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[@calibadgerdude6082]

Brian May is a guitar genius. He cultivated a specific tone that was somewhere between a trumpet and a human voice, and used his instrument as an extension of his voice. Brilliant. Freddy had a voice you are lucky to find once every millennium. Such a special man.

[@zackmarkham4240]

He had such power, emotional inflection, and range. He had great control and ruled the stage just with his vocals. I don't think we'll have another singer like him in this century. He's a legend for a reason!

[@LearnToRefine]

Freddy took a crowd to church.. healed them, and then sent them home smiling

[@annaduvall4106]

Harmony Wisdom like a come to Jesus meeting!

[@suzannemcneal7320]

Harmony Wisdom Home smiling and feeling a we bit naughty!

[@iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2481]

Freddie*

[@feliciaf8]

lololol

[@hifijohn]

are you sure thats all he did to them????

[@TheRealAb216]

The greatest front man of all time.

[@oozingsauce2918]

elvis presley is

[@0okamino]

@oozing sauce - Both. Also, coincidentally, and somewhat oddly, they were close to being the same age when they died.

[@auntkittyhashtag2321]

@@oozingsauce2918 Fuk Stinky Elvis

[@freyamikilson6511]

You are not buggin. Queen was that dope. Freddie is considered by many to be one of the all time best vocalists & showman. His voice and swagger are legendary. Thanks for doing this video!

[@lromero8181]

Freya Mikilson also Steve Perry. Steve Perry and Freddy Mercury are my two favorites.

[@0okamino]

The idea of Queen and Journey on the same ticket around 1980-81. I can only imagine.

[@bibapriel6280]

he is not one of he was voted as best rock vokalist of all times

[@satchfan2010]

My god, how good was Freddie? He was simply operating on a different musical plane.

[@calebwatson4505]

Yes he was. He actually could hit more octaves than 99% of humans. His voice was literally unique

[@beckiwhite6259]

He is Einstein of music.

[@nostalgia815]

it's the whole band, not just Freddie.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

You are absolutely correct in your observation; Brian May (the guitarist) was very good at matching the inflection of Freddie's vocals. Interesting fact, Brian May has a doctorate in astrophysics, has made some important discoveries and was part of the Mars Pathfinder mission.

[@themightyfp]

John Green and that’s why I love the comment section that’s amazing thanks for the info peace ✌️

[@TwoandaHater]

Add to that, that he made his guitar with his dad from furniture wood.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

Absolutely correct! That guitar has been his signature for a very long time.

[@chaost4544]

Wow... I didn't know that about May. That information made my day, John.

[@estoy1001]

Brian (at the risk of making this section sound like a Chuck Norris meme) actually composed and wrote his solos, which was pretty much unheard of at the time. You just improvised it in most cases, but he actually wrote them.

[@roverwaters3875]

Queen was the best live rock band in the world. the most bootlegged and that is not a fanboy statement

[@jcarlos100]

Rover Waters best frontman ever

[@KeithR-wk1uf]

Best Showman Best Vocals Best Musicians

[@y10christiem]

i would say roger waters is one of the best lyricists of all time but in terms of live performances he's pretty famous for hiding behind the lights, show design and a literal wall blocking him from the audience. Freddie Mercury is the best live performer ever and has one of the best voices ever recorded

[@ianmelzer]

I think the Grateful Dead were the most bootlegged. You can find unofficial recordings of pretty much every performance they ever did. They actively encouraged it.

[@62rockin]

@Rover Waters, what do you mean was? Queen is still the best Rock Band in the World.

[@DougHouston42]

I've always considered Freddy as the worlds best Front man.

[@satchfan2010]

Freddie.

[@lollinelson5549]

No autotune, no backing tracks, no voice lessons, just God made Freddie Mercury, the greatest ever!!

[@cincilitigator5108]

I had never seen Queen live before this and I am 180% reversed on my opinion of this band. I had no idea they are this awesome from stem to stern. I see why there are those who put them at the top of all Rock product. Amazing. Thanks for this.

