FIRST TIME WATCHING - Queen - Somebody To Love - HD Live - 1981 Montreal - REACTION

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[@CrownFamilyHQ]

I hope i made Freddie proud go watch my remix to Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4eUeJ-mrKh6Zqs

[@feyehudson1]

All can sing. They were amazing. Still the best. I m 68 listen to them every day. Listen to Mother Love. Last son he ever son. Brian had to finish it. Freddie didn't make it ge passed.

[@michaelcrooks5477]

To my knowledge, the bassist, John Deacon, didn't sing on any album or in any live performance. He was still a helluva bass player and songwriter. Plus, he invented/built the Deacy amp, which is the amp that Brian May used to create many of the uniquely "Queen" sounding guitar solos and choruses that you hear on pretty much every album, so yeah, he carried his weight even if he didn't sing.

[@emitwilson8906]

@@michaelcrooks5477 he sang on most of the songs he just didn't lead any so he was not distinct but on live performances of the song liar they would have a section were just Freddie and John would sing

[@Darnaguen]

Yep, Queen were probably the most overqualified band ever. Three excellent singers and four excellent songwriters, all of them also artists, engineers and/or scientists. Anyone would be hard pressed to keep up with that level of brilliance.

[@Darnaguen]

Yep, the Red Special is pretty much a band member in her own right. ❤️

[@jbeckwilliams]

Greatest RocknRoll bands in all of history, in no particular order- Queen, Zeppelin, Beatles

[@eileentsiapanos5430]

Darnaguen Umm. They ALL wrote songs for the band. Really. All 4 of them wrote. And played. And sang. Yes. They surely did.

[@dannydorko7075]

@@eileentsiapanos5430 all 4 wrote songs but john deacon the bass player never sang.

[@ericlovelace6502]

And a bass player that can create and lay a killer drive beat. Nobody can beat this band.

[@SmallFox74]

Every member of Queen wrote a number one hit. Don't think its ever been done before or since by a band, incredibly talented bunch of lads.

[@LeChaunce]

Which of Roger's tunes made it to #1?

[@susanorchard1994]

Kind of magic, Radio Gaga.

[@jdon-jy6vq]

@@LeChaunce radio ga ga.

[@LeChaunce]

Oh, I see - yeah, Kind of Magic made it to 1 in Spain, and Radio Ga Ga made it to 1 in a number of countries in Europe. I didn’t think he had any number 1s in either the U.S. or the U.K. - didn’t think to check other countries. How provincial of me! (Thanks for the clarifications, folks.)

[@nickwall2497]

Days of our lives was primarily written by by Roger Taylor

[@hopeforhobixo5142]

Hold up, can we talk about Roger's vocals in this?? Damn!

[@eileentsiapanos5430]

HopeforHobi XO Yes! We (or, at least I) can talk about HIS vocals ALL DAY LONG!! Straight-up, man!!

[@mindistewart3251]

Right? Holy moly Roger was the high vocals in Bohemian Rhapsody. He is an amazing drummer as well. Queen had it all.

[@cristiona22]

Rogers vocals ? Amazing. I love his vocals in any song. Could watch him drum and sing 24/7.

[@Nikioko]

@@mindistewart3251 Roger's vocals: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJS7cpiirtKViqs Brian's vocals: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gF64oaewn816iaM

[@amythechocoholic5761]

Freddie said in an interview that they left the "dog whistle" notes to Roger 😂

[@CC-gd9wl]

This was the way it was in the 1970's and early '80's. Bands had pure unadulterated talent. 4 singers, 4 instruments. That's it. So blessed I was born at a time that I could experience all of this first hand.

[@tonya7561]

Some people are saying that all these queen reaction videos lately are just for views, but I can tell that you really enjoy listening to them and you have a lot of respect for freddies voice!! He's definitely the greatest!

[@OlJackBurton]

Seriously, is there any other band that could collectively get as many views for a first time reaction? Any other band (and there are many other good ones) and you would have run out of good material long ago...

[@Greenwood4727]

see i dont care who sees it its bringing more people to queen and freddie.. and anything that can bring people together in music is a great thing.. we all have different lives, Music reaches everyone.. SO more good music is needed in this world..

[@mubbles1066]

lobo00712 I’d put Pink Floyd there with them but other than that?...No

[@rockabye274]

Some guys are more transparent than others that they are only in it for the subs and the views. I do think Joey is more genuinely enthusiastic than others who are participating in this trend of reaction videos.

