sake.he broke the mic going nuts live,and like the "magic wand" as he calls it. What a performer.

[@davidmckie7128]

Talking of The Moody Blues, try listening to their themed album "Days Of Future Passed".

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Indeed, though my first and favourite Moody Blues album was, is and always will be: 🎵❤"To Our Children's Children's Children"❤🎵

[@kengregory6026]

You might want to take a look at 'Queen+ George Michael -Somebody to Love' at the Freddie Mercury Memorial Concert from Wembley... It's rather good (hey, it's Understatement Sunday here today!)😃

[@jca111]

Also appreciate the quality of this clip. People think 44 year old video has to crap quality. This is as HD as it gets. 35mm film for the win.

[@JoBrady-q8p]

Another live performance I love is "Love of my Life" in Brazil. The crowd also performed perfectly..

[@patrickfielder6069]

You really have to Google Brian May and read the section on his scientific achievements, including his work with NASA.

[@lukeblundell5610]

Freddie always loved to play the crowd and it's clear his mastery of stage with EVERY live performance.

[@mike5d1]

I don't like George Michael, but I would suggest you Watch his Performance of this song at the Freddy Mercury Tribute concert.

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Gasp. Shock. Horror. 😢 "...don't like George Michael"😢 R.I.P. & Freddie.

[@wurble]

You've reacted to 2 legendary live performances in just a couple of days. Another one is Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence, live in Berlin.

[@jamiemacdonald6899]

You should check out George Michael covering this with the rest of the band for the Freddy Mercury tribute concert. Not Freddie, quite possibly the best to ever do it, but stunning in its own right. Worth checking out Queen and Adam Lambert too. I was fortunate to see them live. To go from runner up in American Idol to touring the world as the frontman for Queen is quite the story.

[@stevenredmond7455]

You need to watch George Michael sing this with Queen at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert after he died. The only person in my view who could have taken over from Freddie. 🇬🇧😎

[@johnhewett9483]

one of the best live performances ever by queen... roger taylors vocals were exceptional

[@MetalMike38]

The reason why Queen are such legends is because they never chased any of the trends, they created their own unique sound that explored so many different areas. They were great musicians and music was in their blood.

[@MarianTamaritFlores]

Reaction Queen Love Of My Life live at wembley 1986 pliss 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@anthonydarby3973]

Check out, George Michael singing, Somebody to Love me, live at the Freddie Mercury memorial concert, Wembley stadium, 1992,,you will love it, take care Tony here in the UK 🇬🇧 ❤

[@greglambert2928]

Have you ever noticed that his microphone never had a stand.

[@GaryCain-qf5vi]

The Movie "We Will Rock You" 1984, the entire Montreal Concert 😮😮😮! When you've done all the Queen Reaction's, 😂😢😅😮 you'll be able to watch it. So do all the song's quickly, because you're missing a great concert from start to finish. Peace✌️and Love❤ a 70 year old forever Young Hippie Gary😊 Great Reaction👍 Queen Rules!

[@anthonysharp8079]

After Live Aid this must be their greatest performance, you can appreciate all their talents, playing, singing, the whole performance. Thank you once again you two, love your choice of music. Love to you both.

[@taylort5672]

Live recorded performance might be more correct. I've seen them live on a couple of occasions and both concerts were outstanding, even with different sets.

[@vernhoke7730]

I saw Queen on this tour at Madison Square Garden in September of 1980. It's possibly the best concert I've ever been to. I highly recommend watching "Save Me" from this same concert. It was the last track off "The Game" album. As the story goes, way back in the early days while performing, somehow Freddie's mic stand came apart, and he just continued the show. He just used the top part from then on.

[@minipoppy64]

I LOVE Queen, I was a teenager when they were at their peak but didn't follow them then.....I'm now 60 and am now (as my partner calls me) a Queen fanatic, I just didn't appreciate what legends they are...... apparently my younger sister had a chance to go see them back then but she was only 15 and our mum and dad wouldn't let her go........she's never forgiven them 😂......still brings it up lol xx

[@jord001]

Thankfully I grew up in that era although I was only a young lad when queen started. My mom introduced me to them and I've loved them ever since. Freddy was a one off for sure and I still have a tear in my eye when I see him perform. Floor from Nightwish (you've reacted to them) said if there was anyone she would have loved to duo with it was Freddy. Check out the new Nightwish song Lantern light if you have time its beautiful. Great reaction as per usual. Thankyou

[@waynedavenport6053]

You may want to look at John Farnham, his live concerts are awesome and yes Freddie had power but so does John with a bigger range.

[@brigidsingleton1596]

And Freddie was from Zanzibar originally, & John Farnham is Australian.

