Queen - Somebody to Love (Live in Montreal 1981) Reaction & Analysis

Join us as we dive into one of the most iconic live performances in music history - Queen's electrifying rendition of "Somebody to Love" in Montreal, 1981. In this reaction video, we experience the sheer brilliance of Freddie Mercury and the band as they command the stage with their legendary presence. From Freddie's jaw-dropping vocal range to the band's flawless instrumental performance, this performance is a testament to Queen's unparalleled talent and showmanship. Get ready to relive the magic and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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[@TheMusicMindset2023]

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[@jodyheigaard9949]

The only instruments and voices in this are the 4 members of Queen with no additional tracks or autotune, just pure talent. That "Ladies voice" is the Drummer Roger Taylor. His range is incredible. Freddie called it the "Dog Whistle" 😅

[@kellycrook543]

The background singers are the band!!! Roger Taylor the drummer, Brian May the guitarist. They never had backup singers. The actual band are the singers

[@sharonhalliday3180]

The high voice is the drummer, Roger Taylor. His vocal range is about as broad as Freddie's

[@kaskotrading1073]

No ladies !!!! Not once, never !!! Thats the drunner with high voice !😊

[@hkynuts11]

Who Wants to Live Forever, studio version, has a choir.

[@susanp.7954]

Roger really shows off his 'dog whistle' in Lap of the Gods!... Love it!❤

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

And a symphonyorchestra - it is the version for the movie "Highlander* .@@hkynuts11

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

No choir, no autotune. Just incredible lads.

[@mmaloneym]

I had to laugh when you thought there was a choir in the back!! There has always been just the 3 voices (John rarely sang- the bassist). Roger, the drummer, had the high pitch voice. Brian, lead guitar, had the warm middle range voice and Freddie could sing anything. Their 3 voices merged perfectly creating the best harmony in any group. Their live shows were always just them. I never knew a group that actually sounded better live than the studio version. There are 2 songs I really wish you would react to. One is the Bohemian Rhapsody live at Montreal 1981. The next is White Queen live at Hammersmith Oden 1975. They are both fantastic. There are so many lives that are amazing including their history making 1975 performance at Live Aid. There were 60 bands playing at Wembley in London and in the US. It was a fundraiser to help the starving people in Ethiopia Queen stole the show and it is still ranked the number 1 live performance in history. Freddie had a throat infection and was told by his Dr not to perform. He did anyway and regardless of being ill, he sounded great. I’ve been a fan since 1974 and I still love hearing their music.

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

Live Aid was 1985

[@susanp.7954]

I am addicted to White Queen live at Hammersmith!.. I LOVE these guys... always have and always will!❤

[@dianecourtney2724]

Dog whistle voice is Roger Taylor the great drummer and Freddie’s buddy … All four are geniuses You will fall in love with Queen💛

[@Sassypaws4927]

There is no female "choir". The backup voices are Brian May (Queen's lead guitarist) and Roger Taylor (Queen's drummer). Roger has a four-range vocal span (E2-E6). Freddie compared Roger's voice to a dog whistle. Here is a video of the Montreal 1981 concert. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnilhn2CatqGlcU The Montreal concert was a one-off and not part of a tour. Queen agreed to perform 2 dates in Montreal and allowed a movie crew to film both dates. The movie company wanted to take the best from each night and combine it into a movie version of a Queen concert. They planned to show it in IMAX-type theatres. Unfortunately, the experience was not positive as far as Queen was concerned. The film crew got in the way of Queen and their crew got in the way, especially during Queen's pre-concert run-through that they always did before each concert. The film crew or their cameras, or just their cables got in the way of the band on stage which really annoyed them. The director, Saul Swimmer, was not easy to work with during the actual two nights of filming. He tried to dictate what the band should wear during the concert (we wanted them dressed alike). The director tried to dictate where each member of the band had to stand during the performance and tried to tell them they couldn't move from those spots. This did not go over well, and the band was really irritated so much that they were pissed during the actual performances, which probably explains why so many of the songs are played faster than normal. The Final straw, at least for Freddie, was when the Swimmer went before Queen's audience before they came out to explain about the filming and then, threaten to have any member of the audience removed if they were too loud or got out of the seats during the concert. He dared to mess with QUeen's audience. Queen loved their audience to participate and sing along (they wrote songs just for that purpose like "We Will Rock You" or "In The Lap of The Gods - Revisited). Freddie worked hard on stage to get the audience involved in the performance and he was beyond pissed by the director's instruction. Brian May said he had never seen Freddie so annoyed. In fact, the band banned their manager from their sight for some time because he was the one who had hounded them to allow the movie company to film the concerts and they blamed him. Freddie took his revenge on the second night of the concert. Towards the end of the concert, there was a point that they could change to fresh clothes. In this case, Freddie changed into a pair of booty shorts with no shirt, socks, or shoes. Needless to say, that screwed up the continuity of the movie. The fact that it was filmed on double 35mm film explains why the images are so clean and crisp almost like high def. Yet the band hated the final cut of the film. The whole experience left them with a bad taste in their mouths. It did not come off as looking like a Queen concert because the camera didn't seem to know where to focus. On top of that, Queen did not own the film and had no control over the product. It took them years to finally gain possession of the tape. They had their people remix the concert to produce something more to their liking but unfortunately, the movie company had destroyed any film they didn't use, so they were limited on how far they could restore the film. Material from both nights has been used in the final version. In a number of instances, the footage is a mixture of camera shots from one night and audio recordings from the other night. The Queen-approved version was finally released in 2007.

