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Set List:
00:36 - Bohemian Rhapsody
02:47 - Radio Ga Ga
06:53 - Ay Oh!
07:35 - Hammer To Fall
12:01 - Crazy Little Thing Called Love
16:03 - We Will Rock You
17:22 - We Are The Champions
Live Aid foi um concerto de rock realizado em 13 de julho de 1985. O evento foi organizado por Bob Geldof e Midge Ure com o objetivo de arrecadar fundos em prol dos famintos da Etiópia. Os concertos foram realizados no Wembley Stadium em Londres (com uma plateia de aproximadamente 72 000 pessoas) e no John F. Kennedy Stadium na Filadélfia (aproximadamente 100,000 pessoas). Alguns artistas apresentaram-se também em Sydney, Moscou e Japão. Foi uma das maiores transmissões em larga escala por satélite e de televisão de todos os tempos, estima-se que 1,9 bilhão de espectadores, em mais de 150 países, tenham assistido a apresentação ao vivo.
O Queen foi uma das dezenas de Bandas a se apresentar no Live Aid, um dos maiores e mais importantes concertos de rock de todos os tempos. Seu desempenho foi elogiado por muitos críticos e foi eleito por a inúmeras pesquisas como sendo um dos maiores performance de rock de todos os tempos
#QueenLiveAid #QueenLiveAid1985 #Queen #BohemianRhapsody #FreddieMercury
#RadioGaGa #WeAreTheChampions #WeWillRockYou #BrianMay #RogerTaylor #JohnDeacon #HammerToFall #CrazyLittleThingCalledLove #Queen #LiveAID1985 #MundodoRock

[@aussierhino471]

The amazing thing about the crowd reaction is that this wasn't even a Queen concert. And therefore not a typical Queen audience. Just shows what quality can achieve.

[@bhurzumii4315]

I'm not a queen fan but I know the lyrics to a ton of their songs and can sing along to them. They're British icons!

[@aceitaliano88]

It didn’t start as a Queen concert but it became a Queen concert

[@kimd.9070]

Queen wasn't even on the bill when the tickets were sold!

[@jakemaattanen]

Evenly mixed Brittish crowd would all know these songs. Everybody over 25year old there knew these. Even I they were not fans per se. You still need to enjoy music to attend a hours long concert, so then you knew these songs.

[@MrChristbait]

​@@kimd.9070Bob and Midge lied to everyone saying Queen,Bowie,Elton etc were booked and that made them all sign as I remember!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@johanbruinsma8243]

no special lightshow, no autotune , no dancers, no effects, just pure talent on stage.

[@dianecourtney2724]

Amen

[@joannesmart6021]

Yep, no ear pieces, no autotune just pure once in a lifetime talent, there will never be anyone like Freddie, such a sad loss, I still cry whenever I see his last video, the contrast from this performance being so vibrant and rocking the world to his last video, so fragile and saying goodbye, but, his talent will live on for many many years to come!

[@cryticalgamyng40]

I said the same thing bout the ear pieces

[@alanmartins6349]

Exactly

[@RafaelSale]

Yep, just four guys in a band with nothing but talent.

[@4390hoover]

See that tent in the middle of the stadium , I'm 67 now but I was the lighting engineer for the concert ,at 27 years old I was bricking myself that I would get it wrong ,still to this day the greatest 25 minutes of my life

[@MrHMCC]

CAN you tell us more about your experience before , while and after Queen was playing? I would love to hear that… thank you very much ❤

[@michaelthompson4290]

That's amazing man!

[@4390hoover]

This was before the days of total computerised lighting ,staging started a week before , lighting started 5 days before ,100s and I mean hundreds of par56cans had to be installed and adjusted by hand with the correct colour filters fitted ,over 30 miles of cabling and most of it controlled by faders through power packs , nearly half a million amps ,serious stuff ,long range projectors were manually operated by guys up on the roof ,half of the show was in daylight and only started to come into its own half way through queens set ,fully effective for David Bowie who was unfortunate to have to follow queen ,2 days to strip down and pack up ,

[@mitchleicester7449]

epic

[@SusanTipton-qd6el]

I was 20, working the JFK site. Ran cable for days before concert then was stagehand backstage during concert. Most memorable and awesome professional experience of my life! When Queen took the stage, even the entire JFK crowd was in awe. It was magical.