[@MatthewForman-b9o]

From Peter kays misheard lyrics...I sang 'lovebite instead of love fight' for 40 years until I first saw this performance.....As i said when you reviewed live aid, you are going down an Alice in wonderland rabbit hole with Queen. Try listening to their early albums 'a day at the races and a night at the opera..as a teenager they blew me away and filled my evenings as we only had 3 TV channels in the UK in the 1970s😮.....keep the reactions coming..great to hear your opinions and thoughts.

[@faithpearlgenied-a5517]

Although their more famous songs are great, some of their best stuff is songs from their early albums they never even released. Queen I and Queen II are massively underrated albums, especially Queen II. You should really check them out in your own time. March of the Black Queen is up there with Bohemian Rhapsody for me. Seriously, they have so many great songs beyond the ones everyone's heard on the radio.

[@grahamrogers3345]

You should check out British legend the late great Marc Bolan and his band T.Rex

[@peterjohnson5952]

I think that the tee shirt/vest says it all.

[@BellumEtPacem]

Take a look at the Live Aid bit of the 'Bohemian Rhapsody' movie to compare with the actual Live Aid set you watched the other day.

[@MadHouse-wr1sn]

Yes Mr Farrokh Bulsara was one of a kind, I preferred their very early heavy stuff tbh.

[@peterattfield]

Just think this was 43 years ago and still great.

[@Alansnackbar78]

Glad you liked it 🎉

[@CasinoMan1965]

Great reaction.

[@alanbatt]

great reaction, you should try Barcalona an opera that Freddie wrote its on another level you will love it,

[@truffleshuffler3440]

Nice to see Freddie's band mates recognised (all too often missed). This is, after all, "Queen" ... and a great front man knows he needs the very best talent around him to help him shine the brightest. That said ... to paraphrase a fellow poster on another reaction: There are rock stars , superstars, giants, legends, icons ... and then there's Freddie.

[@KarenCollins-j1r]

You should watch the clip from the 2012 Olympics when Freddy sang to the crowd...21 years after his death. Very moving

[@philipcochran1972]

Roger Taylor (on drums) could have been a lead singer in his own right.

[@thegroovetube3247]

He was. So was Brian May. They both had their own bands.

[@campelod8official431]

❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉 Amei sua Reação gostaria que reagisse ao brasileiro Gabriel henrique música Stand UP

[@MrMoreno133]

why dont u reac alfy rev new videos GUARDIAN OF NUSANTARA,it would be fun....

[@no-oneinparticular7264]

I love that comment, the concert is in the 80s, and you say " He looks a lot younger " 😂 epic statement 😂.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

They are comparing him to the Live Aid performance which was only 4 years later. Give them a break 😂

[@Alansnackbar78]

If you want something completely different, but incredible look up, the tail of Jenny and screech trilogy by ren. It’s one of the most reacted things on KZbin. P.s it’s filmed in one take and live

[@RNTV]

We've done this and deleted due to the hate and harrassment we received. We won't be doing anymore Ren on the channel

[@Alansnackbar78]

@@RNTV wow that sucks, sorry to hear that

[@Seanadun]

That's what you call perfection Freddie, Brian on guitar, John on Bass ,and Roger on drums. Best ever band for me.

[@МарияСмурова-ъ3ф]

If about live performance - 1975 Odeon. Especially White Queen.

[@jackiehudson9710]

Yep, I'm old! However, I have been fortunate to see Queen twice; in 1977 and 1980! THEY WERE AMAZING!!! Just thought I'd say....

[@nickquantrill985]

I’m biased because Queen are my favourite Band. For me Freddie Mercury is without doubt THE GREATEST VOCALIST/SHOWMAN EVER! When he died, for me, Music was never the same again. He brought a level of quality, artistry and showmanship that will never be seen again. He was truly one of a kind. God Bless You Freddie.😢❤️

[@davidholloway1817]

I saw Queen live in 1977, in Southampton, in The UK, on their, "A Day at the Races" tour (Somebody to Love was the first single from that album). It was the first concert I had ever been to at the tender age of 14, & still ranks as one of the best. Love you guys, love your reactions, love & light from The UK!

[@jezfield8547]

There will only ever be one FREDDIE. The whole Montreal concert is fab! look out for a freddie interview, most entertaining ( darling) and the BO RAP film is very good, the actors who play Queen are superb. Hope you both well

[@rudymorganti7155]

Not somebody but everybody love's you Freddie. Rock in peace. Great reaction like always. Much love from Belgium 🇧🇪 ❤

[@charlenewoods1967]

The one and only Freddie Mercury, one of the Greatest showman and bands ever. His vocal range is just ridiculous. ❤️

[@susanengland3919]

Ir was a prop for him, he was always moving around the stage and he liked having something in his hands, If you haven't watched Queen at Live Aid 1985 you have an amazing treat to look forward to. It's considered by many in the business to be the best session in rock history.

