FIRST TIME REACTION To Queen - 'Somebody To Love' 1981 Montreal

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Thank you for watching our reaction to Queen's iconic performance of "Somebody To Love" live in Montreal 1981! 🎤🔥 If you enjoyed our reaction, please give this video a thumbs up 👍, subscribe to our channel 🔔, and share your thoughts in the comments below. Support Queen by Subscribing to their channel: www.youtube.com/@Queen Check out our Queen Live Aid Reaction here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5iYmqmLqs97orc Do you have more song recommendations for us? We're all ears! Share them in the comments section below. 👇 Let's keep the music and positivity flowing friends!

[@josefschiltz2192]

If there is such a thing as a dual perfect performance then Queen: Somebody to love (Live In Milton Keynes) is it. This was - I believe - Freddie's favourite song and he loved to tinker around with it. No performance of it is the same and in this version you can hear the crowd chanting Somebody To Love as he revs them up. It also has the most romantic intro.

[@harvelle2432]

'Gotten' isn't even a word in English. It's an American and Canadian word. 'Got' is used in the UK as an English word.

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@harvelle2432 'Gotten' originally from Middle English geten, from Old Norse geta, and is related to Old English gietan. In British English, gotten was the preferred form some centuries ago. But, then around the 1600s, the standard form shifted to got athough gotten does appear in some British English dialects. Gotten migrated with the New World settlers. Gotten appears in the works of Shakespeare and the writings of Thomas Hobbs and the King James anglicization of the Bible.

[@harvelle2432]

@@josefschiltz2192 Yes it started in the Bible but I'm atheist and they're really dumb. So it doesn't apply to me. 🤔

[@MikeSkinner63]

Check George Michael's live version. He smashed it!

[@RaukoDaz3D]

Roger Taylor rocking out better vocals while playing the drums than most lead vocalists today ..

[@basstian]

I don't think there are too many people in the world who can sing like that; I don't think there are too many people in the world who can play the drums like that. Now imagine doing both!

[@MegaBadgeman]

@@basstian Though not in the same leque, Karen Carpenter started out on drums and vocals.

[@TheToledoTrumpton]

Yeah saw them at Wembley Arena the day after John Lennon died, and they added a tribute to John into the concert. We had all lost our voices by the end and went home croaking at each other on the tube. And yes most reviewers at some point say, "You know that drummer can sing a bit as well!"

[@krowbar2009]

Yeah drummer singers are like gold. I mean it must be like rubbing your head and patting your tummy. Or maybe the best of them can just think of it like another part of there drum kit. So few bands had drummers that could do it though. Rodger fucking owned it and could sing and sing very well

[@YorkieAndy2008]

@@basstian Check out The Warning and especially the drummer , Paulina (Pau) Have so many songs to choose from , try Disciple. You will not be disappointed .

[@markieman64]

John Deacon's seemingly effortless playing was a big inspiration for me to learn bass. This is a great example.

[@stuartcarden1371]

Yes to this! 100% agree. I wish I could be so relaxed playing Deacon lines

[@nzlemming]

Deacon is criminally underrated - he was/is fabulous.

[@happyheretic01]

John Deacon's cool af in my book.

[@Dusk.EighthLegion]

I played Californication for my music GCSE on bass, and this is still better then anything I have ever played.

[@markieman64]

Right? And he never looks like he's trying. He's just always swinging about. Unless you look carefully, you'd never know that he was playing what he was. The whole band have a kind of effortless look about them, to a certain extent, but I feel Deacon took that a step further. La dee da dee da, while playing some of the most iconic bass lines in rock music, some of which for songs he wrote. Amazing!

[@destinyreelly2974]

Whoever mic’d, mixed and mastered this show should be enshrined in the rock n’ roll hall of fame. That’s what perfection sounds like.

[@NoggintheNog37]

4 people. Thats it, one guitar, one set of drums, one bass and one piano. No backing tracks to fill in the sound, no bank of back up singers. I saw them live, twice, and I still have to remind myself that all of that music comes from just 4 people.

[@karlmaddin6554]

You guys are witnessing greatness right here. Freddie Mercury undoubtedly is one of the greatest musicians of all time 🐐

[@peterattfield]

If you get chance you need or should check out Freddie Mercury with Montserrat Caballé 'Barcelona' A Rock God and an Oprea Goddess.

