QUEEN - You`re so square, Hello Mary Lou & Tutti Frutti - REACTION BABY!

Queen live at Wembley. We have a combination of songs put together by Queen. I was informed that these were their favorite songs whilst they were growing up. Your`e So Square, Hello Mary Lou and Tuti Fruti. Love it! Hope you guys enjoy the reaction. Peace!
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[@heatherqualy9143]

John looks at Freddie like a little brother laughing at his admired big brother. But I ADORE watching Roger and Freddie in concert even more, because they are like two best friends having the time of their lives, enjoying every minute, trying to crack each other up: smacking each other’s rears when Freddie walks by (I think it’s during the other night at Wembley, during the same rock and roll medley), chasing each other around the stage at the end of a concert, when Roger starts Another One Bites the Dust early to throw Freddie off, the faces they make at each other in Montreal. John could be serious or moody at times in concerts, so it’s nice when he is enjoying himself. Brian can be VERY serious and focused when he plays, but Freddie could occasionally get him to smile. Freddie and Roger? They were there to have fun.

[@HelenaDax]

Freddie's style on the stage did change but to be fair, the stages and the audiences got bigger as well. Those little moments between John and Freddie give me life. It's rare to see John laughing or smiling on stage, but when he did it, it was usually because Freddie was fooling around. His kryptonite was Freddie with tits (I want to be free during 1984-85). I think they had a very sweet relationship and that Freddie was John's biggest support within the band.

[@juttapopp1869]

Same here! It's why I called my two cats Freddie Mercury and Deaky Deacon.

[@tonyakahler4862]

I love how Freddie and John adored each other...off and on stage.

[@micheleshelley6156]

Fred and John were probably the closest. They often worked on projects together, such as, "Who Needs You," and others. They hired a piano player in 1985. Freddie was very critical with his own playing, though we all know he was brilliant. But he also like the freedom to move about stage and interact with the audience. In songs like White Queen, and so many others, he was tied to the piano.

[@diesebellim9044]

I can see John was happy in this song...

[@josephinemonahan915]

Yes..that was Spike Edney on the piano..they grew up listening to those songs...that’s how they knew all the words...It always amazes me that when they first got together and started performing and writing songs, Freddie was 25 down to John who was 20...such talent...brothers that were meant to be together🤩

[@lesliemorgan237]

The police hat! From what I understand, an officer backstage set his hat down and the boys "borrowed" it and they were all having a good laugh.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Yes that looked remarkable real and too good to be a prop.

[@theresarandall7448]

Queen were truly a band of brothers. Oftentimes the youngest and eldest had a special relationship within the group.

[@kennasmith1293]

Its Spike Edney not Mike 😃 he still plays with Queen and Adam Lambert on their live performances

[@mmaloneym]

John was laughing at Freddie’s old time police hat. Did you notice Johns shorts? People always go nuts at the men’s short Shorts. That’s how short they wore them back in the 80’s. Queen always did early rock and roll songs at every concert. They called it their tribute to the roots of rock and roll. Please do the Sat rendition of Tie your Mother Down and with the 3 short older medleys that follow. Everyone always said they never took themselves very serious. Brian laughed in a documentary saying Freddie couldn’t speak a sentence without cussing! It was very funny and I took it as them being so relaxed that they had no issue showing their normal interaction. Brian called Freddie a brother. They were together a little over 20 years. Brian was an only child and Freddie was like a brother he never had. Makes them even more special to me.

[@johngraham5996]

they dropped the rock 'n roll tributes for the hot space tour in 82 which is a pity as that was the second time i saw them, they really were a fantastic live band 👑✊🇬🇧

[@mmaloneym]

@@johngraham5996 So lucky to see them live!

[@rockledgeln]

Someone tell me which concert it was where Freddie came out for the medley part wearing a sombrero and Brian (I think it was Brian) laughed and flicked it off Freddie's head. They all loved that part of each concert. Roger said it was great because all the hard stuff was over with and they could just kick back, relax, and have fun. That it didn't matter if they forgot the lyrics, played off-key, etc. They just goofed around and sang whatever tune they wanted to at the moment.