[@Mikey-DiLo]

Here are some must see performances. White Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Now I’m Here, Under Pressure and Love of My Life live at Wembley 1986. Tie Your Mother Down live at Wembley on 7-12-86. Dragon Attack, Save Me and Another One Bites the Dust live at Montreal. Official video of Who Wants to Live Forever and then watch this live performance in Budapest.

[@robcannon9165]

Hi Guys there was an iconic live Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert at Wembley Stadium in April 1992!!! George Michael was lead singer with QUEEN and he sang "SOMEBODY TO LOVE" as his tribute to his friend Freddie!!! Its a goosebump moment when you hear George and QUEEN performing together!!! Many iconic English performed at this concert to show there love and to pay there last respects to there friend the late great Freddie Mercury and you will love this concert at Wembley Stadium were he gave the greatest performance of his life and its so worth watching this you guys and what a fitting tribute it was for Freddie and he would have loved it!!!

[@davidmckie7128]

Early Queen songs to check out are "Killer Queen" and "Keep Yourself Alive". Also a song written by the drummer (Roger Taylor) is "I'm In Love With My Car". Queen got ripped off by an agent so they wrote the song "Death On Two Legs" about him - check it out..

[@Mercurial_Phantom]

More Queen/Freddie please! Here are some recommendations: Studio recordings: How can I go on One year of love Love me like there's no tomorrow Too much love will kill you A Winter's tale The great pretender Time waits for no one Let me in your heart again In my defence Breakthru I was born to love you Live performances: You take my breathe away - Hyde park 1976 In the lap of the gods revisited - Hammersmith 1975 White Queen (as it began) - Hammersmith 1975 Hammer to fall - Wembley 1986 July 12 & Budapest 1986 Who wants to live forever - Wembley 1986 July 11 Play the game - Milton keynes 1982 Save me - Montreal 1981 Somebody to love - Milton Keynes 1982 It's a hard life - Rio 1985 January We are the champions - Wembley 1986 July 12

[@scottclark7309]

Keep going down the queen rabbit hole there catalog is huge and there live performances are incredible. Here are a bunch of great queen live performances We are the champions and god save the queen live wembley Tie your mother down live wembley One vision live wembley It a kind of magic live wembley Under pressure live wembley Know I'm here live wembley Who wants to live forever live Budapest Love of my life live Rio Three song medley Lap of the gods,seven seas rythe and tear it up Dragon attack live montreal 1981 Play the game live Montreal 1981 Save me live montreal 1981 Another one bites the dust live Montrea1981 Liar live London Stone cold crazy live at the rainbow I want to break free live japan Fat bottomed girl live milton Keynes. These are just a few there are tons more R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU

[@druidswillow1052]

Hi M&J, As someone else mentioned please watch George Michael & Rest of Queen sing this at the memorial concert for Freddie Mercury in '92, Chills 💚✌️🇺🇸💚🇬🇧🙏 X

[@peesua]

Watch the 2018 movie 'Bohemian Rhapsody,' You'll love it.

[@Kari_B61ex]

I was 13 when I first became a Queen fan - I even got a detention at school. It was 1974, I watched them on Top of The Pops, they performed Killer Queen. Freddie was wearing his fingernails painted black on one hand. I painted my fingernails in the same way (detention) 😆"She keeps her Moët et Chandon In her pretty cabinet". You must explore the early Queen years: Seven Seas of Rhye and Killer Queen.

[@deborahdennehy9937]

Amazing to know it was so long ago! I was 21 then! I wasn't with the crowd unfortunately. Fantastic song from Freddie & the gang!! Sensational. I loved the drummer too, Roger Taylor. Also singing with Freddie occasionaly, backing singing. Love him too!!

[@KRAMPUS_420]

The first album I ever bought for myself was Queen's 1977 "News of the World". I've said it before and I'll say it until the day I die, Freddie Mercury, the greatest front man of the greatest band of all times.

