MOST Unique Song By Queen | Queen - Liar | Reaction

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[@debramoore7513]

LIAR .. One of the faves amongst the Queenies!! I really think Deaky has the spotlight here! Finally, the cameraman pans to the bass playing! The lyrics are speculated to be about some not-so-good experiences at Boarding School. Thanks for the reaction!

[@chicochi3]

Who doesn't like a good bass solo?

[@karenj3611]

Yes maam

[@Catstales4you]

John definitely shines on this gem All Day Long

[@juttapopp1869]

This definitely IS Queen. Early Queen is a very different thing to 80ies Queen. Try "March of the Black Queen " for something to surprise you. Anything off Queen2. Queen didn't do Formula and hated repeating themselves or being predictable. They were metal and even Punk before anybody else was.

[@LMTino]

The power of John Deacon's bass at that moment center stage - whooee! All star moments are crafted within the song. Nobody goes off on a self indulgent unrelated tangent. You can hear the integration of the instruments - Just like singing. The world of Queen was different in the 70s...very complex layered compositions. Their journey will simplify and streamline theiir sound. But without this foundation, they would not have found their niche.

[@billyhurst-ls5wx]

This is really early Queen, from their debut album. It shows their ability to perform progressive, unconventional songs. Good review, man.

[@lindamaclellan4899]

This song epitomizes early Queen. I love it! It was released as a single in the USA and was a huge audience favorite at Queen's performances in the UK in the early 70s. Freddie's vocals are fantastic and the song is complex, creative, uniquely Queen, and shows off each band member's talents. I remember that you were going to react to the entire Rainbow, 1974 concert - I think you said you were going to show it on your Patreon channel. If you saw that concert, then you saw this song - the way the band performed this song on stage was AMAZING!.

[@chicochi3]

But he didn't. At least not when I was on Patreon.

[@lindamaclellan4899]

@@chicochi3Oh..I get it...but he says that he watched one concert so I'm wondering if he reacted to another Queen concert and I missed it. I didn't sub until early 2023.

[@maryadamec124]

Hey MMB... thanks for yet another great reaction...Yes, this IS TRUE Queen in all their glory! Always outta the box, always showcasing their particular talents with perfection, and entertaining their fans to the hilt! Yes, UNIQUE is a true concept of them, as ALL their songs are... and from the DEBUT album, showcasing to the world who they were, and what they were about... Now, try "Seven Seas of Rhye". "In the Lap of the Gods" or "Ogre Battle" for a perspective of vocal range, then try "Let Me Live" for their vocal talent throughout the band... blessings.

[@chicochi3]

Roy Thomas Baker was a producer for Queen as you see here many years ago. Interesting thing about him today is he produces for an English band called The Darkness who has a drummer by the name of Rufus Tiger Taylor. Rufus Tiger Taylor is the son of Queen drummer Roger Taylor (named by Freddie Mercury).

[@CosmicMermaid]

When in the Queen rabbit hole expect the unexpected. Queen has no genre. They have no one "sound". When you expect them to do something they will do they exact opposite and you will be blown away again. Love this reaction!

[@SuperForcemajeure]

"Keep Yourself Alive" one of my favorites by Queen .

[@andreasmith6528]

Have you heard "Stone Cold Crazy"? It's speed metal before that was even a thing. Or try "'39" for something completely different from either. On the Official Video, Brian sings, but there are ones of Freddie singing the lead. Not sure if you're ready for "Prophet's Song" which is Brian's masterpiece in the same way "Bohemian Rhapsody" is Freddie's. It's a rock madrigal with a fugue section. I love it, but it's definitely a deep cut. Both songs are on the same album, "A Night at the Opera."

[@TerryKrysinski]

Queen started out as a much more hard rocking band for their first three albums. My favorite era of the band,easily. Dive in to anything from those albums--they rock! (Debut,II,and Sheer Heart Attack). Enjoy..T

[@thegman8968]

Yes, this is very early QUEEN; debut album! For another "outside the box" track, you might try "The March Of The Black Queen" 🏆🏆🏆

[@mustangdebbie56]

I think this is a good example of early Queen. I first heard Keep Yourself Alive, then this song and loved them both. Then I bought Queen II when it was released and played it constantly (it's my favorite Queen album). It is Queen's most progressive era.

[@valeriedonaghy701]

Liar, one of my favourites, everyone gets their chance to shine, thanks for your reaction x

[@bandmom3505]

Liar was on their debut album. Led Zeppelin was one of the bands they admired so could have been an influence. Their earlier music was pretty heavy. John's bass at the end was spectacular! Try "Cold Stone Crazy" live at the Rainbow. Enjoying your thoughtful commentary. Looking forward to more Queen reactions from you!

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

(I may have commented this earlier…) You really should see this LIVE, Hon! (Freddie’s vocals are AMAZING.) …At The Rainbow in 1974, the 8+ minute version for the full guitar solo.

[@loadedorygun]

I love how Roger likes to use the bell of the cymbal really loudly and on the most resonant part, to sort of mimic a cowbell. Same kind of effect but cleaner and brighter.

