Queen / Roger Daltrey / Tony Iommi - I Want It All 1992 Live

[@casualboy9827]

2 legendary guitarist 1 legendary bassist 1 legendary drummer 1 legendary frontman. LEGENDARY CONCERT

[@Ganapatiputra]

Fucking right.

[@kieranmz4614]

and 1 high velocity microphone

[@Tam-Iks]

Actually laughed out loud (to the high velocity microphone comment of course) :D

[@JohnDoe-vf2yo]

I wouldn't necessarily consider Deaky legendary. Sure, he came up with some good bass lines, but a lot of his stuff is "meh". Now, John Entwistle on the other hand, he was truly a pioneer in bass guitar. People associate fame with skill because they don't know anything about what they're associating. Yes, Deaky was good at what he did. But was he legendary? No.

[@ficacar99]

@@JohnDoe-vf2yo Your username says alot about you, friend. John Deacon is one and only and you are one in a billion John Doe's.

[@JA-yx9mq]

tony lommi and brian may look like the light side and the dark side of guitarism

[@braydenfletcher8159]

"If you take this path, you'll be one of the greatest guitarists of all time. But if you take this path you will be one of the greatest guitarists of all time"

[@spburnett6486]

YeAh your right

[@rednoiseful]

@@braydenfletcher8159 totally different but works...thank god...thank the engineers..thank oh fuck just works.....

[@rednoiseful]

When a fantastic musician gets excited im excited:)

[@alvinbengeorge8638]

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[@jdsv8601]

Tony Iommi looks like Brian May’s dark, heavy metal twin

[@vadimastprojects8770]

Left-handed too.

[@indyvanzuijlen9366]

More like the dad of brian and slash

[@runan6115]

heaven and hell

[@user-ck6bq5zf6k]

O my god so true!

[@user-ck6bq5zf6k]

And Slash looks like the son of Tony Iommi

[@TheRjb2010]

I think Freddie would have given Roger a standing ovation for this. Roger sang it so brilliantly and flawlessly.

[@JrTechX]

Fact, mas não conseguiu superar Freddie ,,, acho que ninguem consegue !!!!

[@A.S.P.A.]

​@@JrTechX no one needs to.

[@JrTechX]

@@A.S.P.A. I didn't understand

[@jamesfigueroa6478]

@@JrTechXwithout Roger Daltrey, there would have been no Freddie. He was the first Hard Rock frontman. Before Plant, Gillan, Ozzy, Freddie, all of them. Roger Daltrey invented the persona that they all copied.

[@mikeduarte1305]

Freddie did give him a standing ovation.sure he was on stage❤❤

[@Genkimark]

Roger looks like a literal Rock God here...he really did justice to Freddie, along with the legendary Tony Iommi joining with Queen on guitar. British Rock Royalty!!

[@tralai2167]

which roger

[@hakasahzaini6321]

Which roger?

[@nerdymusicianfangirl7024]

Which Roger?😅🤣

[@mdnblues]

He looks like he could be 70s Robert Plant's brother

[@EpicGamer-gk6qm]

@@mdnblues Robert Plant stole his look from Roger Daltrey and even admitted than in the early days of his fame, he would tell groupies that he was Roger Daltrey in order to get with them

[@georgethehands]

Queen, Who and Black Sabbath you can't get anymore old school British rock than this.

[@CB-xr1eg]

Of course you can, you could have Deep Purple, The Rolling stones, The Kinks, Status Quo etc etc...

[@MissBlennerhassett876]

Nomenclature, y'all

[@Prometheus-th9ks]

Led Zeppelin

[@mygrandfatherkilledhitler175]

Well, Robert did Innuendo with them, and he fucking butchered it.

[@aristourp2153]

zpeelin?

[@Incomudro1963]

Daltrey's entrance is one of the coolest in rock history.

[@jaysantos536]

And exit too.....

[@kimmoreels7950]

hmm freddy is number 1 but daltrey makes a good 3 after micheal jackson ;)

[@ВикторДроздов-н8ь]

Виктор ничего похожего с Фреди нет . дерьмо.

[@n.s2353]

Daltrey and Plant are rock’s best frontmen

[@allbottledup9513]

@@kimmoreels7950 I’m biased as hell so I’d always put Daltrey first, but somehow putting him third behind Mercury and Jackson feels like even more of a compliment!

[@zombieparrot2606]

It always makes me happy when I see Tony with other musicians outside of Black Sabbath. He genuinely looks like he’s having a great time.

[@dougmasi612]

He probably is

[@Leonard00000000]

​@@deanladue5367 Nops, he did get the gig. We can see him with the Tull at the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus playing A Song for Jeffrey. He abandoned the band because he didn't have much fun with them and returned to Sabbath to record their first album.

[@michaelmcdade4103]

It’s always awesome when rockers pass away, other equally impressive rockers come join in and rock the house. It’s like a send off to a fallen friend

[@tylerhart6928]

He has more faith an trust in that mic cable then most relationships today

[@garyking6555]

Fuck a doodle doo xDDDD

[@keramidasnicolas2079]

Excellent !

[@M1tjakaramazov]

It's bound and taped to the mic pretty much like marriages used to be.

[@Baaaarttt]

Things in the past are meant to last.

[@longjohn84]

@@M1tjakaramazov yeah man, that amount of tape is hilarious. Sound guy must have been like "oh no, not him again"

[@sawyerphillips9493]

Roger Daltrey nailed this song. Truly legendary singer

[@elenaofavalormoanadisneypr6893]

NO Nigga!!!!! Roger Daltrey killed this song. Truly legendary singer

[@tracybosworth1033]

🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@guessundheit6494]

The only singer who let down the day, sadly, was Robert Plant. Everyone else was perfect on every song, from Lisa Stansfield to Joe Elliot.

[@Uncle_Meatbag]

@@guessundheit6494I love Robert but the late 80s and early 90s were pretty rough for his voice tbh

[@M1tjakaramazov]

He was the only singer who captured the song in every way - voice, interpretation, energy, spirit....

