THIS SHOW WAS LIGHTNING!!! |【Queen】Live Aid 1985 Full Concert | REACTION

[@MrRockNRollLive]

MY BAND'S GOT A QUEEN COVER!!!! The Sauce - Another One Bites The Dust (Official Audio) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJaumpd8f9Gke5Y

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

HEY HON, I POSTED IN THE COMMENTS BELOW, A LINK TO A COMPLETE VERSION OF QUEEN’S LIVE AID SET. (NOTHING IS CUT OFF.) THE LINK IS FROM: Remastered Memories YT channel. IT’S ALSO REMASTERED IN HD.

[@janihaavisto79]

NW army Finnish Jaeger battalion here. Saw your thumbnail and decided to check this one out. After all Queen was one of those bands that you pretty much heard it many times a week from radio if you were born in 70's or 80's. Great band, still every now and then i find myself listening these tunes and singing along. Not in public tho. Try singing this in a bus, they'd throw you out on a curb... lol

[@neilburns8869]

Probably the best live performance of all time, if Carlsberg made rock concert gigs... Now you need to take some time and enjoy the movie Bohemian Rhapsody (2018). RIP Freddie Mercury (1946-1991).

[@johnbarraco5561]

Yeah that was cool as fuck too🤘

[@clivenewman4810]

The 2 most iconic live performances in rock history, The Beatles rooftop session & Queen at Live Aid.

[@aaronwieman8368]

A reporter asked Freddie one time what’s your favorite instrument to play? He responded by saying “the audience darling.” What a legend RIP

[@davidharkin8554]

Love this quote 😊

[@katrinachapman9213]

That's awsome

[@PhoebesBlueHouseintheHills]

And I was there.... I danced and sang my heart out for 10 hours... One of the most amazing experiences of my life!!

[@shenggaibabiera7545]

So envious! One of the moments I wish I was born early! You have a well-treasured experience of a lifetime. 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@janetburrows137]

You’ve never heard of Live Aid???? There was concerts all over the world and big screens in the big parks. ❤❤️🇬🇧

[@SylviaWilliams-qg5to]

I'm a 74 year woman who has been a life long Queen fan. Love your reaction, so genuine. (From UK)

[@aimlessbauer9082]

Did you go to any concerts and meet them? Everybody says Freddie was shy.

[@oldtastic6G]

Me too, same age, just like you.

[@Iceman-135]

If you want to, there's a Green Day concert where the entire crowd sings Bohemian Rhapsody from start to finish and there are no people on stage, it's simply the song playing before the actual band comes on. It's electric! Such an amazing experience to watch.

[@jillians1138]

F*** yes, that moment always makes me appreciate any rock and roll crowd

[@christelsegbars1630]

Yes, thats immortality at its best.... look at the sky and see...... the clowds shifting from almost a hand into the blessing of Freddie. But mr rock and roll you look like me at the concert in1986, I was blessed to see him live..... love this

[@plother4242]

Lets get the word out to do that at every concert to remember Freddie by. Even if its opera since Freddie loved opera too.

[@MsGeoffh]

Sure I was there for that one!! absolutely fabulous! and I didn't care much for Green day but my friends invited me as I lived in London and they did not, I could basically take them out after.

[@venusb248]

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[@davidclarkson6029]

The greatest frontman ..vocalist..and performer ever...thr GOAT...no one could control an audience like him..them..no one....

[@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.”

[@marciarichards9446]

It was an amazing event. All the artists who were performing had 20 minutes each. Queen's performance has lasted so far 38 years, with many more, long live the music of Queen

[@nancyblumberg4612]

Queen had rehearsed all week for this concert and had 21 minutes down to 2 seconds. They took this seriously and no one else really did. Queen were pros down to the way they did their bows There are many huge stars and many with more awards than Queen, but no one can argue that Freddie always had the audience eating out of their hands. People came out so happy and truly had a great time, what else is there in music, nothing. RIP Freddie you are a true legend and god knows you a never boring.

[@vincentbrannelly8786]

Fred condensed every song to around 2 mins to fit in as many as possible . He then produced the finest live capture of a crowd ever seen . Remember , this was not a Queen crowd . Awesome for that fact alone .

[@TheEricthefruitbat]

Freddie is the greatest front man of all time. An absolutely killer performance. You feel like you saw a full Queen concert. They weren't even advertised, and he had the whole crowd in the palm of his hand. This is how you steal the show.

[@Danylo__]

👑👑👑👑

[@rhaynhillyard9772]

With a throat infection to boot

[@jamestheinsider]

Of course they were advertised 🤣 Bob Geldof announced them at the press conference and Jim Beach threw a fit!

