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[@decodolly1535]

Quick salute to Roger Taylor's epic backing vocals. Delivered whilst also drumming like a man possessed.

[@maelcaha5111]

Deco Dolly Always!

[@jca111]

In most bands Roger would be by far the best singer. Then Freddie opens his mouth!

[@rileyandmike]

Roger could have been a lead singer in most groups

[@mollyprice1485]

@Deco Dolly Amen! Freddie is such an amazing lead singer, but they’re such a tight group! I don’t think it would even sound like Queen if you took Brian, Roger, or John out of the equation. They’re ALL great singers, but there’s something about Roger’s voice. His voice alone has so much texture that he makes it sound like there’s a whole choir back there, not to mention that he’s a beast on that drum set. And Brian! He rips out these incredible solos, but he never once makes that rockin’ guitar face, so he makes it look so easy! Which brings me to John Deacon, the sneakiest one of all. He gets the least attention of all of them, but can you imagine a world without those bass solos at the beginning of Under Pressure or Another One Bites the Dust? He’s this quiet genius just hiding in the background, and he seems perfectly content in that humble role, which just makes him that much more endearing. And OF COURSE Freddie! There will never be another, and I for one am glad. This world can only handle so many artists who are that miraculous. If we had too many Freddies, we wouldn’t be able to feel how blessed we are to breathe their same air.

[@decodolly1535]

@Zahir Darius We don't care and if you're hacking other people's accounts you're a horrible person.

[@cristiona22]

Shout out to my boy Roger for his great backing vocals and drumming.

[@celinhabr1]

exactly.

[@janettesinclair6279]

I could watch his drumming all day...

[@ladyshar42]

he's always been my favorite. The drum solo in Keep Yourself Alive especially

[@redarmysoja]

Dragon Attack from this same concert. Very funky and a great high energy performance.

[@joannedarley1893]

I love seeing reactors experiencing the Queen magic, once you get pulled in, it stays with you, so welcome to the family. From the same Montreal concert "Save Me" is wonderful and from Wembley '86 concert "Under Pressure" and "Who Wants To Live Forever" are epic.

[@celinhabr1]

Roger Taylor ( drummer) doing some perfect backing vocals.

[@JWeventing]

You should watch their 1985 Live Aid set. His crowd control was unbelievable. (Especially considering this wasn't a "Queen" concert.) Definitely worth a watch. 72,000 in attendance, 1.9 Billion via tv. More than 75 different bands played.

[@rockledgeln]

I think you will enjoy their live versions more than the studio ones. They just exploded at their concerts and fed off the joy of the audience. At each performance, they believed the audience deserved 110% of their best efforts no matter how tired or sick they might be. Their largest one night concert was for 250,000 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Their concerts all averaged 2+ hours with almost no break except when Brian gave a guitar solo. Welcome to the magic that is Queen.

[@travisrussell9166]

i was lucky enough to see them in concert. in 1982 I was 22 yrs old.wildest and best concert I ever attended

[@sandythomas5563]

You must do Live Aid full performance 1985. It's almost 20 min. long but after seeing it you won't believe it's been 20 minutes! It was for the famine in Ethiopia and was seen by 1 1/2 Billion people around the world. Their performance made history. Other than that I would start with some of their early rock and just work forward. Stone Cold Crazy, Liar, Tie Your Mother Down, White Queen, You Take My Breath Away. Yes, Queen fans are the best. We know they are and where the greatest band of all time. There will never be another Freddie Mercury across all genres of music from Rock, to Pop, to Opera (yeah, I said it! Opera.)

[@iaminsane81]

It's amazing to me that this performance was 38 years ago. 1981 was the year I was born. Queen is timeless.

[@JohnHazelwood58]

same here ... born in 1981 as well! *cheers_darling ;-)

[@jinn_1891]

Me too, 81' :)

[@bethtarbet6378]

'You Take My Breath Away' live in Hyde Park 1976.

[@anessalyn1035]

Freddie was one of a kind. You should see their Live Aid concert in 1985. There was 72,000 people there to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine relief.

[@mztweety1374]

That was Epic! So glad I was around to see it. I was like ten 😃

[@tirr5915]

yeah and it is rated the best live rock performance in many many places

[@RavenMacy]

I was 5 I saw it on tv , dancing around the living room like only a kid can 😁😍

[@anessalyn1035]

@@RavenMacy I watch it again every now and then. I love the radio gaga song

[@geraldherrmann787]

in any other band, roger taylor (the drummer) would be leadsinger no doubt, as great as he is. but well ... he got freddy in his band.