[@truffleshuffler3440]

I'd second this. 40(ish) years on, and Queen's set at the Live Aid concert still stands, in my opinion, as the greatest live performance I've ever seen. However, "Barcelona" may be Freddie's greatest masterpiece. Two performers at the pinnacle of their respective genres ... with Freddie getting the chance to sing with his idol. Very, very special ...

[@Silvermachine7]

@@truffleshuffler3440 I'd third that....

[@helendunbar1845]

Yep ❤

[@RAl-rc7su]

Freddie!!!! Not Freddy

[@barbwolpert1856]

Choose the live at La Nit version.

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

They are all song writers. The only band that has each member individually inducted into the rock and roll writers hall of fame. Freddie wrote Bohemian Rhapsody; Roger wrote Radio Gaga; John Deacon wrote Another one bites the dust and Dr Sir Brian May wrote We will rock you. Freddie, Roger and Brian are all vocalists too with individual albums. ❤

[@GinMae]

And more songs than those.. these are just the #1's... lol

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

@@GinMae 👍😂

[@MadHatter-s3t]

@VincitOmniaVeritas. Let's not forget John Deacon's I'm in love with my car. He really pushed for that to be the A side but Bohemian Rhapsody won. Just imagine if it hadn't. 😆

[@VincitOmniaVeritas.]

@@MadHatter-s3t Hi, I think you meant Roger Taylor. Yes I concur. To be a fly on a wall at the sessions….😆😆😆🤭.

[@MadHatter-s3t]

@@VincitOmniaVeritas. Thank you. You're right. I had John Deacon stuck in my head for some reason. :)

[@deco9863]

This performance is at a much higher level than anything you hear from todays musical talent. You are right the entire band was extremely talented and absolutely blew away any audience they entertained. R.I.P. Freddie....the world is a little less happy without you in it.😢😢

[@MetalMike38]

The reason why Queen are such legends is because they never chased any of the trends, they created their own unique sound that explored so many different areas. They were great musicians and music was in their blood.

[@robertobrien5709]

If you listen you can hear how regularly Rogers singing harmonises so well with and accentuates Freddie's singing, if you listen out for Roger you will start noticing him more and more.

[@sarahwillis5041]

Hey from the UK... Try queen singing love of my life live at Wembley so amazing you'll love it I'm sure

[@MadHatter-s3t]

Wow! Bless him. My biggest regret is not seeing Queen in concert. There will never be another Freddie. Not even close.

[@peterobrien8399]

You need to review Save Me live from the same concert, it will blow your minds

[@kellycrook543]

Yes, I agree. "Save me " live at Montreal 1981

[@joyceharkin3641]

I was about to say exactly that - an amazing performance.

[@scottm8069]

Agreed!!!!

[@tommyzoo]

a brilliant 'band' performance. The timing is perfection

[@BlueDragon53]

Passion is what is missing in a lot of modern music. Love your appreciation and reactions to the classics.

[@Gillie51-bl8su]

Thank you, great reaction. Thanks for appreciating Roger's brilliant singing while keeping a perfect beat on the drums. Every time I watch this song (and his solo: 'I'm in love with my car') I wonder how he managed to find the time to breathe....

[@seanbarker4610]

One of the few Rock bands with every one writing! Each song is written by a different person

[@barriehull7076]

One set of artist to mention being all the members of an obscure, lol, group, The Beatles.

[@karenj3611]

Freddie has sooooo much charisma, you just can’t take your eyes off of him

[@jackiehudson9710]

Yep, I'm old! However, I have been fortunate to see Queen twice; in 1977 and 1980! THEY WERE AMAZING!!! Just thought I'd say....

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

This is one of the greatest live performances ever.

[@gogglehead7487]

Whenever I see Freddie perform live it's like he is possessed by the song that he's singing and the resulting performance is simply amazing, then add to that the world class musicians that make up Queen and you've got a combination, a musical alchemy that I doubt will ever be repeated. All we have to do is indulge in it! 👍👍

[@thekevster001]

I love people's reactions to Queen on You Tube. I've never seen anyone not smile, laugh, cry, look on in awe. There'll never be another Queen and particularly not Freddie Mercury.

[@jkpole]

PURE HEAVENLY JOY from ALL 4 of them...The drummer ROGER TAYLOR is mesmerizing too... as is BRIAN MAY and John Deacon

[@lukeblundell5610]

Freddie always loved to play the crowd and it's clear his mastery of stage with EVERY live performance.

[@lindamaclellan4899]

I'm a Queen fan of over 55 years! WOW! I'm so happy that your reaction channel popped up on my screen. This was one of the BEST reactions I've seen of this incredible performance ... just subscribed. And guess what? I WAS THERE! I'm 30 rows back from the front in that HUGE arena being totally mesmerized by this fantastic band - so on point, so absolutely perfect in every way - the all time BEST concert I've ever seen - that's saying something because I've seen the greatest bands in concert. Everyone knows that Freddie was the most fantastic performer of all time - THAT VOICE! - but he always said that he was NOT the leader of QUEEN; he was only 1/4 of this great band. Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon each wrote Queen songs, each of them have been inducted into the "Songwriters Hall of Fame", they all had INNATE musical ability (no one in Queen received musical training) and, most importantly, they all continued to grow and evolve. And they stayed together for over 20 years! You are on a fantastic journey - I know that at least some of the MILLIONS of Queen fans world-wide will join you. That includes me! Throw a dart and react to any song from the Montreal, Wembley 1986, Rock in Rio,1985 or Budapest (Hungary)1986 concerts and you will not be disappointed!

[@LinkRocks]

I saw this whole show in the theater and it was incredible. I was in a theater full of Queen fans and we were all having the time of our lives. It was an amazing experience.

[@joyceharkin3641]

Four amazing musicians at the very top of their game, totally in the zone, individually and collectively. I love the harmonies in the recorded version but this has so much energy that it's a joy! Recommend watching "Save Me" from the same concert. Also any live version of "Who wants to live forever" would show Freddie's passion.

[@blacktaxidriver7520]

There will never be another Freddie Mercury in my opinion the greatest front man in music history

[@susanstamboulian646]

Your opinion is a FACT! Freddie was, is, and always will be the greatest frontman of all-time.

[@chiaradigiorgio1821]

@@susanstamboulian646absolutely ❤

[@charlenewoods1967]

The one and only Freddie Mercury, one of the Greatest showman and bands ever. His vocal range is just ridiculous. ❤️

[@stevegoldy2196]

When it comes to the greatest Frontmen of all time Freddie Mercury has to be number 1

[@martynbennett3956]

Absolutely no contest 💯❤️

[@jimrunsfar]

1000%

[@chiaradigiorgio1821]

Absolutely 💯

[@lindamason570]

Have you watched Bohemian Rhapsody the movie yet. Not perfect but close enough. ❤

[@marvalstith2749]

Queen, four magnificent musicians, each determined to keep you/me entertained. Loved experiencing this with you!

[@adamyilmaz9531]

Definitely need to react to Killer Queen & I'm In Love With My Car medley live from the same concert montreal 1981! It's epic! 👍👌🤣😎💯🔥🔥

[@jca111]

Indeed, bohemian rhapsody was Freddie, we will rock you Brian's, another bites the dust, John. Radio ga ga Roger to name one for each band member

[@benwheeldon9055]

You guys should check out The Show Must Go on. Freddie was so unwell and came and delivered one of the most spine tingling vocals for the song, love it

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

ALL of Freddie’s performances are this awesome.😘

[@janebartholomew-w6q]

Loved it, thank you so much, love Queen - more please

[@peterattfield]

Just think this was 43 years ago and still great.

[@JoBrady-q8p]

Another live performance I love is "Love of my Life" in Brazil. The crowd also performed perfectly..

[@liamstrange4939]

True showmanship from them all i was born in 75 and has been my soundtrack as a child through to adulthood

[@franciscoramirez4179]

Same here but I was born in 1974 and queen music was everywhere! 👍

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

Roger Taylor, the drummer/backing vocalist, also makes a really good looking woman. Check out the video for "I Want To Break Free"

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Roger Taylor as a schoolgirl is gorgeous enough to turn a straight woman gay!! (no offence intended, my twins are both gay).

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

Thanks for that

[@brigidsingleton1596]

@@TheOrlandoTrustfull I hope my comment did not, afterall cause offence. ☹️

[@Ciderquoffer]

@@brigidsingleton1596 Loved it!

[@KenD-s1p]

loved her reaction to Freddie's showin' off his voice @ 8:11 -- sweetie, you ain't the only one like that when they hear this....

[@louremington6975]

Saw them 3 times in the late seventies. This is what every song was like. He was magical and the band was unreal.

[@mztweety1374]

And that’s why we miss him so much even after 30 years

[@bjw0515]

Thanks for the appreciation of Queen! I have loved them for years but it is always great to see other appreciate them. Thanks for the reactions.

[@pamjungina1601]

I have watched this performance numerous times - it is PERFECT

[@Seanadun]

That's what you call perfection Freddie, Brian on guitar, John on Bass ,and Roger on drums. Best ever band for me.

[@rugbyfan460]

You need to hear "You take my Breathe Away" live in Hyde Park, & "Love of my Life" live in Rio. Total crowd control & admiration from the fans.

[@MrGsmiths]

the musical "we will rock you" is pure queen music with all the great hits its a magical evening of fun and music with a storyline attached from songs like radio ga ga to someone to love etc etc

[@kellycrook543]

Please react to Queens song "is this the world we created", live at Live aid. This is the song Freddie and Brian sang as the finally of the entire Live aid concert.

[@russellperrett6828]

Awesome reaction as always guys. The power and Freddie's voice always blows my mind! Any song from this concert is great tbh, but I must admit I have a soft spot for 'Save Me', Freddie's voice again is spell-binding, the way he could switch from gentle breathy voice, to gravelly, to full-on power and back again is incredible. Watch that, you won't be disappointed!

[@JohnnyLaps]

It's Freddie,for fucks sake.he broke the mic going nuts live,and like the "magic wand" as he calls it. What a performer.

[@TonyMonk1965]

Yes I grew up with him and we miss him dearly... He was an icon along with the band.

[@Mercurial_Phoenix]

More Queen/Freddie please! Here are some recommendations: Studio recordings: How can I go on One year of love Love me like there's no tomorrow Too much love will kill you A Winter's tale The great pretender Time waits for no one Let me in your heart again In my defence Breakthru I was born to love you Live performances: You take my breathe away - Hyde park 1976 In the lap of the gods revisited - Hammersmith 1975 White Queen (as it began) - Hammersmith 1975 Hammer to fall - Wembley 1986 July 12 & Budapest 1986 Who wants to live forever - Wembley 1986 July 11 Play the game - Milton keynes 1982 Save me - Montreal 1981 Somebody to love - Milton Keynes 1982 It's a hard life - Rio 1985 January We are the champions - Wembley 1986 July 12

[@theriddick2735]

Just One Year of Love. I absolutely adore that!

[@theStonedAgeGuy]

Another great reaction guys. Freddie was just out of this world.

[@Proxima91111]

All 4 member of the band are all legends

[@leighloutreedore8926]

Absolutely!!!

[@anthonysharp8079]

After Live Aid this must be their greatest performance, you can appreciate all their talents, playing, singing, the whole performance. Thank you once again you two, love your choice of music. Love to you both.

[@taylort5672]

Live recorded performance might be more correct. I've seen them live on a couple of occasions and both concerts were outstanding, even with different sets.

[@sunshi1583]

The greatest performance by Queen in my opinion!! 💜💜

[@seanwilliams9443]

Thank you for that reaction, I am really jealous that you are getting to hear Queen's fantastic music for the first time. They have a huge catalogue of music as a band together and also some fantastic albums and songs separately. Please keep up the reactions to Queen, you have some real treats in store!

[@alainemancini3366]

Once you 'Get' Queen...They become part of your soul and mental wallpaper. Although now in this 21st century there is so much mystique surrounding Queen, and particularly Freddie's legendary status...We who were privileged to see Queen perform live, knew instinctively that we were witnessing inimitable greatness. I was so very fortunate to attend several of their concerts in different parts of the world in the mid 80's...This band were the perfect storm, and Freddie was the God with pockets full of fairy dust, who ensured each and every ticket holder experienced the absolute time of their lives. Dear Freddie showed us inside his heart...and we will love him forever for it.❤

[@bucho448]

They are fantastic, amezing...Thank's for great reaction!

[@vernhoke7730]

I saw Queen on this tour at Madison Square Garden in September of 1980. It's possibly the best concert I've ever been to. I highly recommend watching "Save Me" from this same concert. It was the last track off "The Game" album. As the story goes, way back in the early days while performing, somehow Freddie's mic stand came apart, and he just continued the show. He just used the top part from then on.

[@lindsaywright4329]

The version they do at Milton Keynes 1982 is even better if you can imagine that! The intro is outstanding and will bring tears to your eyes Freddie is so good :)

[@chiaradigiorgio1821]

Freddie is definitely one of a kind ❤️❤️. I listen to Queen every single day. It’s 16 th of Nov 2024 atm . 👑👑❤️

[@jezfield8547]

There will only ever be one FREDDIE. The whole Montreal concert is fab! look out for a freddie interview, most entertaining ( darling) and the BO RAP film is very good, the actors who play Queen are superb. Hope you both well

[@steveforan4028]

I was there in 1981 in Montreal.What a concert.Freddie was on fire.

[@imocchidoro]

Queen was the best band EVER. Their versatility is unmatched, and Freddie was a magical being.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

"Electrocuted in the comments section." Every time I come here, something excellent happens. Madame, like a Christas Tree. Great, great video. And may I say, I continue to enjoy your lovely window. It's very complimentary. Like you two!

[@minipoppy64]

I LOVE Queen, I was a teenager when they were at their peak but didn't follow them then.....I'm now 60 and am now (as my partner calls me) a Queen fanatic, I just didn't appreciate what legends they are...... apparently my younger sister had a chance to go see them back then but she was only 15 and our mum and dad wouldn't let her go........she's never forgiven them 😂......still brings it up lol xx

[@roydavis5222]

I saw these guys in 1977....I had their first six albums Queen, Queen II, Sheer Heart Attack, Night at The Opera, Day at The Races and News of The World.

[@deannebeech5249]

My favourite Queen song.

[@eddiebest1951]

The greatest band of all time

[@jca111]

Also appreciate the quality of this clip. People think 44 year old video has to crap quality. This is as HD as it gets. 35mm film for the win.

[@louiselane806]

The master, the legend, the awesome Freddie Mercury, beautiful ❤️ Roger’s vocals though, wtf, amazing

[@MetalMike38]

Interesting facts about this concert, it was filmed over two nights and the band didn’t get along with the production crew because they kept messing around with the band’s equipment and Freddie got really angry with the director Saul Scwimmer and on the second night, during ‘Another One Bites The Dust’, Freddie changed out of his jeans and went onstage barefoot wearing a pair of shorts with a baseball cap and a scarf around his neck, which Brian May dubbed Freddie’s “Rapper’s Gear”, just to mess up the continuity of the film. 😂

[@jdhlsc169]

I didn't realize this. I thought, Dang he did a quick change there. :)

[@limavadyborn]

Best ever Queen performance! Queen - White Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975

[@ellet6560]

If you think they look young here, check out their 1974 show at The Rainbow. (“Liar”, “Stone Cold Crazy”, etc.) Fun Fact: Freddie’s Superman tee sold at auction last year for 57,000. USD.

[@jord001]

My favourite era of Queen .

[@janettesinclair6279]

"Liar" The Rainbow 1974 is my all time fave from Queen - each member of the band gets the opportunity to shine. Luv it!

[@TheseDarkWoods]

I’m so happy for you. I lived with the Greatest Hits for quite a big while and then I discovered Queen II on CD. It is insane! Your minds are about be blown! I’ll be with you on this journey! Party on well! I’ll be there. Much love from Sweden! 💙🥂

[@lukeskywalker6260]

Thank god for queen ,an Freddie Mercury ,rip legend 🙏 greatest male vocalist ever ❤

[@truffleshuffler3440]

Nice to see Freddie's band mates recognised (all too often missed). This is, after all, "Queen" ... and a great front man knows he needs the very best talent around him to help him shine the brightest. That said ... to paraphrase a fellow poster on another reaction: There are rock stars , superstars, giants, legends, icons ... and then there's Freddie.

[@nickquantrill985]

I’m biased because Queen are my favourite Band. For me Freddie Mercury is without doubt THE GREATEST VOCALIST/SHOWMAN EVER! When he died, for me, Music was never the same again. He brought a level of quality, artistry and showmanship that will never be seen again. He was truly one of a kind. God Bless You Freddie.😢❤️

[@johnhewett9483]

one of the best live performances ever by queen... roger taylors vocals were exceptional

[@mozzyquodo5532]

It's a beautiful song and performance. If you get a chance (even if not as a reaction), check out the George Michael & Queen - Somebody to love performance, it is beyond amazing and did Freddie proud. George, band, crowd and all! There is a moment when the camera pans to the crowd and it's absolutely awe-inspiring.

[@petergordon4525]

Then check out Liza Minelli doing We Are The Champions in the same show

[@alanberesford7900]

This live version with George at Freddie’s tribute concert, is more like the studio album, which has a more gospel style. It is my preferred version.

[@mozzyquodo5532]

@@alanberesford7900 It's absolutely amazing isn't it? I have it in a playlist I often leave on in the background when I'm working on stuff. Such an amazing performance.

[@alanberesford7900]

@@mozzyquodo5532 the whole show was awesome. The two performances that stood out for me, was the set by Extreme, especially the medley and George Michael. I was there, the dvd / blue Ray do not do the fans justice.

