Live Aid- Queen- Full Set HQ Reaction

[@lcn325]

This is 2 yrs. late repl.. How come you can't enjoy this as if you were in the concert like many others?!! you f up the energy flow! BTW. Lady Ga-Ga loves the song Radio so... yep Lady Gaga. Also, he sang with a sore throat!! 72,000. Suckr for guitar solos? Stop pausing during them! Yes things are dope here but tone down on pausing live Queen. This is just one opinion. Learn about Live Aid too, please?🙏

[@OffTapLife]

Hey Liese, tnx for the comment. Better late then never as they say so you taking 2 years to drop a comment isn't a big deal as I get thousands of new comments and messages every single day so it is impossible for me to get through everything quickly anyways so all good. Plus these videos are always up so everyone sees them at various times so I totally understand and do my best to reply to all comments no matter if it's from a new video or one I posted years ago. KZbin is my full time job and I love all of you so thanks for chiming in and sharing your thoughts. Sadly I do not have a team I do everything myself which is not only in regards to editing and filming these videos but also my music career, tons of websites for my various brands, graphic design, creating merch, music production, film projects and the list goes on. I am a one person show yet I still do my best to reply to everyone regardless to how long it takes so please comment anytime you want it's always welcomed!I could be like tons of other creators and not bother replying back at all but I enjoy communicating with my audience plus I learn allot about these videos from all of you so thanks for the knowledge drops! I have multiple channels and upload multiple videos regularly so the wealth of knowledge I receive on the daily is incredible and pretty cool! As for your question about how come I can't enjoy this as if I was in the concert like many others is because well I guess it's because I am me and I choose to do things my way not to mention it's also a reaction video so however I'm lead to react in that moment is what we end up with lol for better or for worse haha and that is what it is. Also I did enjoy it too Queen is awesome I've become a massive fan. To be fair though if I wanted to listen to it as if I was at the concert then I would prefer to do so in private in my own time and not while I'm working doing a reaction video so that there is no interruptions. I get it and understand why some of you say to me to stop pausing which is never planned it just kind of happens because well it's a reaction video so however I feel in that particular moment is how the reaction plays out. I don't always pause if you watch my reactions regularly especially in recent times you will see that but yes it just depends what I'm feeling in the moment, again reaction video so I never know in advance how I'm going to react. I know this is probably obvious but yeah if you want to watch a video without the potential of interruptions on my channel then maybe go watch the actual video and not choose to watch my reaction video because I just can't promise that I won't feel the urge to pause it from time to time. I hope that you won't let that deter you from joining our community here and giving some of my other videos a chance to be enjoyed for what they are. I don't know just a thought but hey thanks for the positive info in your comment yep Freddie being able to pull off the performance with a sore throat is awesome and a testimony to his greatness! Lady Gaga loving the song Radio Gaga is super cool to know and yes I'm a sucker for guitar solos absolutely love them and yes I agree that was a bad timing pause lol haha oh well in my defense that was 2 years ago but Im sure it being a reaction video even today I most likely could potentially be tempted to press that pause button which makes me feel powerful like Thanos from Avengers so maybe that's why I love to do it so much lol haha! Finally you end your lovely comment to me telling me to learn about Live Aid and well thanks to all of you sharing your knowledge in all of these videos I think I now know more than an Encyclopedia lol haha!! Apologies that you feel I f'd up the energy flow for you but again reaction video so sorry it is what it is. Thank you again for chiming in and sharing your thoughts!! I wish you all the best and send lots of love to you and yours!!🙏😊❤️

[@lcn325]

@@OffTapLife I apologi,e for texting you while being clueless at what has to be done. I forget that I have time sitting on a couch, age 64. Back then in 1985 I was raising 2 little boys but I remember my whole neighborhood sitting their living rooms watching MTV and Live Aid!! Because of all the joy and you bring to us. I, for one, am quickly going to order The Queen t-shirt!!! You rock! Keep doing what you love! Keep on truckin' (an old saying)! ✌️

[@xlockedbmw]

@@lcn325 Wow, hey, mad respect for the 180 and apologizing. I was about to tear into you but thank you for the moment of self reflection. We're all here to share our love of Queen!

[@msteve777]

Just a quick comment. I’ll keep it short. I’ve watched your reaction to this a few times simply because of the joy of discovery you displayed for it. 👍😁

[@justm9892]

​@OffTapLife I have just came across your channel this morning as I love watching ppls reactions to this video and yours was bloody brilliant!!! I was 14yrs old when this concert was on I had grown up listening to Queen but this concert made me a fan!!There's so much more of Queen for you to listen to and I for 1 will be watching your channel as the reaction was a well deserved follow! You're a diamond!You should listen to some Punk Floyd as well if you love guitar,you might already have done it as this is the 1st video of yours that I've watched.lookimg forward to watching the rest of your content,gave me goosebumps seeing how happy it made you as it does same thing to me even after all these yrs!! THANKYOU!!❤

[@joannedarley1893]

I was there with my husband, we had been there for about six and a half hours before Queen came on. They weren't on the ticket so no one was sure if they would appear and after such a long time people were getting a little jaded until they announced Queen and the stadium erupted. Queen was like a jolt of electricity, they totally energised the whole crowd and we sang every song with them. It was an unbelievable performance and we wanted it to go on for ever, Freddie could have had us tap dancing naked on the roof if he had wanted and believe me, we would have done it, lol, This set was all anyone talked about on the way home, about how amazing it was, Queen rocked the world that day.

[@kelleyspangler7426]

Wow! 😱 thank you so much for sharing you're story!! So blessed have witnessed Queen in any form, but Live Aid! Amazing! I'm SOOOOO jealous! Lol 😂

[@heathercronkhite4568]

Joanne Darley I’m jealous but watched from home as am from Canada but looking back on it now with all those people what happened when you had to go to the bathroom lol. Silly question but you were so sandwiched in there have always wondered 😂

[@ashergs1237]

Joanne Darley I love seeing you on like, every queen reaction haha

[@saflynn14]

I am SO jealous but am thrilled you were here! And I do believe the audience would have tapped naked if Freddie asked...lololol.....that is so funny! 😊 thanks for sharing!

[@joannedarley1893]

@@ashergs1237 I'm always where there are Queen reactions, lol.

[@annecox944]

David Bowie, who was on after Queen, said "how do you follow that!!!" After that, Elton John yelled at them, kiddingly, "you stole the show, you ba@#$d!!!"