[@lindastodola133]

I love it! You aren’t holding back- great smile!! You are better than the video!🤣🤣🤣🤪🤪🤪🎶🎶🎶 Freddie was known to be crazy funny!♥️

[@nataliebagshaw2773]

Fantastic reaction. Freddies voice still on point whilst running around. Gotta love Freddie 😁😍

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Yes, that takes incredible breath control.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lcbcreative]

This video is so fun!! Thank you, Hap! Love seeing Roger down on the stage and all the interaction between the guys. I'm not sure why, but anytime John is dancing or having a good time, it's even more special for me. Too bad they didn't have FitBit back then. That stage is HUGE! I wonder how many miles Freddie covered each night.

[@debramoore7513]

Queen goes right into BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY after this medley. AMAZING! It must’ve been absolutely AWESOME for John to be on stage all those years standing near Freddie and his piano. Freddie was like a big brother to John. It’s funny Freddie gave everyone female nicknames except John. Thought he was too masculine. Well, John did have six kids. 💪💪

[@johngraham5996]

there was one more after this, gimme some lovin', then it was bo rhap 👑✊🇬🇧

[@carmemdejesus7415]

I love the rock & roll medleys they did at concerts. It was so much fun watching them having so much fun fooling around.

[@VampEdits]

Watching you laugh at their humor just made it so much better. You're so awesome!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

💜💜💜💜

[@janethuegerich6579]

Freddie could sing anything and make it sound good. His energy on stage is totally remarkable. Great reaction video. Thank you.

[@deeyears3978]

I love this section of the concert! Freddie fooling around and having a ball with all the guys! Freddie and Deacy were very close and Freddie was always finding a way to get Deacy into the spotlight! Deacy considered Freddie as a mentor. Freddie telling Brian to the play the right key “fucks” was just part of Freddie’s everyday vocabulary. Whether he was speaking to Brian, Roger or the fans, even those in his home! The four were brothers from different mothers and if you can’t speak to your brother in the way you are used to speaking it’d be very difficult. And it was Spike Edney on the piano during this bit. He played piano often even guitar sometimes and still plays with QAL when they tour, Great 1st (2nd 1st reaction my friend! Catch you on the next one!

[@kidspack3taylor420]

You are right about John and Freddie 🥰. They loved each other so much !

[@snjezanasiklic8934]

Yes! My favourite part of Wembley show (after "Who wants to live forever")! I'm glad you liked it too enough to watch it twice! They had so much Fun here and I love John's face expressions when watching Freddie goofing around :-) And Freddie singing these good old songs, I dare to say, better than originals. Thanks for making this rainy, cloudy day shiny for a moment.

[@JaneRtn]

Totally agree ... especially about Who wants to live Forever!! i.e. this concert, live Wembley 1986 ...@Hap .....hint hint 🙏

[@wajj1842]

Certainly agree with what you said, except for me, no one has done "Tutti Frutti" better than the guy who wrote it, Little Richard. Of course the white folks were afraid that the "black rock and roll" would cause the kids to start fornicating in the streets, so they had to have the "softened" version by Pat Boone, who was very popular at the time. Elvis also threw in his version, which was closer to Little Richard's. In 2007, an eclectic panel of renowned recording artists ranked "Tutti Frutti" at No. 1 on Mojo's "The Top 100 Records That Changed The World" and hailed the recording as "the sound of the birth of rock and roll". In 2010, the U.S. Library of Congress National Recording Registry added the recording to its registry, claiming the "unique vocalizing over the irresistible beat announced a new era in music". And in April 2012, Rolling Stone magazine declared the refrain "the most inspired rock lyric ever recorded".

[@micheleshelley6156]

My mom, who was a true Elvis fan, said that Freddie did Elvis better than any Elvis impersonator she'd heard!

[@RichardLaurence]

I was at the concert with John’s sister, Julie and his Mum. It was a great day...

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

With...... John Deacon's sister and Mum ????? 0_0

[@RichardLaurence]

Yes - Julie was my wife

[@gabyy556]

Wow! That means you know John well.

[@barbaramendoza2202]

WOW!! How wonderful!!

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Julie was your wife? wow welcome to the channel Richard. Did not know we had Queen family members hovering over. I am sure it was a great event and show. Please do share your thoughts as we progress.

[@barbaraanne5258]

That's humor and that's Freddie....and we love it!!