[@lordgrimsdalefaltintine2232]

Watched it live in 1985. QUEEN absolutely stole the show!!

[@Sharky762]

Same here, was 10 at the time

[@persiascott2490]

I watched it with my Nana. She just loved all kinds of music and were dancing around together cuz I was only 11

[@allenmccreary2359]

Said this on many reactions…For 22 minutes that day, England was ruled by a different Queen

[@caperboy1169]

They ruled England more than 22 minutes

[@jamesdavison2927]

The day MADE my fave group , U2 The day WAS OWNED by Queen

[@caperboy1169]

@@jamesdavison2927 queen was experienced, U2 was still a young band

[@althelas]

He ruled the whole world.

[@roberthudson1959]

Especially if you see the band's introduction by two "Bobbies."

[@niknax25]

Freddie had the world in the palm of his hands here.

[@thomassanchez-oo6sb]

7 Days before this concert. My oldest brother (31@ the time.. a day after his birthday) passed from HIV/AIDS….❤️✌🏼 to my brother Joe…..

[@barrys1342]

Joe 😢 Thanks Not many will appreciate this under those circumstances from those days ❤ We are the Champions 😊

[@vallee3140]

so many better medicines now

[@markholmes8803]

sad man sorry R I P JOE.

[@papercup2517]

Thank you for remembering Joe here. The Mercury Trust was set up to help ensure another generation is not lost to that cruel disease. Blessings and love, and RIP big brother.

[@davidedwards1705]

Rest in peace, Joe, We remember you.

[@lyna4873]

Freddie sang amazingly well for someone with a severe throat infection--he said in a later interview it felt like he was gargling ground glass.

[@macmcgee5116]

If you listen close, you can hear his voice crack a few times. He recovered masterfully every time.

[@melm2740]

As Freddie mercury would say" the show must go on, darrling 😘🤴

[@susanengland3919]

It wasn’t only Queen who realized they had been sensational. Paul Gambaccini, who was part of the BBC broadcasting team at Live Aid, recalled the awe among other superstar musicians watching backstage. “Everybody realized that Queen was stealing the show,” said Gambaccini. These were the very words Elton John uttered when he rushed into Mercury’s trailer after the set. “You bastards, you stole the show,” joked the charismatic star. “Queen smoked ’em. They just took everybody. They walked away being the greatest band you’d ever seen in your life, and it was unbelievable,” said Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters. “And that’s what made the band so great; that’s why they should be recognized as one of the greatest rock bands of all time, because they could connect with an audience.”

[@rachellarios6618]

❤❤❤🎉😂😂😂

[@nataliereeves3594]

Bowie was on next, and he asked Freddie how am I supposed to follow that?

[@Beanie3500]

Very well said, One of the best Bands to walk this planet. I just wish I could have seen them live, just a bit too young then.

[@daphneschuring5810]

I was told that is was David Bowie

[@flor9389]

Taylor Hawkins (RIP) said they modeled a lot of their stage presence on Queen. They had a “Queen playbook” and if it was in the playbook they would do it. NOT comparing FF to Queen but it’s easy to see how FF took their inspiration.

[@garyfallows1123]

The greatest concert set you will ever see, considering Freddie was ill and had a sore throat and was advised by his doctor not to perform, what a showman

[@jamesdavison2927]

100 percent agree And U2 is MY BAND Like I've said before U2 was made by this day QUEEN OWNED THIS DAY

[@MorganMontyMcKeown]

Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio GaGa,Hammer to Fall, Crazy little thing called Love, We will Rock You, We are the Champions.

[@imocchidoro]

Queen was the best band EVER. Their versatility was unmatched, and Freddie was a magical being. Thanks for reacting to this.

[@igortokarski9517]

Well said... they were, are & will be UNMATCHED

[@jamesdavison2927]

FREDDIE FOREVER ❤❤❤❤

[@adriantrusca1245]

They're mainly a theatrical rock band with pop sensibilities. That's about it.

[@christianchetwood2581]

​@@adriantrusca1245doesn't matter. They had their iconic sound, iconic songs and arguably the greatest front man and vocalist of all time. Freddy and Queen are legendary and not many other bands or artists can truly say that

[@jackarmstrong1838]

@@adriantrusca1245 and a top 2 rock singer of all time, with a top 10 all time guitarist.