[@donnasanchez7577]

I feel you are right girl

[@pearlglentaylor]

"Right then every woman in the building was pregnant." You crack me up!

[@pearlglentaylor]

By the end, they were all carrying twins.

[@chloepechlaner7806]

Every man worth their salt too. Dont care it doesnt work that way.

[@pearlglentaylor]

LOL! The world needs an army of Freddie's babies!

[@hellsbells8689]

I think I am again now. I'll be in the record book at this rate lol

[@pearlglentaylor]

Ha ha! Oh, he was a fine fine man! I'm doing the next best thing to having his babies, turning my kids into rabid Queen fans.

[@anthonyriley4398]

He wears a vest with superman on it , but let's face superman should wear a costume with Freddies face on it 😂

[@druidkhan6066]

There's videos of Freddie singing We Will Rock You, while sat on the shoulders of Superman.

[@eileentsiapanos5430]

Fuckin aye, man!!!

[@cat7915]

Yaaaaaaaaaasssssssss!!!

[@mp2024]

Goosebumps everytime with this version... in the zone 👏👏👏🏌️‍♂️

[@TheGoldbaxter]

Rodger was the hardest working guy in this group, can you imagine, beating out and keeping the band together, while your singing with your neck cranked to the side like that. Amazing!

[@cristiona22]

You got that so right. Watch Wembley 86 - the amount of vocals he does as well as drumming, of course, is off the charts.

[@KierenP]

Always loved how their live performances were never just carbon copies of the studio/video versions. Amazing lead and backing vocals from the band.

[@seanyxwynwns6561]

Roger Taylor the drummer was the one who could hit the high falsetto notes, you can hear them in bohemian rhapsody and somebody to love, lap of the gods and so on. Very talented musician.

[@johnnymegabyte]

and I believe the really high notes in Under Pressure

[@cristiona22]

johnnymegabyte his vocals in Under Pressure at Wembley 86 are fantastic.

[@jasssper]

all band members of queen could sing except the bass player. both the guitarist and the drummer have sung several songs and the backing vocals were always done by Freddie, Brian May (guitarist) and Roger Taylor (drummer)

[@kurtiklaas]

John Deacon seems to be the only not-singer of Queen but he was a fantastic composer (like all band members) who has written great stuff like "Another One Bites The Dust" or "You're My Best Friend" Queen (with Mercury) was really an outstanding band of four very talented guys and the best front-man of all times.

[@mohamedtaiy607]

@silv3r7 not at all

[@kurtzeller6480]

Fun Fact,... Brian May is technically "Dr. Brian May" - dude has a PhD in Physics! Given earned after Freddy's premature demise.

[@GinMae]

Yeah - props to the Doc -- and also for his ongoing environmental activism - long live the badgers! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5SsnaVjgch5qas

[@MrCelticcc1]

Not to mention that the John Deacon fella is also an outstanding bassist. Queen really had an outstanding 'engine room' in that department with Deacon and Taylor. People tend to forget that if the 'engine room' on stage is not firing on all cylinders the band really ceases to function as a unit - if at all...

[@Chef_Jake]

Yo he drank beer to clear his voice for real each concert. The water he threw at the crowd lol...the beer he drank

[@broses456]

Yes, not only can Roger Taylor (the dummer) and Brian May (the Guitarist) sing; Brian May is also an Astrophysicist.... Kinda reminds me how I haven't done anything important with my life haha

[@williamg209two]

didnt may become a Astrophysicist. after Freddies death thou

[@broses456]

Brian May was well on the road to getting his doctorate but gave it up in 1974 when Queen found some success. So I think he was just an astrophysicist on hiatus. Either way what a talented dude

[@hanshendriksen72]

Actually, he did get it...I think it was 2006

[@broses456]

Oh I know he has a doctorate now, I was just trying to explain he was never not a scientist

[@mandarinlearner]

He'd started his studies as Queen began but yes, finished PhD after Freddie's passing

[@Lisa-aakaer]

My favourite version of somebody to love, this and under pressure from rock Montreal is so damn good!

[@Blablablagailshell123]

Our man mercury was doing some serious channeling of Aretha Franklin in this song. He was an admirer of hers.❤

[@lindainglis8506]

Adore you, Freddy. Queen lives!