[@3ScotsInk]

Fantastic performance! Fantastic reaction! God bless John Deacon. I just love him and very few reactors even notice him. And on the eve of Freddie’s death 29 years ago, long live Freddie Mercury!

[@zinaxaidemenou2418]

You re right... You never get boring with Queen...

[@adinafarkas769]

Just plain spontaneous fun on the stage! Absolutely love it!

[@johnfaustintx]

@ADINAFARKAS I love it, too, Adina! Oh, to be at dinner with the four. You could be silent and be entertained to the max.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

They always bought 100% and then some.

[@theaterpup3466]

I do love the shot of all three of them (and yes especially John) just enjoying Freddie. You can see John looking away so he doesn't start laughing, lol. You can't have a good frontman without a tight band.

[@markpalmer7215]

This medley at Friday night concert had something similar....absolutely hammering down with rain so Freddie goes on a rant about it at start of Tutti Frutti....and then forgets the words....

[@lisaharlan8851]

My favorite concert is this one with the rain. It is very special. Not to be missed.

[@alexwalkeravengers1356]

the best reaction you've ever done on a Queen video!thank you Hap!

[@dianereed8911]

As to Freddie's humour, one time when Brian's guitar solo was going on too long , he shouted ' Hurry up Brian, I want to go shopping ' 😂😂🤣🤣 and he told Elton John at live Aid he looked like the Queen Mother with ' that F***ing hat on 😂🤣😂🤣 such a witty man ❤

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

Hap are you smiling. Lol . Your love of queen always leaves you smiling . Their having so fun, I want to jump and down on my couch!!

[@tanaforet8684]

Great reaction as always Hap! I absolutely agree with your observation of John in this video. It’s what makes it one of my favorites because it’s the first thing I noticed the first time I ever saw this concert. The way that John looks at, enjoys, gets involved with and has such fun watching Freddie is brilliant. It totally shows the love and admiration he has for our dear Freddie and I love the way that John kind of comes out of his shell during this performance compared to his more serious/shy temperament. I agree it is great watching the love and brotherhood between our 4 guys. All four had such different relationships and personalities with each other. Freddie and Roger were great friends and when together were more on the wild, party side as we have always been told, even by Roger, that Roger was a party animal. So they always had fun and were kind of naughty together. I think Brian, on the other hand in his relationship with Freddie was more of a stabilizing force for Freddie and the band and was the steady, serious type that also was very hard-working and devoted to their songs and music but also liked to have fun. Brian and Roger were and still are very close, but did fight at times like brothers to which amazingly it’s been said that usually John was the one to get them to keep cooler heads and settle down...but when it comes to John and Freddie’s relationship, I think John truly looked up to Freddie as a brother and admired him very much which is very obvious in this performance. I think that John too liked to party, but was a family man with all those kids and his wife Veronica, so he was more stable than the other three in that sense. I think it’s very telling through the years how John felt about Freddie through his expressions as the years went by from having fun in the good times, to his seriousness and even somber ness towards the end when they knew Freddie was ill. He looks so sad in their last performances like These Are the Days of Our Lives. The charity/memorial concert after Freddie passed and the No One But You video are so hard to watch. You can see that John is done, broken and cannot continue the band without Freddie in it. Freddie was older than John and took him in like a younger brother and was very protective of John. It makes me smile to see all of them having fun like this because it’s how I imagine them to have been when they were all together and in the end, they banded behind Freddie and supported him through his illness and honored his wish to keep making music for as long as he possibly could. Freddie probably lasted longer than he would have by continuing to do what he loved with the people he loved and it was probably comforting and healing for Roger, Brian and John to go through it all with Freddie and to support and protect Freddie from everything he went through. Roger wrote a song for Freddie called Old Friends. Not sure if you’ve seen it or reacted to it yet, but it is such a great song dedicated to Freddie and their friendship. I hope you get a chance to see it. Thanks for the great reaction as always♥️

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks for this and the suggestion too. I have read in the comments how much brotherly love there was between them both. It's inspiring.

[@elkrain9546]

This is one of my absolute favorite performances. I love when Freddie sings in his natural baritone range. The boys are just having fun and grooving with songs they love. Thanks for doing this reaction! HAP3SPEAKZ although I prefer this night's performance, you should watch the first night of this performance, it's equally fun in their interactions with each other and just a little different as all their shows were.