[@MikeSmith-ry8hi]

Can confirm that it’s rewatchable over and over. These are four master musicians that are well rehearsed and they absolutely KILLED it. Literal greatest of all time.

[@jhood758]

Yes! I have watched this so many times. It never gets old 🎶.

[@4721lynn]

I watch it it least twice a week 😂

[@4721lynn]

You wanna see a REAL show, which would end up being Freddie's last. No one knew it it the time but him. He didn't even go to the last after party😢 ... Wembley 1986 2 shows july 11th and 12th. They are 2 hour shows and he leaves it ALL ON THE STAGE!!!! MUST SEE

[@jamesdavison2927]

I'm a HUGE fan of a group that made a magnificent show this day-u2 I've watched the u2 portion probably 20 times ever IVE WATCHED THE FOREVER MAJESTY OF QUEEN THIS DAY PROBABLY 2000 TIMES IN MY OPINION - THE BEST BIT OF LIVE PERFORMANCE EV V V V V ER

[@roberthudson1959]

Don't forget the 90,000 backup singers. Reporter to Mercury: "What instrument do you play?" Mercury: "The audience, darling."

[@justafan7472]

You can't watch that man perform without smiling through the whole thing. One of the greatest entertainers to ever live.

[@4721lynn]

They really display the difference in talent to the "famous" musicians of today. The 80's was a great time to be alive!!

[@TheCornishCockney]

So was the 60’s and 70’s. I greedily soaked up all three wonderful decades. Today is utter dogshit by comparison.

[@pouwakaruwhiu8349]

​@@TheCornishCockneynailed it mate love Queen from Australia 🦘

[@denisepallin5316]

If you watch at the end of the performance, the far right corner of the stage, there is a light blinking, and when Freddie signals everyone to stop, the red light goes on meaning the power was going to be cut. They timed it perfectly. You wouldn’t expect anything else from Queen.

[@johnwhalen5198]

You have just reacted to the greatest 20 minutes in British rock history. Just a masterpiece

[@barrypos55]

I remember watching it live on TV and thinking ' who has to follow this?"

[@LtdBoomer]

not only British Rock History...World History!!!

[@johnwhalen5198]

@@LtdBoomer Indeed! I was being conservative and didn’t want replies from Beach Boys or Aerosmith fans!

[@sodafett]

The estimated number of viewers who tuned in to watch the concerts, in 100 different countries was 1.5 Billion people, this was the largest viewed show in history, I do believe

[@sythiadawn]

I was one of those billions. There's never been a better moment in my life since!! Music is the ultimate unifyer!!

[@MrChristbait]

I just Googled it,1.9 billion in 150 countries.

[@user-ms3nr2vg1i]

To this day, this is often referred to as one of the greatest live performances of all time because of the way he commanded the stage and commanded the crowd. Keep in mind, this was considered to be after Queen's heyday and with this performance, they reinvigorated old fans and gained new fans across the globe (as this was televised in multiple countries) and put out a lot of great music after this. The way he worked that crowd is still fantastic to watch over and over again.

[@waynehatchell6343]

I remember seeing this on a 12 inch black & white TV when I was Junior in High School here in America. Loved that concert.

[@BriRog68]

Freddie and the entire band took total command of every stage they graced. They all understood the assignment, and gave it their all everytime. ❤️👑🎸🥁🎤🎹 Queen Forever♥️👑

[@galgs604]

His favourite instrument was the crowd❤

[@mrk8050]

At the time of Live Aid I was serving in the British Royal Marine Commandos in a refugee camp in Ethiopia. We listened to it on the radio. We were surrounded by the full horror of the Famine, but when Queen came on the radio those poor soles who were there even reacted in a very positive way. I remember that a lot of us Royal Marine Commandos were crying watching some of the children dancing along, I'm teary eyed just remembering. I looked around at men I had fought alongside, who were tough, hardened Royal Marine Commandos who had fought a life and death war against Argentinian's in 82. By the end of Queen's set we were dancing with the children. It went along way to help build their trust in us. The famine is only one of many terrible memories I have from 35 years of active service, and over 3 years hospitalisation. But when I remember the smiles on the children's faces, and their laughter at the terrible way we danced always reminds me that humanity will always find it's way through even the worst of times. I only watched it for the first time last year, my son put it on the TV. A lot of memories came back and a lot of tears. My amazing Wife took me to see Queen at Wembley, U.K., in 1986 two weeks after I got back from Ethiopia as a surprise, we also went to the last Queen concert they ever did. I saw Queen live 8 times in all (my wife only 6 ha ha), they were incredible live. And yes, I am an old fart.