[@JohnHazelwood58]

You need to see the whole concert! Not react to it, but watch it! Actually it's from the music movie "We Will Rock You" ... Queen was that huge back then, that the band toured the world and recorded a concert for fans in other countries! [< first one who did this, btw.] ... I actually saw this movie-film-concert at a cinema/movie-theatre! You can't (!) imagine what was going on in a room full of Queen fans, seeing this on the big screen with surround-sound! All people were standing, dancing, clapping and singing along ... what an epic experience ... at a movie-theatre! ♥ That was lit and fire!!! :)

[@chrispy865]

So we all love Queen and Sydnie Christmas, imagine Syd singing this!! Imagine no longer, she has done a video performing this as a cast member for the Queen musical We will rock you. You MUST check it out, guaranteed enjoyment. Peace and love. 🥰

[@jackiehudson9710]

OK, another comment. You need to listen to "Nevermore" - it's not the school Wednesday goes to!! Plus, also towards the end of Freddies life, "These are the days of our lives"; be prepared to cry.

[@NoggintheNog37]

4 people. Thats it, one guitar, one set of drums, one bass and one piano. No backing tracks to fill in the sound, no bank of back up singers. I saw them live, twice, and I still have to remind myself that all of that music comes from just 4 people.

[@LMTino]

This whole concert was re-released in a digital formal globally in Jan. 2024. Even watching it online makes you catch your breath, song after song at sustained energy levels.

[@mattybob12310]

'Under Pressure' live at Wembley '86 is an absolute must if you love Freddie's audience interactions, although be careful as you'll need to watch the longer version as the interaction happens before the song starts. Also, fun fact, Brian May's Guitar, the Red Special, he built himself with the help of his Dad, the body is made of an old Sideboard and he plays (and still does to this day) it with a sixpence instead of a pick. Also a lot of his effects are custom built which is why his guitar sounds like no other.

[@9ofdiamonds350]

His trademark microphone stand is Mercury's Caduceus

[@commonsense9176]

Another superb performance David bowie heros live Berlin

[@geoff-63]

I saw Queen 3 times and it was like having a outer body experience, the only way I can describe it...

[@Vanu-i4o]

I thank the GTA games for having music radios that got me into so much older music. GTA:VC is why a whole generation of kids started loving 80s music, everyone at school was talking about it. Also all the old rock bands on GTA:VC is why I started pirating it all on Kazaa and going down a rabbit hole of old music. Without those games I think it would have taken me a lot longer to listen to anything pre modern times, it was just all what was on Kerrang TV like Slipknot and Cradle of Filth.

[@rickb3645]

Sadly they don't make great bands like Queen anymore... But their legacy will always live on... Long after we're all no longer here to enjoy their incredible music... New Queen fans will be born and raised on their classic tracks... And will eventually pass their love of Queen onto their own children... Who will in turn do the same to the following generations... Queen and their music will never die... Thank you for your incredible music legacy Queen. 👏👍

[@Steve0272.]

Please !!! React to Paul Nutini singing " No other way " live at the Leon loft ... I promise it will blow your mind 👍

[@thekevster001]

I love people's reactions to Queen on You Tube. I've never seen anyone not smile, laugh, cry, look on in awe. There'll never be another Queen and particularly not Freddie Mercury.

[@MikeInMD1961]

I was fortunate to see Queen during this tour at the Baltimore Civic Center in August of 1980. I was 18 at the time, and I still vividly remember this show. Freddie owned the crowd from the moment he stepped onstage.

[@belladonna52]

Have you ever seen the WHO? Won't get fooled again recorded at Shepperton studios, treat yourselves.

[@tammyjackson3113]

Ya'll need to watch the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody" it's a really good movie. A little out of order but it won every award

[@johnlord9319]

I consider myself very very lucky cos in 1986 while living in South Africa myself and my new wife came to England to introduce her to my English family and the day we landed in London we were walking around whilst waiting for hotel check in time . We arrived at a park and saw scaffolding erected plus a stage full of instruments asking around we were told Queen were giving a FREE concert. What a great day that was all thoughts of jetlag vanished

[@i67x]

I've always rated their Montreal performance over Live Aid

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

It’s not Freddie & Queen it’s just Queen they are four equal members it takes them all to produce this fantastic music Roger the drummer is a fantastic singer in his own right playing the drums is hard enough but singing as well amazing ❤ his & Freddie’s voice compliment each other so well he was always there to back up Freddie when his voice wasn’t so good & it did happen sometimes x

[@karlmaddin6554]

You guys are witnessing greatness right here. Freddie Mercury undoubtedly is one of the greatest musicians of all time 🐐

[@gyesbug-Terry]

There is a reason why Freddie used that style of microphone, it stemmed from a gig in the early days of the band when the microphone stand refused to cooperate and made him look like a fool. If you are enjoying your Queen journey then I would definitely recommend that you watch the movie Bohemian Rhapsody, it's all in there.

[@alexfletcher5192]

It is funny to find the drummer having the high parts. He was once asked about their ambitions and whether they had wanted to be the biggest band in the world: 'Of course. What, did you think we wanted to be the fourth biggest?...'