[@mickanderton4763]

best live band EVER

[@jacknjill3000]

Yeah, I did hear Freddie’s tgeoat crack a few times in the live aid concert and heard he wasn’t feeling his best.

[@Nandrea7627]

Freddie performed against DR’s orders for this iconic event. He was having severe throat problems and still made history. Your joy is a infectious to watch 😁 Appreciation from Ireland 😁🍀

[@randyfergus8781]

From what I understand, the response to his call and response at the end of Radio Gaga notably happened among the 72, 000 or os at Wembley but also among the 90,000 or so across the pond in Philadelphia watching it on the big screen. The best 20 minutes of rock and roll EVER!!!!

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

It's worth noting that, remember, this was not a Queen crowd, it was a Live Aid crowd. But during "Radio Ga Ga", they became a Queen crowd. I saw them five times. Best ever.

[@banadverts3442]

Freddie did the voice improv thing with the crowd to help warm up his vocal chords to sing in a different tone for the next song. It just turned into a massive thing he did. Which is cool as hell

[@samnemeth-smyth6109]

There is a reason Freddie is referred to as 'The greatest entertainer of all time'. No one has been able to match the sheer energy and passion he bought to the stage.

[@maureenalder8905]

Queen the BEST band EVER..I was at this concert Freddie totally smashed it..still missing you Freddie 💔 😢 🇬🇧

[@JohnHazelwood58]

... man, I am so happy for you! I wish I would have been there, too ... but I was too young at this time. But I heard this concert at the radio an a few years later - I got older - I went to the Freddie Mecury Tribute Concert! Man, that was epic! Even without Freddie on stage ... all the groups, the band and the crowd were very special that day! :)

[@mariagrenat6147]

I have to say, I certainly enjoyed watching you enjoy watching them. To top it off I enjoy queen always!

[@Nandrea7627]

My Mum and I watched the entirety of “Live Aid”, at home in Belfast. Queen absolutely stole the show as we danced and sang around the kitchen with them. Their performance made us immediately make a second donation to the appeal. This was televised across the world and made a massive impact for the crisis in Ethiopia. So proud to have witnessed this performance live 😊🍀

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

On that day, everybody there became Queen fan for life, even if they came there to hear other people, Queen was just that good.

[@joan783]

I was there, yes I am that old, one of 72,000 at the old Wembley stadium. A very hot, long day. Started at noon in the UK and went till around 10:30pm. The ticket was £25, which in 1985 was really pricey, but £20 was a "donation" to the Ethiopian famine relief - which was the point of the whole concert. I think the next act in the UK after them was David Bowie. It wasn't directly after, as they tended to flipflop between the stage in Philadelphia, who came into the show later than noon UK time and kept going after the UK finished. Some of the acts were pretty poor, in that they didn't get the brief and played new stuff or just messed around for 20 minutes. This clip is making the rounds at the moment, but cuts off the end of Champions, so hopefully people will find the complete one again. Also, have a look at the separate number, done at the end of the whole show to cover while the stagehands were moving equipment for McCartney, called Is This the World We Created, very different with just Freddie and Brian. Years later, looking at video of the concert I noticed how special the Queen set was, in that the press stopped taking pictures of the band and was watching and taking pictures of the audience, many not Queen fans. Shows the power of Freddie and the band to engage an audience. Thanks for the memories, great reaction!

[@ruthgar9753]

I wasn't there, was over in the U.S., but I and my cousins were able to catch this and few other performances on the broadcast when we were kids. Not being able to see Queen with all 4 of their original members live in person in concert is the one true regret I have in my life, even if they had stopped performing them due to Freddie's illness by the time I was interested in actually going to them. Having had the chance to see the broadcast WHEN it happened is the next best thing that could have happened, and there were a few times when I was younger that I caught partial rebroadcasts of their concerts audio from a radio station or two. Queen is and was the best there ever was and will be in my opinion overall, I mean sure I have a favorite song here and there from other groups and artists, but with Queen, I can listen to every song of theirs all day every day. But this performance always will have a special place above everything thing else Queen in my heart and soul for the rest of my life.

[@xWRLD999x]

This is the best reaction I’ve ever seen on this vid 😂

[@kimbrooks754]

Dude you are the only one that I've seen react to this that knew the name of hammer to fall

[@MrRockNRollLive]

Grew up with these boys. Of course I know Hammer to Fall⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@Gavrev]

I was pondering the other day (now aged 51) that 99% of the brilliance of Queen happened in the minority, first twenty years of my life. A remarkable musical achievement for these guys to have compressed so much, from "Seven Seas of Rhye", through to "Show Must Go On", every damn note and lyric crafted, in so little time. Now almost 32 years after the passing of this great craftsman, the material still holds its power. His voice and talent is sorely missed. What else might we have had, both operatic and rock, from him in that lost time?