[@aleks71438]

It is true Behind the scene people were saying that the queen stole the show

[@marymiller6507]

Without a doubt...this is probably the 200th time I have watched it...and love it every time. I love you Freddie Mercury!!!!

[@karenj3611]

Me too, never gets old

[@expresslylesley9207]

Same lol.

[@marymiller6507]

@@johngraham5996 Lol...I never noticed Brian doing that...I just watched the end and sure enough...I guess I need to watch another 200 times...no problem.

[@christinatyree2280]

Mine too I'm obsessed

[@80smusiclover8]

I no I'm the same can't get enough of this performance

[@hcjorgensen]

Dear Off Tap girl, Old 46-year-old guy here. I just wanted to say thank you from the bottom of my music-loving heart. It means a lot to me to see your enthusiasm for Live Aid. To see that it really moved you. You gave me some hope that the love for real talent and energy in music, of which Queen's Live Aid concert is a good example, will be kept alive by people like yourself. It's so precious to me to know that! Thank you.

[@juanspeko]

You've heard Queen songs your whole life but you didn't Know it 😊

[@cheerdiver]

Much like Steely Dan.

[@DebraBing]

@@cheerdiver yep Hall and Oats. It's those songs that seep into our DNA without us even noticing.

[@heathercronkhite4568]

Sitting here with the biggest smile on my face thinking yep Queen has got another one!!! Welcome to the club. As you delve more into Queen you will realize how diverse they are. They do all kinds of genres Heavy Metal to the Charleston and everything in between. They have a huge catalogue it will take you awhile. I can’t pick a favourite Queen song it totally depends on the day but one of the touching ones I love is Love of my Life. They say Freddie wrote it for his fiancé. Watch the live version in Rio. There was about 250,000 people at the concert and Queen wasn’t sure if they would understand them and when they went to sing this song the crowd sang it to them. Queen was blown away and it still makes me cry!!

[@kelleeholmes9448]

My 17yr old is a fan, they'll be loved forever, passed from one generation to another.

[@Karen-se5jw]

Freddie could do Elvis, but Elvis could never do Freddie.

[@kelleeholmes9448]

lol very true! Watched Freddie do Jail House Rock and he did it better than Elvis. Tutti Fruti live....yup did it better than Little Richard. I bet bands hated it when they chose to do one of their songs 🤣😂🤣😂

[@poppiethestable1090]

.. ELIVS is the KING.. fred was a QUEEN..fred mercury is overrated.. Elivs masculinity is unmatched...I shouldn't even be typing this. It's like comparing a ford focus to a sl Mercedes Benz. ..It's laughable. Ur speaking out of ignorance, because if you watch some of Elivs reaction videos. Then you will know THE KING*** If you enjoy fred, then do so, but let's not lose are self- respect.. people

[@poppiethestable1090]

@@kelleeholmes9448 .. fred doesn't have the puss or swag.. Elivs is a powerhouse of a man... Fred was a lil queenie boy. Sincerely..Please stop the nonsense

[@karen6477]

Elvis was a druggie who died alone on the toilet. Hardly a man.

[@karen6477]

Elvis was the overrated one. So one note, and quite the weirdo.

[@etc7070]

I never get tired of the Live Aid concert, especially when first time viewers are so into it and captivated by Freddie's stage presence. I think that's what Queen fans appreciate, sharing Queen's music with those who recognize awesomeness when they see/hear it! Also can you believe that Freddie had a throat infection?? His doctor warned him not to perform, but he did it anyway. As for We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions, if you've ever watched or been to ANY sporting event...that's where you've heard it. We Will Rock You was meant to be a "stadium" song, an easy way to include everyone by stomping and clapping along. Queen were mindful of their fans like that (and to this day the guitarist Brian May especially is active on social media and does his best to interact with fans). Oh and one more thing, there is a short "making of" We Are the Champions video on KZbin, showing the band in the studio putting the song together. It's early footage showing how Freddie was a perfectionist. He learned how to use the technology available at the time to produce the exact sounds that he wanted.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Brian is so cerebal but he's so kind and if somebody walked up to him on the street and ask him something about a guitar he will stand there and talk to them for 45 minutes about how to better play this or better play this and this makes it easier. Rogers helpful too, but he's not like Brian because he'll talk to people 5 minutes or 10 minutes and then go on. Brian can do it forever. Now during the making of the movie Rodger and Brian were both on hand as well as Jim Beach and others because these people were acting as them and they wanted to make sure it was as corrupt as possible even if it was off with some of the days like before they didn't diagnose with AIDS and 1985 when he really wasn't diagnosed until 1987. It was only a two-hour filmer left and they spent 62 million on the movie and it grows 1.28 billion at the box office alone within about eight or nine months and Lord knows what it's made since then.

[@genarozubiate2321]

I've seen it about 50 times....will keep watching it....just saw it 2 more times

[@Janetjrfan]

Your reaction was fabulous, I couldn't stop smiling! I guess someone has told you the set consisted of partial Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Ga Ga (Lady Gaga got her name from this song), Hammer to Fall, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, We will Rock you, and We are the Champions. All ;original Queen songs. Each of the 80 acts had 20 minutes. Most sang one or two songs. Some tried to sell brand new songs. Queen decided to condense some of their most classic stadium anthems into the set. So they were shortened versions. Everyone backstage heard the crowd singing along with everything and ran to the monitors. David Bowie said "how do you follow that?" Queen completely stole the show. We're talking Elton John, U2, Led Zeplin, Rod Stewart and on and on.. As to new ones I want to suggest Another One Bites the Dust, Under Pressure, and Love of My Life, live from Wembley 1986. All iconic! There are so many fabulous songs. They made 19 albums in just under 20 years.

[@sandythomas5563]

The thing all reactors say is "this is a Queen song!!!!!??????" You have just scratched the surface. Yes, the live gigs are fantastic but some of the official videos are great too. For instance now that you saw the live version of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" watch the studio version. You can see how it was Freddie's tribute to Elvis. Any songs from Wembley 86 concerts and Montreal 81 are unbelievable. Queen is woven into the fabric of our lives. I've been listening to them for almost 50 yrs and they never get old.

