Queen Elton John & Tony Iommi - The Show Must Go On 1992 Live | First Time Reaction

[@liys540]

Queen , Elton john , tony iommi ( the guitar player of black sabbath and the founder of heavy metal )

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Oooh! I see, thank you 😊

[@Lrs12359]

Tony was an original member of black sabbath

[@Geoffreydarcy-pv4mq]

He was the only member, who never left.

[@stephanelosier6492]

Thank you for reacting to this! I remember many networks broadcasted this concert, including the news channels, as well as Much Music(Canada's version of MTV) and Musique Plus(French version of MuchMusic). This was one of many emotionally charged performances throughout the concert

[@7008205]

Hi Inna, Tony Iommi along with Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward were the former line up of Black Sabbath and forefathers of heavy metal! Blessings to you from Guadalajara Mexico!

[@RobinC63]

Inna, this song holds a special place for me. Besides it being an amazingly powerful song it literally saved my life. I was in the darkest and lowest of places and after an incident where I nearly lost my life it helped me with my recovery and to start climbing out of that whole. Thank you for reacting to this song. You are a wonderful and beautiful young lady! ❤😊

[@leenoone5659]

Check Elton john and Axl rose and queen Bohemian Rhapsody

[@vernhoke7730]

No matter how you do it, this entire concert is amazing. So many of the bands paying tribute to Freddie were inspired by Queen, and their tributes are truly heartfelt. Having seen them over 4 decades ago now was really something amazing.

[@ExitiumNL]

Inna! 😂😂 Yes, this is the Freddie tribute concert, and there were about 72k people attending, basically a sold out Wembley at the time 🙂

[@oneoddsockk]

Tony Iommi - creator of heavy metal.

[@GooniesNeverSayDie1980]

Elton, George, David and Annie have all stated it took everything within them to not breakdown completely on stage during their performances at The AIDS Aware Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert and not just because they lost an amazing friend.

[@dave-rn7zd]

Tony Iommi -The master of riffs look up "Tony Iommi with Glenn Hughes - I'm Gone"

[@nikqueenfan]

Hi Inna! Thanks for the reaction for the piece from this particular concert! Would really love to see some more from there - it was really a great occasion with a lot of superstars performing - George Michael, David Bowie, James Hetfield (Metallica), Seal, Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin), Annie Lennox, Axl Rose (Guns’n’Roses) and more

[@LynndelVanWechel]

Ditto Elton John, Axel Rose and Queen "Bohemian Rhapsody". Rock on

[@davidmacfarlane1763]

Yeah Freddie never did this live sadly....

[@c.w.miller3024]

Check out The Eagles "Hotel California" live 1977.

[@Podolsky596]

Excellent tribute I recommend bohemian rhapsody with Elton John and Axel Rose 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. Good vibes 💚💛❤️

[@marcelopessoa4911]

Well, first congrats for your reaction and for being smart enough to realise what it is: a tribute to Freddie! And, yes, I agree nobody will ever be able to replace him because he'll never be forgotten. I remember this song was such a massive hit when it was released; it was recorded by Freddie, but there was something about its official music video (one more of those well done Queen's videos, you should react to it!) that made everyone be worried about Freddie's health by that time: you can't SEE him singing the song! You hear the band playing their instruments and his voice singing it, but you can't see him opening his mouth to do it! Instead, what you see all along the video is a bunch of images of Queen's career, scenes of concerts and official music videos produced to other songs. The message was clear, but nobody wanted to take it: that was a way Queen found to say goodbye to Freddie! So, rumors about Freddie being very ill increased; and, some time later, unfortunately, his death was announced. But I didn't know that Tony Iommi (one of the greatest guitarists in Rock History, founder of Black Sabbath - their album "Black Sabbath" , released at the beginning of 70's, is considered by many people as the first heavy metal album - I suggest that you react to Black Sabbath's songs, you won't regret it) and Queen were close friends! Seeing Tony Iommi playing together with Brian May, with Elton John on vocals, is seeing History taking place.

[@metelgodful]

Queen has a new singer and he sounds almost like Freddie Mercury I don't know why he's not there

[@metelgodful]

Black Sabbath was not inspired by Queen because Black Sabbath was out way before Queen was but it is good to see Tony iommi doing that

[@antoniocarlin5026]

This song was NEVER playin live ❤

[@richmayes8451]

If you want to hear some more great songs sung by various artists at this tribute concert, then I would suggest Stone Cold Crazy with James Hetfield from Metallica, Hammer to Fall with Gary Charone from Extreme, or probably the best performance of the night, Somebody to Love with Geroge Michael. Also, check out some songs by Queen and Paul Rodgers, who toured with Brian and Roger long before Adam Lambert joined them. They even did a couple of songs from Paul's previous bands, like All Right Now and Wishing Well, which are worth checking out. They also do an interesting version of Hammer to Fall, with Brian starting the song and Paul finishing it off. By all accounts, Freddie said that he thought Paul Rodgers should take over from him if he were to pass away.

[@Ezekielepharcelis]

The whole Concert including the part with Extreme should be on YT. Reaction in multiple parts should be possible. Maybe three Parts ? At the time the Concert was only available on Premiere TV which is Sky now.

[@davidhenderson1073]

Elton is a great legend, please listen to him with Charles Aznavour "Yesterday when I was young" The lyrics hit a chord as you get older. Good luck anyway.

[@BhoominVyas]

You should must react to Freddie Mercury's tribute bohemian Rhapsody with elton jojhnh Brian May and axl rose

[@tomheglund6994]

You should listen to John fogerty Deja Vu

[@antonlampe9087]

😪❤😢

[@Troy_925]

There's a band you should check out called The Struts. Some good songs are "Too Good at Raising Hell" and "Body Talks". You should check them out some time

[@gregorykenfield3134]

Iommi is pronounced "Eye-O-Me."