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[@evanhouston7246]

Hey man, this song is very important in Queen history and I want to explain the significance of it. Freddie Mercury recorded the vocals in one take in 1991. He at that time had been battling aids for at least three years. He was unable to finish singing all of the lyrics in that session, and said he would come back later. He died before he could, making this the last song he recorded. The band's guitarist, Brian May, sang the final verse. The crowd at the end is of the band's historic performance at live aid in 1985, where Freddie commanded the crowd of 72,000 to sing along, mimic, and clap. That performance is widely considered to be the greatest performance in rock history. This song was completed by the remaining 3 members of Queen ( guitarist Brian May, drummer Roger Taylor, and bassist John Deacon) and included on the 1995 album "Made In Heaven". All the songs on that album were completed after Freddie's death using his remaining vocal takes.

[@wetherabble8031]

First time I've heard this song. I noticed it wasn't Freddie singing in the second half and though I was losing my mind thinking he started the song. Thanks for the quick heads up!

[@sodapop83]

and don't forget 'going back' which freddie recorded under the name larry lurex (lol) when queen was recording their 1st album

[@RetrofanFilms]

The crowd reaction was from Wembley Stadium, but it was when Queen performed during their final tour in 1986; that and all of Freddie’s vocalizing were from their Live At Wembley ‘86 Show.

[@KeithR-wk1uf]

In a documentary, it was said Mercury was in such pain he downed a bottle of Vodka. Nailed the lyrics in a single take. A Queen that finished a King.

[@robbin-lenzcaudill8267]

That's exactly right! Freddie died 6 months after recording this song, Brain May finished the last verse Freddie was to sick to come back, this song brake's my heart!

[@hisbean]

Queen is definitely another legendary band. Freddie Mercury has been rated as one of the top rock vocalists. There will never be another like him. As for picking the "best band", I say just enjoy them all, for what they are. Yes, some will always be more legendary than others, but there are so many incredible bands/groups, I don't think you should have to pick just one. It's never made sense to me, how people fight over which band is better. I think they should just stop arguing, and enjoy the amazing music.

[@themightyfp]

Couldn’t of said it better myself peace ✌️

[@Nightbreed82]

WOW! I never thought anyone would react to this song! It's the last song Freddie Mercury ever recorded, and it was released posthumously in 1995 (he died in late 1991 from Aids). Freddie died before he could record the last verse, so Brian May (guitarist) had to carry the torch and finish the vocals for him.

[@peggypenguin7290]

I've seen one other person react to this but I can't remember who. He was moved to tears. He listened to the entire song before commenting. I hope that you have a wonderful and blessed day. 🙂🙂🙂🙂 🐧🐧

[@peggypenguin7290]

Oh...it was Modern Renaissance Man that reacted to this song. 🐧🐧

[@Xarg0s_with_a_Zero]

It's not surprising this song has a haunting feel considering it was Mercury's last recording and he knew he was dying.

[@kitoyobeni1]

Hearing Brian's voice singing the final verse, knowing that Freddie didn't live long enough to finish the song, is powerful and heart breaking. For sure, this song isn't one of their most popular or well known, but the context is just so powerful (including the collage at the end to honor Freddie's passing).

[@Iceman-xx1kh]

At least you realised that because he didn't have a clue about this song.

[@mattroxursoul]

Queen is the best! I don't need to knock other bands. Check out their Live Aid set. A lot of people claim its the best live performance ever

[@stephanreijnart1638]

This is the last song Freddy recorded. He did not make it to finshed the song. That's why Brain May sings the last verse. The last part of the song is a little tribute to Freddy Mercury.

[@satchfan2010]

Freddie.

[@matthewdrake4385]

To me,mother love, was about a man who knows he's dying but trying to be strong. The last song that Freddie recorded vocals for in his life.