[@andreavoros-marky4203]

Later they made a similar concert film of the Budapest concert - it was theirs not like the Montreal one as the Hungarian gov. 'paid them' with it (concert ricket prices were lowered significantly otherwise the ppl could not afford it) - on the practice one of the cameraman asked Freddie to change position / make something again. He shot it down real quick. 😂

[@JohnSmith-nx5cs]

Just the 4 of them sir . They didn't need anyone else .

[@sherryheim5504]

Your big smile from the third vocal note said it all. From that point on I knew you were going to love this performance. Thank you for listening to us so that you would have the opportunity to hear and see this outstanding performance. Queen was perfection both live and in studio. Roger and Brian are the only backup singers and that was usually how it was with Queen. The high voice is Roger's (Drums) amazing falsetto which you will hear in many Queen songs. Freddie referred to Roger's high notes as "Dog Whistle Pitch." Another insane live performance both vocally and particularly instrumentally is White Queen live at Odeon 1975. It will blow your hair back. Thank you for a great reaction, I really had fun watching you get to see Freddie, et al at work.

[@BriRog68]

This performance is ranked the second greatest with Live Aid ranked as the greatest live performance in musical history. Freddie has been named the greatest male vocalist ever, and last year Sir Dr.Brian May was named the greatest guitarist still living. Four world class musicians destined to become one of the greatest rock bands on the planet! ♥️👑🎸🎤🎹🥁

[@ImjaTse6189]

Greatest band ever. And Freddie… he was in the league of his own. No one comes even close to him. As a performer, as a songwriter, as an artist, he was one in a billion.

[@susanengland3919]

The high voice you're hearing is Roger Taylor, the drummer. Freddie said that only dogs can hear Roger's highest notes.

[@debramoore7513]

BUCKLE UP .. HOLD ON TIGHT 🎢🎢 Queen is the Greatest!! All members of Queen are in the Songwriters Hall of Fame & Rock n Roll Hall of Fame!! So many iconic achievements made by this brilliant band!! Thank you for your reaction .. Keep it up!! Please do PLAY THE GAME & FAT BOTTOMED GIRLS live at Milton Keynes 1982. 🔥🔥

[@gottabme6302]

Of course this live Montreal is great, but Keynes is my favorite STL. Roger was particularly on fire there.

[@debramoore7513]

@@gottabme6302 Keynes is my favorite, too! 🔥

[@TammyDenney]

Freddie started singing at 3 years old. His mom would take him to outings and Freddie always wanted to sing . He said it made him happy to make people happy.

[@CBGB_1977]

Anyone else drawn to Freddie when they were live, using his right foot to drive his tempo? He was such a gift to the music world. I remember crying when he passed until the back of my jaw was hurting and my eyes were swollen nearly shut. I really miss him. Music misses him for sure!

[@ednoponen2943]

Freddie's voice! Brian's guitar! My God, they're good!