[@second_conflict]

You will never find someone who puts more emotion & energy into a performance than Freddie. You just won't ever again. He was beyond incredible, especially live. Next you should react to Another One Bites the Dust (HIGHLY recommend the Live version on Queen's KZbin channel), Fat Bottomed Girls (Live at the Bowl), or Who Wants to Live Forever (I know everyone recommends Live at Wembley, but trust me - Live at Budapest is even more incredible)

[@miglepetro9512]

Yes who wants to live forever in Budapest is just magical

[@jlnxn5374]

Sawyer Wood I mean there are people who show the same love in different genres but it’s just that. Different genres. But you can’t say Freddie puts more into a performance than anyone ever that’s just disrespectful

[@second_conflict]

@@jlnxn5374 I don't think what I said is disrespectful. I do deeply apologize if it is. Just my honest opinion. It's not to say I think other artists and vocalists aren't EXTREMELY talented and passionate. There's a lot of incredible performers out there. Just saying I don't think it's a fair comparison for me personally. I mean after all, we are talking about the man who was weeks from dying due to complications of AIDS and was still propping himself up on a piano to belt out absolutely anything he could get his hands on. And he kept asking for more and more! Music kept the showman alive and it kept Freddie going probably for far longer than he would've otherwise. That to me is just a completely different level of passion. I just don't see someone like that ever happening again.

[@mstewart109]

Freddie had a rare 6 octave range of voice which is rare. The more you.listen , the more you will.hear it...welcome to an experience you will.be blown away with.i grew up In this era of amazing music...raw true talent.they wrote their own songs too....I.love seeing the younger generation finding out about them....true classic

[@pennioltheten6018]

Freddie could sing anything. He could the phone book and make it sound with perfection.

[@chrissielord434]

Definitely White Queen at Hammersmith Odeon 1975, great jamming session beautiful vocals from Freddie ❤️ Freddie ❤️

[@juanspeko]

You noticed something different? When you watched Bohemian Rhapsody.. it was the long haired 70's Freddie but this is the 80's Mr moustache Freddie.

[@annecox944]

You should listen to the Live Aid performance. 20 minutes but well worth it. Also "Don't Stop Me Now" and "Another One Bites The Dust".

[@joem2087]

Queen: White Queen Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1975= Absolutely AMAZING!!

[@kidspack3taylor420]

Queen is an iconic, amazing band . Freddie is a singer that can never been replaced. A talent like no other 😊 there are hundreds of Queen songs , they are absolutely the best !

[@beverlyscott5357]

Who want to live forever Wembley

[@imweakfordeaky]

I think you need some “White Queen” Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1975, an example of early-Queen *epic beauty* in a live performance.

[@jerrikeefer8219]

Definitely a great choice!

[@kelleeholmes9448]

Stay on the Queen journey they will never dissapoint. One piece of advice, always determine whether you like or dislike one of their songs by their live performances and not from a track. The studio actually took away from their talent instead of helping it like it did other artsits. Freddie was a "Human auto tune" lol. Enjoy!! In their live performaces the whole band will make you feel every single note they play.

[@kelleeholmes9448]

One of my favs! One of the most passionate and beautiful instrumentals I've ever heard. Plays your soul.

[@gareththomas9806]

Oh yes, I'd also add in Dragon Attack from this Montreal concert.

[@gareththomas9806]

@@kelleeholmes9448 Lets be honest there is a bit in the instrumentals where Freddie looks like he was high on the music (or had had an orgasm playing it)

[@Sparkly-Unicorn]

Yassss Queen!!! Try “Fat Bottom Girls” Live at The Bowl 1982!!!

[@lorijohnston4311]

“Holy crap, this guy can sing,” said in the first 30 seconds. Buckle up and hold on to your beer! Never been a band like Queen and never will be again.

[@bettybaby63]

This one never gets old. Freddie was a big Aretha Franklin fan & the Studio version has a more gospel feel.

[@daniellewinkelspecht8356]

Not sure if its been mentioned or not, but Freddie was born with 2 extra teeth in his top jaw. Those two teeth changed the shape of his mouth and was actually a contributing factor to his singing ability. He was literally born to sing. He came with perfect built in acoustics.