[@davebain1982]

Why would he wanna mimic a cowbell, when he clearly has one sat ontop of his bass drum

[@loadedorygun]

@@davebain1982 I said why he would

[@fjdoucet1465]

This is a classic Freddie track. Most of the songs that Freddie wrote through the early seventies had this sprawling, epic style and included a lot of fantastical elements such as fairies, planets, gods, and monarchs. Check out "March of the Black Queen" from Queen II. It switches styles and inspirations quite frequently and is generally agreed to be a direct ancestor of Bohemian Rhapsody. "In the Lap of the Gods Part One and Two" is also quite magical.

[@terrigabriel582]

It is different unsual , t's ALL Good ...lot of Bands out there, hoping You'd do a Freddie Mercury Song , think you'd like it " In My Defense" 🩷

[@bobwowk8440]

This is the first song I’d heard from Queen, my introduction to them. I was in high school when this came song came out. From the same album give a listen to Keep Yourself Alive.

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Queen got many a negative review in articles because of their versatility. This one has a ton of chord changes, great operatic vocals (Freddie hitting highs & lows in one sentence), tempo changes. Every member gets their time to shine, from Brian's solos, to Roger's drumming, to John's time in the spotlight there. So many deep cuts out there don't sound like what we expect from them based on their radio hits. Enjoy.

[@sweetsmegant]

Oh man. You have so much more Queen to go. I love your reactions and your ability to notice each members talent

[@sweetsmegant]

I agree with the previous “In my defence” recommendation for even just the video. Otherwise “I want it all” for the solos and transitions, “One vision” live at Wimbley because the OG inspiration came from MLK’s I have a dream speech. But that being said; Queen has a ton of surprises hiding in their albums like “Liar”. You’ve barely scratched the surface my dude ♥️

[@davebain1982]

😂😂 So much more Queen to go?? Who even said he wants to do more 😂🤣

[@sandrahilton3239]

i first heard Queen in 1973 and have been a fan since. This rock is way more absorbing than pop groups of the same era.

[@Catstales4you]

Unorthodox is a good word to describe a good bit of Queen. Definitely a fave

[@sandi8362]

I believe this song is about the relationship with his father and the church.

[@loadedorygun]

I think of this as father of bohemian rhapsody, pun intended-the most finished epic piece on the first album, and about failing your family. That was a big deal for him, in his early lyrics. Lots of stories of young men with home ties, out in the cruel world.

[@loadedorygun]

Edit: yes! I wrote the original comment before the end of your reaction. Similar af imo

[@bostonwhofan]

There is an amazing live performance by Queen at the Tribute To Freddie Mercury Concert at Wembley Stadium where Roger Daltrey (lead singer of The Who) and Tony Iommi (guitarist of Black Sabbath) join Queen and perform the Queen song "I Want It All". The crowd absolutely erupts in a frenzy of excitement as the combo of Queen, The Who, and Black Sabbath performing together was so unique and so awesome. I've never seen anyone react to that performance though. Would be cool if you are the first!

[@barrysiewert7386]

It’s so much fun to see the reactors realizing Queen really does do ALL genres. Check out Dragon Attack in Montreal & White Queen at Odeon Hammersmith, two more AWESOME performances that are totally different.

[@mikeosgood3846]

Enjoy the journey.

[@TheCornishCockney]

“The most unorthodox song in the Queen catalogue” Ha! You ain’t heard nuffing yet. Great King Rat up next from this astonishing debut album,THATS also,errrrr,different. Great debut album and the heaviness continued on Queen II.

[@wcsxwcsx]

A freely structured song, of the type you hear from their early days. It will catch you off guard.

[@GinMae]

Thanks, MMB - love this early Queen! (check out Fred's style - that one-hand glitter glove? somebody else did it at some point... lol) This entire band was fire... and of course, no autotune.. although this was not entirely "live" - at this time they were quite proud to announce "no synthesizers" - b/c they were often accused of that... Brian and Roger were the total rockers, but check out Deacon on that Bass! lol) P.S. what about "Millionaire's Waltz" -- check it when you have time & inclination...

[@gb44rochs]

I read somewhere this song about events that took place at boarding school when Freddie was younger.

[@adamdodgshon638]

Definitely worth checking out Its Late by them too. Not to mention She Makes Me, Lap Of The Gods and You Take My Breath Away.

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow 🥰 beautiful sweet Freddie ❤️ Freddie Mercury is simply unique 🤩 liked subscribed 😁

[@kellycrook543]

YESSSS!!! You have so much more Queen to see. All of ther music sounds different. No two songs sound the same.

[@jraben1065]

Hi MMB. This song feels very "Prog-Rock" from the early-mid 70's. Many bands were flexing their instrumental skills, and classical training, exploring the more open musical formats on FM radio. This complex music started with experimental psychadelic bands like Pink Floyd, and the complex instumentation was further pushed by bands like Rush. I think this song suggests Queen searching for their unique voice, but I'm not an expert, and Queen fans love this song.