[@wnsafford1854]

100% agree about doing official videos and live versions. Queen was so good live, and video has lost the importance it had, so now many are dismissive of official vids, but Queen put a ton of creativity into those too. In Crazy Little Thing Called Love, you can't appreciate the extra "nods" to Elvis without the vid, like Freddie's version of "Black Leather Elvis", or dancing around the pole (shades of Jailhouse Rock), or Brian's oversized Aviator sunglasses (commonly called "Elvis glasses" back then). Without the vid, you don't know that those 72K+ people at Live Aid (which sold out before they knew Queen would play), were doing the clap & arm motions from the Radio Gaga vid. BoRhap, I Want To Break Free, Fat Bottomed Girls, Who Wants To Live Forever & Princes of the Universe are just some where the official vids add to the enjoyment.

[@sandythomas5563]

@@wnsafford1854 could not have said it better myself. I also love Scandal. The Miracle, The Invisible Man, and Breakthrough. I wouldn't want to miss them on that moving train!

[@karenj3611]

Me too Sandy Thomas, fan for life

[@dezperez1998]

Well analyzed my dear...so agree...tnxmuch...

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

Live at the Odeon Hammersmith and Live at Rainbow are great too. Or Live Killers

[@chrissielord434]

Crazy Little Thing Called Love was Freddie’s tribute to Elvis, written in 10 minutes in the bath tub 🥰. Great reaction, love watching this Live Aid performance, best ever, (don’t know how many times now) ❤️Freddie❤️

[@sharonhalliday3180]

His "Man on the Prowl" is an Elvis type song as well.

[@metteg.1898]

Ready Freddie ! 😍

[@rockledgeln]

The largest one night concert paid crowd they performed to was in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - the crowd size was ~250,000 and they repeated the crowd size for the second-night concert as well. You can watch it on KZbin. Enjoy your Queen journey, you have just begun. There are over 300 Queen songs (not counting Freddie's solo albums) and 98% of them are totally amazing and each one is completely different than any other. All four members each wrote a number of hits. Keep watching the live stuff if you can. Unlike Live-Aid the actual Queen concerts were 2+ hours long and jaw-dropping. You can tell what part of a Queen concert you are viewing by the amount of clothes Freddie is wearing. He tended to strip down as the show progressed. :) Great reaction!

[@nyima04011]

Brian and Roger also have solo albums!

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

Just knew you were going to love this. The music set was: Bohemian Rhapsody Radio Gaga (where Lady Gaga took her name) The call & response - Freddie's way of having fun and involving the crowd Hammer to Fall Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Freddie's homage to Elvis We Will Rock You We Are the Champions Then later in the evening Freddie and Brian returned to sing The World We Created.

[@dianefowler8779]

"call and response" sounds iike the title to a religious experience. Come to think of it .....

[@susanechevarria4320]

"The World We Created" sounds like they wrote it just for this concert but it was written and sung many years before. It just fit in perfect for this show

[@JanFWeh]

*"Crazy Little Thing Called Love"* is an original Queen song written by Freddie in 1979. The song was written as a tribute to his musical heroes Elvis Presley (and Cliff Richard). That's why it got that old Rock'n'Roll vibe.

[@second_conflict]

Ooh Queen Army. I quite like that. Well here's your official welcome into the Queen Army/Family! Once you start, you just never stop. Freddie and the boys are truly the most amazing gift. Love them ❤️ I won't repost the set list since others have, but to clear up your confusion: Yes, Crazy Little Thing Called Love was Queen's homage to Elvis! And apparently, Freddie wrote it in the bathtub in 10 minutes. Lol. That man. We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions are also Queen and I have NO doubt you've heard them a billion times. Queen is deeply interwoven into the public consciousness, even though many don't know its Queen. After all, both of those songs have become staples at pep rallies and sports events. They've also got a ton of other hits like Another One Bites the Dust, You're My Best Friend, I Want it All, and more that you've probably heard before in commercials and movies. If you're craving more Queen, you need to check out their Wembley performances! A great place would be to start with Another One Bites the Dust and Under Pressure both live at Wembley. Also, for a cool video reaction, One Vision (Extended Version) is killer! The boys had a LOT of fun in it. There's also a 'Making Of' documentary that I'm sure all of your subscribers would love to see your reaction to! It's kind of long at 20 minutes or something but it actually shows Queen's studio process! It's very cool.

[@kelleeholmes9448]

They were all over the board genre wise, they left no one untouched, and all it took for this band was one song you heard and liked and your being reeled in...hook, line and sinker! Geniuses....all of them.

[@shaundsypal]

I just love how happy she gets! Like other friends of mine said while watching the movie "This is a Queen song?!"

[@TheRealRodent]

The thing with Queen is they wrote many many pieces... but they didn't write music, they didn't write songs... they wrote anthems. Every single time.

[@rdp281089]

As a guitar player. Brian May was the player who inspired me to pick up a guitar. I will never hold a candle to Brian, his tone is so unique and recognizable. Brian's tone is impossible to replicate, his unique homemade Red Special is part of guitar folk law. I was raised on Rock music, especially Queen and am so happy about it, there has never been a band like them before or since. I was never able to see Queen play as the original 4 as Freddie died when I was 2 but Queen's legacy and music will last forever. LONG LIVE QUEEN!!!!! R.I.P FREDDIE He didn't die, angels just wanted to learn how to sing

[@josie3028]

Liked your comment about freddie totally 👍

[@edgarbosley8398]

There was only one Freddie Mercury. No matter how many try, nobody will come close to Freddie. He was truly one in a million. Thanks for the memories!!

[@ImperialMJG]

Of course there is only 1 Freddie Mercury. There is only 1 of You also.

[@josie3028]

So true,only one like freddie no one else couldn't top that guy there never will be for sure 💯

[@geraldherrmann787]

it is circulated that the stadium holds 70.000 people, but in interviews keepers said they estimated 90.000 that day. even more impressive: 1.2 billion were watching on tv (BILLION, not million ... it was the first worldwide broadcast of its kind, charity).

[@robinkrenek13]

I read countless times that at the wimberly concert there was 190,000 in attendance each night they performed.. im sure even more packed in for LiveAid...either ive been ill informed or your number is way low!

[@adrianhughes8143]

The old Wembley Stadium held 100,000 as I went to a fa cup final in the 80's and 100,000 were there. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@aleks71438]

It is the whole stadium and the field. Btw Metallica had 1,6 at their concert in Moscow.

[@dancouver23]

An interesting thing about this performance is that Freddie's voice really wasn't doing too well that day and he had moments where he struggled a bit with his pitch. That said, a slightly struggling Freddie Mercury is still better than 95% of all other frontmen out there, not to mention he's so charismatic that any shortfall in his voice is more than made up for in stage presence. Next check out "Somebody To Love" live in Montreal.