[@themightyfp]

Cinci Litigator right I thought the same thing they are amazing live.

[@ManUtdMrs]

I was blessed to see Queen Live with Freddie 6 times and at Live Aid...I met Freddie and the boys in 1977 too. Simply the best.

[@freddieskillerqueen9693]

When I read your post I got so excited because what I heard in my head was "I feel blessed because I've been to Heaven 7 times and I even met God and a few angels."

[@ManUtdMrs]

Believe me, that's what it felt like. I still get shivers about it to this day xx

[@freddieskillerqueen9693]

@@ManUtdMrs I have subscribed to your KZbin just in case you want to talk about your experience with Queen.

[@AT87]

You should check out The Show Must Go On by Queen, Freddie's voice will give you goosebumps, especially when you read about the recording: "When Brian May presented the final demo to Mercury, he had doubts that Mercury would be physically capable of singing the song's highly demanding vocal line, due to the extent of his illness at the time. To May's surprise, when the time came to record the vocals, Mercury consumed a measure of vodka and said "I'll fucking do it, darling!" then proceeded to perform the vocal line."

[@berndcotman4656]

Mother love was even harder

[@lorireece1970]

JackietheStripper He was one of a kind!

[@Elite-bh6pm]

This has to be one of the most incredible live performances I've ever seen or heard in my life.

[@roverwaters3875]

with only 4 instruments, no other interference

[@ronnieeagleandthealchemist2333]

They were as unique to their time as they would be now. Queen was during an era where bands were allowed to develop. The label game just isn't played that way anymore and music is the lesser for it overall.

[@JoeBlow_4]

+Elite, watch the youtube of them at Live Aid. It went down as the best live performance ever. There are documentaries about Freddie's performance. It's epic.

[@ConnorEduard]

‘82 was better in my opinion. Still brilliant.

[@dajtoad1]

+pudding pop Musically, I have to agree. This was extraordinary - band as a whole working together to produce amazing music. However, as an overall performance, their stint at Live Aid walks away with it. Freddie had 70,000 people in the palm of his hand from those first chords on the piano.

[@BeeBumper]

These guys walked onstage for their set on Live Aid and proceeded to "steal the show" from every major artist of the time. It was unbelievable the command he had of the crowds across Oceans. Something to witness.

[@ManUtdMrs]

I was there. The singing to Queen was so loud you couldn't hear yourself sing !! One of the best days of my life x

[@mubbles1066]

ManUtdMrs likewise...sometimes it pays to be an old git👍😊

[@ManUtdMrs]

Yes,it does ! ;)

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

It is estimated that including the satellite feeds, personal attendance, and downlinks, about 40% of the world's population watched that event, and Queen owned it.

[@casperwallace9685]

and when they did the show for Freddies death, not one of they could sing his part, none of them could touch his range, George Micheal did his best tho.......

[@crete3114]

Queen, were awesome musicians. Brian May is the most under appreciated guitarist. What can you say about Freddy Mercury. First of all he is probably is the most naturally talented vocalist ever. Freddy , and the rest of Queen were also next to the Beetles, the best at harmonizing. Freddy, was also one of the best front men ever, he could hold a crowd in the palm of his hand. Plus hey we’re so innovative, with out being pretentious.

[@robbin-lenzcaudill8267]

* Freddie*!

[@peggypenguin7290]

Ive seen the Brian May band and he and his band were awesome!!! 🐧🐧

[@derkabronen]

and to think this is waaay before autotune, makes you wanna go on a popstar killing spree

[@suzannemcneal7320]

Derkabronen Fredi The death of a thousand cuts would be justified in some cases!

[@bobbillnolan7644]

I'm up a for a spree, if there is one on the cards 😂

[@casperwallace9685]

These guys new their art and they could sing... nothing auto about them.

[@BitterBetty76]

😂

[@amichellewold1193]

Not for killing anyone. But it would be super hilarious to take everyone's Auto tune away and see how well their ticket/album sales do, lol.