[@rosemariemohr9967]

Welcome to the Queen family. Your right his stage presence voice and energy was out of this world. I saw them live in 86 there is nobody even close. Freddie was the best. Check out live aid 85. There you will see what instruments Freddie played. Q What instrument do you play? Freddie. The audience darling

[@yvrkid7070]

Love that you are discovering Queen! They were great in the studio and even greater live. Most songs have a better live version with some exceptions. Suggestions: Fat Bottomed Girls Live at the Bowl 1982. White Queen Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Save Me, Dragon Attack, Sheer Heart Attack Live in Montreal 1981. If you want to hear the drummer, Roger Taylor do the lead vocal check out I'm In Love With My Car Live in Montreal 1981. Enjoy!

[@hollywest4674]

Queen has the original diss track. It's crazy! Check out Death on Two Legs

[@decodolly1535]

You took the words right off my keyboard! I love watching people react to Death on Two Legs.

[@josieo3111]

Kick ass song! Plus, musically it’s off the chain!

[@grandtheftmanualv945]

Also the original thrash metal track... Stone Cold Crazy. Also a punk track written in 1974 by Roger Taylor but rejected by the band until Punk took over a couple of years later. Another One Bites The Dust was influential MJ's Thriller album and also influenced hip-hop! Bohemian Rhapsody is considered the first 'promotional video', sparking a revolution in music presentation. They were a band of firsts, records and were always ahead of their, and everyone else's time!

[@antoniocharo1724]

Hey, great reactions to Queen. I truly believe you're ready for the "LIVE-AID" Concert at Wimberley Stadium. You'll won't regret it. But do the entire set they performed.

[@melissacurtis7216]

Live Aid is out of this world.

[@gareththomas9806]

One of those beers was a lemon and ginger, so he could soothe his voice. But yes they had a lot of beer on his piano

[@GinMae]

Oh, and it wasn't just for Freddie - it was for the whole crew... :)

[@cherrymcgregor535]

GinMae except John deacon who kept his at the back and was totally p...sad at the end!

[@melinakristinmercury9586]

@@cherrymcgregor535 yeah It was John who had most alkohol he had a table beehind him with many kind, and back Roger there was beer for him and Brian. On the piano, it was thea with honey, warm wather, juice, cold whater + some beer for Freddie and those who work with them at the stage. Freddie often get problem with his throuth, so he had to have some with honey. When they get a paus Freddie often drink vodka-shot beehind the stage, I saw him drunk on stage one time, singing BoRahp it is or was on YT.

[@nyima04011]

Great reaction! Welcome to the family ;~) "Dragon Attack" from the same concert, especially for the bass work! The bookend of their career to Bo Rhap - "Inunendo" (studio version only) VERY deep.

[@leebassa1545]

Tom MacDonald brought me to your channel and your Queen journey made me subscribe! I love watching reactors discover Queen and realize how huge they are and how much of their music they have heard, but didn't know it... Best. Band. EVER!

[@timprice5747]

Might try "Don't Stop Me Now". This was before auto tune, no backing tracks...just talent from the entire band.

[@tracywoods486]

They also sing Another one bites the dust, need to checknout. Killer Queen, Tie your mother down, Seven Seas of Rhye So many great hits.❤, my favorite band.👑

[@dinahwise1861]

You have to hear the song called You Take My Breath Away awesome awesome

[@MargotRecabarren]

Live Aid.... you must watching this... they stole the show..,, it’s epic... iconic... and unique!!!!! They are the champions..!!! They are a legend !!! Freddie is one of the kind ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@geraldherrmann787]

PLEEEEEAAAASE watch: QUEEN LIVE AT LIVE AID 1985 (full 20 minutes) ... it is considered the greatest stage performance of all time (i see it the same way) ... it got about 90.000 people in the stadium and 1.2 billion viewers on tv (not million, BILLION ... it was the first worldwide broadcast of such an event). you´ll observe the greatest crowd control in history of mankind, probably, haha.

[@seangraham57]

'Prophets Song' 'Millionaires Waltz' 'Heaven For Everyone' 'You Take My Breath Away',Love me like there' is no Tomorrow.

[@Janetjrfan]

Great reaction! Its always exciting to watch someone take the ride with Queen! The Queen concert at Wembley in 1986 is fabulous. From that concert please do "Another One Bites the dust", "Under Pressure", It's a kind of magic", and One Vision (which is about Martin Luther King).

[@michellemoss4635]

I agree ! Those are great ones to react to

[@paulmcinerney5995]

Keep Queen coming! I did see them live, try Under Pressure live at Wembley, I was there

[@michellemoss4635]

I see Queen reaction and I'm there! Welcome to the Queen journey ! Check out Another one bites the dust from 1986 Wembley concert!

[@scottastbury7335]

Freddie will never be replaced. Absolute one of a kind. RIP Freddie you legend.

[@dawnanderson4967]

The song is a tribute to Aretha Franklin. Notice how he warbles his vocals to resemble her voice. Brilliance. 🎹🎼😊🎸🇬🇧

[@judydempsey3957]

I’m SO happy so many young people are discovering Queen for the first time. I was 16 when I first heard Bohemian Rhapsody. You have a lot of catching up to do. You will be impressed..Enjoy..Billions of Queen fans all over the world will be right there with you my friend!!!! Judy D.....

[@shelleyUSATX]

Fan at 11 years old....1975! Okay, I'm old. Love your reactions and I react every time he opens his mouth. They are all legends!!! Freddie, Roger, Brian and John! Queen Forever!! BTW Roger had an awesome soprano voice! He kills it too!

[@pinkey943]

Im 78 years old i saw them in 1978 NYC it's something i will treasure for the rest of my life more Queen please

[@jodiwood5311]

“I’ve only done one, but have a lot to come”. Yayyyyyyyy! We will watch! And fans will tell you anything and everything you wanna know!!! Love it! Someday please react to Queen’s iconic Live Aid set so you can get a sampling of the energy. Lots of reactions out there, but no one gets tired of them!!🙏🏼

[@renee9365]

I absolutely love watching people discover Queen. Freddie Mercury was a total original and the best showman. I never got to see them live either, but my husband did and he says it was the BEST show he has ever seen, and he's seen a lot. Fortunately, there is a big catalogue of their hits on KZbin. R.I.P. Freddie.

[@dennisqueentourblog]

The last members of Queen are still touring right now!!! The Guitarist Brian May + Drummer Roger Taylor and the additional Keyboardplayer are active since about 2011 again!!! Playing like ever before, even if Freddie is dead since more than 25 years now... But he told them with his last song "The Show must go on"! And Freddie is singing additional some parts of songs on their actual tour as well. He comes up on screen sometimes, look at "Love of my life 2014 Summer Sonic" here on KZbin!!! Freddie singing the end of this wonderful song even 25 years after his death and Brian May on guitar es he was since the beginnings of Queen!!! Brian May's skills are incredible on guitar and he can song nicely as well!!! Take a look at this Video! "Love of my life 2014 Summer Sonic" here on KZbin!!!

[@heyjude1920]

I love watching new reactors who appreciate Queen! Together for almost 20 years, they had so much music left by Freddie that they put together the Made in Heaven album 4 years after he died. Their live performances are almost always better than the studio version. Some videos are montages of previous videos because Freddie was too ill to do them live. They were being ripped off by their manager after 3 albums (living in small apts & taking the bus) while he was wearing designer suits & driving a new luxury car. Freddie wrote the most savage diss track! They were sued over it, but settled out of court. Most people didn’t even know who it was about until he brought up the lawsuit. Check out the lyric version of “Death on Two Legs” Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaK5oZ5mpt2gnKM They were the first band to have all four members inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Check out bassist John Deacon’s “Another One Bites the Dust” live at Wembley in 1986. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp-mmIFqoNOlZrs Deacon also had a degree in electrical engineering & designed the Deacy Amp, used by guitarist Brian May, to produce the orchestral sounds (like the trumpeting in the last section of Bohemian Rhapsody). We Queen fans are a rabid bunch! Highly protective of the greatest band of superior artists ever put together, with the greatest frontman. Freddie never thought of himself as the star, he was just the “lead singer”. I have too many favorites to list, but anything from Montreal live 1981, Wembley live in 1986, or Live from the Bowl 1982 is phenomenal! They were also great believers in crowd participation, which is why the live shows were so phenomenal. They also did the soundtrack for the original Flash Gordon movie, and contributed 8 songs to the soundtrack of the movie Highlander. New subscriber request! My absolute favorite is “A Kind of Magic” live at Wembley. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWPCqYqKiN52q7c The Wembley concert was filmed in the old Wembley (soccer) Stadium in the UK. 2 sold out shows over 2 nights (one in a light rain). Approximately 80,000 fans each night. They used 15 cameras and a second set of speakers in the middle so that hearing Freddie would match with seeing Freddie on the big screen.