[@tragicdeyz2641]

Don't know if this is true or not (it should be) but a reporter once asked Freddie what instrument he felt he played best and Freddy said: "The audience". Boom.

[@ruddyy123]

Truth.

[@patriciaweatherspoon1262]

We will Rock you was written by Brain May the lead guitarist of Queen.

[@jasonlopez3246]

When you get to Under Pressure, please do the live at Wembley , the one with the call and answer with the crowd, and also listen to the studio version with David Bowie. Both are very worth it.

[@kelleeholmes9448]

And you'll know the beginning of "Under Pressure" you will probably know the rift from another artist who stole it from Queen, and was sued. Won't say who...because I think you'll know

[@tomas22432]

@@kelleeholmes9448 should for sure know....thief he was!

[@Greenwood4727]

@@kelleeholmes9448 the man who shall never be mentioned.. worse than voldemort :)

[@imweakfordeaky]

Please please please!!! : “White Queen”, Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975 ! You will be swept away by the epic beauty of it !

[@MR-so1pf]

This performance is so breathtaking. Freddie and Brian playing piano and guitar will mesmerize you. This is one of my favorite live performances. You're going to love it. Actually, the whole concert was amazing.

[@rockledgeln]

The only problem you might run into with a White Queen, Live at Hammersmith Odeon is copyright issues. Reactions to that one song are removed more than any other. Having said that, it is SO worth your time to view it. The call and response between the piano and guitar will have you going crazy!

[@kelleeholmes9448]

I suggested that as well, talk about a song that actually plays your soul!

[@nyima04011]

One of Brian's best!

[@arwenodinson8803]

Yes! I second this time a million. My favorite performance by them!

[@melissaharden9343]

I never saw it before last week and now cannot stop watching it! It makes me feel good to seeing young people listening to our music when music was music!

[@bettybaby63]

Freddie was the master of his piano, his vocals, his stage & his audience. He performed within each effortlessly.

[@marilynsinclair4284]

Crazy little thing called love was written by Freddie as a tribute to Elvis.

[@debrafowler6533]

I LOVE your reaction to this great band. I'm 65 and sorry to say, I never listened to Queen...never saw them perform, didn't even know what they looked like. Then I watched the movie,Bohemian Rhapsody in 2018 (you need to check that out... Rami Maleck, who played Freddie, truly embodied his energy and countenance) After that, I was hooked forever on these amazing guys.... particularly Freddie Mercury who does have the greatest voice in history. I'm obsessed and watch everything I can find about them. So, your reaction was very much like mine and I know there's now a whole new generation of Queen fans and will continue to generate love, respect and loyalty over the coming years. Welcome to the Queen family... you fit right in. Also, every member of Queen was a songwriter and came up with so many great hits. They hardly ever covered anyone else's songs but Freddie loved the song "The Great Pretender" sung by the group the Platters in 1957 and he recorded it bringing new life back into a great song. There was a movie[documentary made about Freddie entitled 'The Great Pretender." As for the song "We Are the Champions".... that's played at Sports events, Boxing Matches, Olympics, High School graduations, etc. It's an epic song like so many other Queen songs. Keep rocking, girl.

[@theresahowell9044]

Exactly same for me...I'm 68 yrs young...used to yell at my daughter..turn that damn music down..Queen..movie made me fall in love

[@MR-so1pf]

Crazy Little Thing Called Love was written by Freddie in a Munich hotel while he was in the bathtub. It took him all of about 10 minutes to create the song. It's an homage to Elvis. Freddie told his PA (his nickname for his PA, Peter was) Phoebe, to call the band members and tell them to get to the studio to work on this song. You've probably heard a lot of Queen songs. We Will Rock You and We are the Champions are stadium songs played at sports venues. Queen experimented with their music and played all genres of music. Sometimes to the consternation of their fans and critics. Queen was ahead of their time. Love watching your reactions, so genuine, enthusiastic and caught up in the music. Queen stole the show at Live Aid and it wasn't a Queen audience. There were 72,000 people at Wembley and 80,000 people at RFK Stadium in Philly. Now imagine this, this concert was telecast to an estimated audience of 1.9 billion people, across 150 nations, who watched the live broadcast, that was at the time approximately, nearly 40% of the world population. Freddie Mercury at times led the crowd in unison refrains, and his sustained note during the a cappella section came to be known as "The Note Heard Round the World". Another fact, Freddie had a throat infection and was told by his doctor not to perform but as you just saw, it didn't stop Freddie and the rest is history. Yes, you missed the encore, Is This World that We Created? It was just Freddie and Brian on acoustic guitar. They have so many jewels to listen to and enjoy. You're in for an amazing journey through Queen's music. See you at your next reaction.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

I totally agree because I like her reactions better than some of the others- actually most of the others.

[@mistymikus2438]

Thank you for clarifying "Crazy little thing called love" is NOT a Freddie doing Elvis song... this IS FREDDIES SONG AS SAID A TRIBUTE TO ELVIS... We are the Champions and We will Rock you are songs used in sporting events and written specifically for audience interaction 😀 also "Fat bottom girls" sang by the Rolling Stone is a song Freddie wrote as well...

[@davidpulkka5796]

I love your enthusiasm for arguably the greatest live band in history! LEGENDARY band, and Freddie has no equal!

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

The Words of Queen song should be listened and heard. A lot of info in those songs! They wrote their own songs, music and arrangements THEMSELVES!

[@esclad]

Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve, and Talent... Freddie oozed bundles of them all. I remember watching this on TV live as an 11-year-old. Live Aid was boring until Freddie came on then the arena & atmosphere changed instantly and went wild/electric: P He had the audience (at home and in the arena) in the palm of his hand. People were talking for days about it asking if you'd seen it. Freddie just had that 'IT' factor and was mesmerizing; he was a genius on many levels. Missed and really treasured, it's great seeing a new generation discover him :)

[@kelleeholmes9448]

Everytime they played live, they made you feel every note! Studio recordings took away from their passion and talent instead of helping them. One that plays your actual soul..."White Queen Live at the Odeon" is one of their younger performances, and the interlude will give you the chills, it's as if the instruments are communicating, it's UNREAL! They couldn't do the whole song of "We Will Rock You" because of the time limit, but there are live versions of the whole song. If you can find the one where he is shirtless and wearing shorts...that is my favorite cuz he is such a ham in it in a way only he could pull off 😂😂 😂 ( I think it's live Montreal 81) He was a beautiful humanbeing who genuinely loved his fans as did the whole band and gave us 110% if not more with every show. Loved your reaction video. And no your not stupid on thinking of Elvis...you nailed it, Freddie wrote it as a tribute to Elvis!