[@MR-so1pf]

Freddie's favorite singer was Aretha Franklin. He believed in performing and entertaining his fans. Performing and entertaining are 2 different things. Want to really get the feel for Queen, watch the '85 Live Aid performance. It's always voted the best live performance of all time.

[@mattkenary]

If I could see one person live, singer or musician who has passed, Freddy would top that list hands down. Nobody had a voice like Freddy. On Queen's last album, Freddy barely able to walk was still able to belt out some of the most powerful vocals. Though that "These are the days of our lives" video, with him all powdered up and thin as a stick, was extremely sad, I'm getting emotional just thinking about that. Awesome that you digged this.

[@susanorchard1994]

Matt kenary all 3 surviving members of Queen all say the last few years of Freddies life the effort it took for him to sing and record was super human. Freddie was a beast.

[@robbin-lenzcaudill8267]

Matt Kenary, *Freddie*!

[@casperwallace9685]

Broke my heart to see the sight of him so ill. But never heard him complain and the band keep it quiet for so long... Such a strain. Much missed Freddy.

[@susanorchard1994]

Freddie

[@casperwallace9685]

No edit facility.

[@skaloc62]

Best frontman EVER !! RIP Freddie ....

[@vhenry75]

Queen almost deserve a reaction day..huge back catalogue,everything from 30s jazzy stuff though to full on metal.always go live vid though...great reaction rat....ps still can't unsee that Tiny Tim freak.

[@eval7952]

vhenry75 a Queen Holiday? I’m in!

[@65twiggy]

There is a video somewhere about his voice. They analyze it and it was different,he was unique. His vibrato blows me away.

[@TheBlackQueen]

Roger Taylor (the drummer) just has that face that looks like a lot of musicians. He looks a lot like a young Rod Stewert.

[@shauncrawford6529]

he resembles Lars Ulrich from metallica to me

[@TheBlackQueen]

Shaun Crawford If Lars' face was skinnier maybe.

[@pablobustamante8458]

He's got a fantastic voice as well

[@jca111]

He often sounds like Rod as well.

[@henryminute659]

He is also a renowned car nut. He gets put on the list for limited edition releases from Ferrari. If you are interested in cars you might have seen him on TV in stuff like Top Gear &c.....

[@pagevaughn9194]

Freddy was so perfect!! His range of octave was phenomenal!! One of the best, and your right he was as good live as he was in Studio! There will not ever be very many voices like him!!

[@rostislavkunchev3021]

I am glad you checked this out. There is no voice in the universe that can sound any near Freddie's, and the way he is using it, playing with it, along with the band's performance... Out of this world! Nice reaction, keep it going.

[@darrellwaller6205]

Dude, the performance they put on at Live Aid 1985 is considered the best live performance of anybody of all time. Queen was the shit!!!!

[@peterd440]

Queen transcended race and age boundaries in a way few bands have ever done with extraordinary talent. I got to see them live 3 times and they remain the best band I have ever seen with the first being at the end of the 1970s when I was 17 and the last at their final original-lineup show at Knebworth in England in 1986. The US had fallen out of love with them by then but they were loved in Europe where they performed to over 1 million people on their 'A Kind of Magic' tour with 400,000 in the UK alone. In their last 3 nights in England they sold out Wembley Stadium twice and then 120,000 tickets for their final night at Knebworth. This was before the internet when you applied for tickets in the post. Queen were astonishing and they always left the crowd happy.

[@301gobluehailmich1]

one of the all time great voices....shame he died so early...R.I.P Freddie Mercury ......keep up the good work and ✌ 🤘

[@marileecornelius1777]

This is someone whom I'd consider a saint (btw, saints are not perfect, and neither are angels). Man. He's really one of the most beautiful people to have ever lived.

[@paulmclaughlin7147]

Watch their performance at live aid Wembley stadium they stole the show 👍

[@jimshelby406]

Freddie Mercury and Ronnie Dio.... So far above everyone else in rock it's not even funny. Both had beautiful & warm tone and resonance, perfect phrasing, incredible pitch and both made the difficult task of adding emotion and vulnerability to their voices look easy. The fact that they both do this while jumping around and shaking hands with fans without missing a beat is beyond impressive. Lastly, both men had absolute control over their 'instrument' which made everything they did look so incredibly easy. Truly two of the greatest singers of all time period!