[@smithel3538]

Yes mate! My favourite performance by Queen.

[@magorzatazapert9955]

...and mine too!

[@irinadong8923]

Smithel what about somebody to love at the bowl ?

[@BeejIsHere]

You should react to Queens entire Live Aid performance. The best live performance in history

[@dannohel9912]

Indeed...

[@michaelcrooks5477]

Also vote up one from me, but in all honesty, while that performance is widely considered legendary, to me it was just a typical "day at the office" caliber live performance by Queen at the height of their powers. Watch any other live performance video by them, and they're equally as powerful and astounding. I think Live Aid stands out because it gave non-Queen fans an opportunity to see how amazing they were when compared to other top acts of the day. And it gave us Queen fans a chance to say: "See? they ARE in a class all by themselves!" :-)

[@Julian-to7ro]

Such a great, awesome concert 😊 37 years ago but it still sounds so good and fresh. Oh man I wish they all 4 were immortal as their music is 😊PS: 3 of 4 could sing (the bass player even rarely had interviews 😊)

[@freddiemercury7783]

The best live vocals of Queen imo. Can you react to the live version of "Who Wants To Live Forever" @Wembley? Would really appreciate it.

[@KacioRMX]

it wasn't good. Budapest was better

[@freddiemercury7783]

I prefer Wembley over Budpest. Budapest is still good, but I just like Wembley more :P

[@KacioRMX]

@@freddiemercury7783 Freddie screaming at Wembley in Budapest he singing

[@freddiemercury7783]

He's singing at both events. Budapest maybe vocally smoother. But i just prefer the Roughness that Freddie had during Wembley.

[@KacioRMX]

@@freddiemercury7783 tired voice at Wembley

[@kennasmith1293]

John the bassist couldn't sing well but did try bless him 😘 Roger the drummer and Brian the guitarist both had lovely voices

[@kimmays6190]

You can hear John sing on Liar.... i am a die hard Queen fan so he never sang alone like the others but he sang backgrounds. John wrote some amazing number one songs .

[@kennasmith1293]

@@kimmays6190 yes he did sing but always said that he wasn't an accomplished singer but he tries 😁 I love Spread Your Wings, it's one of my favourite Queen songs written by John

[@kimmays6190]

Kenna Smith they could sing row row row your boat and i would play it all day... 😆 Saw them in concert 1981 that was the highlight of my life. Amazing

[@kennasmith1293]

Your so lucky. I was 14 nearly 15 in 986 when the Magic Tour was touring and still at school so didn't have the money to travel to see them. I just thought "never mind by the time they tour again I'll be old enough to not need my parents permission" and as you know, it never happened. I'm so jealous of those who saw them perform 😘😘

[@Lisa-aakaer]

React to Queen - No one but you, it's a song from after Freddie died, and it's Brian and Roger that are signing.. It's a beautiful song, and it always makes me cry

[@rainyday4970]

[@doubleuponbob3397]

Det er også en flot sang :)

[@Val-zb4bd]

Makes me cry too...

[@stellaraudioaz]

It wasn't just Freddie's vocals but also the group's harmonies, they all blended so well together. You just don't hear that in today's music anymore, it's a shame.

[@rmando93ify]

Queen- Cool Cat. Freddie's vocals are insane in this song

[@kristayoww4032]

And only John Deacon did all of the instruments for that song

[@monicagarcia8873]

Looooooooove that song! His voice is out of this realm!!!

[@Casa1910steve]

Awesome video - and Freddie was one in a million. One of the greatest writers and performers of all time. Just amazing.

[@reinoreent4820]

listen "Queen - Let Me Live" 3 out of 4 members are singing in this song. They all had great voices

[@magorzatazapert9955]

Wow... someone remember of this song except me? Beautiful...

[@bastardsecretaryfromhell3504]

I love this song! Please react to let me live. Special thing about this song is that the first verse is sung by Freddie, second one and the bridge by roger and the last one by Brian. Please. Pretty please.

[@christineoneal666]

I LOVE this song

[@kiefersunderland2297]

Totally agree... "Let me Live" is the only song that showcased all the 3 voices in one song as they all shared the vocal. Glad someone else remembers it.

[@jmgfx4161]

Great song.

[@ninacohen3858]

I was at this concert..... 5th row floor...gave me a whole new respect for music....