[@chrisross1703]

The audio is from the studio album. But whoever matched the live video to it did an amazing job.

[@vernonallen3370]

Bear in mind that this is very early Queen, ( from their debut album )when they are still formulating their signature sound plus during this era the glam/art rock of David Bowie , Roxy music and T.Rex and the prog rock of Yes and Genesis etc were becoming prominent on top of the heavy rock of Zep, Purple, Sabbath in the U.K. and Queen were trying to straddle and blend all these genres. You can hear elements of Bohemian Rhapsody here and how they progressed toward that sound on the next few albums and the Queen sound that your are more familiar with.

[@marlainalindsey3279]

This song is precious I love it so much ❤

[@manuelaherms8792]

Now, this was the time of Glam- and Glitterrock. In their early years was Queen even more a Rock / Heavy Metall Rockband. Johns Bassline is amazing.

[@chicochi3]

On song composition (for lots of people, not just Queen) Roger Taylor years after this (1986) wrote a song called One Vision. He said that he thought is was about Martin Luther King, but by the time they released it he said he had no idea what it was about. When asked why he said, "Well, they changed the lyrics." When asked "Who changed the lyrics?" Roger answered, "That rotter Freddie." So there is the evidence of at least two hands in a song which could have been credited to Roger Taylor and was credited to Roger Taylor. And who is credited on the song as writer has a whole lot of influence on what amount of money which person makes off the song. By 1989, to cut back on arguments, the entire band was credited with writing all songs. So on "The Miracle" album (1989) and on the "Innuendo" album (1991) the entire band is credited with writing all songs.

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

One of the reactionary’s said he was away for a week ,his friends and him listened to rap. Lol he said was missing queen so bad he couldn’t wait to get back to do queen ,he sad he missed

[@Calmontheoutside]

My favorite Queen song is the Black Side of the album “Queen II.”

[@loadedorygun]

Brian’s solos are regal, elegant but also at times kind of stern or aggressive in their sound. Not face melters though try something like Brighton rock where he really gets down with echo.

[@loadedorygun]

Put it this way: when he plays it sounds like someone important is either in the room, or is being announced.

[@danielbritton8588]

You know they lived destitute with a crook for a manager. To where buying a pair of drum sticks was an issue.

[@chicochi3]

And then along came John Deacon who, according to Freddie, saved the band by putting a stop to the manager's robbing them. John Deacon has always been very quiet and withdrawn, but as they say, still waters run deep.

[@pattylisk6170]

Definitely Queen they changed with the times as needed. Making music for 20 years unlike Zepplin

[@pennymcneela7095]

MMBXMOB, there is another great early tune by Queen I think you ought to listen to it, I haven't seen it in the channels. Queen ~ You're My Best Friend from 1975..

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

Stone cold crazy. In same vein and I believe same stage.

[@sharonhalliday3180]

May I suggest you watch more from this televised performance? "Stone Cold Crazy " is a good start. It was covered later by Metallica, became one of their hits and the received a Grammy for it. In my opinion, the Grammy should have been Queens. Another would be "Seven Seas of Rhye", and frankly, you can pick any song or all the songs from this program and the following one, Christmas, televised, Live from the Odeon, Hammersmith.

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

I wasn’t sure why. We queenie suggest wearing headphones to get the most out of their music

[@bjw0515]

Early Queen was my favorite! 70's Queen was different than the Queen of the 80-91. Their first three albums were very prog-harder than the later version. Don't get me wrong, I love all of their stuff though. John's bass solo is everything!

[@kuntumlaleanqueezer]

Early Queen 🤘

[@nickwall2497]

Nowhere near the most unique song. This is how Queen were

[@sherryheim5504]

This is a very interesting song, the rock guitar, then the rather lamenting lyrics. I really love this song, the intro, the switch ups all are so fantastic. Queen was influenced by Led Zeppelin so you are probably right on the inspiration for this song. Queen had just about every thing in their bag. 4 Songwriters who had very different tastes in music plus they were not afraid to try anything. The bass on this song is so awesome and I love John's tasty bass solo. I think Freddie wrote this song before he joined Queen for his band at that time though I don't know if they ever performed it. That too might be part of the difference you are feeling. Thank you for your reaction.

[@JosealbertoViramonteszavala]

Good bass john

[@terrigabriel582]

I love Queen but more partial To their later music, not to fond of this one but the story behind it is intriguing and sad, may someone in the comments can more accurately relay story 👍

[@radouanezid425]

Try stone cold crazy and even Metallica did the queen cover

[@Metalphysicalpodcast]

A lot of their early music was unorthodox.

[@Calmontheoutside]

It’s actually kind of funny to us oldsters when newer fans say “Bohemian Rhapsody” is unorthodox . . . 😅

[@taylortyler1867]

I disagree. I think "Get Down Make Love" is their most unique song. Listen to it, then tell me what _genre_ it belongs in. It's kinda genre _defying_ .(IMO)

[@josephinemonahan915]

Unorthodox?...really?..maybe Queen is not just your thing?