[@mozzyquodo5532]

@@alanberesford7900 I can listen to it over and over again, it never gets old, always amazing to hear

[@davidholloway1817]

I saw Queen live in 1977, in Southampton, in The UK, on their, "A Day at the Races" tour (Somebody to Love was the first single from that album). It was the first concert I had ever been to at the tender age of 14, & still ranks as one of the best. Love you guys, love your reactions, love & light from The UK!

[@jeffbailey2007]

This man lived the life and will always be a rock god! Never cry..smile and enjoy his blessing on us

[@michaelpennington7800]

Queen II album is my favorite, a totally different vibe. Live performances from the 70s are amazing.

[@Kari_B61ex]

I was 13 when I first became a Queen fan - I even got a detention at school. It was 1974, I watched them on Top of The Pops, they performed Killer Queen. Freddie was wearing his fingernails painted black on one hand. I painted my fingernails in the same way (detention) 😆"She keeps her Moët et Chandon In her pretty cabinet". You must explore the early Queen years: Seven Seas of Rhye and Killer Queen.

[@sherryheim5504]

For a Knock Your Socks Off Queen live performance that even Jess may have never heard you really must listen to, or react to "White Queen" live at Odeon, Hammersmith 1975. It is a perfect live performance by every member of the band. There is an instrumental section that lasts around 1 minute and 45 seconds where Freddie and Brian totally smash it ith what seems like a game of chase between the two of them. Freddie's fingers are flying on the keys and Brian's guitar is screaming, crying, wailing and rocking it the hard way. Thank you for your reaction to this great song today. It too is a nearly flawless performance, as flawless as live can possibly be and Queen's energy live is always outstanding.

[@LincolnBartman]

He’s one of a kind performer he’s the best if you want to see a different side of Freddie Do cool cat from him you gonna love it and see a different side of Freddie love your reaction ❤❤

[@TheresaJohns-xp4gh]

In my defence, is one of my all time favorite Freddy mercury songs. It was a solo project. Next to that is guide me home/ how can I go on another solo project with Montserrat Caballe who is a Spanish opera singer. Freddy could sing anything

[@freddiefreak]

Thanks for the reaction, just a couple tidbits… Queen played live ALL the time back then, not just a couple times. And he ALWAYS used the mic stand w/o the base unless he was playing piano at the moment. What we would’ve given to be there and watch him live! Thanks for the great reaction! ♥️

[@JGGuitarCovers]

Such control over his vocals! He truly was one of a kind!

[@ponfed]

It's in my personal lore that my friend's uncle was at that show. Dude was a rocker and was at all the shows. But that night at the Forum was the best show of his life. And he was the guy that made us discover Queen. I don't even remember his name.. but I still remember listening to Queen with my friend 35yrs ago.. good times.

[@theriddick2735]

They literally grab hold of you and drag every ounce of emotion from you, you're almost exhausted but its SO uplifting. I adore them drums in the middle, they're almost tribal. Imagine having every single person in the palm of you hand like this!

[@lindamason570]

Let's be honest that's just fu****ing amazing ❤❤❤❤

[@MikeInMD1961]

I was fortunate to see Queen during this tour at the Baltimore Civic Center in August of 1980. I was 18 at the time, and I still vividly remember this show. Freddie owned the crowd from the moment he stepped onstage.

[@HisseyGyatso]

Happy to know that you people are now into Queen rabit hole ❤❤❤n really love your reaction n mostly the Live Aid one❤ed it n in this song Freddie is Freddie but should give credit to Roger Taylor in drums his backing vox n drum rolls n his vox gives vibes of Rod Stewart doesn't it?🎉

[@willswomble7274]

If this doesn't have you in tears of shear joy and amazement I don't ever want to know you. Thank God I was born in the best country on Earth, with the greatest contributions to music of all!

[@SuperForcemajeure]

Early "Queen" their albums "Queen I " and Queen II" are very different and amazing!

[@deborahdennehy9937]

Amazing to know it was so long ago! I was 21 then! I wasn't with the crowd unfortunately. Fantastic song from Freddie & the gang!! Sensational. I loved the drummer too, Roger Taylor. Also singing with Freddie occasionaly, backing singing. Love him too!!

[@martycech5844]

7:39… Freddie is 100% All In The Moment! ❤

[@MaRoach7]

One of, if not the greatest frontmen ever. You should check out their set at Live Aid. Its phenomenal. Its also 20 minutes long