[@daytimeinvegas]

The Who, Queen, and Black Sabbath on stage. I can now die happy.

[@jochem420]

considering this was in 1992, you probably couldve died happy before you were even born

[@harrieohara3543]

bloody oath,

[@user-ck6bq5zf6k]

The 5 best bands are: Queen Led Zeppelin The Who The Rolling Stones and maybe also Pink Floyd

[@fabioforgione5282]

@@user-ck6bq5zf6k Deep Purple???

[@manboss52gaming30]

@@user-ck6bq5zf6k Black Sabbath

[@josemariamoreno5708]

That's what happens when you mix Queen, Black Sabbath and The Who together! Long live rock n' roll

[@metalupyourass9247]

It's a shame that there is no Dio, but still this concert is legendary!

[@eliotjones9835]

one word EPIC

[@sofia1845]

Wonderful combination

[@sofia1845]

Wonderful combination !!

[@kevinprior3549]

Extreme, Metallica, Guns & Roses, Scorpions, Bowie, Lennox, Elton John, Def Leppard, Led Zeppelin, Mopp The Hoople, Paul Young , Seal, Liza Minelli, Stansfield... not bad hey?

[@thelolguy007]

Savage. No wonder we are still dependent on the old guys even to today. No one has taken over. The old stuff really is the best. Pity they can’t be with us forever. Legends

[@rayleigh8]

Got that right. I would say within the next 20+ years or so all of these legends will be gone and there’s no replacement.

[@anjadubistnett4267]

Heros are remembered but legends bever die 🧡

[@kriswoodward7623]

You wonder why so much guff is out there, not been a groundbreaking rock Band in the lasts 20 years!!

[@RsqSqr]

Actually they are!. U can still listen to them.....

[@timpenfield5]

70S RULED

[@russellj.s.257]

Killer Heaven and Hell intro with Tony Iommi and Brian May,two great living legends.

[@FreddieHg37]

It only would have been better if they had played it in its entirety band Dio was there as well!!!

[@leonardobautista2647]

That part always always gave me goosebumps

[@SilentKnight43]

Loved the H&H intro...hard to hear it without Ronnie's voice soaring over it.

[@straight2helll]

Brian May's name does not come up often enough when people speak of the greatest guitarist's of all time.

[@larrylewislarry]

straight2helll ...and all of that music came from his homemade guitar.

[@straight2helll]

And an awesome guitar it is.

[@merriwynneevans5582]

Love 💘 Brian May! He's a God on the guitar 🎸!

[@acevideo1]

Well said! I agree 100%

[@ramsangaaa]

Finally very very true we need to support him more

[@kiely4561]

Roger is one of the few front men that could do Freddie justice, great energy

[@TheHManShow]

Definitely in terms of stage presence

[@ozzyjim]

All the artists did very well considering who they were replacing on stage especially Annie Lenox

[@Ruiejrnejrjejrjejrj]

Personally I think if roger was not in the who at this time then he could have been a decent frontman for Freddie. Not necessarily in terms of voice but stage presence

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

6:04 woah

[@allbottledup9513]

@@RuiejrnejrjejrjejrjAgreed, different vibe but I believe he could’ve carried Mercury’s torch. Daltrey’s my favorite rock singer of all time. What a voice, what a presence!

[@George-gg4pb]

0:22 they look like an angel and a devil are playing together

[@joeysahouria5058]

Even I, an atheist, knows that when Freddie Mercury died, heaven and hell had to become one.

[@shalashaska2907]

they played heaven and hell, what did you expect?

[@SunnyTheRic]

May is like someone who should have been on Hawaii, and Iommi is more like a person going to Island.

[@merlinthomi]

@@loti54 funny, I would say the opposite, as tony plays heavy metal!

[@spironikitaielivitch2846]

Both angel and devil

[@janssensbaskoro]

when you got Black Sabbath, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, Deff Leppard, Liza, Bowie, Elton honoring your music and singing it? you know you will never die......

[@davidechiesa998]

Yes I agree but if only there were also Deep Purple maybe could be better.. Anyone know why DP there weren't?

[@Romchikthelemon]

Scorpions were backstage too (as a substitute for Guns... hell, it would be a better choice)

[@rodaccident]

@@Romchikthelemon nah what axl Rose Made with bohemian rhapsody and we will rock you wouldn't go nice with scorpions

[@Romchikthelemon]

@@rodaccident In this case - yes. But I didn't like Axl & Elton duet at all.

[@kojoshirt5126]

AXL did a good Knockin heaven s door... Btw this Roger Daltrey and George Michael are iconic..

[@MrAugusto2909]

The British Rock School is simply and absolutely amazing. Queen, The Who and Black Sabbath in the same stage is a perfect dream.

[@MeredithAnne88]

I think Freddie would've been absolutely amazed at who all came out for this concert. The love from his bandmates, and the rock world in general is phenomenal.

[@spacejesus4747]

And Zeppelin

[@markgasmanprothero4442]

Agreed

[@omaredgardo]

@@spacejesus4747 And Pink Floyd , with Deep Purple.

[@russelmurphy4868]

The best thing about this concert? None of the singers even attempted to be Freddie. They just put their own spin on Freddie's tunes.

[@ohmissbeliever2015]

facts

[@RogerDaltrey1942]

Roger Daltrey Rocks!

[@StuartHanson-fo7iw]

They don’t need to be Fred, he’s Roger fucking daltry, 🇬🇧👍be lucky

[@alasdairfinlayson]

Which is precisely why I liked Paul Rodgers stint with Queen. Free songs played well by Queen, and Queen songs sung well by Paul.

[@madruloko]

Adam Lambert is an disgrace!

[@mojopin70]

Daltrey's voice was perfect for this...

[@robocock475]

You have that feeling this song was written for Roger

[@adamsra2000]

I think his live version is better than Freddie's studio version. I'm sure The Who would definitely cover this one.

[@mattia7556]

Daltrey won

[@markreeter6227]

It does sound and feel like a Who song - Roger can cover it better than anyone else I’ve heard.

[@Suelovesboo]

Mr daltrey voice is perfect for most songs

[@LuchoCastle_11]

Watching Tony Iommi and Brian May play the intro to Heaven & Hell is the coolest thing you will see today.

[@michaelhamilton5417]

Without doubt

[@legitaly]

oh indeed

[@visionlandmusic]

I would have liked that whole track!

[@andrewince8824]

Roger Daltrey has real balls. Not many could stand with Queen and cover Freddie Mercury nor could many do so with such energy. Not as great as Freddie but he gets a close second.

[@nurkhairina7768]

Yes closer

[@matthewneff9253]

Just as great to me just different singing styles

[@pj5517]

Daltrey blows him away any day.

[@apunahasapeemapetilon5420]

Well, it's Roger Daltrey, one of the greatest frontmen in the history of rock and roll. Queen probably had a lot of influence from The Who. Both were probably the most energetic and powerful bands on stage

[@MrBamcito]

Sorry but The Who are Greatest than Queen and Freddie.. ROGER simply is top 5.

[@tiago_avieira]

Roger Daltrey interpreted the Queen song like few others. The legendary Fred would be grateful to see the legendary Roger singing one of his songs. 🤘🖤

[@sralyn]

Yup

[@misaelyajurepirone4031]

Roger was in: Woodstock 69 Isle of Wight Freddie Mercury Live Concert Live Aid Rock and Roll Circus The New York Concert Is there any other important concert in the history of Rock and Roll?

[@Romchikthelemon]

Monsters of Rock (Moscow 1991, about 1.000.000 crazy people). Было жарко.

[@JohnDoe-vf2yo]

Don't forget Leeds. The way Pete duels his guitar's echo during Magic Bus is fucking awesome.

[@lassefagerli9213]

They were at Monterey Pop in '67 and at Live 8 in '05 aswell i believe

[@tiago2189]

Misael Yajure Pirone and Rock In Rio 2017!!!

[@gilbertorodriguezmunguia3773]

Led Zeppelin's celebration day.

[@JMNTLRDRX]

Roger's snare sounds like a thunder! Absolutely crushing and powerful!

[@TheCollinder]

It makes the solo section sound incredible!!

[@pncampbell]

2:19 - the first time in his career that tony plays a major chord

[@yolk6942]

How did u know

[@madamefeast4824]

That's funny that actually crossed my mind as soon the the major change. I know Sabbath did a couple but it's still funny

[@jondunmore4268]

Haha! Hilarious because it's true.

[@joshjones5691]

in snowblind he plays a c major chord

[@jaspergillgannon4991]

The song Never Say Die is full of them

[@disnorged]

That “Ain’t much i’m asking” at 4:37 is just out of this world. He just leaned back to the sky and nailed it. Rock really doesn’t get much better than this in my opinion.

[@jamesbertsch6361]

I want a Brian May/Tony Iommi album so bad. Damn we brits can rock.

[@Carlos-xz3vi]

Brian May contributed in a Sabbath song on the Headless Cross album.

[@DarthEcoli]

There's a reason we Americans are so fond of your lot's amplifiers, and four of my five favourite vocalists are English. Let alone Tony and Brian being a couple of my favourite guitar players. You can indeed rock!

[@eduardoguerraavila8329]

You brits, have the best rock in the entire universe. Regards from Mexico.

[@timothymerrylees7590]

They've wanted to do an Album and have talked about doing it for many years now. I know this cos I saw Tony Iommi at a Q+A and he said that himself.

[@bafoolagan4273]

Yeah haha we had our time in the 50's

[@gravityhbl]

Britain's got talent

[@mdnblues]

Britain has too much talent. Im getting kinda jealous of british people.

[@francismcalister7811]

HarvesterOfShadows Are you american? 'mericans are awesome as well!

[@bupermwit4125]

A BIG FAT YES FROM ME!

[@jaykeii]

The real Britain's Got Talent, not the crap they put on TV hahahahhahaha

[@Albert_Lecter03]

Илья Девяткин The Legends Tribute Edition: ft. Freddie Mercury in our hearts!

[@geteese]

When you see Daltrey’s entrance you remember why The Who is arguably the most powerful band playing live.

[@krissj.8188]

Totally right Mister

[@jaysantos536]

NO question about it.......

[@lmao7439]

Axl's entry was better tho

[@jaysantos536]

@@lmao7439 Axl Rose is not better at ANYTHING in Rock and Roll than Daltrey, except taking drugs. Daltrey is the best frontman/lead singer in R&R history and Axl is a third or fourth teamer at best.

[@brunobeganovic5443]

@@jaysantos536 I would argue with your statement that says Roger is best frontman/singer of R&R, but I agree that Axl is nat better than him

[@Zazie5]

I was there. A once in a lifetime experience. It was overwhelmingly incredible. I am a big Queen Fan.

[@sweetlady7317]

Another lucky person in the world

[@joelmaqueira4851]

SO. FUCKING. LUCKY!

[@stevenblackmore9302]

I was always there I agree 1 million percent it was EPIC!!!

[@aaronh257]

how much did you pay for Ticket ?

[@jenniferroos1103]

Roger singing backup for Roger. Damn that sounds good.

[@bostonwhofan]

Daltrey/Taylor astounding!!!

[@thomasandrews1998]

I’m getting a roger at the thought of it

[@atariblue]

Roger Squared

[@Reevesss]

Roger that

[@fullmetalguy8357]

I love how they introduce Tony and Roger by songs from their bands. Heaven and Hell and Pinball Wizard!

[@burpwarrior78]

I didn't even notice pinball wizard till I saw your comment. Awesome. Can't believe I've never seen this

[@RockWillkeepOnRollin]

Daltrey is so incredible here. His voice is in fine form and he's got the moves here since the Who. A brilliant performance overall.

[@colinluckens9591]

Hmmmm, pity HE WASN'T SINGING LIVE then (as per the other comment)!!!!

[@trajan6927]

Greatest frontman of the last 62 years! Still touring today at 81 years old. Full of energy. Great voice, stage presence, confidence. Badass.

[@christianhafer9819]

Absolutely tremendous! I think "I Want it All" is one of the most underrated, best songs Queen ever did, and it sucks Freddie never got to play it live. Roger and Tony just knocked it out of the park.

[@ThiagodMoraes]

The first queen song i heard when i was 11!!!

[@christianhafer9819]

@@ThiagodMoraes Awesome.

[@joekaput747]

@@ThiagodMoraes if Freddie ever got the chance to do this live, windows three miles away would've been blown out by the crowd singing along

[@TheMahin95]

1st song that made me love Queens

[@connormoore2356]

Freddie was the one who actually did the solo Freddie mercury was a great guitar player

[@karenbusold3025]

Roger Daltrey, Queen and Tony Iommi....absolutely nothing better!!!!

[@antoniomartinezgutierrez8093]

Even you'r family??

[@Aarjutaman]

​@@antoniomartinezgutierrez8093 What the heck!

[@matthewtaylor1785]

Sometimes I forget how good of a vocalist Roger Daltrey is. Damn he can sing!

[@bostonwhofan]

Daltrey put on a vocal clinic for the ages on "Love Reign O'er Me". Off topic, but one of the awesome moments in my life is the night I was talking to Roger Daltrey at center stage in the front row at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut as Pete introduced and talked about the song "Eminence Front" to everyone else in the audience. While talking to Roger I requested a rare Who song. They played it the next night in Boston!!!!!! Never in my wildest imagination did I think I'd ever affect the setlist of a Who gig. But it happened that night in Boston. The song is "Black Widow's Eyes"!

[@makeitthrough_]

​@@bostonwhofan Great song, nice choice! I saw Roger touring Tommy around '12(? I think) and was blown away when he sang 'Blue, Red & Grey' which is still one of my favorite songs

[@sralyn]

Have my sweet babboo's latest album, AS LONG AS I HAVE YOU? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/As_Long_as_I_Have_You_(album)

[@jamesmangum4147]

Yes he can I thought he did an amazing job

[@kenedwards2043]

😊​@@makeitthrough_

[@benw4409]

The only reason Brain May, Tony Iommi and Slash never played at the same time at this concert was because the sheer amount of guitar gods on one stage would have torn a hole in the multiverse.

[@lees2oo8]

Slash doesn’t get a look in with them two mate

[@vanplq8841]

@@lees2oo8 May doesn't get a look in with Iommi,mate.

[@Punttipate62]

@@vanplq8841 why compare them? iommi couldn't have written queen's songs and may couldn't have written sabbath's songs.

[@vanplq8841]

@@Punttipate62 The Lee dude started insulting Slash(or more like stated his opinion) and so did I.I am apologetic if it offended you in any way.

[@redacted2275]

Sheer amount of hair would've collapsed the stage lol

[@lauraboiocchi4666]

Brian and Roger Daltrey looked so good here even through they were well into their 40s. Basically their lesson is don't drugs, kids.

[@helenbryant404]

I actually think Roger Daltrey was in his 50s...

[@lauraboiocchi4666]

@@helenbryant404 he was 48 (born March 1, 1944) and Brian was 44 (born July 19, 1947)

[@mdnblues]

They all looked great for their ages.

[@rohnakp2396]

Even Roger Taylor

[@sralyn]

2 of the most gorgeous men in rock. Now if that's not an ideal menage a trois, I don't know what is.

[@harold-sweat-head8111]

There can only be a handful of singers who can pull off a Freddie song and Roger is one of them. What an amazing voice and frontman that guy has/is.

[@neohip489]

Daltrey looks so young here! Identical to how he looked in the 70's!

[@ashe984]

***** Yes he does look young

[@carollipton4584]

***** Daltrey was 48 yere, and in amazing shape. He looked that good in 1994 when he played Carnegie Hall, then he started to put on a little weight.

[@PolGuez]

***** Righ here is 48 years old and looks like a 30 years old man

[@carollipton4584]

You'd never guess how old I am. Suffice it to say, I saw Tommy at the Met! I've been vegetarian or vegan for most of my adult life and take care of myself. Daltrey hasn't spoken publicly about his dietary regiment, but I think he's taken good care of himself.

[@ashe984]

I know

[@louisduarte8763]

Queen + Black Sabbath + The Who = awesomeness!

[@lt-yx1hx]

Roger Daltrey is the reason wireless mics were invented

[@atg3569]

razorblazer 05 wonder how many cords he broke doing the spin 😂

[@matthewhaverkamp8657]

All of them

[@ScarletBlueScarletBlue]

@@pavelponomar3926 I'm sure you could do that? (If we're taking him in his 30's)...

[@joanconley8144]

I keep thinking he’s going to smack someone in the head, and I find myself reflexively ducking!

[@ScarletBlueScarletBlue]

@@pavelponomar3926 if you new a bit of English besides what you learned in school you would know

[@saulmacralphines3772]

British musicians are the best. This is the example.

[@cicero.0209]

Man its really great to see Tony Iommi and Brian May playing in the same Stage!!! True friends, everyone can see!! Roger its AWESOME!!!!! For me this entire show its one of the best ever!!

[@HighOnFire1997]

Roger Taylors snare sound is like a nuclear blast. Fantastic version of a sick tune.

[@mauricebrocklehurst2358]

Yeah absolutely fantastic and more sick than a strain of Spanish flu mixed with Ebola.

[@random__joe]

I picked up Queen Live from Wembley and was blown away by how awesome of a drummer Roger is. Freddie, Brian, John, and Roger

[@sralyn]

Cutie Pie.

[@Davie-yl2md]

Dear kids, this is an example of REAL rock music.

[@brianrocks2087]

If a rock arena another form of rock nothing more

[@Ивангай-ф6т2н]

Ok boomer

[@desperatemohammedantheworl5833]

Two examples of real rock, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Pinball Wizard, and a frankly mediocre late period Queen single.

