Ty Reacts To QUEEN "SOMEBODY TO LOVE"

[@kimd.9070]

No autotune, Freddie Mercury died 6 years before autotune. Just talent.

[@reactionextraction]

Pure Talent, Pure Legend 💯

[@cspole3435]

Love this song so much.... (You're going to hear this a lot) but please react to the live version in Montreal 1981! You won't be sorry!! One of the best live performances ever!

[@reactionextraction]

Thank you, we’ll check it out !

[@karenj3611]

Or Live at Milton Keynes bowl is also amazing

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

Freddie considered this song better than Bohemian Rhapsody from the writing aspect. The band wrote their own stuff in cca. 15 genres and Freddie could sing all of them effortless, he was much more than a simple rock singer.

[@reactionextraction]

Incredible Talent 💯

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

Live in Montreal please as others have said Queen are a brilliant live band they did the live songs different to the studio versions x the choir of 3 voices Freddie Brian’s & Rogers voices went so well together x Queen are a very diverse band they did songs in all genres x

[@reactionextraction]

Next we’ll do some live Queen for sure ✅

[@debramoore7513]

Hey Lindsey - You are absolutely correct about In The Lap Of The Gods!! And I did know cuz I have the Queen II album!! Duh!! So thank you! 👍

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

@@debramoore7513 Hi no worries ❤️ I only realised as I had listened to Queen II today 😊 x

[@stellatricella7742]

I am soooo glad that Ty said this is a masterpiece. When I was a child I literally felt in love with Queen listening this song. I think this is one of the first lp I brought. Pure emotion!!! I still have shivers ...

[@reactionextraction]

Love the memories, thx for sharing! Pretty cool 😎 first LP to buy! Queen - Classic

[@ursabobsage351]

This was Freddie’s tribute to Aretha Franklin and her gospel roots. He admired her so much. No choir involved. All Queen stacking their harmonies to make it sound like a choir!

[@marilynsmith9758]

Enjoyed your reaction to one of Queen’s classic songs. I am huge Queen fan and classic rock fan so have subbed to your channel. I don’t know if you are reacting to live performances, but Queen is considered by many to be the greatest live rock band of all time with Freddie Mercury the greatest rock band frontman and vocalist of all time. Some suggestions for live performances are Somebody to Love live in Montreal 1981, Stone Cold Crazy live at the Rainbow 1974 and White Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975.

[@reactionextraction]

I am hearing a lot about doing a live Queen reaction, we’ll do one next film session 💯👍🏼

[@raffaellazanin1786]

One of the best songs in the history of rock. Great song, great musicians, great reaction.

[@reactionextraction]

Queen - absolute Legends ✅

[@ayushdd4294]

No autotunes for Queen. Never. But like your appreciation of his voice. You should watch live performances. Love his voice. He is a great musician, and a genius composer.

[@reactionextraction]

We’ll do some live Queen MV soon ✅

[@kb8300]

No autotune ever on queen

[@tarar1998]

My favorite Queen song!!! No one better than Freddie!❤ One thing I love about this song is so many songs are about wanting love and this song is about "I want to give love." Find me someone I can give my love to! Freddie is the best front man in history !

[@reactionextraction]

agreed 😎😎, top 5 !

[@NoCanDu]

I was holding my breath! When he said he didn’t like ABTD, I was a bit flabbergasted! So glad he liked this one! ❤️

[@reactionextraction]

Me Too ✅

[@helenespaulding7562]

REALLY should watch this live Montreal. Adds so much.

[@astraboots]

Somebody to Love Montreal 1981 live HD pure Queen perfection hope you agree.

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Nice reaction! Queen is a very eclectic band, with a lot of different styles, genres and sounds. Why not check out Stone Cold Crazy - Queen live at the Rainbow 1974, it is officially known or recognized as the first thrash metal song. Queen did everything from synth pop and Motown to jazz, metal and progressive rock. Check out some of Queen's progressive rock masterpieces, such as Liar - Queen live at the rainbow 1974 or Innuendo from their last album. I recommend live version because people often like the live versions more then the studio versions, Queen was a great live band. If you want to see the true beginning of Bohemian Rhapsody check out, My Fairy King from Queens debut album, it is a great song. Queen could be edgy as well, check out Gimme The Prize - Queen. Freddie could sing anything convincingly, he even did a bit of opera.

[@reactionextraction]

Totally, can’t wait to play more Queen for Ty 😎

[@NateEMG]

@@reactionextraction don't forget the prophet's song which is arguably better than bohemian rhapsody

[@debramoore7513]

My favorite song no matter studio version or every live version that exists!! Written by Freddie inspired by Aretha Franklin very Gospel driven. The lyrics reflect the writer’s prayer in finding Somebody To Love!! Amazing!! Check the live version at Montreal (perfection) and Milton Keynes (powerful) 💟

[@dianecourtney2724]

A must to SEE Live .