[@themightyfp]

Dale Cary I love Dios voice

[@lordofthenumbers2757]

Dale Cary Maybe you should add Devin Townsend to that short list? ;-)

[@jimshelby406]

LordOfTheNumbers - He's got great range but doesn't really do anything for me. Another quality that I forgot to mention earlier that both Freddie & Ronnie possessed which can't be taught was charisma. I never saw Freddie live so I can't speak to his but I saw Ronnie about a dozen times and was fortunate to be able to meet him twice and this guy had it in spades. When he walked into a crowded room all it took was a smile and a few words and that room was his. Just amazing to watch... couple that with his talent and you have something special. Devon is fun to listen too but he doesn't have that 'it' quality in both voice and presence that Ronnie & Freddie had and it's not even close.

[@dub2118664]

absolutely agree

[@braxious]

A note about Brian May he built the guitar that he plays thats why its so good

[@susanorchard1994]

chris rowley him and his dad built the guitar because they couldn't afford to buy one. According to Brian, it about 18 months to build and was built with table and mantle scraps for the body and scraps from a junk pile.

[@michaelwaynemartin3291]

That makes him a guitar jedi.

[@Conservchick854]

I loved hearing/watching your reaction.... One of the best bands EVER!!!!!!

[@themightyfp]

KRIS SCHNEIDER 😃 glad you enjoyed it. Stay Peace ✌️

[@margaretsmith927]

COULD U PLEASE DO A REACTION VIDEO TO THE ORIGINAL STUDIO RECORDING OF THE DOOBIE BROTHERS OLD BLACK WATER NOT LIVE THANKS MARJIE

[@lusmas99]

Had the good fortune to see Queen live in 1980 (the Game tour) and 1982 (the Hot Space tour). Amazing performances and shows. Queen fan since 1975. Welcome aboard the "Queen Fan-train".

[@philiposm]

Great job on this. Also, check out the George Michael performance of this back in 91?, at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert, he was amazing. 2 greats gone too soon.

[@jolene0602]

philiposm I would love to see you do the George Michael one too

[@philiposm]

Jolene Rotolo I will try my best but.....

[@trishaurvan9439]

philiposm George Michael was amazing!

[@MasonIce1999]

George had an amazing voice and presence on stage . Love him!

[@Rockermom59]

The year You're My Best Friend was released was 1976 when I was in high school. I dedicated it to my best friend. The incomparable Freddie. Doesn't get any better than that! Thank thou!!

[@smittycal]

Love Queen. Some of the best to ever do it. They have a movie coming out soon about them too. Dope reaction as well. I’ve got a suggestion for WTF Wednesday I’ll post soon lol

[@ghiddles4865]

Thanks for this....Yes FM is the definition of SWAG...Great entertainer & Showman. I just "rediscovered" his music....loved and listened to "Another one bites the dust", We are the Champions, etc...just did not know who's music it was at the time.

[@cincilitigator5108]

Your cool bro. Thanks for spreading non-negativity.

[@themightyfp]

Cinci Litigator idk if I made sense but think we know what I mean 😆 Stay Peace ✌️

[@suzannemcneal7320]

Rat rap you always make sense to us. Your trying to put into words what this music makes you feel. Us lovers of rock have been trying to explain this to our parents, teachers and country music and rap fans, for most of our lives. We totally get it. Sometimes the music hits you and words just won't do. 😉

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Magnificent band, pleas do more of their songs dude.. doesn’t get much better

[@ErisRising]

What a great pick. That specific performance at Live Aid (including the other songs they played) has been called one of the best live performances in the modern era, so it's a perfect one to react to.

[@jamesmcconnell8969]

this wasnt the live aid performance

[@ErisRising]

You're right! My bad, the outfit and multiple beers on the piano threw me.