[@jo_jolambrini6775]

Hi I was there at Live Aid and if you weren't a Queen fan before you definitely left as one. They were phenomenal and their performance will go down in history as being the best performance ever. After Queen it went a little flat when the other bands came on, we were all chanting for Queen to come back on. I was also at the 1986 Wembley concert the following day and the finale one when Freddie & Queen flew over us in helicopters xxx The songs they sung were : (i) Bohemian Rhapsody (ii) Radio Ga Ga (Lady Ga Ga took her name from this song as she loved Queen) (iii) Hammer to Fall (iv) Crazy Little Thing Called Love (v) We Will Rock You (vi) We are the Champions

[@golddalekwho5944]

Yes I was at the Saturday concert at Wembley in July 86 too 😃

[@jo_jolambrini6775]

@@golddalekwho5944 it was the best wasn't it. My god I wish I was back in that era, no mobiles and us all joining in together as we all loved Queen. I relive those concerts quite a lot RIP my Freddie xxx

[@robinkrenek13]

Can one of you set me straight? I heard at one of the wimberly concerts there was a fatal stabbing and that the final concert (somewhere else maybe?) Was overshadowed due to this for the band? Hence, john deacon throwing his bass into a speaker? The final concert was added on last minute due to the huge ticket sales i read... Im so jealous to anyone who got to experience them live!!!

[@golddalekwho5944]

@@robinkrenek13 www.google.com/amp/s/www.loudersound.com/amp/features/helicopters-stabbings-and-smashed-guitars-freddie-mercurys-last-stand

[@FrankBoyle-zz4hd]

I was at the Newcastle gig, definitely the best concert I have ever been to. That includes seeing, Zeppelin, ELP, Sabbath, Floyd, Purple to name just a few of the late ,'60s early '70s greats.

[@mmaloneym]

Queen only did their own song. Most were written by Freddie and Brian, but Roger and John also wrote several. They have an extensive catalog of awesome music. My favorite live ones are White Queen live at Hammersmith Oden 1975, Love of My Life live at Wembley 1986, Now I’m Here live at Wembley 1986, Who Wants to Live Forever live at Wembley 1986. Bohemian Rhapsody live at Wembley 1976, Save Me live in Montreal 1981 One Vision opening song of concert live at Wembley 1986. There are several great videos later on when Freddie was too ill to do live performances anymore. The Show Must Go On is a must. His vocals were amazing and it was the last song on the last album that Freddie did while he was still alive. He was only months away from passing away and Brian asked him if he thought he could do it and in Freddie’s style, he said “F--k yes and downed a vodka and proceeded to nail it in ONE TAKE! Brian said his voice sounded like a laser through glass. It’s incredible. Innuendo is another fantastic one, also on their final album done together. There are many more, but it would be a book to list more now!! Ha ha. As far as Live Aid. You need to know that the audience wasn’t even a Queen audience and Freddie had them eating out of his hand immediately. There were several popular groups participating that day. It was 16 hours long with each group given a 17 minute slot. Queen wasn’t even on the written list of bands. They waited until the last minute to give their answer if they would attend. It was a charity concert for the starving people in Ethiopia. I watched it live on TV that Saturday morning and when Queen came on my jaw dropped. They blew everyone else out of the water. They stole the show. It’s still listed as the best live rock and roll gig ever. No one will ever have the voice Freddie did. BTW- you probably heard We will Rock You before because it’s sung at every sporting event along with We Are the Champions they are anthems and timeless!!

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Great reaction, it is nice to see your enthusiasm. Of course these were all original Queen songs. For some more epic performances I would recommended, My Melancholy Blues live in Houston 1977. Who Wants To Live Forever live at Wembley 1986 the First Night, and Fat Bottomed Girls live at the Bowl Milton Keynes 1982. Another Queen song you would know is Another one Bites The Dust, there is a cool version at Wembley 1986.

[@marymiller6507]

Freddie wrote crazy little thing called love...NOT ELVIS

[@marymiller6507]

@@nostalgia815 she said she didn't know who wrote it. geez

[@fjvhikc]

Yes Freddie did write it, in tribute to Elvis.

[@skeptical_sorcerer]

.....and "We will Rock You"......it was NOT KISS!!! Blasphemy.

[@coopermcguire7823]

also wrote it in 10 minutes while in a bath

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

At almost every sporting event forever since they wrote it!..stomp.stomp.clap.."We Will Rock You!"..usually followed by "We Are The Champions!"

[@karenj3611]

This is a rock and roll history lesson, and I am old enough to have lived through it all, best musice sver

[@bbbfst]

I laughed when you realized they did We Will Rock you, thinking, wait until they go into We Are The Champions. LOL. Another song of theirs that you'll absolutely know is Another One Bites The Dust - try live at Wembley, 1986.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

I wish they would have had enough time to at least on somebody to love because I love that song Live or on the album.

[@tragicdeyz2641]

You shouldn't say "Kiss" in the same sentence as "Queen".

[@65motowngirl]

Tragic Deyz amen!

[@65motowngirl]

I actually never heard half these songs until I researched Freddie after seeing the movie. In fact, I never heard of Freddie Mercury until the movie came out and I was born in 1947! No You Tube, no internet, no social media in those. If you were living your life doing other things, who was playing on your car radio were simply invisible and rather insignificant. I wish I knew then what I know now.

[@65motowngirl]

Yes! You are correct about “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” Freddie wrote this song as a tribute to Elvis. So many of the musicians Freddie’s age grew up with Elvis and Elvis was a mentor for many.

[@65motowngirl]

Amen Honey! No damn cell phones in those days. Take me back please! Except. Because there was no You Tube, no social media, back then- this now 72 year old had no knowledge that this amazing man existed!

[@65motowngirl]

Correct! Everyone knows “We Will Rock You” but with no KZbin, most of us had no clue who the amazing group was that made this song. How sad so many of us discovered them too late.

[@tragicdeyz2641]

If I had a time machine one of my most important tasks would have been to drop in on Freddie sometime in the 70's and make SURE he knew the importance of condoms.