[@yvrkid7070]

Freddie, Roger and Brian overdubbed their voices to sound like a choir. They got so good at it they called themselves the sausage factory. When you hear the studio version you don't think they could do a great live version but if you watch Somebody To Love Live in Montreal 1981 you will see Queen at it's best live. It will give you goosebumps. I saw Queen live on the Day At The Races tour in 1977 and it spoiled me for all other concerts.

[@reactionextraction]

Amazing Vocals, once in a lifetime stuff 😎😎

[@susanengland3919]

If you want to see a premier Queen performance, watch Queen at Live Aid 1985. You'll see why people consider Freddie the best front man in the history of rock.

[@bluebell3720]

One of Freddies he thought he wrote it better than bo rap. He adored Aretha Franklin so wanted a gospel vibe

[@geraldherrmann787]

you gotta watch the quintessential live version of this song, montreal 1981.

[@Destyn2b]

Oh wow! I'm early for this one. I only recently found (and subbed) your channel and binging the reactions. Just caught up on Queen. I'm definitely like Dad and jamming out to the classics. Lol I love music and it's definitely the universal language. Keep bridging the generational gap.

[@reactionextraction]

Thx for the kind words & for watching the show! Music is the universal language, we’re doing our best to teach each other. Not always easy, ha 😬

[@debramoore7513]

March of the Black Queen 🖤🖤

[@jodyalaniz]

I think part of the power of queen is there a live performances. I definitely think you would love them if you saw them perform the songs live. Hopefully you can find some of those videos to watch.

[@reactionextraction]

Thx for watching the show! Indeed we will react to some Live QUEEN !! 😎😎

[@jemxs]

Third time's a charm for Ty!! Great song and discussion.

[@reactionextraction]

Thank you Jemxs, yes Ty liked this one ✅ Can’t wait to play more for him!

[@rominadevizia8188]

You have to react to the live in Montreal 1981... No comparison to the studio version... The best performance ever

[@jazzlefettie]

NO autotune. Not even a little. It didn’t exist yet. Freddie Mercury and Queen were the real deal.

[@jeffreymosher6334]

Watched this, enjoyed and then moved on to other things over the weekend, without reacting. Great comments as usual from the community. Glad Ty enjoyed this track from Queen. Without going for the hits. (And even if they aren't listened to for reaction),... trying not to re-tread over material mentioned by others. There are some album cuts, or lesser focused on releases worthy of a during the course of learning Queen, even if you aren't listening to whole albums. These choices would be: "Don't Stop Me Now", off 'Jazz'. "Dragon Attack", off 'The Game'. "Lily of the Valley" of the medley, and "Now I'm Here", off 'Sheer Heart Attack'. ✌

[@reactionextraction]

Great idea Jeffrey, don't want to undercut the deeper album tracks of such an Iconic band. I'm going to check those out & we"ll do one on the show ! 😎

[@imweakfordeaky]

How about trying what fans often call Bohemian Rhapsody’s Younger Sister : “Innuendo” (from their album of the same name, 1991). It has all the elements you named as Queen, with a twist of LedZep-like influence, insanely good transitions, a surprise element from their prog-roots’ influence Yes - an amazing, award-winning video… and all recorded as Freddie suffered through his final years with incredible strength and determination. “Innuendo” Official Video link : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWOxYYehm9eEnrs

[@reactionextraction]

Cool 😎 suggestion, we’ll check it out !

[@larcsivegh1260]

Please react to Queen-Scandal (amazing song)!!

[@leslapins7617]

I hope you will also react to George’s version! It brings me chills every time I watch it! 🥰

[@jarodorla6949]

Can you do a reaction to Paul Young-Wherever I lay My hat- (Downbeat remix 2018) HQ

[@reactionextraction]

First time I’ve heard Paul Young mentioned, ha love him 🇬🇧 some really great tunes “come back and stay” “I’m gonna tear your playhouse down” ✅

[@marymiller6625]

where's the video?

[@vovindequasahi]

Why does everybody react to this fucking boring song. Queen has made so many awesome songs, yet everybody reacts to the same boring shit. Try some other stuff, like Ogre Battle, March of the Black Queen, Let Me Entertain You, Death On Two Legs, Princes of the Universe, Jesus, or ANYTHING but this fucking song and shit like Bohemian Rhapsody and Play the Game.

[@reactionextraction]

Hello Richard, just thought my son Ty would like the song 👍🏼

[@vovindequasahi]

@@reactionextraction Let him hear the hidden Queen tracks instead.

[@reactionextraction]

That’s a good idea, but which deeper cut would really blow his mind? Help Me 👍🏼😎

[@vovindequasahi]

@@reactionextraction Dead On Time, or Ogre Battle.

[@reactionextraction]

Ok these are legit right … 🇬🇧 Queen fans will be interested ? If so I guarantee you we’ll film one next session 🤘🏻