[@jamesmcconnell8969]

no worries :)

[@suzannemcneal7320]

I thought it was live aide also. Which one was it? He really needs to review the live aid set. Thanks for the correct info though.

[@Myfavoritealbums666]

Looks like some of News of The World tour ( telling by the drumhead on kick drum).

[@karlenemacdonald6549]

Freddie Mercury had an amazing vocal range...and was a natural talented singer. He was outrageous, and pushed the envelope on stage and in his private life. But...he was always true to himself and his music. He was unique. The whole band complimented each others talent and they were especially brilliant at live performances...and usually did huge arenas and football stadiums....and this is where Freddie shone as an artist...he commanded the attention of hundreds of thousands of people in the audience....they were captivated by him. A talent sadly missed.

[@dcanmore]

thanks for that, one of the best music videos out there, amazing performance.

[@kenwelch198]

They are all so talented. Their instrumentation, their harmonies, stage presence.

[@RD-ix1tq]

I was blessed to see this tour, I was only 14 years old, you just had to be there, everybody sang along with every song, he would just stop singing and let the crowd take over, imagine 18 thousand signing along every word to every song, never will forget that, it was a moving experience for sure!!!!!

[@dawnfrakes8643]

My fav live vid of all time!!!!THANKS!!!

[@NZLatic]

So impressed with your reaction. Queen are in a class of their own. I don’t need to tell you how insane Freddie’s vocal powers were... you have heard, you have seen, you have believed. (Justin Hawkins). But her rest of the band were unmatched, particularly live. Brian May is one of the finest rock guitarists of all time and has influenced so many other great guitarists. Roger Taylor’s drums matched with John Deacons bass were the perfect foil to Freddie and Brian...and Rogers high notes in the back ups!! Just listen to the Opera breakdown in Bohemian Rhapsody to hear how high he gets.

[@TheBlackQueen]

I literally just finished playing this song on drums and then saw this video.

[@themightyfp]

The Black Queen it was meant to be 😂

[@Mr.Dobalina_Mr.BobDobalina]

I really like how you add info about the band and their music. I've never seen anyone else ever do that in a reaction video. Cheers.

[@SoCali_Surfer]

Queen was amazing! Freddie Mercury's voice was incomparable. Never took voice lessons, he knew how to access a multi-octave vocal range. I believe I read that his voice went to a 5th octave C. This is by far my favorite song of his. Besides it being musically brilliant, the lyrics bring it! What you said about the guitar solo is spot on! I never could put into words what it was, and yes, a continuation of Freddie's voice. I guess a lot of people asked him why he didn't get his teeth fixed, like it was any of their f-ing business! He said he didn't know if the shape of his overbite and high palate contributed to his voice, and he didn't want to jeopardize that, as well as, he was comfortable in his own skin. There are 2 different videos of George Michael singing Somebody to Love: the performance at the Tribute to Freddy Mercury, and his practice run earlier that day. I'd never been a fan of the pop music that George Michael sang, but he raised the bar on this performance! If you haven't watched the practice run, which is just as good as the performance, you should. Notice on the side of the stage, David Bowie and Seal are there watching him!

[@shauncrawford6529]

this is probably too long to react but you should watch it. Queens set during Liveaid 1985. I remember seeing a documentary said Freddie wanted the 6 pm spot where other artists wanted later. He picked it cause the crowd would still be fresh and was right after the 5 oclock news so everyone at home would just be tuning in. They destroyed it and none of the later artists were very eager to go onstage afterwards. Please internet scholars I'm sure I got some of this wrong so forgive me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2OVoKxumaudp8U

[@ManUtdMrs]

They came on stage about 6.40pm. It was the best 20 minutes of my life, concert-wise, I think!

[@xanderrussell9573]

Think I read somewhere also that the reason for the early time slot was so the American audience would see their performance

[@HeidiHaaland]

Freddie was no dummy.