[@ajohnston4652]

Yes.

[@lala_sparkles8035]

I was one of the 1+ billion people watching this live on TV. The energy that came through the screen was phenomenal, can't imagine the electricity in the stadium that day!

[@heatherqualy9143]

Ah, sweetie! Your enthusiasm has me smiling from ear to ear. You are adorable to watch!

[@sharonhalliday3180]

This was just 18 minutes allowed to each band. Queen's usual concerts last about 2 hours of awesome performance. They do 20 plus songs usually. There are great DVDs starting in the early 70's, live at tbe Rainbow, their performance at the Odeon, all the way through great concerts in Paris , London, etc. in 1977, 1979, Live at the Bowl and Montreal in 1981, even a couple of songs on Saturday Night Live, and South America tours where there were audiences in the 200 000 range, and their final tour was 1986, the Magic tour with songs written for the Highlander movie along with many others. Also, please check out his solo album, Mr. Bad Guy. That has several good tracks. His duets on his BARCELONA album, and the final release was this past June that Dave Clark remastered from " Time" The Innuendo album has no live performance, but is inspiring. Queen music is unforgetable and becomes part of the fabric of your being. Enjoy, and thank you. You have wonderful appreciation and enthusissm in your reviews. I am now one of your fans too

[@nick5728]

Freddie Mercury is the dope am addicted to...If I didn't listen to him once a day a least, I 'd go freaking mad...Just hit the bell...Keep it up!

[@nataliebagshaw2773]

Me too 👍

[@simontyne3032]

Under pressure live at Wembley is amazing.

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Under Pressure live at the bowl Milton Keynes 1982 is better.

[@mrk8050]

The second song is Radio Ga Ga, I read Lady Ga Ga took her name from the song. Next is Hammer To Fall, Crazy Little Thing Called Love was written in a bathtub in Hamburg, Germany by Freddie Mercury. We Will Rock you is pure Queen and not Kiss. There is a mix of Elvis, Chuck Berry in it. At the time of Live Aid I was serving in the British Royal Marine's in a refugee camp in Ethiopia. We listened to it on the radio. We were surrounded be the horror of the Famine, but when Queen came on the radio those poor soles who were there even reacted in a very positive way. I remember that a lot of us RMC's were crying watching some of the children dancing along, I'm teary eyed just remembering. I looked around at men I had fought alongside, who were tough, hardened Marine Commando's who had fought a life and death war against Argentinian's in 82. By the end of Queen's set we were dancing with the children. It went along way to help build their trust in us. The famine is one of the two worst memories I have.

[@karenj3611]

You are about to have your socks knocked off!

[@KelliViti]

I was 17. I had my first summer job in the Village / Manhattan. Got home just in time to watch this set.

[@EvaDenisse30]

You can hear their music everywhere.

[@GinMae]

One last comment - about the crowd.... NOT a "Queen crowd" -- they were a last-minute add-on... tickets were sold without them on the venue... but still, they have been widely acclaimed as having "stolen the show" - as you clearly witnessed... umm... who else was there? Lots of famous bands and performers... but who does everyone remember?

[@metteg.1898]

Freddie : I don’t give a shit about who you are here to see. You fuckers are going to sing our songs NOW !

[@rrrrogahtaylah2636]

David Bowie, soooo many other people

[@brandyketchen6963]

The who was there, Black Sabbath, Brian Adams, beach boys,Sting and of coarse Bowie but none of them lit the stage up as queen did

[@gerstelb]

Wembley lineup included U2 (who may well have had the second best performance of the day), The Who, Sting, David Bowie, Dire Straits, Elton John, and a whole bunch of others. Last act was Paul McCartney, then everyone got onstage to do “Do They Know It’s Christmas?”

[@bettybaby63]

Crazy little thing is an ode to Elvis. Freddie was a huge fan. #1 hit.

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Could Freddie hold an audience, or what?! Each act was given 20 minutes. Queen rehearsed timing to perfection even allowing for banter & sing-along! Such was their precision that, just as they end their set, the timer on the bottom right front of our screen goes red..Time's up.

[@arwenodinson8803]

That's crazy! I went back and looked and it was perfect. Amazing!

[@Markygee1]

I was there on the outside as a young kid. Great reaction love, really enjoyed it.. You are forgiven for the Kiss reference. Keep doing what you do please x

[@irishfergal]

Best. Performance. Ever. When I feel low and tired out, I watch this show to recharge me batteries. Your reaction is perfect. Perfect.

[@racquelfick4091]

You have no idea how many times you are going to say " That's a Queen song" over the next couple of weeks. Welcome and enjoy the ride. P.S. It's ok to say it. His voice can be downright orgasmic.

[@angelmoore2588]

That voice is my drug

[@Rampage7_63]

1. Bohemian rhapsody 2. Radio ga ga 3. Freddie's "AY-OH" 4. Hammer to fall 5. Crazy little thing called love 6. We will rock you 7. We are the champions Btw: about 100 thousand people there at Wembley in london, 100 thousand in Philadelphia at Kennedy center I believe and 1.2 billion people watching around the world. Truly captivating.

[@imweakfordeaky]

Set list from Live Aid : Bohemian Rhapsody (partial) Radio GaGa Ay-oh (audience participation) Hammer To Fall Crazy Little Thing Called Love We Will Rock You (partial) We Are The Champions. Later, Encore: Is This The World We Created (Freddie and Brian only)

[@sndrt8448]

This is my favourite reaction video! Have been binge watching them the last few days and you truly get it! 57 yrs old and so blessed to have lived through that era of music. My biggest regret about it is that I didn’t truly appreciate Queen , now I’m obsessed and would go back in time in heart beat to be at this concert. Freddy, I believe was lent to us , then God wanted him back!!

[@samloveslfc]

Yup, Crazy Little Thing Called Love was a tribute to Elvis, written by Freddie. Brian wrote We Will Rock You and Freddie wrote We Are The Champions. They are usually paired together, except the Wembley 1986 concerts when they put Friends Will Be Friends in the middle of them to mix it up a bit. A few songs you might check out Tie Your Mother Down live at Wembley 1986, White Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975, Seaside Rendezvous, My Melancholy Blues and Death On Two Legs (really recommend the lyric vid for this one).