[@mdnblues]

You sound like a 60 yr old

[@alpkane2007]

@@desperatemohammedantheworl5833 mediocre late period queen single? Dude listen Innuendo, the last album with freddie mercury and tell me if it' s mediocre.

[@Flibble17]

The Who and Black Sabbath are my two favourite bands of all time, so seeing Daltrey and Iommi together on stage blew my mind.

[@LTQD10]

by the way, don´t miss QUEEN !!!

[@nsnoesuarez]

Tony Iommi's humility struck me, same stature as Brian May and yet he plays back-up guitarist. Real superstars don't flaunt themselves

[@ВладимирСеменов-щ8н]

Стукатня, треск, да голос посрественный, есть с кем сравнить.

[@vanplq8841]

'Same stature as Brian May'? Iommi invented a whole genre and is known as the riff lord. He is above Brian May by some miles.

[@NickMichalak]

Bow at the feet of these GIANTS! Roger delivered a blistering performance here! I've always thought this was one of the BEST ones of the whole night.

[@dianeatkinson2015]

I like the way every artist is looking to Brian for approval and direction.

[@jamesmangum4147]

All hail the kings of rock wish they would form a super group..

[@azaricorindo]

What a performance. So nice to see John Deacon at there...a true "silent" legend...

[@nurkhairina7768]

Deaky😅

[@Ulghart]

It was his last live performance I guess...He kept working with Queen on finishing he last record, Made in Heaven, and then he quitted.

[@D13fs]

You barely get to see him, close up video of all the others, but not him. And who is that playing guitar and singing in the back? I guess it must be Chris Thompson on acoustic guitar according to wikipedia. 6:27

[@jaydee1532]

Gustavo Gomes in my book the britts invented the real rock and roll

[@nieklucassen4748]

@@Ulghart no he played live two times after this. One time in 1993 with Roger billed as Queen. And his last time in 1997 with Brian, Roger and Elton John in Paris.

[@bluesfun]

6:10 You can tell that Brian has a very friendly, kind and educate nature by this kind of things. He's performing a pretty intense solo, the cable of the Roger Daltrey's microphone just fells on Brian's strings, which is VERY VERY annoing for a guitarst. His istinctive reaction? A kind and shy smile!

[@othaVada]

I never noticed before! Thank u for sharing!

[@dk70]

TBF that wasn't an intense solo. He was just strumming a chord, but ok.

[@johnberry4178]

No, that was a look of " This was FUN "

[@wildrosesfortheexit]

Tony just sitting back on Rhythm and respecting Brian was so cool

[@bigelile07]

May is a better guitar player...IMO

[@settratheimperishable4093]

@@bigelile07 I'll have to humbly disagree but it is close, he is cooler though

[@chadkroeger8075]

smoke 14 Well his fingers did get chopped off so he’s not as good as he could be

[@Balin93]

Sitting back and making Queen sound more like Sabbath is the coolest thing he could do

[@joannagodfrey5111]

smoke 14 I thought they worked well together

[@milancepetrovic6178]

Tony Iommi showed huge respect that night to his 👑 friends. He participated in several songs and he sure did injoy 🎸 in it. Awesome performance by Daultrey, Iommi, May, Taylor, Deacon...

[@NerdX151]

As much as I liked Elton and the others, Daltrey was the only singer at the concert who was able to mimic the power behind Freddie's vocals. He sent out a wave of energy and stole the audience, That is how you do a Queen performance!

[@RastaSaiyaman]

Marc Liljeqvist Completely agree, this song needs to be sung by somebody who is overflowing with testosterone, and if it's testosterone you want, Daltrey is your man.

[@intomatrix1]

Passion. Freddie wanted to live, that's what this song was about and Roger knew it. This song only said that which was important. Great tribute to a great gay man who loved people.

[@KingCorny93]

Marc Liljeqvist Radio GaGa by Paul Young was so disappointing. David and Annie Lennox also did a great job on Under Pressure.

[@ATOMIKDOG23]

+Marc Liljeqvist I agree

[@DraganCheGagi]

+KingCorny93 I love Paul Young but was also dissapointed with his performance. This one rocks.

[@henripaakala8544]

ngl Roger Taylor's voice is just so perfect for this song

[@transbender5906]

I-

[@lowendpotato3021]

You mean Daltrey's ?

[@danynani1532]

Who?

[@nerdymusicianfangirl7024]

@@danynani1532 What do you mean, "Who?"😅 The frickin' drummer! He's literally the composer of Radio Gaga.

[@Ilovephilcollen]

@@lowendpotato3021 no the drummer lmao

[@LeToplache007]

Daltrey was the closest to how the performance would be if Freddie was here. He just knew what to do! Daltrey is a legend, a living legend still, and you can see that he sang this with his best to make the crowd feel that Freddie is still here. He will never be dead! Freddie lives forever!

[@WhiteCamry]

Check out RP doing "Crazy Little Thing"

[@LeToplache007]

@@WhiteCamry Performance was bad imo

[@kieracartwright5349]

@@WhiteCamry he did innuendo aswell

[@kiddmarlowe1534]

I agree completely. A great showman for sure.

[@rupikasuriapperuma2283]

Checkout George Michael doing somebody to love

[@davidpaz9389]

Easily one of the best vocal performances of the concert. You'd swear Roger Daltrey was the original vocalist.

[@NachoManRandySandwich]

I can't fucking believe that this was 26 years ago now seems like yesterday

[@kiddmarlowe1534]

Thinking the same. Damn I'm feeling old. What happened to the guitar in the 21st century music?

[@josephreynolds1220]

Kidd Marlowe it’s been replaced by an auto tuned queef with a tattoo on its face.

[@kiddmarlowe1534]

@@josephreynolds1220 That's great man!