[@patticriss2238]

Freddie was a voice and a half, but they all eventually do Elvis. I LOVE watching Elvis do you’re so square. One of my all time favorites.

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Freddie and Roger were very close. There is a video about 10 minutes long called, Freddie Mercury and Roger Taylor being besties for 9:43 Minutes, hilarious

[@Sandy-dt2mp]

I loved your reaction to this. It was great..funny and entertaining..I loved when Queen did things like this. They always said they were family and brothers do argue sometimes. They stayed together through thick and thin. Speaks volumes...Queen are the greatest. Loved to entertain the fans and Freddie had a special way to connect with the fan in the first row and the fan in the last row. He was amazing and is still deeply loved by us Thanks Hap

[@JohnHazelwood58]

Spike Edney on the keys again ;-) [He played guitar in some songs as well]

[@JohnHazelwood58]

@Jasna Confirmed as true and fact! Thank you! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJqpmJqaidiJd5o

[@marytreder8095]

Love it - these are all songs from my teen years - I was born 4 years before Freddie. Great reaction!

[@ian00001]

I love this part of the show, takes me back to when they used to come to the front to sing 39. Stripped right back to basics, the four of them just having fun and showing how talented they were

[@Danielik25]

I ´m hoping for something nice on November 24 for Freddie ´s sad anniversary, love these guys, thank you

[@JC-rm7wl]

Great Rock'n'Roll Medley, Elvis, Ricky Nelson, and Little Richard❣️ Love Freddie when he has fun with these songs 👏👍

[@michelletammydenney6549]

Your Absolutely right about Freddie and John. They are truly Soul Mate Brothers. I am a number one fan for more then 40 Year. I love these two together. ❤❤❤They were roommates long before there was QUEEN. I love how happy they make you.😁❤ .

[@michelletammydenney6549]

You can watch them in the studio. Look it up on Utube. And also Freddie has Quite a few concerts where he's Really Cursing.

[@alisa818]

This was so much fun to watch. They were so free on stage. Great reaction!

[@carrielaliberte3255]

Every comment I’ve read.. spoke perfectly! Freddie was/is inspirational! The bond he shared with John .. truly special! ❤️ ...and as a band, they shared an intense specialness all together! Hard work and fun! That was Queen! great reaction Hap...this was fun! 😎

[@flaviamesaglio5429]

Alla fine di un grande concerto volevano solo divertirsi 😆😆😆 e ci riuscivano benissimo... si rilassavano assieme al pubblico 👏👏👏 grazie 🤩 per la tua reazione 💞😘

[@chrisy8989]

I love John in his Hilda Ogden from Coronation Street in her curlers tshirt! 😂

[@denikennedy6675]

THAT LOOKED LIKE SOO.. MUCH FUN MAKES ONE WISH THEY COULD HAVE BEEN THERE! ONE THING ABOUT QUEEN THEY WERE NEVER AT A LOSS FOR ENERGY!! AS ALWAYS AN AWESOME FUN REACTION! 🥰🎶💯👍

[@yvrkid7070]

Great reaction Hap. Queen loved doing the 50s songs. They started out doing Jailhouse Rock for years and would improvise others in the encores until the Jazz Tour and was re introduced in the Works Tour. I'm glad they put the oldies back in. They had so much fun. The Fat Bottomed Girls concert you are thinking of was Milton Keynes 1982. Fantastic concert. This is Spike Edney on piano who is still touring with Queen + Adam. Mike Moran is the wonderful pianist Freddie worked with on the Barcelona album. They also toured with Fred Mandel in 1982 which was the first time they had an extra musician. The Live in Montreal 1981 concerts were the last ones without an extra musician. Freddie got tired of the to and fro with the piano and wanted to be out front more. I still think that the reason why he didn't move around as much in 1973-74 was because of the platform shoes. Lol. He apparently really hated them but they were the style then. He bucked all style after that and wore ballet shoes! 💛

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Queen in the early days always finishes their shows with old time rock & Roll

[@johnfaustintx]