[@Joshualuv13]

I remember I was at a party with friends watching live telecast of live aide ,it was first of its kind and a really big deal.Queen and Freddie Mercury blew everyone out of the water..it's still gives me chills .His still missed ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kimzwolinski9919]

Being able to see things like this is the best part of KZbin. ❤❤❤

[@jamesdavison2927]

Amen

[@dianecourtney2724]

Amen ✌🏼

[@DrPaul-xf4no]

Now... Imagine being the next act to go out on stage.. 😳 😂 Freddie was a boss! ❤

[@mcm0324]

It was David Bowie - one of Freddie's best friends!

[@ArturoHernandez-zo6di]

Yeah David Bowie was next. He was amazing as well

[@markhinton1641]

Legend has it that as David Bowie was going out onto stage and Freddie was exiting, Bowie said "Thanks Freddie how the fuck am I supposed to follow that."

[@bmarrello1]

@@mcm0324 They should've done Under Pressure

[@DrumondArt]

@@bmarrello1 Bowie certainly was, after that 😆

[@sandyhanson6082]

Queen absolutely owned that show!! Blew away every band on the bill! So glad that they did it!! My all time favorite! Rest in peace Freddie. We love you and miss you very much.😪

[@mrtim5363]

The two things that will tell you everything you need to know about Freddy. When a reporter asked him what instrument he played, he said The Audience darling, The Audience. & Asked if he wanted to be a Rock & Roll 'Star' he said "Oh No"... I want to be, 'A Legend'. ... Damned if he wasn't 100% correct on both.

[@thebigdog7406]

We went to it it cost us £25 per ticket and being totally honest we weren't to sure what to expect. Without doubt it turned into one of the greatest days of music we have ever had the pleasure of being at. Queen, U2, Bowie, The Who, Elton, Sir Paul McCartney, Dire Straits and Sting The list just goes on,

[@billbitterman9487]

None of the reactors ever mention that on Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Brian May plays 3 different guitars on the song. He starts with an acoustic, switches to a Telecaster then finishes with his Red Special

[@philjones45]

Because nobody cares.

[@jackdixon29jd]

​@@philjones45How u doing, MAJOR Queen fan here, the fact that he's able to navigate 2 changes in the space of 4 minutes (for this version anyway), that's pretty big cos nobody did that back then.. unless you the stand thing that guitarists use for Acoustic live, but PHYSICALLY handing them over between tech and artist in what would be a 10 second space is pretty extraordinary

[@billbitterman9487]

I guess since you don’t care you think that applies to everyone else?

[@Sharky762]

Back when musicians and singers were real

[@alundavies1016]

You can hear his voice going in We are the Champions, and that just makes it better (good work by Roger doing the backing vocals too!)

I still remember sitting in front of the TV for 24 hours watching this Live Aid event in 1985. Each band only had a 20 minute spot, and the bands getting on stage after Queen didn't wanna enter the stage. As mentioned, this was NOT a Queen concert. Radio Ga Ga is the song that Lady Gaga got her stage name from. Freddie had all 90000 in his hand those 20 minutes. I still cherish the time I got to see Queen in 1984 and 1986 with Freddie on vocals. They had this guy playing the piano parts when Freddie was not. He was put in the back out of sight. The year after this in 1986, they filled Wembley Stadium again with their own classic concert from that year. That concert is available on DVD as well.

[@HealthAtAnyCost]

I watch the full Wembley '86 concert here on KZbin every couple of days. It's awesome!!

[@davidforman6191]

Remember taping live aid on vhs and thinking it was going to be hours until able to watch the Queen set again once they finished playing.

[@seanwilliams9443]

"This Guy!`" you are referring to Spike Edney who still plays with Queen now on their tours with Adam Lambert. He also has his own band called the SAS Band - it's worth checking them out

@@seanwilliams9443 Thanks. I sure will check that out. 👍

[@jokepy4230]

I used to work with a guy who was in the audience at the 1986 concert. He was mugged in the toilets and had all his camera equipment stolen. Never got it back.

[@stephendavies8751]

Greatest rock vocalist of all time performance at the greatest concert of all time. Period.