[@cmoeller3]

Can’t forget Roger’s voice and Johns AMAZING bass!!

[@benjaminglover1570]

Thanks for the reaction. Art rockers from the early 70`s who struggled for acceptability in the US, but went on to be the GOAT. Saw them in Melbourne in `85, but that Montreal show should be put in a time capsule.

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

The ONLY voices you hear belong to Freddie, Roger, and Brian. That's it. No choir. No extra back-up singers. And I think you listened to this song in the correct order! First, as you did, the Official Video where you can experience the lush, multi-layered harmonies of Brian, Roger, and Freddie. And also, Freddie's clear, sweet lead vocals. It's just the three of them who form that choir sound. Next up, This Montreal 1981 version! Of course, they can't multi-layer themselves in a LIVE concert, so instead they brilliantly adapt their songs for stage. Performed with great power & energy, (Less choir, more rock), but still enjoys the rich harmonies with Brian, and Roger and Freddie joining (when he gets off the piano and isn't busy doing lead). Roger, the drummer, hits those high harmony vocals. Queen doesn't fail to capture an audience's attention.

[@sharonmuntz1872]

Live performances are better than the studio recordings! Their entire 1986 Wembley concert on July 11 and 12 are amazing!

[@incamoran9532]

No reverb on mic, no autotune in the mixer, no earpiece, no backing track, no tricks. With Queen what you saw was what you got - four men, four voices, four instruments.

[@nancymjohnson]

The high voice is the Drummer. Freddie taught him how to sing at that level

[@Fotograffa]

Introduced him to plyers...

[@josephinemonahan915]

Thank you for that.....Freddie wrote this as a tribute to Aretha Franklin, whom he greatly admired...he had hoped that she would sing it one day.......no backing choir...four geniuses...masters of their craft......lightning in a bottle🤩

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

The band created beautiful harmonies in the studios, but their live performances were on another level. According to Freddie himself their concerts were not just a rendition of the songs, but theatrical events. They all were masters of their instruments and Freddie had an extraordinary and very distinctive voice. Pls, jump beck into the 70s and check out the White Queen at Hammersmith 75.

[@MikeInMD1961]

I was fortunate to see Queen in concert during this tour at the Baltimore Civic Center in August of 1980. I was 18 years old at the time, and I still vividly remember that show. Freddie owned the crowd from the moment he stepped on the stage. Definitely "one of those shows".

[@Arandomperson_online]

So jealous in a good way ❤

[@deborahallen3318]

Freddie, Brian,John and Roger are as talented off the stage as on it! They all graduated University and were brilliant in their music as far back as the early 70s. If you dare, check out "White Quee" a night at the Odeon Hammersmith, Live in 1975. This is one of their greatest performances of that time and it is absolutely amazing! Love your reaction and your enthusiasm for Queen, IMO the greatest band with the best frontman to ever grace the stage! ❤🌈👑 PS.This is Freddie's favorite songs and he wrote it with Aretha Franklin in mind, he loved her music! And of course I subscribed! 👍

[@melitakazesovic5412]

That lady you heard is drummer Roger Taylor. He and Freddie were on fire that night. 😊

[@catherinedudley-fr3re]

Great reaction, I’m so happy you did this song. Correct, that voice you thought was women back up singers is Roger Taylor. He has an amazing voice of his own. There were no back up singers other than the band. Every single member of this band is incredibly talented! They all write songs for the band, and are incredible musicians. Would love to see you react to Live Aid.

[@thegroovetube3247]

Each of them wrote at least one No.1 hit.

[@janetschulman8998]

They all wrote songs which is what makes them so dynamic. Check our very early Queen at the rainbow concert.

[@sharonhalliday3180]

Please do early Queen, 1974 Live at the Rainbow "LIAR" " THE SEVEN SEAS OF RHYE" "STONE COLD CRAZY" "KEEP YOURSELF ALIVE"; The entire televised hour long performance is very impressive, innovative for the time, and well worth reviewing. Thank you for taking us along on your Queen journey. I love your appreciation and pleasure at discovering these 4 artists, song writers, creative minds, and truly masters of their craft.