[@pinkey943]

Been listening to Queen for over 50 years and you will never see hear any thing like Queen ever again and beloved Freddie

[@alanklein8585]

Welcome to the club, you don’t need to elevate for Queen, actually maybe the second time listening but just dive in and enjoy the best group ever! That performance is absolutely perfection.

[@juliannetomlinson]

Freddie best frontman ever his voice will never be equalled never be another Freddie.

[@tinatalksback1650]

Loved your reaction, White queen a night at the Odeon 1975 is Brilliant! This is a must see or just close your eyes and listen it will blow you away. Live, no auto tune, just four amazing talents that made Queen. Welcome To The Queendom.

[@MichaelSmith-qw6vn]

My only wish is to be able to hear Queen for the first time all over again!

[@garysullivan9243]

The greatest rock frontman ever!

[@sansewai]

Just saw them live yesterday in Wellington (Queen + AL), un-fxcking-real! Best night of my life, absolutely tore the stadium down, the place was erupting with shear euphoria for 2.5h. Nobody can replace king Freddie, there will be no one like him ever again, but for an 80's kid like me it was a dream come true and would recommend it to anyone!

[@dinahwise1861]

Freddie Mercury and queen were and are the best of the best unfortunately Freddie died when he was 45 but the band Queen still continues on playing their music that they played when Freddie was still alive he was a Visionary a talented talented man a Visionary way ahead of his time Long Live Freddie Mercury's music fans love

[@kishka7winecountry]

And NO AUTOTUNE!!!!!! All natural voice!

[@josephdimodica]

One of the best live performances of any band ever !

[@scottclark7309]

Queens catalog is very deep and each song is cutting edge. Freddie , Brian, Roger and John were all masters at what they do. They could all sing and the harmonies were one of a kind. There attention to detail is unmatched and can never be duplicated. There were one of a kind . They were masters of the build up, transition stage performance to say a few things. React to one vision extended version Like your reactions

[@Laura-rm6us]

One on my favorite performances--power without any manipulations. So real.

[@elizabethsantersero9597]

Lol, epic reaction ;-) Best band ever! Getting to enjoy you discovering Queen AND PTX made my week....just add Disturbed and Heart and you'll make my month

[@mamajenkins1981]

Elizabeth Santersero I just said the same thing lol! I came for PTX and stayed with Queen.

[@64kaylex]

THEY DON'T HAVE A LOT OF BANDS LIKE THIS TODAY

[@stephenlewis3276]

Welcome to music.

[@justlaura7189]

I love watching their reactions. I see Queen and I can't get here fast enough. I'm a new subscriber today I am definitely in for the Queen journey would you please react to Fat Bottomed Girls. Live at Milton Keynes 82'

[@carolcjh8938]

You are in for such a treat exploring Queen. Sooooo many great songs. Live on u tube if you can find them. I am so jealous you get to experience them for the first time. Freddie Mercury, frontman, John Deacon, bass, Brian May, lead guitar, Roger Taylor, drums= Queen!

[@debra7105]

Now I'm here live at wimbley is phenomenal

[@simontyne3032]

Under pressure live at Wembley.

[@TechyMantis]

We do not get musicians that are also entertainers like Freddie he will be missed on many levels but hearing your reaction shows that they can reach everybody no matter on when they were born.

[@madelinehodges9009]

I am blessed to have been around to see them live in 1978. ❤️

[@christineoneal666]

You should see the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody"...mostly for the music and how some of the hits were created and how much the actors look like the people they are playing.

[@dianefowler8779]

I think you are on a great Queen learning experience. I will subscribe and follow along.

[@roo5384]

I love watching people listening to Queen for the first time. Thank you.

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Your reaction was great. I loved it. My favorite queen song is queen killer Queen . I subscribed after seeing this reaction. Great showmanship is just great showmanship. Thank you for taking the time.😀

[@rhhfayetteville]

Another great live performance is “One Vision” live from Wembley.

[@kendallneason3645]

Great reaction! More Queen! Try Love of My Life. Freddie wrote it for his lifelong love Mary Austin. He was bisexual. His other love was Jim Hutton. They both stayed by him until his death November 24,1991.