[@darrellwaller6205]

Roger Taylor (drums) and Brian May (guitar) are good vocalist also. Roger sings "I'm in Love with My car" (great tune) and Brian sings several songs as well. Put them together with Freddie and you have pure excellence. John Deacon (bass) is the only one that didn't sing but wrote some of their biggest hits, including "Another One Bites the Dust" among others.

[@dump6302]

john sang at radio gaga

[@dt6302]

He does sing back up sometimes

[@WinnerWinnerEmmaDinner]

In answer to your question Freddie, Brian (the guitarist with the black curly hair) and Roger (the drummer) sang but John the bass player didn't. If you want to check out 'I'm in Love with My Car' - Roger sang lead vocals and for a Brian singing lead check out '39'

[@pearlglentaylor]

Driven by You is a great Brian May song as well.

[@nwmonk3105]

Sail Away Sweet Sister by May is heart breaking.

[@bastardsecretaryfromhell3504]

Axl Rose from Guns N‘ Roses liked it as well. He used to sing the beginning of this song at their live shows back in the 90s

[@gipsnadel6418]

39 is a great great great great song, but I have to say I like Brians version of it. Freddie sung it live, but I find Brians version more emotional.

[@pearlglentaylor]

Yes, it is. Every time I hear them I'm astounded by how talented all of them were.

[@brittanyhyatt3407]

Seeing you react to Bohemian Rhapsody made me instantly fall in love with you. You gained a new fan and subscriber! 💕

[@alwaysamy4]

Brittany Dugger me too!!

[@brookeroesener9388]

Hi, Joey! I'm a new subscriber and have been watching your videos obsessively for the past few days. I'm a 43 yr old woman who fell in love with Queen as a girl when I saw them on Live Aid. I was 10 yrs old and on vacation with my family in Florida and was super lucky to have rad parents who had the concert on the tv. I'll will never forget sitting on my towel in my wet bathing suit, eating a bologna sandwich and being mesmerized by Freddie. The obsession has never stopped. Joey, there are lots of folks (it seems) who are reacting to Queen on KZbin, but you're my favorite. The is an honesty, an innocence even, to watching you fall in love with my favorite band. I'd love to see you react to a Queen II or maybe Jazz. Honestly, it just brings me joy to watch you, hon. Thank you for bringing a smile to my face😊

[@mirandavandervelden6222]

react to “love of my life”, “jealousy”, or “white queen (as it began)” three of my favorite queen songs !

[@mercedesbennett9880]

I graduated school in 1976 and grew up in the era of some of the greatest music ever written and played. I cry every day that its gone but thank you for bringing it back and showing everyone that this music will never die even when i am gone someday.

[@ledzepgill7201]

Joey I love Freddy he was a brilliant singer and showman who held the audience in the palm of his hand I thunk you are now a Queen fan.💜🧡love from LIVERPOOL UK

[@sarahbrooks1801]

So fantastic to see new people reacting to Queen - I was lucky enough to see them a few times as a teenager - still the best band I have ever seen

[@lydiajoy1823]

I am loving your reaction videos to Freddie Mercury and Queen. They were everything everything everything when I was a high school kid. I still love Freddie ! I’m sure you have seen the LiveAid videos, amazing! 💕💕

[@jimfish8742]

It’s so much fun to watch you clearly enjoy queen as many of us do! Keep rocking🤟🏻

[@cristiona22]

Roger was such a good singer that he had his own band aside from Queen where he played lead guitar and sang lead vocals. He also recorded quite a few solo albums. He has a degree in Science too.

[@lonefrydenlund6493]

Sublime performance . The best rock band ever

[@stanislausvandemerve4525]

So much energy from the first second of the song, even in sitting infront of the piano, great

[@EFantasic]

I'm glad I just found your channel. This is amazing and fun to watch your reactions to the music.

[@stellaraudioaz]

That whole Montreal concert is great.

[@Wh0odo]

I would 100% watch a full-length REACTION-video to the 1981 Montreal concert. That concert was out of this world

[@almacarvallo8153]

I looove your reactions and the way you’re so humble with it!!

[@streaky81]

That's _definately_ beer btw.

[@sarahbrooks1801]

yes they could all sing - the drummer Roger Taylor had a ridiculously high voice that complimented Freddie - and all 4 wrote Queens hits - thank you for this reaction :)

[@richardigp]

Joey, your face is my face when listening to the legendary Queen in any concert!