[@carolannwalkup6533]

Hi again, here it is 5:30 in the morning and been watching your reaction to all of Queen music, I have said a lot before, but I really love your reaction to Queen's music, this was a Live Aid as you know, there were 80,000 there plus in the States, with all of the T.V and concerts over 1 BILLION watch this, and they stole the show, it is considered the best performance of ALL TIME, they really hit the top. You're doing great Girl, and Thanks for liking my kind of music, this is coming from a little ole lady who is also in there 70's, this is my music, my love, and most of all my favorite band of all time, God Bless and keep going, your an inspiration to a lot of young people, and teaching them what good music is about, the first song is Bho Rap, this is Lady Gaga, written by the drummer Roger Taylor, later Freddie will sing Crazy Little Thing Called Love, which he wrote in his bathtub in 10 min. it was a tribute to Elvis, it was number 1 for several weeks in the USA, KEEP going Girl, your doing great

[@sandraback7809]

You certainly appreciate the musicians, which is great.. a lot to take in when first hearing Queen. The lyrics, they wrote The amazing artistry on the instruments. The vocal diversity of Freddie backed up vocals by Roger on drums and Brian May on lead guitar. The numerous hit songs written by all four members of the group. The solos that showcase Brian, which gives Freddie a break because Freddie; well Freddie just throws everything out there with every song ( no autocue) be it a belter or a tender ballad to someone he loves. Just awesome! They were a multi talented band of brothers who played together and when dear Freddie began to fail and in the last months of his life wrapped themselves about him and helped carry him to the end. Just luv ‘em. Thank you for a lovely reaction ❤️

[@ohsure07]

You are so right totally awesome. Loved your reaction your energy is awesome.🙏😍

[@imweakfordeaky]

Already hitting Like because I know you’ll LOVE it ! Setting my reminder too

[@moonstag]

Many people considered the Concert over when Queen left the stage, and Bowie and Elton hadn't even played yet.

[@lollinelson5549]

One thing a lot of people don't know, is that all 4 Queen members wrote #1 hit songs. All 4 have been inducted into the Song Writer's Hall of Fame, along with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I don't think even the Beatles achieved that. It is one of the reasons Queen music is so diverse. Amazing!! You should really try Save Me and Dragon Attack at the 1981 Montreal Concert. Other epic songs include White Queen at the Odeon Hammersmith, and one of the first thrash metal songs, Stone Cold Crazy at the Rainbow!! One quick trivia point is that Lady Ga Ga took her name from Queen's Radio Ga Ga. I am loving your reactions, thank you!!

[@smcrockett75]

I wasn't there but I remember watching it as a little girl...We watched everything back then...it was out of this world!!! It's like being a kid again...when we had real singers in all music genres...

[@sharonhalliday3180]

Early songs like March of the Black Queen, only a available in full as a studio version, Liar, Stone Cold Crazy, Flick of the Wrist, and Death on 2 Legs are all right in there with White Queen

[@AnonymousWIP]

You are now my favorite reaction video channel.. I’ve watched all your queen reactions.. you are the only one that really enjoys and goes nuts for the talent of that band.. but just the way you react and talk, I think we could be best friends lol!! Awesome videos.

[@OffTapLife]

Hey Jaden appreciate the love thank you!! Always nice to know the hard work is appreciated! Thank you for the support I'm honored to be your fav!! Have a great weekend!! Much love to you!!😊♥️

[@AnonymousWIP]

Off Tap Life haha!! No problem!! I’m excited for more videos!!!

[@gracielahonig]

Dear I was in Rock in Rio 85 the 2 nights of QUEEN... Simply unforgettable, change my life for ever! ❤👑👑👑👑

[@kdbadk]

I read a quote somewhere, saying Freddie always had that little mic stand in one hand, and the crowd in the other.

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

FYI regarding the Final Years of Queen, as the story goes according to Brian, before a Freddie was incapacitated from going to the recording studio, Freddie would come into the studio to record and would slam a shot of Vodka and continue. On the brighter side, and there is somewhat a brighter side. Freddie worked until he could no longer. Freddie encouraged the rest of the band to continue to write and pass them onto Freddie. As Freddie was confined to his bed, he had a synthesizer/drum machine and a recorder. He would take those pieces of paper with words from the band and recorded songs he put together, while in bed. After Freddie died, these songs were recorded by the band using Freddie’s voice recordings. The recordings were released after Freddie’s death on the album “Made in Heaven”. In particular on the album “Made in Heaven”, while recording “Mother Love”, Brian recounted that Freddie said “Oh I don't feel too well, I'm going to go home and we'll finish it tomorrow”. That was the last time Freddie was in the studio. The final verse was written and sung by Brian May a couple of years after Mercury died in November 1991. In “Mother Love” the verse that just makes me so sad is: “Out in the city, in the cold world outside, I don't want pity, just a safe place to hide, Mama please, let me back inside.” “Mother Love”. kzbin.info/www/bejne/amPRXoqHms-Ye7c

[@matthewelliman8173]

Lovely reaction. It is almost impossible not to have a smile. Thank you. Your enjoyment made it feel like I was there. Your very sweet. Thank you.

[@OffTapLife]

Thank you so much for the love and kind words!! Glad you enjoyed!! Stay safe :-)

[@DirectDemocrat]

I saw Queen so many times that I can't remember them all accurately. I would think maybe 25 times. The first time was in 1973 and they just blew me away at how good they were. I play guitar and a bit of drums but these people were different class. I'm 62 and I just love watching your reactions to these songs which have been a part of my life. It's really funny and you obviously appreciate the music. Freddie of course takes the applause but you just cannot imagine how good the other guys were too. Roger and John were a fantastic rhythm section. They were like a ticking clock and some of John's bass lines are simply legendary. Roger is a fantastic drummer by any measure and of course Brian is a great guitar play. You can't get in a band like Queen unless you are brilliant. Of course they were all multi-instrumentalists. John Brian and Freddie all play piano John and Roger play drums, All of them can play guitar and the key to it all was that they could all write global hits records. Name me another band with four top song writers in it. There isn't one. I agree you should watch all the live stuff. Try these: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp-mmIFqoNOlZrs - Another One Bites the Dust kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYfdp6KGhZuAa5I - Under Pressure

[@kelleyspangler7426]

A performance that you feel in you're soul to me is the Live version of Who wants to live forever Wembley 1986. You should hear it! 😍

[@GodOfThunder6789]

May I suggest The song “Save me” or “The game” live in Montreal by Queen? You also ask for other great OG rock songs. Try Lynyrd Skynyrd “Simple Man” or “Ballad of Curtis Loew”. And please keep diving in the rabbit holes. You are awesome to watch react. We know, you know your shit.😎

[@gerbentvandeveen]

It was on TV in over 180 country 's

[@elsieg6872]

I've been a fan of Queens since 1973 after hearing Seven Seas of Rye.

[@joannedarley1893]

Me too. :-)

[@AndyNightingale]

The first time the world ever stood together, to fight famine! Live Aid was a 12 hour concert, with the greatest acts from around the world performing and co-operating; to make Live Aid the greatest concert the world had ever seen. *And Queen were truly great! :)* Watch the full day if you get the chance. The first time in history, on both sides of the Atlantic (and beyond), standing together for the first time to fight against suffering. Not bad huh? Highs, lows, happiness, sadness, successes, failures; and a fight against needless suffering. And still the greatest! And by the way: Queen and Freddie did not do covers. He clearly decided to write something in the "style" of a good old rock and roll anthem. Elvis had been dead for 10 years+ but the similarity wouldn't have been lost on Freddie. That why when he sings "...cold, cold sweat..." he puts on some Elvis style Southern bass tone. Whether it's a parody or a tribute I don't know. Probably both! The stadium at the end of this clip *IS NOT WEMBLEY.* Wembley is an Oval shaped stadium with a roof. What you see in this clip is the television broadcast switching over to the other side of the Atlantic, Philidelphia I think. It was the first time these live links were being done across the Atlantic, on such a large scale. So not everything was as tidy as you might expect today.

[@OffTapLife]

Hey thanks Andy for the back info and insight!! Wishing you all the best!! ☺️❤️

[@AndyNightingale]

@@OffTapLife You're welcome. You too 🤗❤

[@JolleStardust]

I love to see your Queen reactions! "White Queen" live from "a night at the Odeon" from 1975 is a beautyful experience for you I think!

[@mikeford6221]

Your reaction to this concert is AWESOME & FANTASTIC!!!!!! Keep up the great work!

[@andreklok6694]

Young lady😁about the gitarist: nowadays dr.Brian May made his guitar together with his father out of an old fiteplaces wood called "red Special" this and his given talent mskes him on of the best guitsrists indeed and yesh it eas alike Elvis👍i like your entiasm for our Queen journey it will be a long nice path to go down to thanks again grtz from Amsterdam

[@cliffcrabtree4359]

In these times it's great to watch your downloads . I love how YOU love your music !. Love from England ❤️

[@OffTapLife]

Hey Cliff thank you I appreciate that!! I'm glad I am able to help distract people from the craziness! All the best to you and much love to England!!

[@bjwaugh4294]

OTL love ur reactions to Queen. Kinda long story but u asked. The year I got my bachelors I went on 1st date w the man I would fall in love with, Queen n FreddieMercury n the man I eventually married. That was 1975 n am in love with them still. The love of my life n Freedie have passed but the love is as strong as ever. Now I watch channels like yours n every song brings back the happiness these 2 men brought to my life. Tu 4 the great reactions.✌

[@01782644468]

Loved your reactions!! So glad that you liked it, you look so genuinely happy! I was only 17 when Freddie died and shed many tears, all these years later I still find it hard to believe that he's gone. How could so much energy just disappear? Still have a bit of a cry from time to time, especially when i see this.

[@tracywoods486]

1, Bohemian Rhapsody 2, Radio Ga Ga 3, Hammer to fall 4 Crazy little thing called love 5, We will rock you 6We are the champions. All from this set.❤,

[@davidvornsand6054]

Enjoyed your reaction so much, like hearing it through fresh ears. You said that you liked the Queen family and how nice they have been to you. I think you just met about 80 thousand of them live! That is a fraction of so many worldwide. Enjoy the journey!

[@Ansonius77]

I've mentioned this in other reactors channels but it is always cool to point out......at times, you see the top of the crowd go light and dark....that is because there is a wave of sound moving over everyone in the crowd from the band and from Freddie's vocals

[@mattplus09]

Great reaction :) Awesome soul! Peace!

[@tinatalksback1650]

Welcome to The Queendom! Enjoy the ride.

[@JJ-no2hp]

You have the best commentary - a cool appreciation of great music - thank you!!!

[@supersayianelf]

React to who wants to live forever and is this the world we created great songs by queen

[@rufscooby1]

what is mind blowing....is this went around the world!

[@karenj3611]

Try Another one bites the dust, live at Wembley

[@pgreeso]

Hi! New to the channel. Great reaction! It was an awesome day! I was there for the Live Aid concert in '85 at Wembley. I swear I had no energy for at least 3 days afterward, it was a long hot day filled with energy. Lol It was an incredible show with so many talented artists. Estimates for attendance at the shows (There were 2 that day) one at Wembley Stadium had about 72,000, and one at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia had about 100,000). Phil Collins actually played at both shows, thanks to the Concorde. A show I would not have missed for the world to be sure. As others have said, take a listen to Under Pressure, it is a fantastic piece and the mixture of David Bowie with Queen is a once in a lifetime listen. If you want something different to listen to, that you probably never heard of, try a song called Firth of Fifth by Genesis. Genesis was a Prog Rock band that started in 1969, and at the height of the Prog movement had Peter Gabriel as the lead vocals and Phil Collins as the drummer. The song has incredible keyboard and guitar solos that are amazing. The solos aren't the typical shredding style, but truly elevate the song. If you want music that will take you on a journey, that is one that will do it. Again, great reaction! Keep up the awesome work adn I enjoy the fresh take on this classic music.

[@sandrabutler3752]

Yes they are all Queen song's,they do sing some Rock And Roll within the live shows and you'll find Freddie doing some vocal improvisation I think Wembley 1986 and a few other live shows

[@OffTapLife]

Thank you Sandra much appreciated!! Have a good one much love!!😊♥️

[@sandrabutler3752]

@@OffTapLife no problem I grew up listening to the music of Queen and many others in the UK the first time around :-o. Freddie and Queen are at their best live,so you'll have The Miracle video as this was when Freddie was ill and didn't do live shows,you have These Are The Days Of Our Lives, I'm Going Slightly Mad,all made towards the end of his life.

[@Ali74]

I LOVE this review. Great job. You’ve captured it perfectly!

[@mookie7688]

Beautiful enthusiasm! Check out their performance of their song Under Pressure, live at Wembley Stadium. It's prime live Queen.