[@mamajenkins1981]

I started watching you because of your PTX reactions and I love that you are also reacting to Queen. I even have my four-year-old loving both bands. Watch Queen’s Live Aid performance when you get the chance

[@barbaraanne5258]

Amazing performer!!!

[@adelecooper1527]

React to Dragon Attacks Montreal 1981. Wonderful!

[@ny2979]

To all musicians of all genres, you are witnessing a clinic. If you wake up every day and don’t bring it to the stage every time like this, think of new career. This one song is better than most set lists

[@jauntyhatsociety6922]

Freddie loves crowd interaction. Right before the show started, the facility manager came out and told the crowd to be tame because they were filming. Band was so mad. So they went out and killed it :-)

[@kelleyspangler7426]

Funky beat...... React to Another One Bites the Dust

[@saflynn14]

I loved watching how mesmerized you were. You should watch yourself. Priceless!! Loved it!

[@n-it2-win-it56]

Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers LIVE Next Level runs!

[@janiemarshall7928]

Please react to "love of my life", and "I was born to love you", both by Queen. Thank YOU. African American Queen 👑 fan.

[@littlequeenie7650]

Here’s some recommendations for you. White queen a night at the Odeon 1975. Brighton rock studio version. Tie your mother down studio version. Btw you are seeing them live so don’t feel bad.

[@lauracahill5735]

If you want to see Queen at their absolute best then check out their concerts at Live Aid and the 1986 Wembley concert. Both concerts will blow you way

[@GethZealot]

I love Queen my guy. Queen's Live Aid concert is insane.

[@joemack1965]

Freddy was dying. There was a song he really wanted to record but no one thought he would even make it to the studio. Legend has it that he walked in, took several large swigs of "stolly" vodka and said "I'll f***ing do it darling" and did it in one take. The song is the show must go on. It's one of my favourites, and is heartbreaking.

[@Canucklehead557]

Farrokh Bulsara from Zanzibar. The boy they called "Bucky" because of his overbite. Grew up to become the greatest Rock vocalist in the history of Rock music. His legend will go on forever. Long live Queen.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

You want to see how a professional entertainer takes a crowd (of an estimated 1.2 billion (yes, _billion_ )) into the palm of his hand, and carries them on a wild and awesome journey? React to their complete Live Aid concert. Live Aid was a mega-concert featuring the who's-who in the 80's Rock and Roll scene, and Queen dominated that worldwide concert.

[@lukanovak1492]

Please react to The Show Must Go On or I Want it All

[@michellesalgado6331]

Please react to Fat Bottom Girls Live at the Bowl 1982 and Another One Bites the Dust Live Montreal 1981

[@kimberlygrimm7007]

OMG YESSSSSS PLEASE!!!!! Those are two of my favorite Queen songs!! But, then again; ALL QUEENS SONGS ARE!! You just don't know Mr Toi!! Dig DEEP into the Queen catalog!! If you want to react to another "Natural" GREAT singing voice PLEASE REACT TO Tyler Childers "Nose on the Grindstone " He's another Appalachian Eastern "Pike Co" Kentucky boy like Chris Stapleton (he's from Martin County,Ky) !! I promise you will NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!! ***NEW SUB HERE BTW******

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

AWESOME that you wear Headphones! Queen painstakingly recorded, Reel to Reel and their music was recorded specifically for Headphones. Listen to Bohemian Rhapsody AGAIN with Headphones and you will understand. Sincerely, Original Fat Bottom Girl from OHB, NYC. BTW: Fat Bottom Girl WITH Bicycle Race are 2 Queen songs usually played back to back, similar to We Will Rock You & We Are The Champions!

[@liz12601]

If you enjoy his energy in this, you should react to Queen Live Aid in 1985. His control of the crowd is one of a kind.

[@melissacurtis7216]

He was a huge fan of Aretha Franklin. She inspired this song. He loved singing this song live.

[@dianeisley6675]

Sheer brilliance from the whole band, Queen are still performing with Adam Lambert as the lead singer and they are still loved, they just did the full live aid concert in Australia for for Fire Fights , not sure if you know but Australia was devastated from the worst fires in our summer 2019/2020 in our history and the concert was for that charity, check it out one day, no Freddie but Adam is doing a great job and is very respectful to Brian and Roger, Queen 's music will live forever. love your channel, lots of love from Australia, may you and your family/friends all stay safe .