[@trishc3099]

They weren't lying about Queen bringing in subscribers. Fans scan KZbin for Queen reactions, and when we find them, we pay attention. There's a deep, deep rabbit hole there. If you step in, we'll follow you down with the road map to the best music you've ever heard. So enjoy, and hands and feet inside the ride at all times!

[@ednoponen2943]

No choir. No ladies. Just the four guys doin' their thing.

[@GinMae]

Thanks, guy.. this is widely known as one of their best live performances.. every member of the BAND was outstanding.. (and no "back-up" singers.. just Roger and Brian).. appreciate your reaction and hope you do more...

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Awesome reaction! Queen did not use any backup singers on their tours at this stage they only used the 4 members from the band, later on their gained one touring member that played guitar and piano at times. I suggest you check out the song Cool Cat, where Queen is doing funk/ motown. Or Killer Queen, this song also has some nice harmonies.

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

The Extra touring musicians should make it possible for Freddie to perform front stage.

[@PT9546]

Great reaction! Love the way you call him reverend! Just Freddie and the other three band members singing! No choir!

[@mattcavell4899]

All the backing vocals are done Brian May and Roger Taylor

[@scottharwood2680]

Fun fact…Superman wears a Freddie Mercury T-shirt

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

(This was actually the “early Sunday morning church service” when Freddie was behaving himself. The “late night Gospel revival meeting” took place the following year at the Milton Keynes “Fire At The Bowl”. I know I’m repeating myself, sorry!) 😄

[@User_Albert_V]

Thank you so much, for listening to your followers and for following and sharing QUEEN with us!

[@bettybaby63]

Fun to see you compare the studio vs live comparison so quickly. Live is a totally different vibe. So much energy.

[@blackcatmom2996]

Only thing I can say when someone is about to listen to this song for the first time is, “buckle up buttercup!” Fantastic and one of the reasons I’m a huge Roger Taylor fan!!! Love love

[@jome7382]

Superman wears a Freddie T shirt 😉

[@janebeard3411]

Listening to Freddie always puts you into a happy place.

[@angelalindabuccellato-rain6162]

Incredible talent!! Listening to the harmonies and instruments gives you goosebumps !! So uplifting !

[@scottclark7309]

Queen 8s one of the most influential bands in rock history. Queen is queen there will never be another band like them . Freddie's vocal range stage performances are unbelievable. Brain roger and John all can sing and did all the backup vocal. Each one of them were masters at the craft. To this day bands are still being influenced by queen even rappers. Queens catalog is huge and there live performances are something to see. Keep going down the queen rabbit hole. Queen can do it all and there body of work proves it. React to queen live aid full concert 1985 R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU!

[@eduardorado]

Not the first time I see a reaction where the host says "Wow there's a choir too.... oh, wait!" 😄😄

[@RiverSong5683]

I loved the history portion you gave first. So many reactors haven’t a clue how Freddie and the others formed into what they became, the joyrney, Freddie’s background as a chil….it really adds to this reaction. There’s no choir. That’s Rogers great falsetto and Brian adding to it.

[@TammyDenney]

This is Freddie’s Gospel song , with a tribute to Aretha Franklin he loved Aretha . There is no Choir it’s all Roger the drummer, and Brian made the guitarist

[@26shedan]

no choir-Roger and Brian.

[@monicaandmindy]

Super Freddie ❤ Queen are legendary 😊 thanks for your reactions 😊

[@TheMusicMindset2023]

Thank you too!

[@debradavis3935]

Wow…never stop being in awe of Freddie’s talent…the entire band was so amazing! Rest in peace Freddie 💜💜🙏🏻🙏🏻.

[@Jen-in-Texas]

I adore queen. I saw them in Oakland, CA when I was 13 years old (I’m 57 now!). They were absolutely amazing. I wish I could have seen them when I was older too. Great reaction!

[@gailsiponen7484]

The lady is Roger Taylor’s falsetto. A great singer as well

[@jca111]

No ladies, just the drummer with a pair of pliers under the frock:

[@TheMusicMindset2023]

lol

[@sfkeepay]

Choir? No choir, just angelic voices on command. “Pass the plate!” I’m in! One of the compensations (there are so many, to be honest) of growing older is learning to appreciate the depth of a truly outstanding performance. Which is true, it seems to me, regardless of the field of expertise on display. I’m learning from you (I was a kid in the late 70’s and 80’s) as I also learn from the (many) young KZbin creators - it seems like everyone has something to teach me, though some more than others, naturally. It took me a while to gain the humility necessary to clearly understand the depths of my own ignorance, but now that I (hopefully) have, everyone is my teacher.

[@hkynuts11]

Who Wants to Live Forever, live in Budapest is outstanding. Part of the Highlander trilogy, Who Wants to Live Forever, One Year of Love, and It’s a Kind of Magic are all marvelous and will amaze you.

[@kathythiesen5147]

FYI, most IMAX theaters in the US are going to be playing this entire concert from Montreal, 1981. I think it’s January 18 to 21.

[@dianecourtney2724]

So glad I found your great channel 🌹 You MUST see Somebody To Love Live Milton Keynes 1982 !!! Amazing and musicians seem to prefer it to Montreal. Personally I love them both. Be careful … you could very easily slip into the Queen rabbit hole😂 Welcome

[@gottabme6302]

Been living in that rabbit hole, and no desire to ever climb out. Keynes is my favorite STL. Roger was on 🔥 there 😊

[@susanechevarria4320]

I'm so glad you found QUEEN. Freddie is a one and only person. Have loved QUEEN for years. Just play it, and they will come. QUEEN Fans by the millions. RIP FREDDIE MERCURY 11/24/1991 1946-1991 ❤️🩷❤️🩷❤️🍸

[@davidmalarkey1302]

No choir no auto tune just 3 voices and a bucket load of talent

[@scottclark7309]

Keep it going. Queen will blow your mind It will keep getting better. There catalog is so broad and touches so many different genres. They were masters of the build. They will surprise you every time

[@chergui77]

Hello again Mr Music Mindset. It was so good of you to have that introduction, especially to introduce people to the legendary band, Queen and their multi talented composers, musicians, and singers. May I suggest you critiquing Queen’s performance at the 1985 charity concert called Live Aid. If you think Freddie was a “reverend” in this concert, wait until you see him with the audience eating out of his hand at Live Aid. And, if you want to see Freddie completely do a 180 degree turn, you need to critique him singing the song “Barcelona” with opera singer Montserrat Caballe. Queen doesn’t perform in “Barcelona,” but Freddie co-wrote the song for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. I don’t think I can ever make it through this song without crying. Thank you again for your wonderful contribution to music appreciation ❤

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

Great reaction new subscriber here Queen are an amazing band anything from the Rainbow concert in 1974 is brilliant Rock & Roll medley from London 1977 you can see how diverse Queen can be x

[@kbspark]

Last duo of concerts where only the 4 members of Queen were on stage . The next tour (Hot Space) had Spike Edney (who still plays with A.L & Queen) on backing synth and rhythm guitar

[@gilbertc.569]

I was at this concert 10th Row in front of Freddie. IT was amazing

[@lindamaclellan4899]

Lucky you to be so close to Queen....I was probably 20 rows in back of you but so fortunate just to be at this fantastic concert. Hard to believe it was 40+ years ago...I remember it as if it was yesterday!

[@terrigabriel582]

I never cared for Queen growing up with them until I got older and still am partial to their later years but appreciate all

[@LeroyBrown84]

MORE QUEEN PLEASE! 👑🎸😃

[@TheMusicMindset2023]

Yep, soon! and I hope you already joined.

[@blackcatmom2996]

You can watch the whole concert on YT. 2 songs later in this concert is a song called, I’m in love with my car. It features Roger in solo vocals then he and Brian take off on a crazy guitar and drum solo. My favorite live show hands down!

[@joannedarley1893]

I love your in depth analysis, it's really appreciated. There is one song from this amazing Montreal concert that I would love your opinion on, it's called "Save Me" it's my absolute favourite.

[@TheMusicMindset2023]

You get the shout out when I do!

[@joannedarley1893]

Thank you so much.

[@loridanarandolph2648]

Check out Save Me from this same concert. Beautiful song and Freddie' voice is amazing.

[@iltb5974]

I have one suggestion…LIVE AID QUEEN performance! Well worth the 20 minutes

[@pbell44]

Check out Queen at Live Aid. Make sure you pick the full set. It’s phenomenal!