🎈🥳🎉 It's evident that you are feeling better!! 🎉🥳🎈 The energy on that stage was electrifying. How do they keep playing and Freddie singing without gasping for air?? That's sheer professionalism. Well, stamina, too. I've never seen Freddie fat! 😛 😁🤣😂 As for your heath, keep going in the right direction!! ✌

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Thanks John!! As stated way back.... these guys were masterful but having fun like this indicates their pure genius. 💯👑

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

YAAAAAY, THANK YOU for the FUN video! I read that while they always did this "oldies" segment during their concerts, they didn't actually know exactly what songs they were going to do excerpts of, until (either show rehearsal, or just prior to the show, not sure). But, they switched around what songs they did, depending on what they felt like doing for that show.

[@HAP3SPEAKZ]

Welcome ! 🙏🏽

[@chicochi3]

50's medley. Buddy Holly, Ricky Nelson, Little Richard.

[@LMTino]

This was fun! For more of John's admiration full throttle toward Freddie do not miss their collaborative effort "Back Chat" video (Hot Space). I know people have a love/hate vibe with HS but gosh, Freddie's pole dancing was a just a warm up act to his edge here.

[@sandrakelley3210]

John loved this kind of music. Love this part of the concert. Love Queen!

[@rumayoosthuizen9948]

Good to see you also enjoying this so much!

[@bbbfst]

Queen's medley bits were always awesome. And my favorite part of when Freddie tells Brian to play the right key? Brian screws it up (note the funny head drop). Here's one they did -- one of my favorites -- from 1977. You'll see that Freddie just adds a couple of songs on the fly to the whole medley. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGHOaaeDiMyJrdk

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

Thanks for this one. Have always loved the rock n roll medleys, great fun to watch and the boys and Spike always looked to be having so much fun - as for the "for f***s sake" was simply Freddie being Freddie.

[@sannaolsson9106]

The talk between the songs in this medley are alot more fun on the first night lol.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

hahaha Yes, I love the first night, but I love The Hat on the second night ! ;D

[@nrsvlda70]

But note.. even in all this ‘play’.. when they transition to Roger on the drums - notice how tight they are with Freddie watching carefully to be sure Rog is set. And.. John KILLING IT on the bass. The guy on the piano is their long-time keyboardist - he’s still with them. They were, are and always will be - amazing!

[@anniesundene4047]

Thanks so much for doing this!! Totally lifted my spirits...just an all over, feel good time!!

[@michelletammydenney1417]

Freddie doesn’t know he’s sick He found out in April 1987 4 years before he passed.He suspected he wasn’t well in 1986, but didn’t know.💕

[@geraldineflora1967]

It is amazing how young John looks 20 Years in.

[@vickianderson3321]

LOVE THIS&AS Elvis fan since 7yrs &now almost 65 still love Elvis who had a pure pure voice&awesome performer, but I'm watching Queen at this point as own tons of EP&not Queen!

[@lg1799]

I saw them live a few times , twice in Montreal and at the Live Aid concert and you're right, they always played the songs differently, adding some a capella songs or doing some of their favorite songs. They actually sounded better live than on their studio recording. I'm so glad a grew up listening to these amazing bands!!!!

[@alicefarr3927]

Their voices blend so great❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@barbaramendoza2202]

Loved your reaction and I enjoyed this video as much as you did!! Love hearing you laugh too! Be well 😊

[@denisepallin5316]

The funny thing is that I would expect that Brian would never start in the wrong key 😂 they were all so professional! So Freddie poking fun at Brian is hilarious. I love this mix… I can watch them over and over! And watching John is the best part!!

[@rumayoosthuizen9948]

LOVE LOVE THIS!

[@bruceclark133]

Queen and Angelina....life is great. Thanks. : )

[@Anisabell2]

This bit is so fantastic, so amazing, so much fun, unbelievably live and feisty...loveeeeee it!!! And the entire band was having so much fun, it's delicious to see, and we have to move, even sitting on a chair our body starts to move. I just love this, and seeing the amount of love being trade between the band and the fans, it makes my heart sing. As you say, they were the real deal. 👑👑👑

[@anne-karinegayton9012]

hello ! if you have the possibility to watch some official or private photos of the band, you will certainly notice that John is very very often, very near to Freddie, the nearest to him, even on stage ! John was very attached to Freddie, there was a lot of tenderness between them. And John never accepted his friend's death.