[@mannysandoval7659]

I’ve listened to queen my whole life, as well as other rock bands and it’s cool to see someone’s first reaction and enjoy them as much as I have, it seems like you’re really feeling the music and I dig it! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 much luv from Anna P

[@alexakl6445]

I believe Freddie in spirit is pleased that his music is being kept alive so well by You Tube and people like you!

[@brandonstarr983]

If you're going to do a Queen album, consider "A Kind of Magic." It's partly the soundtrack to "Highlander" and though it has multiple great songs, I don't think you've reacted to ANY of them yet. "Princes of the Universe" "Who Wants to Live Forever" "A Kind of Magic" and "Gimme the Prize" are all amazing.

All of them are master musicians and great singers, lot of talent there.

[@zeller3228]

even if you don't like it, you gotta respect it. talent.

[@11monkeynuts]

Just mesmerising watching this. You can't help but tap your foot and nod your head at the music and Freddie's incredible vocal range. Freddie was the most charismatic, sexy performer. I wish I could have watched them live - god what a rush that would have been.

[@dwmusic147]

This was my first time watching this Queen performance too! I was reacting with you lol

[@melodyross6461]

Miss you Freddie! No one will ever have the vocal range and use it the why you do, especially preforming! I love you!, always!

[@Schnorgldorf]

All of them can sing. That's the thing. And I love it when someone first notices that.

[@Slpenda3]

Come from & living in Montreal, in my 17, i waz there !!! The best show i ever saw in my entier life and i saw so many gigs ! Queen & Freddie waz in fucking good shape (nov 24 1981). Remarkable !!! Queen & Freddie are the best ever !!! Realy !

[@18pablo88]

What a front man Freddie Mercury spellbinding

[@chloepechlaner7806]

Man you're gonna smash that 100k well before the year ends, I can feel it

[@MamiRicaaaa]

This is absolutely WONDERFUL Freddie crankssssss! Glad you appreciate it, we need more ppl getting back into real vocals and powerful performance! I had that same face when I saw his live performance for the first time. Lol😂😂😝😜👑👑👌🏾🖤

[@Jess_uk.]

Saw Queen at the age of 11 at the Rainbow theatre(first ever concert for me) and they Queen/Freddie changed and shaped how I feel/felt and still do about music, RIP Freddie 😕

[@gemmabraga9580]

Yes Joey. All 4 members of Queen could sing & they also all wrote songs for the band. As you said, pure talent. After watching this with Freddie giving a masterclass, can tell really appreciate what a class act the band were & are now a Queen fan.. You should check out the official video of '"These are the days of our lives". Filmed in black & white cos Freddie was so ill. His body was failing but the voice hasn't deserted him. It's a sad watch & tugs the heartstrings when he looks he into the camera & gives a little smile. You can tell he knows he doesn't have long left and is saying goodbye. Emotional.

[@ryanlindsay2662]

What amazing voice Freddie

[@DRRwine]

"Is that alcohol...?" LOL, LMAO, LMFAO, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!!

[@tatotato7777]

we love you freddie, amazing!!

[@HoratioMcSherry]

Check out George Michael’s version at Freddie’s tribute concert. It’s magnificent!

[@davehelms1398]

They all sing!!, no back-up singers, just the 4 of them!

[@pinkey943]

Freddie Mercury was one of the most talented people EVER! Continue resting in peace, Freddie. You changed the world!

[@mikpat9970]

Love the enthusiasm you have for music , just followed you on spotify, will take a listen when my boys are sleeping tonite Peace and Thank you Ps.. classic song by Queen

[@SocialBurrito3]

Yes, they could all sing pretty well lol. Thanks for making this video!

[@Yelobutterflyable]

Amazing!!! I cried listening to this, omg love Queen love Freddie M

[@michaellorden8150]

Thanks for doing this man, I appreciate it.

[@genevieveanderson832]

I just discovered Queen''s live 1974 Rainbow Room videos! Wow!

[@harrybronson1285]

Queen 1is an awesome album good choice start from the beginning love the channel keep it up

[@ThisGirl-is-a-pyscho]

I don't care that Freddie Mercury was gay all i care about is that he had good looks and had an amazing voice.