[@dianecourtney2724]

Nothing musically has ever topped Queen at Live Aid… I’ve only watched it a hundred times 😂 No where near enough ✌🏼☺️🥰💛

[@SusanSpurlock]

If you watch Freddie when he is dancing with the cameraman, their wires get cross while he is singing the man holding the wire for the camera tries to untangle them pulling on the mic cord Freddie noticed and grabbed it before it hit him in the face and never missed a note to hammer to fall. That is what a perfect performer he was because he did it so smoothly, no knew anything was wrong. Queen was and still is the greatest rock band. Spike Edney played the piano during crazy little thing love.

[@cliffordwaterton3543]

Freddie clearing the field and owning the day - no one else came close. 😎

[@warren4234]

Approx 80.000 were in wembley stadiam, In my opinion "Queen" are one of the best bands ever,, Freddie one of the best vocalists ever, Very powerful music.. My stepdad was near the front row. RIP "Dad" at the Live Aid gig,,,I always watch the Live Aid gig and well up, knowing my stepdad was there having a awesome time. He passed away at the young age of 53. Love your You Tube content, keep up the great work.

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Oh yeah Epic performance ❤

[@mickharper4995]

Queen rehearsed for 5 days straight before this to ensure everything was perfect timing wise, it shows that when you put in the work not only your fans but the whole world are rewarded with this truly amazing never to be repeated live performance.

[@petestevenson9270]

22 minutes. No light show. No pyrotechnics. And yet arguably the best rock performance ever. Thanks for this reaction, guys.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

12 hour music event . back then never done before, broadcast via Satellite Worldwide...only other broadcast like that was Elvis Aloha Live Hawaii..., this may not mean much today, but it was pre Internet, no digital or wireless technology, notice every instrument and cameras have cables, this entire concert was epic, groundbreaking, and then Queen, who was supposedly washed up, yesterday's news came out and tore the place Down. at 15 years of age watching this, it's remained etched in my mind for over 40 years!..❤

[@m......2743]

That was by far the best performance from live aid. Amazing.

[@user-qb1sm3rk9r]

Not detracting from Queen, but almost everyone else at Live Aid put on pretty bad shows to be honest.

[@tonynicholas419]

Hey guys, check out the crowd at the Green Day concert in Hyde Park singing Bohemian Rhapsody. It's amazing!

[@vallee3140]

I have watched that numerous times its mind blowing.

[@davidboivin7996]

And it was 40 years after the song came out.

[@tommarks3726]

Have watched this dozens of times and it never gets old. Command and Carisma

[@bensonhedges26]

The greatest frontman of all time, leading one of the greatest bands of all time, to play perhaps the greatest set of all time. A special moment in history, and i will forever be envious of anyone that got to attend.

[@user-qb2hd5ie3o]

Best band the world has ever seen 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@philstringfellow3425]

The songs were, Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Gaga, Hammer to fall, Crazy little thing called love and you know the last 2 we will rock you and we are the champions.

[@gasaholic47]

No frontman in rock commanded an audience like Freddie did. No one. Not Plant, not Daltrey. No one. I had just graduated from college two months prior to this concert. Myself and my brother (who had seen Queen twice before at MSG) were glued to the TV when it was their time to come on. They took our breath away. To say they stole the entirety of Live Aid is an understatement. Even Bob Geldof admitted it.

[@stuckinarkansas1]

To me what made this performance so great was Live Aid was an all day event broadcast live all over the world and most every major band or performer was there. The expectation and hype was so great that when the bands began to play, most all were a let down, until Queen took the stage and electrified that crowd and as a result electrified the globe for 20 or so minutes. They literally blew every other act off the stage. It's still legendary til this day.

[@jamesrobert680]

Thanks. You know it’s going to be good when the crowd are going mental. Even when he’s tuning up.

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

right!!!???

[@jamesrobert680]

@@TheWolfHunterZ prior preparation prevents poor performance.

[@hibhibb5429]

@@TheWolfHunterZ The songs in the set were: Bohemian Rhapsody Radio Ga Ga Hammer to Fall Crazy Little Thing Called Love We Will Rock You We Are the Champions.

[@scottclark7309]

The greatest 20min set in rock history. Queen was from a different universe. Queen was on a different level. AND THEN THERE'S FREDDIE. HE WAS BORN TO BE A ROCK GOD. THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER. R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU WE HEAR YOU SINGING FROM HEAVEN

[@AprilJMoon]

R.I.P. Freddie, the Queen.. .. may his music reign forever

[@ClaireBevan-gm3vf]

Brilliant concert. Freddie was magic. I think that to this day all British kids are born knowing these songs word for word

[@eriklarsson3188]

The English children are for sure, at least they were back in the 80's and early 90's.

[@roberthudson1959]

@@eriklarsson3188They learn "Bohemian Rhapsody" before they learn "God Save the King."

[@fraze1976]

If ever there was a demonstration of “how to hold your audience in the palm of your hand”, Queen at Live Aid was it! Ok, so the audience was around 1.2bn people, but that didn’t scare them! They gave everybody a show, doing what few on the bill had done before; play a stadium! Geldof allegedly blackmailed them into appearing; “can you afford to be the one band who didn’t play?”… THAT was your answer!

[@HankD13]

Everybody had a 20 minuet set. Queen, despite the "ad libs" and "crowd interaction" and re-jigged their songs to fit - came in on time with a only few seconds off. Roger Taylor on drums kept the beat. Consummate professionals. The man who played the audience to perfection. Absolute masterclass of how do a live performance - blew everybody else away. I loved growing up in the 70's!

[@kerrylake4751]

72,000 people were at Wembley for Live Aid, 89,000 were at JFK Stadium in Philly for the US half of the benefit and 1.5 billion people watched it. AMAZING!

[@jeromemilne561]

I turned in live aid in 1985 awaiting the Black Sabbath reunion. Saw this Queen performance and knew I had just seen something special.

[@julieholland9639]

I watched this live in Australia on tv with my baby on my knee, hes now a grown man in a metal band.

[@blastingweevil2968]

the best 25 minutes of music EVER.... remember this was not even a "Queen" Concert but you listen to the crowd singing word for word from the first note to the last.... And again.. HOW i mean HOW can they sound this good LIVE... with no auto tune or computer enhancements,,,, just pure raw talent from the whole band...

[@moniquecopeland5711]

I fell in love with Queen back in 2018 when I saw the movie Bohemian Rhapsody. I fell hard down the rabbit hole and have never come up for air. I have literally watched this live aid performance thousands of times and like you said it never gets old, and is always exciting! I fell madly in love with Freddie Mercury after seeing that movie. ❤❤I watch this multiple times a day and probably will continue to do so for a long time to come. Do yourselves a favor and watch Queen Wembley 86 full concert. It is fire 🔥 and in my opinion Queen at their absolute best. Thank you for another great reaction! You guys are awesome.

[@lindadoswell9396]

I remember this very well the Live Aid lasted for hours but Queen were the best performance!!

[@Minavera81]

I soooo happy my dad took me se them live. I wasnt old but i still remember it. Freddie is still one of the best showmen of our Times.

[@headrushindi]

I was a young solderer in the US army at Ft Bragg NC (Now Fort Liberty) on the Saturday this show aired. I was at a rather noisy, rowdy cookout at a Friends house. The TV was on and a few were gathered round it watching the acts . Then QUEEN took the stage . Five minutes after they began performing everyone at the party was magnetically drawn to the television where we all sat in total silence and these Magical masters of music wove their legendary sounds. After they finished we all sat a few awkward moments in silence until somebody finally said " Holy $#*!....that was freaking unbelievable". Little did we know then , that it would become known as the greatest Live Performance of all time, and Freddie's little interaction with the audience as he did his famous " AYYYOH" would become known as the "note Heard Round The World". There never has been since , and doubt there ever will be again the likes of Freddie and the Boys. I still tear up today listening to his Pure passion , and musical love that he soaked every word and note with . RIP Great Freddie ...You were truly the "real thing" , while many others just aspired to be the momentary thing.

[@ohsure07]

What a lovely story and memory.

[@notanotherenigma7759]

A few things to consider... This was not a Queen audience, but they won them over. His Dr had advised him not to sing that day. This was recorded in 1985, nearly 40 years ago! All acts, no matter who, were restricted to 18 minutes. Off camera, there are like traffic lights. At I think it was 16 minutes, the orange light came on, at 18, the red light came on and the power was cut!

[@paulmaxey6377]

If you look at the bottom in the middle when Freddie drops his arm for the final beat of We Are the Champions, you can just see the red light come on. Freddie timed it perfectly.

[@Irene-Donald]

He was the best performer ever! RIP Freddie my favourite band ever!

[@lynndally9160]

I remember watching this in Australia, i was glued to the TV thoroughly enjoying every band - then Queen came on!!! The whole show culminated right there and then. It was basically like - opening acts - QUEEN - closing acts. Freddie Mercury the only man who could hold a mic 🎤 in one hand and the whole world 🌎 in the other

[@martinbootneck]

Apart from the day I got married, THIS was one of the greatest days of my life. My friends mum was very good friends with Brian May and Brian gave us 4 VIP backstage passes but, every time I see the crowd I remember being so jealous LOL. I wanted to be in there as well. Thank you to Freddie, Brian, Roger and John, for making it an UNFORGETTABLE once in a lifetime experience and an awesome day, one I will never ever forget. ❤❤❤❤

[@sean3038]

I get goosebumps and tears every time I hear this.

[@romelnegut2005]

His favorite instrument? The crowd.

[@martinmillar7137]

The greatest showman.. ❤ this concert was on paper meant to be epic and no one knew just how epic it would end up being.. imo the best live performance ever.. 🎉

[@meredithtyson3408]

I've watched this about 1000 times, and I still cry, everytime. Chills, grins, and tears.

[@500enfield]

a fantastic performance that will live on my heart and mind for ever..

[@teresakym2672]

Still one of the greatest moments in music EVER ❤ We miss you Freddie 💕

[@295868]

England's unofficial National Anthem is Bohemian Rhapsody.....This performance was just EPIC!

[@josephlarrisey3521]

The songs in the set were Bohemian Rhapsody Radio Ga Ga Hammer to Fall Crazy Little Thing Called Love We Will Rock You We Are the Champions. Glad you guys enjoyed it. I don’t know of you noticed, but during Crazy Little Thing Brian May is using 3 different guitars. And acoustic to start, than a Telecaster, and finally his Red Special.

[@jpw6893]

Plus 'is this the world we created' later in the show.

[@christycable9021]

Thank you, I hoped someone listed the songs for them!

[@confucius12012]

This is great beyond greatness, ladies and gentlemen. This is the most perfect 23 minutes of a concert performance ever.

[@vespoint]

You need to watch it again and focus on listening to Brian’s guitar. He is a god.

[@AndrewAHayes]

I was at this gig along with my workmates, I worked as a printer and our boss had agreed to do a load of free promotional printing for Live Aid and we also worked for free after work, he bought us all a ticket for the event and paid for our transport and a hotel room for the night. We had the most wonderful time and Queen stole the show, the volume of the show had limiters but one of Queens roadies managed to cut the limiters when they went on and so they were much much louder than the other bands.

[@johnty80-wj3ek]

Later in the evening Bryan and Freddie came on and performed an acoustic version of Is This The World We Created

[@CraigCholar]

The fastest 22 minutes of my life is whenever I watch Queen at Live Aid. It. Never. Gets. Old.

[@hakansoder5279]

And I was just like - "yeah.. I'll just watch a bit of it since I've seen it all before so many times". And AGAIN I was forced to watch it all. You just CAN'T stop enjoying this performance. Freddie was a force of nature. He had it all. A true stage man who could make you feel that he was singing just for you, even if you are standing in a crowd of 100 000 people.

[@maureenwagg5305]

I hope he realized how much we fans loved him. He was gone too soon and hearing him still makes me weepy. Such a fantastic performance artist. We were so lucky to experience him.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Queen Is The Best 💯 Period & R.I.P To A Great Singer Songwriter Freddie Mercury, Still Miss You Always

[@Baldrick_dogsbody]

No, he was crap

[@dianecourtney2724]

@@Baldrick_dogsbody😂😂😂😂

[@otisroseboro5613]

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[@Baldrick_dogsbody]

@@otisroseboro5613 Hater ? For not liking rubbish ?? Lol. Only your opinion counts does it and everyone else becomes a hater. You selfish useless existence pea brain.

[@canadian1677]

Each Act had only 20 mins, and Queen who was added late, has been rated the Best Perfomers of any Act in this Live Aid Concert

[@chrisfirth1803]

Greatest frontman ever!

[@craigdawson7564]

was 13yrs old when Live Aid took place...I watched it all...and hadn't really paid attention to queen until they took the stage.I just remember my jaw dropping and not closing until they left the stage. From that moment on I was a fan and still am 39yrs later!

[@maybeme7171]

As a Queen fan, I can never accept a new vocal... It's just the very best original that can keep the place in my heart

[@sharonsmith6844]

Doesn't matter how many times I watch this. I could still watch it again and again

[@emmacook5706]

Did you notice how many guitars Brian May played during Crazy Little Thing? X

[@MrAngelDevilSoul]

3

[@jeanneleost1909]

The greatest rock singer in the world, the greatest rock band in the world.❤ Their Live at Wembley (1986) are fire.🔥

[@MrChristbait]

I was at Wembley 1990ish , squiffy days. Freddie had his yellow jacket. I was into far more alternative music than her. Went reluctantly because she went to my punk gigs....... expecting nothing I was blown away!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jeanneleost1909]

@@MrChristbait Me, I attended their concert on June 14, 1986 at the Vincennes racecourse in Paris (I am French) When Freddie arrived on stage, I remained amazed by his magnetism, I was in the second row, yet I had the impression that he was only singing for me, it was strange, Freddie seemed to me at the same time very far and very close, something mysterious, indefinable, emanated from his being. It was at this concert that he first wore his crown and court coat, he was literally royal. Brief ! Since this concert, I'm a real Queenie.

[@MrChristbait]

If you are French, your English is impeccable!

[@jeanneleost1909]

@@MrChristbait I studied English for 8 years during my schooling. I must also admit that I worked for the American company Intel, and that I frequently went to the US to participate in sales meetings.

[@kbpppp45]

This is just 60% of Freddie’vocal. It is amazing. Queen live aid is the best concert in the world

[@1972cck]

And is better than 99% now at 100%.

[@Jamienomore]

Could you imagine going to one of Queen's Concerts. By the time it was over you'd be as high as a kite. The Songs were Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Ga Ga, Hammer To Fall, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, We Will Rock You and a rousing We Are The Champions closed their set. This was all before Mercury and guitarist Brian May stole the stage during the show's grand finale with their acoustic rendition of Is This The World We Created?

[@BraysFirefly6]

I don't care what anyone says NO-ONE commanded an audience like Freddie

[@davidstorer2124]

Was at the girlfriends family home, the tv was moved into the garden for this concert, will never forget it. Nothing comes close to the whole day but this performance set the tone.

[@dessi208]

Best performance of all time no other artists will argue that

[@larryholmes69]

Oh man, what can I say, except this brings back so many incredible memories of what turned out to be one of the best days of my life. I was there in Wembley stadium 6 rows back from the stage, standing next to the girl in the black top on the guys shoulders. When I look at my 32 year old self rockin out with the rest of the crowd, I get goosebumps all over. I've witnessed many great live performances from top bands over the years, but this one by Queen has to be the best ever. Thank you so much for this reaction, now I'm going to sit and watch it all over again.

[@johnmills260]

I was there as well, maybe 15 rows back, slightly left of centre, 19 years old, what a day.

[@psyberwyche]

FYI, it's a guy called Spike Edney who fills in on piano/keyboards from the wings while Freddie is standing up singing, and sometimes plays rhythm guitar and provides extra backing harmonies. He's sometimes called the unofficial fifth member of Queen.

[@neilwalker342]

I was so lucky to be able to be at this concert way back in 1985, queen stood out amongst all the other artists, and had the whole of Wembley Stadium eating out of their hands, especially with the incredible Freddie. It’s so good to see that all these years on great people like yourselves, are having such an incredible and positive reaction to both and queen and also the crowd. Thank you. Also, I found your reaction to James Blunt monsters incredibly moving, just like this song is to everybody that hears it. Thank you guys for putting up such great content. It’s a pleasure to follow you.❤🙏🏻👍🏻

[@kimlouise-rf5rr]

YES!!!!!! I am now 68, feel 40. We were there and I can tell you it was a spiritual experience ✨️ Unbelievable memories ❤❤❤ Now I get to share our generations music with the grandchildren and they LOVE all of it Dire Straits, Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker; Dame Shirley Bassey, etc, etc; etc........❤

[@Liviopedata]

Man wow....it was incredible you saw the best of queen

[@mals4125]

I HAVE been watching this for 40 years. It still takes my breath away every time.