[@golfoffers4713]

One of my fav comments on any reaction video, "am I bugging or did the guitar carry on singing where he left off" I thought I was the only person in the world who noticed that! Awesome reaction, thank you

[@Julian-to7ro]

What a great piece of music, they were live even better than in the studio, man I'm jealous and thanks for your nice reaction bruh

[@lilykam5605]

Love your review of my area of music! Appreciate your positive vibes and acknowledging one of the greatest bands and singers ever!

[@somepothead4849]

imo not only the best rock voice of all time but 1 of the best singers of any genre, nothing but love for Freddie Mercury. totally insane how he sounds better live then in studio recordings. would of loved to have gone to a queen concert. so cant wait to watch the movie about him that is about to come out

[@feliciaf8]

IKR!! that's one of the beauty of Queen, they're sound the best when live lol

[@hisbean]

There will never be another Freddie Mercury. He was an amazing singer, with a massive vocal range, and incredible front man. There will also never be another Queen, not the way the original 4 were together.

[@WeblBob]

Awesome Song. It is strange how different people are raised in different backgrounds. I was raised in upstate NY and grew up listening this stuff. I was positive that you would stop this and say you knew this song. Thank you for the review and keep spreading positive vibes.

[@matthieujoly424]

Was about to get to sleep then... .. thanks, what a good way to get to sleep with that classic!

[@raychelb6904]

I love watching you watch I love the way you let the video run till the end Queen lives 4ever

[@trollfinger]

I saw Queen on tv when I was around 5 or 6 and became obsessed with music because of it. What a band!

[@DirectDemocrat]

Yes, Queen did play as a support band. It was in 1973 where they were support act to a band called Mott The Hoople. Queen trashed them, to be honest. That was the only tour on which they supported anyone. After 1974 they were always the headline act. I was lucky enough to see Queen live about 26 times as I can work out, including the last live performance at Knebworth. Me and my brother latched on to them very quickly as teenagers where they went from being nobodies to being the world's best live band.....and frankly it was no contest. Nobody got even remotely close to performing like them in live situations. The simple proof is to go back and watch their Live Aid performance from 1985. Live Aid was mostly crap until Queen turned up and blew everyone else off the stage. It was like men and boys. It is rather amusing to read what the U2 fans say because they like to pretend that on the day U2 were the best band but that is simply re-writing history. Queen minced everybody. It was like they came from a different planet. In the UK there was an exit poll carried out at Wembley Stadium where people were asked who the best band were. Queen got 92% of the vote.....the other 8% were either deaf or lying. It's that simple. The secret of the band was that it had four excellent song writers, all capable of writing massive global hits. Name another band who could say that? All of them were excellent musicians and were all multi-instrumentalist. The drummer, Roger Taylor could also play guitar and keys as well as being one of the world's best drummers; John Deacon the bass player was also a very good guitarist in his own right and could also play drums and piano. He is the band member that nobody knows the name of but everyone knows his bass riffs....and steals them. Brian May once said that John was the best rhythm guitar player he had ever played with. Brian May is a unique guitarist. What he does isn't hard by modern standards but he did first when nobody else could. And What can you say about Freddie Mercury. The guy was a lunatic but what a genius vocalist, pianist and an excellent hockey player apparently. Whatever they had it just clicked.

[@kruskalalgorithm]

I'm so, so jealous. Imagine hearing this glorious sound for the first time, I'm so glad you enjoyed it- QUEEN!!!

[@themightyfp]

This might sound mean but i do love knowing Im enjoying some peoples favorites for the first time and i understand the feeling of wanting to get that 1st experience...thanks for sharing your favorite music with me. Stay Peace!

[@kruskalalgorithm]

Nothing mean about it Friend. There is a universe of music out there, and I'm always pleased when someone else enjoys something I like. Best of luck to your channel- I'm certainly going to keep watching.

[@karenlambert1146]

I am here and I am so glad you took the time to play this live! MWAH!!

[@williamhorton3066]

Glad the video is still up. I mean, I am a super heavy metal fan mostly but much respect for the talent all the guys have. Love Freddie , rip. Good video brother.