[@vvavey]

I LOVE Queen, and even I had not heard this song before! Very cool. Freddie Mercury is unique to me because he exuded passion, positivity, and self-confidence... a lot of his songs feel like freedom anthems, while some are more sentimental or bittersweet. Either way, they are always epic! Thanks for the reaction :-)

[@scottwestergren8344]

The end of this song is basically a rapid rewind of Freddie Mercury's life from present to his birth. The"Eh-dop" you hear is from Freddie's usual interaction with the audience. The final song clip is from a very early solo effort by Freddie using the pseudonym of Larry Lurex. The track is entitled "Going Back." This song in total is a farewell from Freddie. He died two months after recording this final song.

[@matheya]

Ah, Freddie Mercury... what a voice ... !! :)

[@peggypenguin7290]

This song breaks my heart and always makes me cry.

[@andystevens2800]

Queen is definitely one of the greatest Bands ever! They had great Songwriting Skills, so many great Songs ..

[@darrellwaller6205]

You will get the "eeeeeh, dop" thing if you watch the Queen Live at Live Aid performance (1985). That was his rally cry to get the crowd involed. Just watch the video and you will understand the power of Freddy Mercury on stage live. Just incredible how he has the crowd eating out of his hand!! It's considered the best live performance EVER, and consider that that festival was put together last minute and the bands didn't have much time to prepare or have their own stage shows with them, makes it all the more impressive what they did in the 24 minutes they had that afternoon to do their thang.

[@peggypenguin7290]

He did that at nearly every one of their concerts you just never knew when it would come. He loved keeping the audience involved. Check out "Under Pressure" live at Wembley stadium. 🐧🐧

[@YOPDTV]

This was the last song Freddie Mercury recorded. All those sound effects are apparently a few seconds of every Queen song recorded, put together and rapidly fed through a tape machine. Its almost to symbolize him looking back on his life and he prepares to die and enter the afterlife. It's a real tearjerker.

[@tplouffe9226]

Tom Liodice And the end of the song is the first song Freddie ever recorded, Goin' Back, it's under the name Larry Lurex, but its Freddie's first ever vocal recording. It's really amazing how they ended his final song he ever sang with the first song he ever sang.

[@joliecollier7937]

I can never listen to this without crying. Such heart and passion goes into this through Freddie's voice. It's such a shame that this was one of the last songs he recorded with the rest of Queen 👑🔥 and the very ending of this with all the different crowds and noises is a tribute to Freddie with his signature "Eeeeyyyooo" that was between him and the crowd. This was put at the end because Freddie died before they finished this.

[@joyceharkin3641]

It is insane that his voice sounds so undiminished even when he was so ill. "A singer of songs" indeed!! RIP Freddie 💔

[@robbin-lenzcaudill8267]

You can hear how different Freddie's voice was! The man was absolutely one of a kind! They are with out a doubt the best band ever! All my love Freddie!

[@AngelRDiaz-ie6ww]

Queen is one of the greatest band ever and definitely one of the greatest frontman or singers ever ever ever period (: Freddie Mercury (:. And murky means dark moody (:. React too another one bites the dust (: from Queen (:

[@212x3]

In my opinion, Freddie Mercury is my favorite "front man" of all time. He had it all. Vocals, rang, showmanship, charisma and song writing ability.

[@lindamaxwell302]

I just found your channel. You didn't know the story but you did capture the essence of Freddie last recording.

[@handsomestik]

Queen movie trailer just dropped

[@DWtechfan]

As others have pointed out, Freddie Mercury was dying when he recorded this in May 1991. He was frail and in the final stages of his fight against HIV and that’s why there’s an ambience feeling to the song. Freddie and the other members of Queen knew he didn’t have long left so he recorded everything but the final verse and was going to return to finish it. He died before he could do that so guitarist Brian May completed the final verse for his fallen friend. You can hear the raw emotion in Brian’s voice and it’s haunting and beautiful at the same time. That radio part at the end seems almost eerie and like Freddie singing from beyond the grave and was taken from Freddie’s vocals at Live Aid. It’s like Queen was eulogizing Freddie with a final song. Great reaction video!

[@marielazeno]

ugh, the lyric “I long for peace before I die” makes me get in the feels knowing that he wrote that when he was dying.

[@TheBlackQueen]

Bohemian Rhapsody is a Queen Must Listen track! But before you listen, you'll need to know the story behind it. It's a narrative of a young man who regretably commited murder and confesses to his mother. He tells of his coming consequences to be executed for his crimes. After death, he is met with God and Satan who trial him and battle over his soul. He is then sent to hell, but tries to fight it off until he ultimately accepts his fate. People will tell you this is him "coming out" because he was Bisexual, but this theory lacks a lot of material evidence.

[@mattkenary]

eh dop is gibberish Freddie used to amp up the crowd - the crowd would mimic his vocalizations of eh dop in a kind of call and response sort of way

[@mrscecilia9054]

Love this song!!! 😭💙

[@65Bardy]

Don`t forget, its one of those songs released on the album MADE IN HEAVEN which was completed and released 2 years afther freddys death.so it is one of the last songs he performed, knowing he was about to pass away.The whole album is ..in germany we say GEIL... the crowd at the end is from the queen apearence at LIVe AID...known as the best Rock Performance ever ^^....so the people say.

[@slanj2]

You got this brother...That's dope ✌💖😎🙏

[@SailorJohnPresents]

This is my first time hearing this song. I was never a big Queen fan growing up but just about everything these guys did is amazing. I did get a major Ronnie James Dio feel out of this song and it's era. Good stuff.

[@jakedeane5304]

This was the last song he recorded in 1991

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Cool. Glad I saw this as soon as I did. My day is sucky today, but I will live. Hope you are well to kind sir.

[@themightyfp]

Hoosier Daddy well hope it gets better. I’ve come to the conclusion that most sucky days are good too because I could be dead but I’m not 😂 if that makes sense.

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Rap Rat Trapped Yep. everyday above ground is a good day. But, I have several illnesses. So it's very frustrating. Have to take loads of meds, etc, but everything in life is risk versus reward.

[@themightyfp]

Hoosier Daddy awe man sorry to hear that. But you give a off a great energy glad you exist people like you are so needed. Be well.

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Rap Rat Trapped Thanks my friend. truly appreciated..

[@freddiemercury7783]

Mother love was recorded in 91, and it was the last song that I recorded before my death. It was released on the 1995 album "Made in Heaven". Speaking of Queen, react to "These are the days of our lives"? The last time I ever appeared on a Queen video, it's very sad song.

[@TheOligoclonalBand]

The "eh-dop" was Freddie Merciury commanding the crowd which repeated what he sang to them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXXYoHWKf8mgmtU So much confidence and such a great chemistry with the audience. There are only a few things I regret I can't see live anymore, and Queen with Freddie is definitely one of them.

[@hollychadwick9117]

this song was the last recorded, song for Freddie Mercury... the ending was finished by Brian May, because Mercury couldn't finish it and told Brian he would return after he rested, but passed away before it was done.. the ending is from a live concert at Wembley Stadium, interacting with the crowd to repeat him, all their songs sped up, and the baby crying. He passed away Nov. 24, 1991, after a 4 year Battle with AIDS.. He was a huge inspiration to is all and will live in the hearts of us forever!!

[@celticpoet21]

good reaction. I highly recommend you watch/listen to show must go on, who wants to live forever, these are the days of our lives and of of course "no one but you, only the good die young." a tribute song Brian, Roger and John wrote some years after Freddie's death to show that he was really like a brother to them, not just their frontman.

[@gino88]

You need to listen to Queen - Dragon Attack. Deeo cut, great bass, great groove.

[@TheTonybudd]

~'dragon attack' is the bassline 'another one bites the dust' wishes it was . . .

[@vvavey]

Dragon Attack is funky and has an awesome bass... it's kinda giving me Thin Lizzy vibes XD

[@therestorationofdrwho1865]

this song is so beautiful i cry listening to it.

[@tashazalinski5250]

I’ve just discovered your channel. Love it! You should check out Queen’s “I Want To Break Free” video for wtf wednesdays - it’s insane.

[@giegiebee1959]

Last song Freddie sang, he was dying, but he found the strenght to do it. Brian May had to finish it. Freddie was brave, he worked till the end and according to his band mates never complained. He is such an inspiration for all his fans. The end was a tribute to Freddie's great showmanship and the baby's cry is like Freddie going back to heaven or whenever we come from.

[@clarisseel-hassan7851]

Hi Guy! I'm huge Queen fan, and of you want to hear what is ( to my mind) the best song of queen, please listen to "innuendo" * this song is literally genius!!!!!

[@silvachifla]

This guy sounds just like me when I get high on weed and listen some Queen. Liked and shared!

[@michaelburkey1968]

This was his last recording. He wasn't able to finish it. The last verse was sung my Brian May, the guitarist. What you hear at the end is at typical thing Freddie did live in concert to involve the crowd, then it fast rewinds all the way back to his very first recording "Goin' Back" then continues to rewind to a baby depicting his birth. It's an homage to his life and career.

[@andystevens2800]

If you want one more Queen Song please choose Queen - The Show Must Go on kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3yvfoyQocd8mJo or Queen - Innuendo (from the same time) kzbin.info/www/bejne/enW1mGBpmpV2h5I Freddie sang this 2 months before his death to AIDS. Barely being able to stand because of his illness, Brian May told Freddie he would sing the vocals for him. Freddie refused, mustered all of his strength, and sang his first take perfectly. This is what you're hearing now. He died 2 months prior to this. On with the show.

[@ashclayton3273]

After watching a few of your metal reactions, I really think you would enjoy hearing the band "Biohazard". Theyre a thrash metal type band with street influences, imagine the beastie boys on steroids - they even have a song with cypress hill called "how it is". Their album "state of the world address" is brilliant and if I had to suggest a song to react to it would definitely be the first track from that album of the same name. Keep up the good content, peace.

[@Highlander1518]

The 'crowd' recording at the end of the song is from Queen's legendary Wembley '86 concert in London. The strange 'mix' at the end is every Queen song recorded, spliced into one continuous portion. We need to keep Queen's legacy alive as they were one of, if not the greatest rock band ever. Freddie Mercury was and still is irreplaceable. No one comes close to his showmanship and vocal range.

[@MR-so1pf]

This song was Freddie Mercury's last recorded song. Doing recordings gave Freddie something to do, a purpose to getup everyday. He was into full-blown AIDS at this time. It was May 13-16, 1991. At some point during the day at the recording studio, Freddie got very tired and didn't feel too well. Said he was going to the doctor and would come back and finish the last verse of the song. Unfortunately, he never made it back to the studio. Brian May completed the last verse. The Eeee Dop was Freddie's improvisation with the audience. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXXYoHWKf8mgmtU The fast songs are a compilation of all of the recorded Queen songs sped-up. The song at the end was Freddie singing as Larry Lurx, Goin' Home. Six months later, Freddie Mercury died on 11.24.91. RIP Freddie Mercury, you'll never be forgotten. A true legend with the greatest and most amazing voice. There can be only one. Murky definition: dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist. "the sky was murky and a thin drizzle was falling" dark, gloomy, gray, leaden, dull, dim, overcast, cloudy, clouded, sunless, dismal, dreary, bleak

[@topogigiozinho]

Freddie Mercury will be listened in 50 years still ...Queen music was and still revolutionary..

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Easily in the top 10 of the greatest bands of all time, with possibly the greatest front man in Freddie Mercury

[@wetherabble8031]

YES! Love Queen! The crowd and "vocal exercises" (eeeee dop) sound like they are from the Live Aid '85 show. Check it out! The whole performance is about 25min long (might be a bit much for a reaction video), but here's a single song from the performance which includes crowd work after the song. Queen - Radio Gaga kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqDQm5RnntujrpI

[@wetherabble8031]

Oh yeah! To help you categorize that before you watch it. Friday Nights Live.

[@xenophon343]

Check out the movie trailer for the movie coming out soon about Freddie Mercury and Queen. Looks great!

[@themightyfp]

Xenophon I just saw trailer today yes looks pretty dam good.

[@cynthiacook583]

This is the Best of the Best...

[@turtleheadjones1]

Your videos are dope as fuck. You crack me up sometimes. Please do "STill Dying to Live" from Suicidal Tendencies. The shits like gangsta rock/thrash/metal. Dope as fuck. This one got a heavy groove that I know you'll like. But bruh ..... It's a loooooooong ass song. If you wanna do a React to an ST jam of a normal length, you could do "Nobody Hears". Thats a good one too. Props, man. Keep up the good work. Peace ....

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow 🥰 beautiful Freddie ❤️ we still love you Freddie ❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️

[@reneedaguerre9995]

i m crying

[@dons106]

RRT You gotta check out Queen "One Vision" live at Wembley Stadium. Over 90,000 fans going nuts cause' I know you like a crazy crowd. The song kicks ass as well...I haven't steered you wrong yet!

[@swerves1627]

Hey I’d check out Deep Purple Highway Star. It came out 1972ish. I don’t know why whenever I hear it I always get a later vibe from it. To me, just my opinion, it’s got like a 80s metal tone with like an early 90s raspy grunge vocal. Really good.

[@appiewhite9045]

These are the days of our lives video. It was the last video Freddie made before his death. Bryan May had said in an interview that Freddie kinda says his goodbye in that one. Though it was written by drummer Roger Tayler.

[@WickedFlyGirl]

This was Freddie’s last song. He never finished it, that’s why Brian May sung the last verse. The story was that Freddie was obviously ill and dying 🤧 but on this day he wasn’t feeling right and was recording this song until he said, he’d had enough for the day and that he was going to go home and finish it the next day. Unfortunately Freddie passed away the next morning and the Legend never finished this amazing song. 😪

[@mikeimpressionsreviews9831]

Last Song and Vocals before Freddie died he gave everything in this last song

[@rexdink]

I'm a liker of your channel.

[@themightyfp]

rexdink lol I’m a liker of your liker thanks

[@frazergreen6786]

Hey man, good video, this song was Freddie's last, he died during it's recording in 1991, that's why Brian May finished it off, could you please react to ''I'm going slightly mad'' by Queen,

[@AndresGrimace]

This song for Queen fans is really sad. Last song recorded by Freddie before he died. It's just so powerful and sad.

[@terriertz6837]

Murky has three meanings--1. dark, gloomy, cheerless 2. obscure, thick with mist, haze (as in air or water) 3. vague, unclear, confused.

[@singlepringle7485]

might you think merky because of Freddie's last name Mercury? Well, Freddie was born Farrokh Bulsara in Tanzania, Afrika. He had to choose a stage name. In the beginning of the band he wrote a song with the line "oh mother mercury what have you done to me?" It happens to be he was Virgo Star sign, and the planet ruling Virgo is Mercury. Therefor he found it a suitable name for him, since his mother was "mother Mercury".

[@lorrainehoward2722]

Last song Freddie ever sang. He was dying with aids. He couldn’t finish it. He told Brian he would be back to finish it, but he never did Brian finished the last verse. It’s a song about his facing his death and wishing he could go back and be born again I think.

[@WyGuy]

This is the last song Freddie worked on before he died. He was dying from AIDS. He said he needed a rest before doing the last verse, but he never came back.

[@ivayloiliev620]

Deftones - Headup

[@PalomaPM]

The last part is singed by the guitarist, Brian May, because Freddie passed away before recording that. This song was the last song that he sang.

[@darrenking9303]

Don't know if anyone told you that murky means unclear, low light, gloomy. Maybe defining this as murky is appropriate, considering the state of health his certainty of dying in the near future. As the song says when all hope is gone. Keep enjoying the music and finding what Queen as a group had hope for for the rest of us. Cheers

[@Noblemiss]

Last song before his death, technically it wasn't finished we he died, thus the reason it ends the way that it does. Just, I believe, a week after he laid these vocals down, he died. To answer your question He used to sing notes to the crowds and have them sing it back to him, that's what you were hearing at the end. Since it was his last song, and incomplete, they used one of best moments to fill that space....not sure why they used the baby crying at the end though. RIP Freddy Mercury.

[@claude122]

im pretty sure if lyrics wasnt that sad this song would be played on radio and would be one of their best (to me its one of their best) very nice song

[@mohamedhachem1464]

TBH YES !!! PINK FLOYD AND QUEEN ARE THE TOP BANDS IN THE WORLD IN MY OPINION QUEEN IS UNDERRATED TBH FREDDIE IS UNDERRATED

[@62rockin]

One of the most profound and important Queen songs ever to Queen fans with "The Show Must Go On." Watch QueenLive Aid or Queen Wembley '86 you will hear Freddie Mercury singing with the crowd "Eh dop" I am glad you are getting into Queen. By the time you listen to most of there songs you will find out why they are The Greatest Band Of All Time.

[@patriciadowning4036]

This is the greatest band.

[@therealbassun89]

I'm doing good. How are you, sir?

[@themightyfp]

Pato Bassun pretty good thanks for asking. ✌️

[@burningbeard9478]

Rush IS the best band to ever walk the earth....truth

[@patgallagher5974]

Try listening to innuendo , plenty of flips , brilliant guitar works , and brilliant message , well worth a listen good luck ,what you heard was a call and response where freddy got the audience involved he would call out and they would sing back to him amazing to watch , try live aid 1985 ,we are the champions ,we will rock you ,thanks good luck xx

[@oliverwilliams6087]

The last verse was sang by Brian May because Freddie died before he could Finnish singing

[@patriciadowning4036]

Under all male bravado, there is a desperate need for men to experience tenderness, to turn over the constant role of protector and the "strong" one. Men need gentleness and peace.

[@cristanboy]

SONG SUGGESTION - "Slow Dancing In A Burning Room (Live in L.A.)" also i would suggest you listen to "neon live" by the same person (John Mayer) but i didn't give that one because John is most famous for his incredible electric guitar playing and in neon he plays acoustic. I really like your videos, i'm binge watching them rn. P.S, the song neon is considered one of the hardest songs to play on acoustic guitar

[@bettybaby63]

Murky...I like it. Ambiguity is also a great word for their lyrics.

[@nc3836]

90s This Is Queen and Freddie was the kind

[@23fields]

good work man ..ive got to get up to 1000 subs by june or im done making videos myself.. keep up the good work man i watch every video you upload thanks for your time

[@themightyfp]

Frankie's CNC & Woodworking channel subbed good luck 👍🏼 peace ✌️

[@23fields]

no way man . thanks. i just watch this stuff to get away from the garbage they sell as music now... rap even let me down there are people getting millions of views in a day or 2 sounding like they just left the dentist after getting 10 teeth pulled still numb then hit the studio. and people doing reaction videos feeding the stuff I cant figure it out man. i guess its the people eating laundry soap watching there videos

[@karenlazenby6440]

Check out the video 'Queen and David Bowie'- 'UNDER PRESSURE'. The video looks live, but its their 2 speakers performances of the Queen song spliced together, I believe Freddie had passed when they put it together. AMAZING! EVERY Queen song is unique and awesome! There will only ever be 1 Freddie Mercury (AND Ronnie James Dio!!)

[@viniciusnascimento1993]

Queen is definitely a forever band, but the best bands ever are Beatles and Pink Floyd, and this is not me saying, is the world. Still waiting for the Santana Soul Sacrifice in woodstock, when you finally decide to do te reaction you will understand the hype. Great video, great channel, i really enjoy, thanks for your reactions.

[@MarcelosToyRoom]

Bro you seen that bohemian rhapsody????

[@themightyfp]

Marcelo's Toy Room I’ve seen Wayne’s world a million times 😂 I’m good on that one but thanks for the suggestion peace ✌️

[@MarcelosToyRoom]

Rap Rat Trapped lol true true I forgot it was big on Waynes world :D they fin to do a movie about queen called bohemian rhapsody :D

[@cristobalnieves]

Rap Rat Trapped the trailer the movie. It number one on youtube

[@Saddlemomma]

Rap Rat Trapped You've missed a huge part of the song if you just listened to it from Wayne's World.

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

The singer was an interesting guy. He had extra teeth I read, and palette. This helped him sing. He was big into opera. Music is subjective man. So, it's all according to taste. Of course, this is up there with some of the best. The 70s and 80s are the time I lived in. Great era. Murky means cloudy. Like cloudy water. Murky window like you can't see thru it well. Guitar is dope. I've been playing for over 35 years my friend. It keeps me sane. It's like an addiction..haha.

[@themightyfp]

Hoosier Daddy do you any where where I can see you play? KZbin maybe? And as always thanks for the info and the talk be well peace ✌️

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Rap Rat Trapped I think I stilll have a song I played lead guitar to my friend. I will find it and post the URL. :)

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Rap Rat Trapped Here ya go. by the way. You are welcome for the info my friend. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIummKWMhd-MkM0

[@graziellaka46]

Freddie Mercury "was an interesting guy"???'Are you a martian???

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

graziella caselli What the hell does that mean..

[@aidans3259]

I’m not sure if someone already commented this but the last verse is sang my the guitarist Bryan may instead of the vocalist Freddie Mercury because he was not feeling well and couldn’t finish recording and said he would the next day but he died of aids and couldn’t finish the song

[@satchfan2010]

Brian May.

[@StevOPelO]

Friday night lights! MetallicA S&M live with San Francisco Orchestra. Call of Ktulu! Blow your mind! NJ LOVE

[@themightyfp]

Stephen Pelo New Jersey 😂 what part?

[@StevOPelO]

Grew up in Camden. I live in Gloucester City now!

[@giegiebee1959]

You have to listen to The march of the Black Queen of Freddie and Innuendo, they are 2 gems.

[@silverblack5475]

White man ....by queen

[@delmejones5750]

Hi fella Slayer Read between the lies......dope beat.....not fast......thrash on a rap.....check it !!

[@madisonmiller1665]

This is the one if the saddest song by them this is the very last vocals Freddie’s life he did get to finish the song so that’s why the last verse is sung by a different person

[@headrushindi]

that song was written in the early 90's but not released till around 98 or 99 after Freddies Death

[@flossyangel1]

Freddie didn't get to finish the vocals on this song Freddie died 3 wks later.this song was recorded in 1991 It's definitely as a haunting feel because he knew he was dying, but beautiful song nevertheless. Queen is the greatest band ever. What other band can say every member in their band has written hits. Queen has written timeless hits that will still be played for generations to come. You need to do more Queen reactions

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

Start your journey with us. You will know every personal fact and story you want to know from your Queen family. If you want subscribers,just play Queen. Here some suggestions . Watch live aid . This was a event with several bands to raise money to feed the people of Africa. Watch Queen live aid to see the Queen take their part to raise money. They end up claiming they stole the show! Freddie as born in then zanabar, in Africa. These guys were educated. Freddie went to academy for graphic design, Roger Taylor is the drummer. Roger went to dental school, then ended up with biology. John Decon, the base player has a degree in electric engineering. The lead guitar Dr Brian May is an Astrophysicist. He has worked with Nasa. I just heard John deacon amp design is still used today. I need to look it up for facts Brian and his father built his guitar when he was a teen. Wood from a tabletop, part of old mantle, a bar from an old back pack, and things from his mother’s sewing box. It called the red special and there’s a documentary on the making of it . Requests. Now I’m here I white Queen. Stone cold floor. Love of my life at Wembley. I want it all innuendo. Thanks for putting up with the novel lol😀🎧🎙

[@themightyfp]

Lot of info thanks I’ve done Queen not sure which ones but I did a live queen when I went to see the movie of their life.

[@manlycarl]

He sang this 2 weeks before he died (1991) He was very ill.

[@pugsleytattoos3631]

THIS.. is definitely where your musical heart lies man! Your ears are made for sonically softer..but more powerful music.. where every bit is placed with care and emotion! Studio ears are always getting drowned in a live performance because every bit of playing is offset.. and the audio tech's never can recreate the studio version....

[@somepothead4849]

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