[@neilgilbert6798]

Live aid is a must watch you will not be disappointed great reaction pal 🇬🇧

[@marianclough8577]

Those 'ladies voices' that you hear is actually Roger Taylor who has a very high singing voice. Everything was the four of them...drums, bass guitar, guitar, and singing.

[@janettesinclair6279]

The whole Montreal concert is amazing - well worth listening to. Can you imagine being there with the music at that standard and intensity for about 2 hours? Subscribed!

[@KevinWood9]

Freddie as a range of E2 to E6 and Roger as a range F2 to F6 and no backing singers. They was better live than in the studio

[@leslieduncan2405]

QUEEN ❤❤❤❤

[@User_Albert_V]

What a gentleman you are! I loved hearing and watching your reaction. Queen deserves all of the great comments they’ve been getting. The movie “Bohemian Rhapsody” explains some of the bands background, but it’s got some factual errors in it. Nevertheless, I liked the movie. I listen to many “reactors” comment on Freddie’s walking the stage with a part of the microphone stand. The movie gave a plausible reason, but really, Freddie was his own man. Again, thank you for your post. I just subscribed (which I hardly ever do) and can’t wait to see more!

[@michellesalgado6331]

Please react to Queen Who wants to live forever live in Budapest 1986

[@HealthAtAnyCost]

The gentleman telling the story of Queen in the beginning used pics of some of Queen's Tribute Bands. He might need to be a tad more careful next time.

[@Fotograffa]

I just started to watch your reaction to the studio version and I checked to see if you had found the live in Monteal version....can't wait to see your reaction. This version is way better than the studio recording. This is AWESOME!

[@cherylalexander1948]

You should review The Show Must Go On, and the live performance of Who Wants to Live Forever from their concert in Budapest.

[@janethernandez724]

The background vocals you hear in the background are from the other band members. The voice you say say sounds like a woman's voice is the talented drummer Roger Taylor, he has this amazing high falsetto singing voice, the man has an impressive singing range! Just so you know. 👍

[@aurorepinguet3115]

Thank you ❤ You can try "White Queen" - Hammersmith 1975 💛

[@MichelleSanGiorgio]

FANTASTIC! Thank you! 😅

[@jilldiable8119]

Queen are awesome,I had the good fortune to have seen them live twice,totally fantastic as are led zeppelin, seen many bands live over the yrs. Love ur reaction to queen.x

[@sfkeepay]

This is great! I love the backgrounder preface, love the informed commentary. Great job

[@TheMusicMindset2023]

Thanks so much!

[@BriRog68]

The incomparable Roger Taylor!! He was/is a beast on drums and vocals!!! He and Brian still tour as Queen with Adam Lambert and start their new tour in Nov! In over 50 years Queen has never split up. Please, please check out Wembley 86 concert and Budapest also 86...both complete fire, and to me at their very best👑♥️👑♥️👑 Rest In Love beautiful Freddie ♥️🙏

[@vaidasvezelis8497]

thank you for intro! good job!

[@maryhuhnke4706]

Best sound Ever!! I was at that Concert ❤

[@kpodonnell7924]

The choir you hear is Roger Taylor.

[@wanderleyzonneveld-direita8404]

I like it!!

[@joyceharkin3641]

I wondered if Brian May was having some sort of problem with his guitar just before Freddie engages the audience. Brian disappears to the back of the stage. Freddie and the others keep the beat going until he comes back to the front of the stage. You can see Freddie looking behind him to see if Brian's sorted, Brian nods and Freddie starts singing again. Does anybody know?

[@helenannetillyer9975]

Backing vocals have always been Rodger Taylor and brain may

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

"ladie's voices"? Nope, it's just Rogerina! Now, explain my comment to him. lol

[@jmsaucedo]

🔥🔥

[@kendallneason3645]

The ticket in the USA concerts were around $12. Amazing how times have changed.

[@keithbell4744]

Love yr reaction

[@petersconrad3917]

I'm your new subscriber. I'm a fan since the early '80s. I suggest you react to Queen 'Who wants to live forever' The official music video and the Live in Budapest concert. Check those two versions out, you'll be amazed by Freddie's Vocal. ❤

[@deborahhalbert3372]

Same concert: “Dragon Attack” Queen at their funkiest!