[@michaelcrawley5211]

Every time I see Freddie Mercury he looks just like a member of the Village People that cannot be denied. What also cannot be denied is he is a master of music.... dude was legit he could sing.... he has to be one to the top vocalist ever! He was so talented! RIP Freddie!

[@bibapriel6280]

Vikkige people the biker was straight,Freddie was bisexual

[@sigoy]

Great vid man, love your respect and reaction and acceptance of stuff normally outside of your comfort zone. Cool.

[@spencerreynolds7692]

There is a big difference between seeing a live concert and a live performance. One has musicians singing a song one of them wrote while playing instruments, the other are people singing to a back track. Nice to see people still experiencing and appreciating their first rock concert.

[@sandyleewhite]

Love your reactions and commentary!!! QUEEN was in my opinion, the best rock band ever!!! Have loved them from the 70's and still listen to them today :) Thank you for sharing your thoughts & keeping QUEEN alive & rocking on into the 21st Century !!!

[@trvlaqwst7570]

All the words you put together was Perfect to explain a rock legend

[@Brecamp]

These are the days of our lives makes me sob......it took on a whole different meaning than originally intended.......

[@bobbillnolan7644]

1982, Milton Keynes Bowl, by far best live performance by Queen.....

[@raj102945]

But the sound recording is poor quality. Montreal show was really well recorded.

[@bobbillnolan7644]

I have, queen, Milton Keynes bowl on DVD, with DTS, surround sound, i have to disagree..... sounds great

[@ssvm769]

I was listening to Queen since I was a little girl. They're just Iconic. No matter what genre of music you listen to, everybody will love Queen ❤

[@mdgraystone]

I loved every minute of your honesty and your enlightened reaction to Freddy Mercury, the world's gift of music and its messages. You gotta nuther sub. Peace.

[@knox123]

Queen, Freddie Mercury...these dudes are legends. So tragic that Freddie's life was cut short. Loved your reaction, man.

[@themightyfp]

So was this Live Aid I reading different accounts of the venue. Regardless this was so dope. 😃 Stay Peace ✌️

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Rap Rat Trapped no this was one of their shows, plus Live Aid was in 85

[@esselleanderic]

You should also check out George Michael’s version of this song at the tribute concert to Freddie Mercury after he died

[@alanpeterson4939]

Look up Radio GaGa by Queen at Live Aid. It is amazing.

[@bobbillnolan7644]

Ess Elle : No he should not because its a terrible version of the song

[@krisbowditch827]

Rap Rat Trapped fucking spine chilling shit bro 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@ShyLabeef]

talking heads - psycho killer, sick song bro been singing it for a week straight

[@mattkenary]

I agree, Psycho Killer is a good one

[@Module79L]

Psycho Chicken is a better one, but for WTF Wednesdays. :D

[@69Phuket]

Talking Heads = Brilliant!!!! Everything....

[@kidspack3taylor420]

Love your review of Queen 😊 I have watched and listened to Queen since 1973 , they are simply the best

[@AngstyAsHell]

Hey man great videos! I grew up on metal and hip hop so I love you are stepping out and finding new stuff that you like. I liked on the enter sandman video where you spoke about how your ears aren't used to hearing the words through the tempo and yelling and I completely get that. When I first started listening to metal it sounded like a bunch of screaming but just like learning a new language your brain gets used to it and eventually you can understand every word. Keep up the videos man I am enjoying them all. I will send you some random suggestions. I will throw out a few quick ones: Thrice - Black Honey The Black Keys - Tighten Up Killswitch Engage - Holy Diver

[@themightyfp]

Vilrun yea the vocals on some of these metal song are difficult to decipher

[@krisbowditch827]

Thanks for paying great respect for this live masterpiece 👍👍👍👍love the honesty 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@krisbowditch827]

Freddie was a Big Aretha Franklin fan too...r.i.p too ..big influence on mr Mercury

[@69Phuket]

I watched this 6 times....And Clicked the add!!! This was Dope! ;O

[@themightyfp]

69Phuket 😮 😊 ✌️ Thank u

[@themysterysuk2097]

I love it when you find something new to listen to

[@JohnDoe-yr4zr]

One of the greatest vocalists/frontman or woman/entertainers ever, full stop. Guaranteed to make the hairs all over your body stand up & dance. Nice one Freddie x

[@jasonwhisenhunt1228]

They also did the entire sound track to the highland movie. One of the greatest soundtracks ever.