[@treyb57]

He actually wasn't gay, Freddie was bisexual lol he admitted it to his fiancee (Mary Austin) in the early 70's but the movie would have you believe he was gay lol he liked girls too, so he was bi, he just didn't want anyone speculating on who he had sex with, so he didn't want to admit it to the open public, because he wanted them to focus on their music, as opposed to whether or not he was running around to different gay clubs everywhere,...which he WAS lol he just wouldn't say it in interviews, and he's well known for a lack of interviews, unless he thought whoever it was, was either very nice, or good looking

[@juliamartin4141]

I just always thought they were all gay, with the name the band had. This was 40+ years ago. Didn’t care, I just liked their music.

[@jayw3512]

Freddie never drank beer on stage. He loved his beers, but on stage he had water with honey or tea for his voice. RIP. Legend.

[@MarcoGoethe1984]

Do a night at the opera or a day at the races. Both of them are great albums from queen!!!

[@rainyday4970]

"News Of The World"was my favorite album of theirs; I owned it & wore it out listening.

[@JohnSmith-pp6pk]

Queen II

[@MarcoGoethe1984]

Sam Miller yeah, its great too

[@MarcoGoethe1984]

Rainy Day it has many good songs. I love my melancholy blues

[@MarcoGoethe1984]

Sam Miller fairy fellers masters stroke

[@donnacavallo475]

omg you almost made me fall off my chair lol Love your reactions

[@Conwayy33]

Between 3:30 and 4:00 you look like you’re about to shed a totally reasonable tear

[@lauraelizabeth1789]

OH, Freddie...yr a legend we will never forget

[@eileentsiapanos5430]

Yes. Every one of them had a voice of their own. Every one wrote for Queen. Every one played for the band. That’s just it... they were A band. Entirely an all-for-one-and-one-for-all type of band which really doesn’t exist any more. R there any bands like that these days? I really think not.

[@jmmurica2885]

To see you more than 40 years later discovering Queen after I did, I was in 7th grade then, I’m smiling at The transcendence

[@pattif30]

Many thanks to the person who posted the suggestion of "No One But You." It is a Queen Official video. I love the song, and was unaware of it until now. It gives one a chance to really hear Brian's and Roger's voices. It's very poignant and well done. Check it out & react. Thanks Joey!

[@barrys1342]

What a bloody performance! Knocks ones socks off, makes both nipples stand on end - if not then you need to get living!

[@gipsnadel6418]

Queen Rock Montreal was the first Queen album I ever bought and is my favourite Live album!

[@paulbertie67]

Witnessing pure talent right there, unbelievable 😁

[@KacioRMX]

live version of Now I'm Here (Live At Wembley 1986 )

[@rachelsirett8809]

My childhood loved queen since a child, my cousin who is 7 years older than me is an avid queen fan, let me as a little girl look through his queen album collection

[@steveakhurst7845]

great reactions ... Can I suggest Innuendo next ? ... a great track from Queen... as were they all ;)

[@GasmanChris5705]

Great work my friend 👍😎

[@andymazzella8085]

“Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy” by Queen has been a favorite of mine

[@arladicey]

Hi, Joey! Three out of four of the members of Queen were good singers. Obviously, Freddie's vocal gifts were off the charts; but Brian May (the guitarist) and Roger Taylor (the drummer) were also very capable singers. John Deacon (the bassist) was the only one who was not much of a singer. But all four of them wrote major hits for the band. Roger Taylor's voice is easily recognizable in the hit, "Bohemian Rhapsody". When you hear "Galileo!" during the operatic middle section, that's Roger Taylor. Brian May sang a number of times in support/background vocals, and sang lead on a few, too; it's his voice you hear on the last verse of the song "Mother Love", completed after Freddie passed before being able to finish it.

[@SelvinandJR]

Great performance !!!!! Thanks!!!

[@bobmcbride1487]

I'd be hard pressed to find a better live performance, Freddie had that magic.

[@Biggrandpa]

Hey Joey, if you want the full Freddie experience, please do the original video of these are the days of our live. It brings tears to your eyes. At the end he is saying goodbye to his fans by whispering ‘I still love you’.

[@nwmonk3105]

That's the best version. In fact, the Montreal Concert is readily available to watch on multiple platforms and it is a TRUE piece of sonic history.

[@jeffsabo371]

If you also watch Roger Taylor (Drummer) he twirls his sticks all the time, sign of a talented Drummer.

[@robertshadbolt3056]

Nailed every live performance