[@chicochi3]

About mid-80's Freddie started saying he was going to quit because he was getting to old for all this.

[@deeyears3978]

Freddie was also feeling the effects of HIV/AIDS around that time. And after Knebworth he told the band he couldn’t do the live shows any longer! Freddie 4ever 🤴🏻🔥🎤🎶🎹❤️‼️ My talented angel 🧖🏻‍♂️💋

[@salome5055]

I loved this playful, fun and yet respectful and beautifully done tribute to the previous generation of rock, wonderful. I love that Elvis song 'your'e so square' particularly,

[@Sparkly-Unicorn]

Oh I loved this trio of songs. Just loved how Queen treated them professionally. It was great and a great reaction!!! Fat BG was at Milton Keys Bowl (the pole dance 😂😂).

[@korinalacount2664]

U are as much joy to watch as freddie,have a great weekend!

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

They always ended their shows in the early days with Rock & Roll classics, Elvis, etc.

[@alicefarr3927]

I agree they are so down to earth and themselves 🔥

[@katyequeen9442]

Owwww My Freddie ... Beautifull ❤️

[@deboraclark5791]

When Queen played in Spain, the Spaniards were kind of quiet, so Freddie threw a glass of water at them and said there you go Spaniards, then had the sound guys crank up volume, that woke them up. So throwing water became a thing. Thanks for the great reaction.

[@cristiona22]

This always makes me smile and laugh. So very cool and funny . My other favourite aspect is that Roger gets to be at the front of the stage.

[@Justicia007]

Love the interplay here!!!! It's my favorite part also to watch them having fun on stage! Love it!

[@bigmallly7863]

Quality ad-libbing by Freddie, it's sommat that can't be rehearsed.

[@alicefarr3927]

Why they are so loved, they are just themselves❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dawncelia1]

Love it 🎶🎵🎶🎵

[@SallyBedow]

Fun times!

[@leodurkin8539]

On the piano is spike edney, still plays with them today

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Then right into Bohemian Rhapsody....Spike Edney

[@SpareRoomMusic12]

Man on piano is Spike Edney. He still plays keyboards for Queen to this day.

[@celiaolarte3034]

Yes queen is queen, anything goes, thank you!

[@iseeyou736]

Now that was fun.☺

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Then watch, the besties video with Roger....just a teaser “sock it to me Blondie”...guess who said that in 1977

[@chicochi3]

Brian got the water that was supposed to go into the crowd.

[@wenchemoberg3602]

Brian May play amazing solo 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌹❤️My greatings from norway 🇸🇯

[@williamcastle7417]

Just before Queen came out their Live Aid set (1985). The comedians Mel and Smith introduced the band in their Police Uniforms introducing them by saying “Let’s introduce our next act, QUEEN!!” with both of them standing to attention and saluting.

[@innosanto]

These minutes are genius

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Freddie played golf...nice swing position during tutt fruiti

[@anne-karinegayton9012]

So, I suggest you "Freddie and Deaky compilation", "Freddie Mercury and John Deacon" and "Feddie Mercury and John Deacon-pictures". The three of them are so amazing and so mooving, you can believe me ! Thank you !

[@Justicia007]

You need to do a reaction on this exact same segment the next night at Wembley (or was it the previous night)....So FUNNY! They were all soaking wet and he and Brian were shoulder to shoulder talking about how the rain wouldn't stop....great interaction!

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

The red special can sound like most sounds - perhaps keys as well - but it could be Spike Edney - who has been with Queen for many years - and still is with Roger and Brian as Queen and Adam Lambert. I think you are right about John and Freddie - but somebody has to lead and that is Freddie - so they must follow him - and John is Queen's secret weapon with fantastic bass lines - and he must be on point as must Roger. It's easier for Freddie and Brian to fool around .

[@michelle88960]

I think John took Freddie's death the hardest. I'm not saying the others didn't but John said 'Without Freddie there's no Queen.' And he was right in my opinion, no disrespect to Adam Lambert or anybody else they replaced Freddie with, it isn't the same. I mean, when you're watching this concert or any others, who are you watching all the time? Freddie.