[@themightyfp]

Jason Whisenhunt “highlander?”

[@matthewdrake4385]

The Flash Gordon soundtrack as well.

[@themightyfp]

Matthew Drake one of my favorite movies super cheesy but fun as hell to watch

[@joedevlin6311]

Wish you would more queen man. Love the vids. Keep it coming.

[@themightyfp]

Joe Devlin thanks I’ll get back to them soon.

[@CC-gd9wl]

4 guys and their instruments. That's it. Freaking AWESOME!

[@sheilaf1946]

Showmanship is a perfect word to describe Freddie Mercury dude. Well done and glad you enjoyed it so much.

[@theoffbeat7972]

Damn, now that's how you end a song! Such powerful music

[@dehoedergia]

Queen is one of those bands that transcend genres, they're their own thing and they just do it right.

[@anthonycrep9639]

It’s really fun watching people discover and appreciate Queen. Do yourself a favor, if you haven’t already. Watch the Queen Live Aid performance. Considered by many to be one of the greatest live performances of all time.

[@gwalia2112]

You're right about the guitar and voice meld thingy. The one band I wish I'd seen live. Greatest band ever.

[@cynthiacook583]

I am so happy to see new people coming to love Freddie!!

[@OberDesiah]

Freddie M is so fucking musical. And that energy on stage.

[@truthdetectivewithstephanielee]

I am so glad you liked this song. Queen is legendary. Freddie’s voice...OMG!

[@daemonmustaine]

He was just more than a singer, he was a great performer as well!

[@deelzebub1213]

Freddy had perfect pitch, everyone in the band wrote songs, and the lead guitarist is one of the best ever, and got a PhD in physics as a hobby when he wasn't being a rock star.

[@angelty6881]

I will never forget that day seeing them play and i was only 7 loved it

[@susanorchard1994]

Freddie was and still among the very elite when it comes to talent, showmanship and singing. He commanded the stage and the audience. Very mesmerising and you couldn't take your eyes on him and still just as mesmerizing today. Just about every musician on the planet will all say Freddie is the best. On stage Freddie was commanding and extroverted but off stage very very shy and reserved. Many say he didnt correct his overbite because he feared it would change his voice and the acoustics. He had four extra teeth which caused his signature overbite. He began singing at the age of 4 or 5 according to his mother and took piano lessons at 7. Queen is the only band with all 4 members in the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Each of them have written number 1 songs. As well as being inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

[@eabdtbeadt]

I'm 55 yr old and I was a queen fan in the 70's - I've seen queen 3x in my life (concert tickets were $10 & $15) and the guitarist got his sound from using a 6 pence coin for his sound - which gave him orchestral guitar sound

[@KarlMcMAn]

This was my first time hearing this live version. Cheers

[@GroovingPict]

"it had to be a pain in the ass to follow them"... after they absolutely slayed during their set at Live Aid in 1985, poor David Bowie had to follow it, and as he's passing Freddie backstage he says something along the lines of "how the hell am I supposed to follow that?" But then goes out and delivers an absolutely killer set himself. I mean, he had to. So yes, following them would be intimidating, but on the other hand, it would also inspire an already great artist like Bowie to pull out his absolute best. You might wanna react to Queen's Live Aid performance at some point, it's only something like 15-20 minutes total, but considered by many to be among the very best live performances ever (there were many artists performing and they ran those spots pretty strictly, you can even see a big clock at the side of the stage, when the camera films that way, so that the various performers didnt run over their allotted times)

[@MLeibs]

😂🤣😂 You make me laugh! ✌🏽from Chicagoland! 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻Queen forever!