Queen Recording "Hot Space" album Rare!!!

Subscribe for more Queen Stuff!!!Rare footage of Queen recording the Hot Space album.This is from the BBC documentary These Are The Days Of Our Lives...ALL CREDITS GO TO BBC!!! I DONT OWN ANYTHING!!

[@brionybelyea6282]

It's cute how excited Roger gets that he remembered the bass riff when everyone else forgot. I have to wonder if he's NOT the guy that usually remembers things lol

[@katestrello1971]

Briony Belyea I’m the same way lol

[@rosearslongavitabrevis741]

B

[@hafizjumat]

John Deacon is the mastermind of under pressure...

[@geldersetrucker8372]

Also of Body Laungage.

[@dec3322]

GelderseTrucker we don't talk about that song

[@Rocket-qg5jw]

Also of Another One Bites the Dust, Friends will be friends, Spread your wings...

[@suyash4583]

@@Rocket-qg5jw what about I Want To Break Free

[@geldersetrucker8372]

@Edward Stow He is the masterpiece of the bass.

[@danmerwood5999]

"not my idea"-Roger Taylor on the album.

[@MrUsermister]

well, he can't say that,,, remember "fun it" ?

[@burkezillar]

@@MrUsermister But he made up for that with "No More of that Jazz"

[@MrUsermister]

yes he did, but Fun It was actually Queen very first disco track @@burkezillar

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

I’m with Rog on this one.

[@ddpl2634]

@@MrUsermister spot on, I always think fun it by Roger is more Hot Space than Hot Space. Good song though but can't then figure what it was about Hot Space he doesn't like- though it isn't great IMHO

[@wiscovirgo]

"I won't mention any names like Paul Prenter " SAVAGE😂

[@alfleovil9539]

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

[@efilnikufesin2069]

Beautifully said!!! Lol

[@imaverypowell]

What a boss

[@Floppyearsmomma]

Aka Beelzebub!

[@hannahjohnson7626]

Oof

[@liammcevoy3212]

'I won't mention any names like Paul Prenter for instance.' Mack is a freaking legend!

[@Stucks_]

I don't think Queen ever had a totally bad album, Hot Space is incredibly underrated

[@judithhand4987]

You, sir, are now the new manager! (Teasing, enjoying the comments)

[@George_Harris_SR25]

flash gordon

[@martina-dd6vb]

Facts, I love Hot Space! I think ppl are mostly pressed that it's not a typical rock record

[@nelloqueendrumcover4173]

i can't hate this album , queen are my life

[@pauloleonel9550]

I dont hate the album, I hate the autodestructive people around Freddie at those times.

[@sammyborhap]

Queen are my life too

[@TimSchmidt_art]

Hopefully you've got a new life since you posted that.

[@saraa136]

I don’t hate the album. It has some good songs but it doesn’t sound like Queen. They’ve done much better

[@cynicalwho4039]

I just can't stop laughing about the idea of John deacon on cocaine

[@rokaanalzeer]

Cynical Who I kinda wanna see coked out deacon. I imagine it would be like coked out Michael cera in this is the end

[@kimmoreels7950]

lmao

[@therollingbeachfloyd645]

John Deacocaine?

[@takeonemusic5537]

probably wasn't...

[@stewyhosseini]

that would be one of the best things ever lmaooo

[@juliab.75]

He forgot it after getting pizza! I relate.

[@Sammeep02]

remember + pizza = forget: deacon theorem :)

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

I love the way that journalists reviewing the Queen catalog always give 'Hot Space' a hammering saying it was the worst Queen LP. This is total bullshit for 'Hot Space' is a very entertaining LP with Freddie's voice at it's peak. Put 'Hot Space' up against most new debut albums by new bands and it will blow them away. Queen were about entertainment and 'Hot Space' is a great LP. I can't even find a bad track on it. Cool Cat? What? With Deacon's superb sounding bass and Freddie's Diana Ross impersonation it's a joy all to itself. Just try listen to it without trying to sing along in falsetto! :) Okay, when people say 'limp white funk', listen, Queen were not trying to be Earth Wind & Fire. They continued the sparse sound that was present on the 'The Game' and fleshed it out with some synth-bass and catchy hooks. If they had continued with their heavier classic rock sound it would probably have been the death of the LP. Queen were always in a state of flux, most 70s LPs of theirs have little gems of songs that cannot be classified too easily, a bit like The Beatles I guess. The 80s was the synth decade and Queen were subtle with it's use on 'Hot Space'. You can still hear the Taylor/Deacon powerhouse rhythm machine under the great tracks on 'Hot Space'. It's a five star blazer! Listen and rock like a mother! Journalists hate bands that are great like Queen and try to pick holes in their canon all the time. I said this before, even a bad Queen song sounds great because of Freddie's vocal. He was a perfectionist with impeccable taste and he put his heart and soul into every vocal he ever did. I like LPs that I can listen to from start to finish and 'Hot Space' is one of them. Most modern bands LPs hardly ever give me this opportunity with only two or three standout tracks. What do I think of 'Hot Space'? Now that's entertainment!

[@Ratelzwatel]

I think 'Hot Space' is very underrated.

[@MarcellDAvis1103]

Ratelzwatel I love Hot Space at most Back Chat and Staying Power

[@MrMonkeyCommander]

The writing of the songs are still as good as ever too. Just listen to the live version of staying power and it fits right in with the rest of Queens catalog

[@MarcellDAvis1103]

MrMonkeyCommander I love Staying Power and Back Chat Body Lanuage etc.live too

[@luigicasalatina3989]

I totally agree with you. Hot Space is a great album and when you say "Put 'Hot Space' up against most new debut albums by new bands and it will blow them away." you're saying the absolutely truth. Bye.

[@Masonicbrother]

Hot Space songs actually sound awesome when they played them live, Brian May's guitar sound is more front and center and gave them a much more fuller and powerful sound, then the album versions.

[@SPAZZOID100]

cometandcupids drum machines are great.

[@stevephillips6309]

Hot Space would have been much better if the tracks sounded as they do live - especially Staying Power which is great with guitars.

[@Ray_2112]

I agree! Back Chat at the Bowl 82 is one the highlights of the concert imo...so much better live, though that was usually the case with most Queen songs. ;)

[@Gibson1976uk]

thats true, Brian really kicked some of the tunes in the nut with guitar bliss!!! brought them to life!! that Paul guy wasn't in Brians corner, that was for sure! things turned around when they got rid of him

[@SPAZZOID100]

Ray no

[@Sarah-vv8hh]

*i love how shady rog is being in this* He truly didn’t like this album a t a l l

[@janpoelkamp4229]

I like his attitude. Back then he probably didn’t see things that rosy, but he’s like ‘well, it happened. Whatever...’ Unfortunately for Freddie it took it’s toll.

[@MsEuniceOnly]

0:53 roger's impression of deacon's bassline sounds eerily similar to trump's truck ding-ding thing... lmaoo

[@alexkx8599]

"Hot Space" is a classic from the first note to the last. It's as simple as that. I don't care what anyone says. The end.

[@alfmerck6262]

Fucking garbage album

[@agr7879]

Apart from Dancer and Body Language. Some of the tracks like Staying Power and Action This Day sounded way better live

[@SPAZZOID100]

Alf Merck stick with Kanye.

[@eileenpizarro1558]

I like Hot Space also.

[@fakevideos6002]

Alf Merck, maybe it's you that's the garbage

[@TheSkirvo]

it's not really rare. it's from the documentary days of our lives

[@R.E._Peony]

I thought the same thing. I thought it was going to be something I'd never seen before. Love Brian May's beard, tho.

[@TheWolfbass]

Nothing is rare when its on youtube (:

[@haifernandez7771]

Thanks. I'll watch that

[@floling]

RIP David Bowie :(

[@Shyanne07]

floling and Freddie

[@emmathomas6293]

I love how they call him Deaky :) and 'we went for a pizza ... And he forgot it" I was laughing too much!!!

[@ramiroelgueta9893]

When Brian was talking about things that happened at the building, Roger and Deacon looked really nervous

[@FxkDGM]

You can tell that Brian backed off. The song has barely any guitar.

[@TheRedzippo]

who the hell would dislike a Queen documentary???

[@Aaron-yh1vf]

Mack is so savage lol

[@nuncjusz1]

No matter what people say, even what band itself says, I really like "Hot Space". Michael Jackson once admitted that this album partially inspired "Thriller" (he and Freddie were friends at the time of it's making). Therefore i think it's mercilessly unjust to consider "Thriller" to be one of the best albums ever made and "Hot Space" - a flop. Some people sometimes think that if a band is considered 'rock' they should play rock only and everything else they play is rubbish. That's unfair.

[@tasha1357]

Bartosz Przyborowski I’m a huge MJ fan and I never knew this

[@martina-dd6vb]

So true. I love Hot Space and it deserves recognition. I think most ppl only hate it bc it's not a typical rock record which is very unfair

[@judithhand4987]

I love the story of John coming up with the riff and forgetting it over the break. Roger so pleased that he remembered it. Good job to both of you!

[@COCOBUUUUU]

wtf brian may with beard

[@R.E._Peony]

I think he looks handsome!

[@mysticaltreeirl]

Vito Montana he looks like Jesus

[@lorelei3232]

@@mysticaltreeirl HAHAHHAA IKR

[@mysticaltreeirl]

La Patata Mexicana :3 it makes me very uncomfortable because he looks hot but he looks like Jesus

[@johno4521]

@@mysticaltreeirl He had a beard in '72-73, and looked even more like Jesus as he was younger

[@ilivemylifeforthestarsthat3140]

0:46 awww Brian called John deaky. I always call him deaky disco because he is groovy on stage 😂😂

[@AndrewEwing1995]

most people queen is freddie mercury and that might be true but really its all four of them and not just freddie. freddie, brian, john, roger. they are all queen and i respect each and everyone of them.

[@judithhand4987]

That's something I especially learned from the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody". It was meant, as I think Brian and Roger often said in interviews, as a kind of tribute to what Freddie was as a man and what he was as a member of Queen. He was beloved. Seeing the movie (I won't even admit to how many times I've seen it) and lots of clips on KZbin, I've learned so much about each and every member of Queen! Even more respect came with that knowledge and I know it's just what's been put on a screen, large or small. Some, I can sift out if it's clearlly daft opinion. It's been great to get to know the strengths and weaknesses of these men and I'm grateful for it - thank you!

[@yvettemoore1228]

@@judithhand4987I won't admit it either 😂😂😂

[@liliano4286]

The entire band has, at various different stages, before and after Freddie's death, acknolwedged themselves that Freddie was not just "the glue that kept them all together" (quote from Brian and Roger), but most significantly, that Freddie's songs and his musical creations are / were responsible for the group's success in those difficult initial span of years, from 73-79/80. That was the key time when it was make or break and if not for Freddie's hits, the band has said on numerous occasions that they wouldn't have made it. That's why people see Freddie as Queen. I mean it's not the only reason, clearly, but the fact that the band has always acknowledged these factors is the reason people see Queen = Freddie Mercury. Also, Roger has stated that "It was Freddie who instilled in us the belief that we had to make people gasp every time", which I mean, no gasps = no Queen really, that's Queen's motto right there. So it makes sense to me that the person responsible for all of that--for making sure the band stayed together, making sure arguments didn't get out of hand, making sure they always put on a good show, that they committed to going above and beyond on everything, costumes, quality etc-- WOULD be considered to be the soul or leader of the band.

[@mat.andlav.8210]

The Words Of Love, Under Pressure, Back Chat, Body Language... It's a great album in my opinion.

[@AH-be6bu]

Body Language is bloody dreadful.

[@conradtaggart9959]

The song is but the album is fantastic - unfortunately Body Language being the first single - killed it . God knows what made them pick it - Back Chat was way more commercial / better

[@Jdmxrtinez]

What about Put out the fire???

[@nicolagalloni7901]

Adam Hodgkinson i like it!!!!

[@vr3405]

Back chat is best track on it after Under Pressure .

[@celosemnexo]

The most underrated Queen album ever. I just LOVE IT! Great dance album. Very good songs! One of my fav.

[@rebeccalandon3580]

Freddie was BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! His life was cut wayyyyyy to short😞

[@AyoungNatividad]

HOT SPACE IS NOT UNDERRATED FOR REAL QUEEN FANS 😜 I LOVE HOT SPACE, ESP COOL CAT, STAYING POWER AND PUT OUT THE FIRE

[@isabelborrego553]

Ariane Natividad Cool Cat is everything 😍

[@krehetpi]

Ariane Natividad Agree with you Ariana.I really like under pressure,staying power,dancer,las palabra de amour,body language and cool cat.

[@veryinterestingname_]

Don't forget action this day

[@irandisilva9036]

Las palabras de amor is just ridiculous

[@ladyvader2648]

Omg i love cool cat too. That funky sound is just gaaahh

[@mickfromaustralia9818]

I love seeing all this older footage of Queen, so inspiring!! thanks for the great find..

[@rubenv101]

What kind of pizza Deacon? The world needs to know.

[@firebirdgao]

Hot space is a great 80’s album : backchat, action this day , put out the fire, las palabras ... and my favorite queen/Bowie’s song under pressure

[@DinaraTengri]

"Not my idea!" - yes, Roger, we know how you feel about dance music 😂😂😂

[@judithhand4987]

Thank you, Roger and Brian, for your honesty in discussing these times.

[@ninasimone8954]

thank u 4 sharing man back in those days so awesome I miss the music I miss the way things used to be

[@georgiehollander2199]

RIP, Freddie and Dave !!!

[@mackiemae2002]

I'm so happy they remembered the riff for Under Pressure. Amazing song, Bowie and Queen coming together to creare a song was a great idea. Personally, I love the Hot Space album since I've always liked the type of disco and dance type of music.

[@kazabushy]

Am I the only one that loves Body Language? I love Deaky's bass. Love it.

[@Smile-zx7se]

kazabushy , no I love it

[@kazabushy]

@@Smile-zx7se I love your name. I'm a Cream fan forever.

[@Smile-zx7se]

kazabushy , I love it too!!!!!

[@vr3405]

Bushwhacker , I love this album too!!!

[@milliexo8208]

John forgetting it after a pizza 😂😂

[@catenystrom6506]

Freddie onstage.....DAMN!!!!

[@DiscoverPhilSmith]

It's a great album if you can get past the dance tracks not being the kind of music Queen was "supposed to" make. It just shows what amazing musicians they all were.

[@hermanhelmich]

Philgeta calling all girls, calling all boys.... really?

[@stellathequeen97]

Roggieeeee ♥ Great documentary, thank you!

[@arahja_]

0:46 He said Deaky Shook

[@shoneviljhoy]

Thats why i love Queen... they are the best! All brilliant❤❤❤

[@anitacalabrese8482]

Wow...Queen

[@plasmichoneytrip]

Good one, Deacon!

[@romu7999]

I like this record as It's not a Queen album but more as a Freddie/John project. And I really like it .... no bad song on it.

[@sparagnaups]

Happy Birthday Freddie !

[@alexkx8599]

Oh I LOVE "Hot Space"! I think that it is a classic! Roger was just saying that for "political" reasons. Apparently "Hot Space" was a large inspiration for Michael Jackson's studio l.p. entitled "Thriller"!

[@katestrello1971]

I love hot space !

[@hudshsoft]

I loved the album when I bought it in 1982.

[@rebelstardust2309]

Just the vision of Queen and David Bowie recording in the same room is amazing... I can see David's face while listening to Freddie... I miss them...

[@libra9726]

Wow at that time they are very young and so handsome..the band queen.. i like that song.. ''underpresure''..i love the melody..nice to hear..

[@lindalm5167]

This song is a masterpiece.

[@WWAWHTR]

An excellent album.

[@sarahmassaker9588]

i love how Brian calls John Deacy

[@johnconstantinemarinakiski8128]

Under Pressure is one of the greatest rock & roll collaborations ever! Such a masterpiece of a song. The emotional rollercoaster the songs takes you. It ascends into the highest realms and shakes you to the core.

[@omairamontealegre9245]

Amo a Queen soy Queenera de pura cepa. Mi amado Freddie Mercury QEPD. Gracias por compartir estos hermosos recuerdos que me hacen llorar . Feliz navidad millones de bendiciones.

[@rmrib5]

Masterpiece

[@rmrib5]

I mean under pressure

[@kingken130]

Just watch Bohemian Rhapsody, Paul Prenter destroyed Freddie

[@ninjashaynaa]

Ken Peerapairoj not saying Paul prenter wasn’t an awful influence, but I think you have to take the portrayal in the movie with a grain of salt. Brian and Roger were creative consultants and probably influenced the vilification of him. Also, the time line and events were altered with some artistic liberties.

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

@no- i’d say Paul Prenter’s role in the film was spot on. I read many books, seen loads of documentaries and every time Paul’s name comes up, is usually to show what kind of a low ljfe, asshole he really was.

[@andrewbaxter6432]

Paul prenter

[@decodolly1535]

@@ninjashaynaa In my many years as a Queen fan, I've never seen any interview where anyone has a good word to say about Prenter. It's universal opprobrium and dislike.

[@404TVfr]

Bad example, due to how inconsistent the accuracy of the story was.

[@_fabio1978]

Rare? This is from "Days of our lives" man!

[@shnehaprasad974]

I love Roger's expression when he says "I remembered it!" 😍

[@p.s.5634]

i’m not the hugest hot space fan, or of really any 80s queen stuff, i’m very partial to the 70s records but i’m pretty sure the only reason people hate hot space is because they’re thinking of it in terms of queen’s usual style, they’re thinking of it in terms of rock music when that isnt the genre of the record. if you look at it as a stand alone project it isn’t bad at all.

[@poochickenone]

cool. Video I missed this last year...:)

[@rampageclover9788]

Hot Space isn’t a bad album per se but I think it’s failure commercially was down to a number of factors...they were burnt out coming straight off The Game which was a huge success and automatically their record company put them under pressure (no pun intended) to follow that up...Mercury was at the height of his drug use, throwing those insane parties and hanging out with bad people like Paul Prenter, their toxic influence no doubt bleeding over into the studio and polluting the work environment, encouraged disobedience....and the location they chose to record in, the basement of a hotel in Munich where people go to kill themselves...I’ve listened to all of Queens albums and with this one you can straight away sense a collaborative disconnect....

[@caraliiina8453]

I remembered it!!

[@TvMacfly]

"HOT SPACE" one of my favorite album of queen, it is the cornerstone of the career of the group and knew reinvented as alone big group knows how to make !!!

[@deydiergregory225]

love "hot space"!!!

[@1ChillRebel]

This is from the documentary Days of Our Lives... You can find the entire two hour video of it as Queen-Days Of Our Lives-Complete Documentary, posted by listener86 here on KZbin... Watch it, it's great!!!

[@jennifertait1109]

Brian has a beard ahhhhhhh 😂💕

[@ppstrellonico7332]

rip great dave :(

[@HotSpace2007DaveB]

The "in studio" footage you see at the beginning is Queen overdubbing and mixing 'Live Killers' in 1979.

[@Klassenfeind]

HotSpace2007 absolutely correct

[@DustinBlythe]

I wish Brian, Roger and Mack hadn't danced around the subject. Give us the details! What do you mean by "emotional trouble"? I think I know, but don't make me guess!

[@sonya131737]

Dustin Blythe tell me, i want to know!!

[@LuneyTune72]

Sonya Hollis Drugs, sexual identity issues for Freddie, marital problems with the band members and their wives, and also just band disagreements over what direction Queen was going in with Hot Space. Brian and the band were all very private about personal matters and respected each other’s privacy, which is a big reason why they stayed together as a band from start to end.

[@mojopin70]

Mack seemed to be straight up and honest which is what you would expect from a German , he rightly identified Paul Prenter as problematic as did the band ( minus Freddie) in fact Ratty ( JOhn and Freddie's roadie ) wrote a book called " unseen Queen" and Mack is quoted as saying the book is " very accurate" " i was there"

[@chriswasem9746]

Ratty's book is wonderful!

[@voyezvousca]

Very great album

[@marendenison3550]

John: *in studio, doodling funky tune on bass* Roger: cmon John we already did disco on our Bites the Dust song. Let’s go back to rock now ok? John: You wrote “Fun It” Roger: yeah that’s different cuz I wrote it. No really though, disco is NOT our forte. Let’s leave it to the cool African American artists John: so you’re saying you can only make funk music if you’re African? Roger: oh no Freddie: *kicks down door* Roger: what have I done Freddie: ✨ LET’S GO DARLINGS 🕺 _1 stressful album later_ Freddie: *shows Hot Space to rest of band* look dears I made this Brian: *at Roger* this is all your fault

[@judithhand4987]

Funny!!

[@cristhapaz9659]

The album is perfect!!! All the songs. People didnt know about diversity....

[@liliano4286]

Right! I've always thought that what people don't realize (or maybe they do but they don't say it) is that 70s and 80s England and America at the time was so prejudiced in so many ways (they still are but it was worse back then). I have always thought that affected so much of the reception of Queen albums. Rock was seen as "white music" and disco was seen as "black music" (or "gay" or "liberal white music") in countries like England (which was very xenophobic at the time towards Indians and blacks especially) and in America (where racism was even higher than now esp in music tastes), it's not surprising so many people didn't give Hot Space the chance it deserved. Queen's fan base (at least at the time) had traditionally been very white, very heterosexual and not at all liberal minded (changing now thankfully). I think those factors are all evident in the way Hot Space was received, and also the reactions to Freddie's moustache look and also in just the way the media always seemed to target Freddie compared to Brian and Roger. Freddie wasn't married, Brian and Roger were, yet no one really go on their case about their extramarital activities and rockstar shenanigans; Freddie seemed to get the worst of it. Part of it I'm sure was simply because Freddie was the front man and the most visible and he also lived his life free and didn't care about pleasing the media or anyone for that matter. But I've always suspected that a large part of it also had to do with just basic plain old xenophobia (Freddie's British Indian heritage), homophobia and racism. But of course, that's not something people will like to acknowledge even today. Hot Space was just "a problem" because a band that was seen as "white" was doing music that was seen as black, and people were not open or broadminded enough to appreciate the diversity of the music. Thank god Queen had Freddie and John Deacon, they really added so much more flavor and variety to the musical influences for the band.

[@cristhapaz9659]

@@liliano4286 You are an expert on the subject, I admire you! I think the prejudices still continue and hurts for the people who could not admire it at the moment they launched it, every song of that album is art! He has a lot of freedom in sounds and as always innovating! That's Queen! Changing for the better, perfecting and giving to humanity the diversity that you struggle to find in various musicians and you find it in THEY !!!

[@cristhapaz9659]

@@liliano4286 Excuse my English, I do not speak very well

[@shonacole2124]

Perfection, Bowie and Freddie

[@margarettyler339]

It bothers me that it's rarely ever mentioned that the bones for Under Pressure came from a song that Roger wrote called Feel Like.

[@Tonytotalify]

Side 1 of Hot Space was kind of disco. Side 2 was Queen as we know them. But i love the entire album.

[@welshyyyyy]

I love Hot Space, and for me it's better than The Works, The Miracle or Innuendo (personal choice, don't shoot me :-) I'd love to hear someone mix it and add some heavy Brian guitar to it though, would love to hear "studio" version of how they played them live

[@SPAZZOID100]

welshyyyyy i agree, but not better than “The Works”.

[@vr3405]

Hot Space amazing . Love it !

[@Aaron-yh1vf]

Reinhold Mack telling it like it is lmao

[@lemoalmaurice3243]

rip david richard mon ami repose en paix

[@cynicalwho4039]

Does anyone know what the footage at 5:15 is from? I've been coming back to this clip for years and I think it's a shot of John playing a telecaster. Most likely for Cool Cat?

[@bella_rosiee]

Omg, young Brian with a beard😍

[@marvalstith2749]

Wondered why I hadn't given this a like. Watched its entirety . . . now I know... it's sad - but won't give a dislike. Do think the uncompromising backlash by two of the band took Freddie to realizing he must not discount wanting to offer fresh perspectives of music's competitive and commercial artistry. Yes "Hot Space" is one of my most appreciated CDs.

[@MrUsermister]

4:50 ... not really, Roger Taylor himself did the first "disco" track for Queen, the awful "Fun It" and that was two albums before Hot Space..

[@radamesboscolo]

Hot space is magnifico to

[@dpgth]

About at 4:20 Brian said that this Place, the Arabella Building (Hotel and Studio) was depressing. But it was the same Studio for the recording of The Game Album (and the Producer R.Mack was the same Producer). So same Place - and wonderful City of Munich - and now it´s grim and depressing?

[@simonprice1997]

Just realised - the opening to Las Parablas De Amour is very similar to the opening of Summer and Lightning by ELO.

[@TheEugene480]

It s great album it s still Queen sound roger I under what you say but it good album

[@shawnholland8251]

Woah Freddie’s hair was grown out to about the news of the world era Freddie while recording this album 🤙🏾

[@nitrodrum]

The clips of Freddie wearing the Mickey Mouse shirt and Brian with the beard were from the Live Killers sessions from 79, not the Hot Space sessions.

[@kathcarroll6047]

If I had an option I was sitk24 hours 7 days a week just watching and listening to Queen

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Freddie Mercury (nacido como Farrokh Bulsara;​ Stone Town, Ciudad de Zanzíbar, actual Tanzania, 05 de septiembre de 1946-Kensington, Londres, 24 de noviembre de 1991) fue un cantante y compositor británico, conocido mundialmente por haber sido el vocalista principal y pianista de la banda de rock Queen. 78 AÑOS 45 AÑOS 33 AÑOS.

[@janpoelkamp4229]

Kinda surprising that such a dire situation produced such an enjoyable album. There, I said it. I do understand Queen is a hardrock band first and foremost, but they had so many more tricks up their sleeves and Hot Space I think is, next to Innuendo, their most versatile album. Paul Prenter really seems like the devil in disguise. Freddie was going through a painful breakup at the time and Paul seems to have taken advantage of that, getting a free pass on things over Freddie’s back before showing his true colours around Live Aid.

[@astromasters2443]

Странно, что этот альбом считают провальным. Мне лично очень нравится👏👑💟🔥Неподражаемы, неповторимы! 💪

[@carliebeau5329]

Best best song