THIS WAS SO GOOD!| FIRST TIME HEARING Queen - Killer Queen REACTION

[@ZEPnALE]

"She keeps her Moet & Chandon in a pretty cabinet...Well-versed in etiquette...she spoke just like a baroness...fastidious and precise, she's a killer queen." Brilliant lyrics, really unique for a rock band.

[@Shrykespeare]

This was their first Top 40 hit in the US, in 1974. A year later, "Bohemian Rhapsody" came out, and the rest is history. I recommend "You're My Best Friend" for your next one. For your next Meat Loaf song, I recommend "I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)".

[@abelincoln3287]

Great recommendation!

[@GranFelicia]

yes!!!! *You're My Best Friend* would be totally their song, ya know? Great choice!!

[@Shrykespeare]

@@abelincoln3287 Thanks, Mr. President. :)

[@imweakfordeaky]

Yes, they should absolutely react to *You’re My Best Friend* ! - written by the incredible bassist John Deacon while he was teaching himself to play an electric piano, about his new bride Veronica (with whom he still shares his life - 47 years of marriage!)

[@iammeasurme]

Lol i think Bohemian Rhapsody went number 1 everywhere. That song is still blowin peoples minds.

[@StevenQ74]

The great thing about Queen is that all 4 of them wrote nr1 hits, not just Freddie, even bassplayer John Deacon, the quiet guy, wrote some of the biggest hits like "Aother one bites the dust", "You're my best friend" and, "I want to break free"

[@roydavis5222]

Queen only had 2 number 1 hits. CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE AND ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST.

[@StevenQ74]

@@roydavis5222 Maybe in the US, but the world is more than just the US

[@lindaarranga4536]

In Australia they had tons of number 1s

[@falchoon]

@@roydavis5222 lol

[@davidjames3080]

@@roydavis5222 Bohemian Rhapsody was number 1 everywhere (for 14 weeks in the UK) apart from the US. Philistines!

[@DougsPromos]

This was the first Queen song I ever heard. Such a great song. One can never get enough of Queen

[@mkenific]

I literally pulled my car over to listen when this came on the radio. I had never heard anything like this before. The vocals and the guitar tone blew me away! I was 18 when this came out.

[@hdebard]

When I was 13 1974 this was a big hit and nobody was ready yet for the Diamond Freddie and Queen , I remember being mesmerized by his voice and looks. What a beautiful man. Pity he cut his hair 🙂

[@scottNNJ]

Queen’s last hit with Freddie Mercury, recorded when his health was really declining - “The Show Must Go On”. Musically awesome, emotionally heavy, and embodies Freddie Mercury’s persistence perfectly.

[@theodoreritola7641]

70s QUEEN THE BEST QUEEN

[@adamfigueroa8208]

Show must go on he was really sick n the voice was still amazing n iconic

[@adamfigueroa8208]

Listen to stone go crazy by queen the song came out in 74 Freddy is rapping talking real fast

[@sherryheim5504]

I love this song, Brian said that every slice of this song was perfection. I agree. Freddie was born a Rock Star! Thank you for your reaction.

[@jentommyontheroad8089]

Queen did the soundtrack for the movie “Highlander” which is one of the reasons I love that movie! “Who wants to live forever” and “Princes of the Universe” are two of my favorites from the movie!

[@jasonwestra4530]

I came here SPECIFICALLY to suggest those two songs, along with "Friends will be Friends," and for a good cry, "These Are the Days of Our Lives," one of his very last videos before he died. It's mournful, hopeful, and a bitter-sweet good-bye.

[@wadsworthaaron]

Don't forget that they did the "Flash Gordon" soundtrack, too. So campy & fun!

[@eggy1962]

I would recommend the film clip from highlander for Who Wants to Live Forever….for maximum feeling

[@arkhsm]

@@wadsworthaaron Totally YES !!

[@ellesee7079]

I suggested it for a watch on the new channel! Not sure how that film would've done without the soundtrack, but I'm sure Sean Connery helped!

[@lisalaursen3684]

Pretty much any song by queen is going to be an iconic masterpiece. They’re musical geniuses which is why they’re GOATED!!

[@hoopsmccann9228]

One of the best guitar riffs you’ll ever hear is on “Tie your Mother Down”. Don’t let the lyrics scare you, just a lot of metaphors…the guy just wants some space. 😁

[@bluebell3720]

one of Brians

[@jibteenuc9836]

I disagree. I was around sixteen when that came out and was seriously besotted with my new blonde blue-eyed girlfriend with the face of an angel and the figure of Ursula Andres, whilst the morals of an uninhibited she-devil. It was winter (freezing cold and raining constantly) and the only place we could get it together was at the home she shared with her parents and brothers. There were no "metaphors" as far as I was concerned. I just wanted her entire family tied down so I could get at the goodies. LOL

[@debramoore7513]

Love Love - Tie Your Mother Down!!

[@EricaGamet]

That is the song that my brother introduced me to Queen with. He gave me the album for my 14th birthday and said to listen to that first. I actually loved Teo Torriate (sp?) and Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy. When I hear those, I am an angsty teen again lol!

[@brendastanford9545]

This was my first Queen song many years ago. And I love it still to this day

[@thehorrorfanx]

For theatrics, you should watch Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé sing “Barcelona”. Amazing.

[@lulugurl6547]

Yes, that was brilliant ❤️

[@helenbittinger5161]

It's Amazing!

[@DavidClark-mu8yo]

i was going to suggest the same thing, it's amazing

[@nightowl5395]

Yes, yes - please do listen to Barcelona...so amazing....and that (whole album) collaboration with 'Monty' - as he apparently called her - always reminds us just how versatile he was in his musical talent....sorry, I mean musical genius... 🌟

[@bluebell3720]

first ever opera cross over! I just love seeing them perform together

[@lauriemartin490]

I love how much you appreciate Freddie Mercury's stage performance as well as his incredible voice. He was unique and gifted musician and I was very much heartbroken when we learned he had AIDS and then when he passed away so soon after. I think it hit so close to home for me because I was hospice worker caring for AIDS patients for much of the 1980s. But I am thankful for the legacy of amazing music that he left behind and for the remaining members of Queen who have so diligently kept the music alive.

[@valogden]

“The Red Special" as Brian May's guitar is called or sometimes “The Fireplace.” That’s the guitar that Brian May (guitarist of Queen and physics researcher) began building with his father circa 1963, when Brian was about 16 years old. Lacking money but not ingenuity, the father-son team built the guitar using materials found around the home. The neck of the guitar was fashioned from an 18th-century fireplace mantel, the inlays on the neck from a mother-of-pearl button. For the body, they used wood from an old oak table. Then the bricoleurs combined a bike saddlebag holder, a plastic knitting needle tip, and motorbike valve springs to create a tremolo arm. He still plays it as of last night at the Queen + Adam Lambert concert in Belfast Ireland.

[@jeffpetrimoulx6806]

I knew he n uilt it but not the details..thanks for filling it in. I l I very the sound.

[@wnsafford1854]

@@jeffpetrimoulx6806 There's a good vid of Brian explaining it in detail. Titled; "Queen guitarist Brian May talks about building the Red Special guitar", 6:27 minutes, posted 2014 on the Absolute Radio channel (I hesitate to put in links, because KZbin seems to randomly delete some posts with links).

[@jonathanlocke6404]

Appreciate you detailing that. To my ears, that sound is completely Brian's own. I know no one had ever sounded like that before, and I don't think anyone ever really has since. Possibly even guitarists inspired by him still sort of steered clear of copying him too much, just because it is immediately identifiable.

[@paulmargett9360]

Astro physics and he's fully qualified now.

[@buckmeredith1720]

@@paulmargett9360, not just qualified, he has an doctorate in it.

[@87ventus]

"To avoid complications, she never kept the same address" always loved that line.. Great job you guys.,✌️

[@Blisteryn]

"Death on two legs" is my favorite song by Queen.

[@ScottieContact]

The original diss song.

[@chrisjohnson4165]

Nearly 50 years, repeat, 50 years old now!! I seem to remember Queen had had a minor hit with Seven Seas of Rhye, but this one put them in the big time.

[@ishachayil820]

I love seven seas of Rhye!

[@michaelfoster5577]

And with “Keep yourself alive”!

[@richardb6260]

The first song I ever heard by Queen was "Keep Yourself Alive". I believe it was one of their first.

[@KierenP]

Yep, it was their debut single.

[@richardb6260]

@@KierenP I bought the album after I heard it.

[@michaelnordan8603]

I was visiting a friend in Madison, Wisconsin listening to some music and he played Queen's first album. The first song was Keep Yourself Alive, and it just blew me away!

[@1177kc]

Roger’s drums on that one!!!!

[@jibteenuc9836]

@@richardb6260 Me, too.

[@sharoninglima1217]

Freddie is a charismatic showman and what an incredible voice. Queen was amazing!

[@tilochristen637]

*I was 15 years old at the time, our team had won the Soccer World Cup and we heard this song at a party. It's crazy how fast time flies.*

[@bonsai67]

Rub it in 😀! Your friendly Western neighbor.

[@scooter2501]

nobody can switch their voice up like Freddie he gives you 10 vocalists in one song. His range & expression are unmatched. he takes you on a journey

[@steveguillermo9652]

I love this song..."You're My Best Friend" Needs to be next!

[@stevebyrne6537]

Still, you have to watch Queens Live Aid set. Arguably the best set of all time!

[@Ranadkins]

They need to do a review of it and just make that day Queen day even if it’s just that one video.

[@wadsworthaaron]

Pink Floyd's set at Knebworth in the early 90s (the headliner of a truly epic collection of legends) was every bit as compelling, just more focused on the music than crowd interaction... even the TV audience was hypnotized by Pink Floyd's magic (without the benefit of their brilliant laser light show).

[@dawndance1]

@Steve Byrne I could not AGREE MORE! QUEEN’s performance at the LIVE AID EVENT was and for me still to this day is BEST LIVE SET OF ALL TIME! Absolutley PHENOMENAL!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥✨✨✨💜💜💜

[@DragonPepper_1722]

They still need to react to "Hammer to fall" "We will rock you" and " We are the champions " so it won't spoil the last 3 songs they haven't heard yet.

[@bexanne99]

Absolutely!!

[@lindylou7853]

Brian May - went back to finish his PhD recently after becoming a rock star; taught others to play the guitar when at school; rescues hedgehogs. Genuinely nice man.

[@ursula8568]

Not so recently- it was 2007 when his PhD was awarded - 16+ years ago looking back from 2024, but so very Impressive nonetheless! Another impressive guitar god is Jeff “Skunk” Baxter from Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers and backing for numerous other bands, who taught himself about missile defense systems, got loads of security clearances and does consulting for the Pentagon’s Missile Defense Agency and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. Two hugely impressive and talented guys!

[@neilfraser6646]

Still sounds great 48 years on I think this was their second hit after Seven Seas Of Rye

[@jasonremy1627]

Next up from Queen, you've got to check out "Stone Cold Crazy"; straight banger from the first note. It doesn't let up.

[@soulgalorememories9921]

The live version of "Now I'm here" is high octane stuff. A great performance and shows that Queen could rock with the best of them.

[@jibteenuc9836]

My doorway into rock, as opposed to pop, music. Without which I might not have discovered Led Zep, King Crimson, Roy Harper, Hendrix and the rest.

[@jimk2099]

For a little softer side of Queen, check out "You're My Best Friend". It is truly lovely.

[@ittamandarano289]

WHITE QUEEN, live at the Hammersmith Odeon...is an early song where Freddie's voice is out of this world...the song was written by Brian May the guitarist...it's about a crush he had in college but was too shy to approach her...it's like a Shakespearean sonnet...and the instrumentation is so amazing

[@sunnybearbuds]

This is a great example of how no one can put them into a genre box.

[@summertime_blooz]

This is the first Queen song I ever heard and I don't they ever topped it. Perfection!

[@katrinacash6393]

One of the most beautiful and amazing performances by Queen is “White Queen” live at Hammersmith Odeon. Features a long section with Freddie on Piano and Brian playing his guitar. Written by Brian May about a girl he was attracted to in school but never took the opportunity to approach her. It’s a remarkable piece of music. Video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGnYpIGgad1shKM

[@nanner3200]

YES! I think it's one of my favorite Queen songs. Hard to pick just one but I do find myself playing White Queen (especially that version) over and over. With Queen it's a mood thing. They pretty much have something for every mood you could possibly have.

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Goodness yes. For more young Queen from the '70s, ***** "White Queen -Live at the Hammersmith/Odeon 12/21/75" - ****** YEEEESSSSSS. THIS ONE NEXT!

[@jamiepage9046]

Thank you it was absolutely beautiful!! Can’t believe I’ve never heard it..

[@nanner3200]

Such a beautiful song came out of Brian....because he was too shy and had a thing for a girl in high school (Her loss!!!) He never approached her. Interesting when you find out what things or memories bring out such epic songs from a songwriter.

[@joebabe302]

White Queen just blows my mind! One of my all time Queen favorites!! Amazing

[@twl6269]

Queen is Alpha God tier. They harmonize so perfectly. The instruments are impeccable, sustained, and perfectly tuned for their vocals.

[@lindarumsey3109]

My first favorite Queen song. I think I was 12 or 13 when the boy next store played this song for me, as well as others, but this stayed my favorite for years! Still one of my absolute favorites!!

[@tonys2899]

Don't Stop me Now (from havin' a good time!) is a good and fun and happy Queen song you should hear.

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, you'll love their "You’re My Best Friend" !!

[@markallen2984]

My favorite track by Queen 💯

[@tee8584]

first time i heard Killer Queen was in ‘74 while at band camp…i was walking through the cafeteria, and this song came on…it LITERALLY stopped me in my tracks…that was the day i became a Queen fan…

[@steve9199]

You guys REALLY need to check out "Stone Cold Crazy" by Queen. It's such a banger, Metallica even did a cover of it!! You won't be disappointed.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

YESSS... Live at the Rainbow in 1974!🖖

[@lauriemartin490]

Stone Cold Crazy shows another side of the genius that is Freddie Mercury and Queen. I listened to this album, Sheer Heart Attack, on repeat when I was a teenager in the 70s, along with Queen II and A Night at the Opera.

[@caroleann_2142]

The Whole LP!!!

[@steve9199]

@@caroleann_2142 That goes without saying...LOL!

[@clarkbrooks4822]

I can’t think of anybody better at combining piano and guitar than Queen.

[@StephenGoddard-MiisterSpiice]

Freddie was a born entertainer.

[@amykelley5331]

I absolutely love the harmonies in this song! They all blend so beautifully! ❤

[@margaretr4869]

I've been waiting for you to do this one! This is in my top three favorites by Queen. Glad you liked it.

[@jetsersjets2638]

It's the voice.. he sings like an angel. It's unrivaled.

[@dagmar.6954]

Queen is one of the biggest British rock bands formed in 1970. Freddie Mercury had one of the best voices around with an amazing range. He was a real showman as the live concerts show. "Bohemian Rhapsody" is their most famous song but they had so many great hits in the 70's-90's such as "We Will Rock You", "We Are The Champions", "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", "Love Of My Life", "You're My Best Friend", "Who Wants to Live Forever", "Somebody To Love", "Fat Bottomed Girls", "The Show Must Go On" etc.

[@notanotherenigma7759]

They hated doing this. It is a video filmed for English TV show Top Of The Pops. They are miming, but they wanted to play live. They were not allowed to ....

[@nightowl5395]

I love that you two really enjoy and appreciate Freddie Mercury's theatricality and, with that in mind, I do wonder if you have managed to watch any of the recorded interviews with him; if not yet, you will be so surprised 😄 I am old enough to remember Queen from the beginning in the 70's, and I have never forgotten the first time I heard him speak at length; how totally different he was to how I was expecting in his speech and mannerisms.... 😊

[@DS-wn4dx]

This was their first ever tv appearance, it was on top of the pops, an old british tv show.

[@Sav912WL]

One of my favorite facts is that Brian May, the lead guitarist, built the guitar he uses. He also has a PhD in astrophysics from Imperial College London.

[@chrislira3574]

Yes, and a real, earned Doctorate, not some honorary degree. That means advanced math in there too. Smart dude.

[@olynellis9151]

He always has the Mic stand because often times he would struggle getting the Mic loose from the stand, so unstead he began just grabbing the entire stand to avoid the trouble ! (I highly recommend the film Bohemian Rhapsody with Rami Malek playing Freddie)

[@alanjohn6355]

Have to agree, you now need to review the film, it's a must for music and background

[@leefriedman9882]

They have so many good songs, it’ll take you years to get through all of them. Here are a bunch in chronological order: Keep Yourself Alive, Doing All Right, Seven Seas of Rhye, March of the Black Queen, Stone Cold Crazy, You’re My Best Friend, The Prophet’s Song, Love of My Life, Somebody to Love, Tie Your Mother Down, Play the Game, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Hammer to Fall, Who Wants to Live Forever, I Want It All, These Are the Days of Our Lives (Freddie’s last video), The Show Must Go On

[@paulmargett9360]

Some interesting choices there (favourites of yours)? I think you'll find Show must go On came before These are the Days 😊

[@leefriedman9882]

@@paulmargett9360 Not according to Wiki. They’re both on the Innuendo album with These are the Days … released a month earlier than Show Must Go On. Of course, Wiki could be wrong.

[@pmocityzocsy]

you guys are non joking about Freddie being unique. I saw them live in1986 in Budapest and at the middle of the show Freddie sang a Hungarian folk-song in Hungarian of course everyone in the audience celebrated this. we were like 60thousand people in the main soccer- stadium of the country this I will never forget! BTW of course their most iconic song is the Bohemian rhapsody, but my favorite queen song is: was it all worth it

[@kelqueen9998]

This song is so underrated; it's truly a masterpiece. It has everything that makes a great Queen song great. The harmonies, Brian's guitar solo/layered harmonics, and the quirky style . As for what's next, you could pick just about anything and it will be so different than what you've heard before. If you really want to go deep into what Brian is capable of as a guitarist, check out "Good Company." He plays an entire dixieland jazz band with his guitar. Truly amazing!

[@beandean23]

Love that song.(Good Company) I call it Queens 'Beatle's' song. Because it reminds me of the Beatles.

[@lindylou7853]

The drums - different little phrases. Not realised before how the drum support varies so much.

[@kelqueen9998]

@@beandean23 I never really thought about it, but it does kind of sound like a Beatle's song.

[@TheMikelleh]

Spread Your Wings is one you will enjoy. Kind of Queen on full display. Great story, powerful music and Freddie

[@rogerosterberger4627]

saw them in concert and you are correct, one of the best shows I have ever seen

[@mikechiarelli6895]

Love this song. It was their first breakthrough hit in North America - 1974 from their third album Sheer Heart Attack - a terrific album in its own right. Check Leroy Brown to get a taste of this genius group’s versatility.

[@Lakeshore14]

Thank you Jay and Amber for more Queen. Killer Queen was one of their earlier hits. It’s soooo good. Love this. Miss Queen and Freddie.😊❤️

[@1177kc]

First Queen song I ever heard and I was hooked. A friend from another town gave me three albums (vinyl) Queen, Queen l and A Day at the Races, so I immediately bought a Night at the Opera. I was happy to be the first of my friends to have and know their music. They hadn’t had much radio play yet. Then Bohemian Rhapsody happened…

[@MayfaireOquinn1210]

If you really want your mind totally blown by Queen and Freddie, I recommend watching their entire Live Aid performance from 1985 (6 songs, 22 minutes). It shows why Freddie is arguably the best frontman of all time. He plays the audience like they are his instrument. I was 15 at the time, and it blew me away.

[@jodij6280]

It was my 21st birthday and I was thinking, "Best present ever!" during their set.

[@helindove2237]

I'm so glad you guys did a Queen song from the 70's. Yes, Freddie with long hair! Have you already done the songs "We Will Rock You" and "We Are The Champions" or do you already know these from sports games?

[@anneglover5894]

Well done on reaching 250,000 subscribers xx...this was Queens first hit they were on Top of the Pops and were unhappy they couldn’t sing live xx

[@WillieC1965-y9x]

The Kings of Rock Opera

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

I think you got 'glam Freddie' tonight. This is how I first was introduced to them. This song. This Freddie. His song lyrics are clever, well-written & doesn't Freddie look so fine in his fox fur jacket? Notice the fingernails on his left hand are painted in black polish. Notice the fingernails on Brian's left hand are painted in white. Lovely fellows. Thank you for your reaction.

[@barbarafrazier3242]

It’s the lyrics in this song I love….. “Caviar and cigarettes, well versed in etiquette”….. or “Let them eat cake she says just like Marie Antoinette”….. SHE is described as royalty or at least she thinks of herself as royalty.

[@gypsyrocker]

One of my top 10 favorite songs! Since forever. ❤️

[@deborahdennehy9937]

Such a long time ago, but I was a teenager then, so ALWAYS enjoy Freddie & sensational Queen too - the BEST!!!!!!!!!!

[@chrismcdonagh688]

Such a versatile band, this was their second big hit in the UK, a complete contrast to their first hit Seven Seas Of Rhye but just as great.

[@carlvanderbush664]

I love Brian May's super-saturated guitar solo, in triple harmony at points.

[@theodoreritola7641]

I didn't like Queen much in the 80s Their music was way better in the 70s Heres proof1974

[@josephclark9403]

If you really want to see Freddie command a stage react to Queen's Live Aid performance. Also listen to Stone Cold Crazy. Some say it was the precursor to speed metal.

[@jainthorne4136]

I'm really surprised that they haven't done that yet. It's widely considered to be one of the top live performances of all time.

[@josephclark9403]

@@jainthorne4136 I have recommended it few previous times

[@JustMe-vk4fn]

:D I can only "like" your comment once, but that Live Aid performance is just the best. I hope Rob and Amber take a look at it.

[@josephclark9403]

@@JustMe-vk4fn hope so too

[@ScottieContact]

@@josephclark9403 Apparently you have to pay most of these reactors to get a song reacted to. I've requested Cool Cat probably a hundred times.

[@captwholey]

From what I understand, the microphone thing comes from and incident very early in the band. He grabbed the mic and the adjustment knob was not properly tightened, so the whole upper half come with the mic. Freddie played it cool, like it was supposed to happen and then showed us what he does with!

[@paulmargett9360]

So glad you've got back to the greatest group ever to have existed ( in my opinion) For more classic Queen try "We are the Champions" "We Will Rock You" "Somebody to Love" "Show must go On" or Freddie's duet with Montserrat Caballe "Barcelona". Please show some respect to the other members of the group. Brian May on lead guitar, John Deacon on Bass and Roger Taylor on drums. All four members wrote hits for the band. Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@papercup2517]

If you want to see more of gorgeous mid 70s long-haired Freddie, you really must check out: You Take My Breath Away - Live at Hyde Park and White Queen - Live at Hammersmith. Two stunning songs in two quite different ways, Freddie in sensual/romantic mood in the first, alone on piano, shushing a rowdy crowd at a free concert, then holding them spellbound for a few magical minutes. In the second, he puts it all out there in a song about unrequited/unnoticed love written by Brian which includes a mind blowing instrumental section, starring Freddie and Brian on duelling piano and lead guitar.

[@simonk7937]

Ahh Queen... far too many tracks to recommend but what I will is , You take my breath away, quite simply one of the greatest love songs ever

[@cherylalexander1948]

Freddie Mercury was one of Michael Jackson's idols...Michael used to go to the Queen concerts.

[@gazmundo1987]

You guys need to see their Live Aid performance from 1985. Iconic moment in music

[@gumusluk05]

I came back from a school concert in 1974, put on the TV and watched Top of the Pops. I was hooked 😎

[@billsager5634]

"Spread Your Wings"; "Get Down, Make Love"; "Liar"; "Death on Two Legs"; "One Vision"; "39"; "Brighton Rock"; "Tie Your Mother Down"; "Ogre Battle" are just a few Queen Sons for reactions.

[@jasonszabo9203]

Great suggestions! You're obviously a true Queen fan, not just a Greatest Hits fan.

[@billsager5634]

@@jasonszabo9203 Been a Queen fan since 1973. My favorite group. Didn't even mention other great songs like: "The Prophet Song"; "Father to Son"; "March of the Black Queen"; "Son and Daughter"; "Doing All Right" (A song originally recorded by Smile); "Stone Cold Crazy": (first ever Thrash Metal song); and so many more. Heck, from pick any album from Queen 1 through The Game, you could react to just about any song. Even filler tracks on the Game like "Dragon Attack" and "Sail Away Sweet Sister" are good songs..

[@jasonszabo9203]

I could tell you were a proper fan. You mentioned pretty much all of my favorite tracks. I always laugh to myself when I talk to someone who claims to be a Queen fan, and I tell them my favorite tracks are Brighton Rock, or Death On Two Legs, or The Prophet's Song etc, and they look at me blankly, then reply "oh, my favorite is "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" 🤣

[@billsager5634]

@@jasonszabo9203 - So true. Although Queen's "Live Aid" performance is excellent - it's just a few of their biggest hits, yet everyone wants every reaction KZbinr to react to that performance. Me? I'll take any performance from Live At The Rainbow, 74 over the Live Aid show. One of my faves.... Liar kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5W6paugm9J-eZY

[@billsager5634]

@@jasonszabo9203 With Queen's catalogue, hard to pick a favorite. Besides Liar, I've always loved this song...Spread Your Wings (Live) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oprHk2uJhrOMm9E

[@fl-g15ramirezscullylou87]

Freddie always got an over the top charisma humans shouldn't have.

[@anthonypelekakis845]

Seen Queen back in 1977 in Washington DC. GREAT SHOW!!

[@RayfordRaySiegel]

5:58 - Here you go Meatloaf Ingredients: 2 lbs ground beef, 85% or 90% lean 1 med onion, finely chopped 2 large eggs 3 garlic cloves, minced 3 Tbsp ketchup 3 Tbsp fresh parsley, finely chopped 3/4 cup Panko breadcrumbs 1/3 cup milk 1 ½ tsp salt, or to taste 1 ½ tsp Italian seasoning ¼ tsp ground black pepper ½ tsp ground paprika Meatloaf Sauce Ingredients: 3/4 cup ketchup 1 ½ tsp white vinegar 2 ½ Tbsp brown sugar 1 tsp garlic powder ½ tsp onion powder ¼ tsp ground black pepper ¼ tsp salt Instructions Line a 9”x5” loaf pan with parchment paper and preheat oven to 375°F. In a large bowl, add all of the ingredients for the meatloaf. Mix well to combine. Add meat to the loaf pan, gently press meat down and shape evenly and bake meatloaf at 375˚F for 40 minutes. In a small bowl, mix all of the ingredients together for the sauce. Spread the sauce over meatloaf then return to oven and bake additional 15-20 minutes or until the internal temperature is 160˚F. Rest meatloaf 10 minutes before slicing. Drizzle with baking juices from the pan. Ha, ha! I had to.

[@erickvermeulen9734]

This was the first Queen song I ever heard, and i loved it, great lyrics, great musical composition, reminded a bit of the great compositions of forties and fifties cinema musicals. Great prelude to the Bohemian Rhapsody that blew me away a year later.

[@mikefrombournemouth2942]

Guys, I am a fan of Queen right from the early seventies. Arguably some of their best stuff came from their first Albums. You must try out Queen's live performances from that era - White Queen, Hammersmith Odeon 1975. Freddie is on fire.

[@fatherman9]

You're My Best Friend is one of Queen's greatest songs

[@lidlett9883]

"He's always got a stick" When preforming a early concert. Freddie grabbed the mic stand and pulled it towards himself. The mic stand broke,. Leaving Freddie holding the mic and part of the stand. It quickly became part of the personia

[@bluebell3720]

Yes But it happened with ibex

[@bluebell3720]

with Ibex but he kept it for Queen

[@j0hnf_uk]

If you want to hear the playful side of Queen, then you couldn't do worse than to listen to/react to, 'Seaside Rendezvous', 'Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon', or, 'Good Old-Fashioned Loverboy.'

[@Kellie_Curtis-Holmes]

Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy is my favourite 😁

[@Myles452]

Or don’t stop me now

[@Renkk17]

You have to see ( Celine Dion - It's all Coming Back to me now) Great Song and Story telling in a Mansion! Official Video!!!

[@buckcherrygirl]

Freddie was so talented.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

So was the rest of the band

[@Kari_B61ex]

After watching this on Top of the Pops, I fell in love with Queen. I even got a detention and was sent to the year head as I went to school wearing 'Freddie nail polish' Black nails on one hand only! 😁

[@randybliss6480]

This was the first song I heard by Queen. It was awesome!

[@elfflame]

My favorite Queen song next to Bohemian Rhapsody. Thank you for giving me smiles all day long. It's been a blast.

[@LegionOfNeil]

This song changed my world when it came out. Epic! Thanks for the memory :)

[@johnsmith-es7zk]

Queen is like an iceberg. Every one sees what's above the surface but there is an enormous amount still hidden. The album tracks are simply awesome yet so few people know what's there. So many genres and every track put together as a work of art.

[@XFLexiconMatt]

What can I say, brilliant, there's a perfect balance between Freddie's Piano and Brian's guitar, great song! And a British award winner in its day.

[@johnnie3Chords]

This is the song , along with 'Flick of the Wrist" on the "B" side way back late 1974 , Queen has been my religion since ! 🙂

[@carolstrathern8340]

You really must do Barcelona for a VERY different Freddie. A great favourite (and the joy of the video ) Breakthrough by Queen. I was sooooo lucky to see them at Wembley - never forgotten - Freddie truly was a 🌟 - gone too soon 😢 xx

[@davidme9698]

Well I first heard Queen when I was 21 and as a rock and roll wannabe I would sing the songs all the time when I was by myself! Now I’m 67 and finally realized “it’s not going to happen. I can sing like a bird but it’s a Terradactal! So I will wait until the trumpet sounds; and I receive my new body and set of eternal lungs and have a ball!! Thanks for the memories.

[@Summermute7]

I’d love to see you revisit Steely Dan. It’s been a minute since you last heard them. “Black Cow”, “Hey Nineteen”, “Peg” are all great choices.

[@keymack2477]

Queen: "White Queen" from the Hammersmith Odeon. Meatloaf: "For Crying Out Loud"!

[@johnw8578]

You should listen to the Queen song "Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke" which is amazing to me as it is lyrically portraying the painting by English artist Richard Dadd (from the 1800s) -- It is a beautiful painting and I have a print on my wall.

[@jibteenuc9836]

I didn't know about the painting. I'll look it up. But the song, as you say, is a masterpiece.

[@johnw8578]

@@jibteenuc9836 Yes, look at the painting as you listen to the song.

[@bradparnell614]

Some more Queen you may not have done: "A Kind of Magic", "I Want it All", "Play the Game", "Hammer to Fall", "You're My Best Friend", "Need Your Loving Tonight" and "These are the Best Days of Our Lives".