[@Steve4206]

i heard rumours about this but my jaw cant get of the floor n ow that im seeing this .we know that Robert plant did crazy little thing even though this is huge could u imagine the Joy Music gasem if Robert joined them there im getting sick thinking of the possiblities

[@neilangus4401]

Not A Bot I'll be 62 in November Where has the time gone BR seemed like yesterday

[@atariblue]

The volume of hair between Brain and Roger is astounding.

[@leroyhill9110]

seth szajek don’t forget Tony!

[@TheFissionchips]

Roger's isnt't a curly comb over like Brian's.

[@rayez60]

Just commenting for the sake of ........ :)

[@treasure2behold282]

🤣🤣🤣

[@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY]

Roger Daltrey...one of the true Giants of Rock Vocals.

[@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY]

Who else could stand up in front of Freddie's home crowd and carry it off?? Answers on the back of a 2nd class stamp.....

[@southernburns1]

he crushed this

[@shspurs1342]

Roger Daltrey, almost perfectly. I don’t think any other famous singer could have gave this song as much Justice as he did.

[@claremccreesh9328]

Roger is just outstanding here. I can't help but feel Roger is actually quite underrated - everyone talks about Pete's songwriting skills, John's bass playing and Keith's drumming, and with good reason as all three are/were incredible. Yet to be honest Roger was the first true Rock God in my opinion who had both powerhouse performance AND vocal skills. I adore Mick Jagger & love his voice but he was never on Roger's level vocally. Robert Plant is also outstanding of course but when you compare Led Zeppelin footage from 1969 to The Who's performance of 'Summertime Blues' at Woodstock that same year Robert was excellent but he didn't have a truly awesome presence (at that point) like Roger had. Roger isn't just a fantastic frontman but also a trailblazing frontman and an integral part of The Who's success, especially from a live point of view which was where they excelled at. He's much, much more than just the singer of Townshends' songs.

[@carlbaker9817]

Clare McCreesh this comment was absolutely perfect. Thank you for taking my thoughts into words.

[@Hamer4114]

I dont think he’s very underrated. Theres an old saying about The Who: The Who is the only band where every member plays lead except the guitarist.

[@carlbaker9817]

Hamer4114 well, Pete does play lead guitar haha. But I 100% get what you’re saying. The Who is truly a magical band.

[@WHOMEWHOYOU]

Clare is a Very Smart Music Lover......

[@electoplater]

@@Hamer4114 no he plays the guitar

[@jamesarduini2688]

What a lineup!! Just blew me away. I know Freddie was looking down with a smile.

[@yerkees01]

Looking down and smiling? He was singing along with them! Couldn't you hear him? I could

[@martineulvesveen5593]

Mark Yerkes God bless your soul for that comment, dude

[@timwaywell]

he was.. I was there

[@kallekoski4397]

@@timwaywell I wish I born 20 years earlier and could be there🤘

[@pteeng1]

He wasn't and never will. He's dead, get over it!

[@waybackplayback1347]

This is absolute Goddamned indisputable proof that Daltrey was as good a front man as ANYONE.

[@johnoberle9750]

He fronted the Greatest rock band of all time. In my mind each member of The Who were the very best at their craft.

[@TheSushiSnatcher]

@@johnoberle9750 Very true. Normies will say otherwise

[@TheFissionchips]

I much prefer Daltry to that poof who died of buggery.

[@johnoberle9750]

TheFissionchips I never really got what people saw in Queen. Love The Who and Sabbath. Brian May is a great man. They had some good songs. I’ll take the Stones over the Beatles. Zeppelin great but overrated. Bruce Springsteen I never got. Rush in the early days good. Deep Purple underrated. Sorry for my rant. The tops in popularity aren’t all that.

[@trajan6927]

The Mighty Who have been considered the greatest live band from 1967 to 1976. And Daltrey the greatest frontman, who acted like a man on stage. Not Plant, not Jagger, not Elton John, not Bowie, not Freddie.

[@Sabolka62]

All I know is this is an excellent lineup and performance honoring Freddie.🎸🎤 I'm sure he's amazed and amused😎 Rock on Freddie ✌️

[@opa301]

One of the best rock live performances ever...

[@runwayblond]

The best rock live performance is with Freddie on vocals.

[@opa301]

I don't think that Mercury ever performed it live..

[@hinares]

opa301 mix my mix

[@Fakename70]

The millennials having to settle for seeing mere uploads of the show online in 2018 rather than having fond memories of watching it live (in-person or on television) in 1992 REALLY missed out.

[@enzoadrian747]

Facts.

[@FLegoFilms]

Wow Roger Daltrey was actually a great fit for this. I mean, he was obviously going to be good no matter what, but the song just lends itself to his style.

[@pearlsforheroes1639]

youdamnfool Were they? Generally Queen were better.

[@anthonymclean9743]

@@pearlsforheroes1639 And whys that then , can't they be equally good ??

[@pfzt]

Queen better than The Who? roflmao!!!

[@pearlsforheroes1639]

Anthony Mclean I think Freddie's vocal range, Brian's guitar skills, even his vocals, and Rogers, and the playing abilities of everyone (don't leave out John Deacon) were better in Queen. The range of genres and sounds, was also more with Queen than The Who.

[@anthonymclean9743]

@@pearlsforheroes1639 Erm just think about John Entwistle always voted number 1 bass player in most polls , Moon on drums and Townsends ability as a songwriter of pieces such as Tommy and Quadraphenia , but it's not a competition I'm not a fan of Queen I'll be honest but i rank em high as an act like i do The Who as i am a fan of theirs ...

[@joeryan3390]

So much story behind this song in this performance. Roger was asked last minute to perform it. He learned the words on the way. And if you are a guitar player like myself you can feel Brian trying to feel Roger out. But Roger nails it. And you have this great performance

[@sralyn]

Makes you wonder why he never recorded it for his last album.

[@kmuriaas]

Thats not true.. There is video fotage of the rehersals several days before the concert, performing this song.

[@matsglaad70]

​@@kmuriaasRD got 2!! days too rehersal this song because som other had declined too do it!

[@trevormarcray]

That was brilliant. What a line up. They crushed it

[@mintwestwood7827]

Damn for the first 30 years of the Who Roger didn't age

[@seanjackson8974]

Hes a healthy man

[@stephenlewis9793]

Hey trotsky how is ruling Russia going?

[@NikkieTwix]

He really was beautiful

[@64siskat96]

Leon Trotsky how many chicks do you guys think he banged?

[@yerdasellsavon9232]

Brian may has joined the chat

[@lindsaydouglas381]

Roger smashes this.. damn this good. Awesome combination of talent.

[@vinaymulukutla358]

As such the original is considered a hard rock/heavy metal song but adding Tony Iommi, the original architect of heavy metal guitar ramped up the metal factor tenfold. And there's Roger Daltrey....Lord have mercy. Long live British Rock and Heavy Metal \M/

[@joefuentez7232]

The power and nostalgia this tribute gave off was earth shaking. God bless Freddie Mercury and Queen.

[@AlejandroMinnelli]

4:34 that respectful look Toni gives Brian, almost like saying "How did I do? Did that harmony sound good enough?"

[@godslayer1415]

None of them have a single thing to prove - their bodies of work talk for them. Legends doing Legendary things. And none of the BORING OVERRATED CRAP KNOWN AS DEEP PURPLE. REAL legends.

[@mdnblues]

Tony Iommi has nothing to prove to anyone, he and Black Sabbath practically invented heavy metal way back in 1968. Plus, Brian May is the one who actually looks up to Tony, not the other way around.

[@aeoninfinity247]

@@godslayer1415 What's with the shade on Deep Purple? They're legit one of the greatest bands of all time and instrumental to the creation of heavy metal.

[@frippster]

@@godslayer1415 I agree with everything except your statement about deep purple

[@Daz555Daz]

So much duck tape needed to keep Rogers mic attached to the cable!

[@CFKMAN]

He always has had that cuz he swings the microphone around so much

[@JmmyWood]

Daz555Daz Keeps them in businrss

[@lotromaster14]

Haha 😂👌🏻

[@zman2205]

Thank god for wireless eh

[@__R_H_Squared__]

Stop killing ducks to make tape out of them!

[@awesomefearsome]

This is pure fire, powerful performance. Roger Daltrey is totally badass!!!!! Tony Iommi is a metal god.

[@dalewetzel773]

Xavier Lee Unbeknownst to most, so is Dr. Brian May!!!!

[@garypowell1540]

To be fair Daltrey did really well here considering that he was there to achieve the impossible. He did not try to sound like Mercury but sounded enough like him without trying to do so. Good job that man.

[@lycanlucyan8767]

Three legends playing together. My dreams is completed.

[@death2sion333]

You mean 4

[@death2sion333]

Roger Taylor is the drummer from queen

[@joshuaramirez]

Every singer was perfectly chosen for their renditions but Daltrey's entrance is the best!!!

[@SatrajitChoudhury]

Axl Rose.

[@TheGreenDoggoOfWisdom]

সত্রা Satraa Axl was good enough.

[@michaeljones1112]

josue ramirez axl roses entrance was the best

[@bynadia8924]

Lagu hit 2019

[@bynadia8924]

Lagu hit 2019

[@Wolfie66]

Daltrey did this song justice!

[@stephenlewis9793]

Right he was born to sing I want it all his voice is better than Mercury's yes I know you will disagree

[@casesuit]

@@stephenlewis9793 i can agree with you. ;)

[@stephenlewis9793]

@@casesuit thanks 👍

[@casesuit]

No problem :D

[@ricardojana4477]

@Wayne Exactly!!! Of course. That's it.

[@ChanceNix]

Tony and Brian just ripping it next to one another. Amazing.

[@Highlander1518]

I loved the little Heaven & Hell riff at the start. Nice touch.

[@joefuentez7232]

@@Highlander1518Hell of an awesome way to check Tony’s volume!

[@Mr1pontios]

Roger expresses full respect toward Queen here and does an outstanding job.

[@TMthe33rd]

Of course he respect queen He's one of them

[@sralyn]

@@TMthe33rd Yes the drummer is a Roger [Taylor], but Mr1pontios was referring to Daltrey

[@JonahJojoTheMan]

Impossible to watch this video without getting emotional. Three bands that wrote part of the soundtrack of my life. Absolutely sensational

[@RastaSaiyaman]

This is the right song for the right guy. Daltrey is the poster boy for angry rock and this song is as angry as it comes. Freddie must have been smiling, edging him on "Come on, show them who's boss." a song of unashamed masculinity and being sung by the most masculine performer of them all. Queen's "I want it all" as sung by Roger Daltrey of The Who.

[@nhip2508]

This is not angry rock. Punk is angry rock and that is when rock went downhill. This is exhuberant rock, the way rock is supposed to be - celebratory. Even metal is not angry.

[@RastaSaiyaman]

@@nhip2508 Are you kidding me? From the first Rock n Roll records there were songs about being frustrated, angry and having that message of "I'll punch your lights out if you don't listen to what I have to say." - The Crickets "I Fought the law" - Eddy Cochran "Summertime blues" - Link Wray "Rumble" ("Rumble" is fifties slang for a street fight, the only instrumental record to be banned because it was deemed to be too violent.) So after Rock N Roll was sanitized by people like Pat Boone, it took until the mid Sixties until the spirit of Rock N Roll came up again with songs about being frustrated, angry and having that message of "I'll punch your lights out if you don't listen to what I have to say." - The Beatles "You can't do that" - The rolling stones "Satisfaction" - The who "My generation" - MC5 "Kick out the jams" Come the seventies and bands like the Eagles and Boston calmed Rock down, while bands like T-Rex and Kiss blew up the show element and players like Ritchie Blackmore and Keith Emmerson pushed the boundaries with their virtuosity. So when Punk appeared, there again were songs about being frustrated, angry and having that message of "I'll punch your lights out if you don't listen to what I have to say." - Ramones "Blitzkrieg bop" - Sex Pistols "God save the queen" - The Clash "White riot" In fact it was when Pete Townshend met Johnny Rotten and Paul Cook of the Sex pistols and apologized for having become a rock dinosaur, that Rotten said "Not at all, we really love the 'Oo." and assured him that to many punk rockers he was the original pioneer and a hero in the genre. So to return the compliment, Townshend wrote a song about being frustrated, angry and having that message of "I'll punch your lights out if you don't listen to what I have to say." That song was called "Who are you?"

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

@@RastaSaiyaman You could add Death On Two Legs as well. it doesn't have much of a message but it is angry. It seems somewhat debilitating to apologize for the music you produce to another artist. Of course I understand why he did it, but an artist should stand behind his music. It is interesting to compare that encounter, against the encounter of Sid Vicious and Freddie. He was thrown out of the studio and Queen create Sheer Heart Attack to mock the whole punk movement.

[@RastaSaiyaman]

@@ZENOBlAmusic That encounter with Sid Vicious wasn't the only run in between Queen and the Sex Pistols. Both bands were in the same studio recording and every single day Johnny Rotten would go "Imma go say hi to Freddie." and everybody would go "Yeah sure you are John." But a few days into the recording session Lydon was MIA and the others were going "Have you seen John?" and when he turned up again and the others asked him what he had been doing he said "I just stopped by and said hi to Freddie." and the others went "Yeah sure you did John..." But then the telephone rang and at the other end was Queen's management who complained that one of the band members had entered the studio where Freddie had been recording, crawled underneath the piano and popped up in front of his face and said "Hi Freddie!"

[@RastaSaiyaman]

@@ZENOBlAmusic Also, "Death on two legs" DOES have a message and it was directed at Queen's old management who had scammed them out of a lot of money, so Freddie took no prisoners into telling them how he felt.

[@mauricebrocklehurst2358]

What a tribute to Freddie Mercury for all these artists to come together and make one of the best concerts ever. If Freddie was watching from above I know he would be Rocking.

[@MrRobsonbn]

Amazing!! Daltrey is a monster!!!

[@robertbaratheon9289]

Roger walks on stage like a dude getting off his motorcycle and heading into a bar to beat up the first guy who looks at him wrong.

[@bostonwhofan]

But the funny thing is, I've met Roger many times and he is shorter than my grandmother was. I'm 6 feet tall and he comes up to my shoulder. Also, in person he is very humble, polite, and the complete opposite of "Leather Lungs Daltrey" that you see on the stage.

[@stefane.3169]

@@bostonwhofan Lol, look here at a comparision: kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM

[@tatianaroveda]

The Who was just as dynamic in concert- These are the greatest musicians in the world- all coming out to honor the one Greatest of them all. TY.. There will never be a tribute like this again..

[@SuperLapsap]

@@tatianaroveda Agree. Totally!

[@MESRogerStudios]

@@stefane.3169 i fell for it again

[@odysseynz]

Queen Black Sabbath Who what a moment!

[@bostonwhofan]

The Who, Black Sabbath, and Queen: the greatest combo since Reese's combined peanut butter with chocolate. That was such a great performance by all as they displayed their love for the late, great Freddie Mercury.

[@Alex-kj2up]

I love how at 6:12 to 6:15 Daltrey’s cable gets on Brian’s guitar & how he smiles at him, as if he was missing that stage presence & feeling of performing live Queen songs with a frontman, which he was after not being able to do so for like 6 years.

[@sralyn]

Worlds collided

[@davidphillips57]

Holy SHIT!! the breakdown at about 4:02, May and Iommi,, PRICELESS......

[@TheCollinder]

It's something else....

[@sotis1756]

That’s what you get when you combine two Guitar gods!

[@anirudhsingh7215]

After Freddie, Roger is the man. The presence of this man...the charisma...he is the best after Freddie for me..if you wanna see Freddie live..

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

Brilliant vocals really nailed it , can only imagine it live

[@andrewsugrue2170]

Um...which legend do I look at?

[@madeinheaven7570]

All legends in one pack!

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

each and everyone of them, darling! ;3

[@ripleyfry2107]

All of them of course

[@richardsnijder2615]

Andrew Sugrue you better go back to the Kabouter Plop channel

[@Valles075]

Taylor

[@ArexSant]

Love this, the only bad thing about this concert is that you can see that Deaky is the most affected with Freddie's passing. He is not the usual happy dancing Deaky in this concert :( but I can understand him and sympathize with him

[@michsingh1518]

Roger Daltrey was by far the BEST performer in this tribute. Had the energy, the charisma, and the voice. The crowd and the surviving members of Queen quite liked him. You can see that throughout. And if you listen to the interviews / backstage Rog also had great respect for Freddie. No wonder Elton John, who is a character in and of himself, said that past Mercury the only two great frontmen are Roger Daltrey and Mick Jagger. And if anyone should know it would be Elton. Big names for singers didn't save other performers from being treated quite differently by the surviving members of Queen or the crowd. Robert Plant, David Bowie, George Michael, etc. they were good in their own way but they fell far short. They were all treated second fiddle or as with Robert ignored by Queen. And in the backstage / interviews some merely said what was expected of them... so does that mean they had as much respect.

[@timwaywell]

well yes .. but George Michael was mighty fine too

[@gregcamp9875]

George Michael's performance was awesome.

[@maryf7586]

Have to give George Michael major Cudos too!

[@williamg209two]

George did amazing, it's a tie

[@sralyn]

The best and most BOOtiful

[@ianbeale2527]

I was there. I immediately thought how Roger Daltrey's delivery worked so well with this song. Shame The Who didn't do a studio cover . I reckon it'd be awesome.

[@robthornton6288]

If I'm honest, as a big Who fan over many, many years, I prefer the Who's live versions over their studio work. They're more free-ranging and expressive. I've seen them live 4 times and maybe alongside Pink Floyd, are the best live band in the world.

[@jj9749]

It's not a very good song

[@sralyn]

He never includes it on his solo set list.