[@vincentbrannelly8786]

We will never know . However no other frontman has never snared an audience like Mercury . He feeds off them .

[@thedanishvapingviking8473]

Okayyyyyyy, you do react. Love it

[@gian8134]

I'm having what you're having. Nice reaction!

[@mysticstudios1210]

Freddie may be the God of the stage, but Brian May is a God in his own right. A fantabulous guitarist, but also an astrophysicist!

[@chrish5794]

just love your enthusiasm my friend

[@eviljeep]

Watching Freddie on stage is surely the most entertaining thing on Earth 👌 We miss him🌹 Best live performance from Queen and maybe of all time 🤟

[@suethecoocovers3849]

This is the best freaking reaction I've seen to this, and I'm old enough to remember seeing it live. I was 15. You have taken me back to my youth. I'm mid 50s and will rock till I die. Thank you and ROCK IN PEACE FREDDIE. ❤

[@alexandergreyson9430]

Freddie Mercury the greatest front man ever. You sir i found you by chance and your reaction was amazing.🤘🏻👍🏻

[@chewwyc]

Imagine having lunch across the street from this guy as your neighbour seeing him throwin his hair back n forth loooool unreal that’s what queens all about!!!

[@MrRockNRollLive]

My neighbors think I’m strange 🤣🤣🤣

[@The_Gen_X_Warrior_168]

i was so lucky and watch this when it came out on tv and queen made rock history on that day and freddie is a legend

[@barrymiller3385]

If I remember rightly it was David Bowie that had to follow Queen on stage. Apocryphally Bowie said to Freddie "You bastard! How am I supposed to follow that?!"

[@lindawallace3065]

I just love you mr rock & roll you can always make my day!!🎼🇬🇧🎼

[@jk-wf7uc]

I have watched many Live Aid reactions...you are the best reaction ever and loved your enthusiasm🥰 thank you❣️👑🎶

[@Catstales4you]

Omg your reaction is the best I’ve seen!! Does anyone else want to go to a concert with this guy or just me? Lol love this

[@Mickey911-o3j]

I was There at Wembley Live Aid Concert July 13th 1985 to watch Queen and was 33 years old and Queen Stole the show and I am from the UK

[@Iceman-135]

When I saw the notification, I came here as fast as I could. Lets go! First.

[@DemonQueen1988]

Being a huge queen fan, you have the best reaction, thank you sir!

[@denisepallin5316]

And to think he had a severe throat infection and was advised by his doctor to NOT sing at this concert. Just an amazing, incredible human. ❤ gone way too soon.

[@melitakazesovic5412]

Don't know what i enjoy more,your reactions or Queen at Live Aid. You are great. Forget the movie, enjoy in their timeless music. Freddie is one in a million. Thank you 😊

[@Kmd2574]

I can't even tell you how happy this video made me! Your energy is infectious!😂 Rock on 🤘

[@vickiemace1238]

Brought me to tears.. I so miss this great talent. Highly appreciate Your appreciation. I'm 66, we had fookin GREAT ASS MUSIC. ... and, we weren't killinng each other.

[@kyjames3151]

Brilliant 👏👏👏👏👏👏 No one’s done better since

[@angiemottershead1394]

My favourite reactor of Freddie n Queen. You got me giddy. Cos your reaction mirrored mine. Love from UK. ❤

[@larryholmes69]

Love watching your reaction vids. I'm a 71 year old guy from the UK, and I was lucky enough to be at this concert. I was 6 rows back from the stage, standing next to the guy with the girl on his shoulders. I've seen many live bands over the years, including Zeppelin (7 times), but I can honestly say this was the greatest live performance I've ever witnessed. I still get goosebumps watching my 32 year old self rockin out with the rest of the crowd. Keep up the great work mate.

[@Bubacup_]

Great Reaction Bro❤

[@JMurdochNZ]

This is the high water mark by which all other live performances are measured. Occasionally come close to in the rarest of circumstances (Nightwish at Wacken 2013 for example) but never, ever bettered. "We are the Champions" for me is the greatest song of all time. Compositionally brilliant (the switch from Cm to Eb major as the lyrics get more positive in the build up to the chorus is simple but absolute genius), lyrically powerful, and it's ability to bring thousands of people together as one is unmatched. And this was it's best performance of it because, as others have pointed out, this was not a Queen audience. And yet you could hear so many of them singing along. An immortal monument to the greatest frontman of all time.

[@Smokey2Mc]

Yeeees bigman 😂 love the energy that's what's its all about. Boooom

[@darlenelee7035]

I’ve watched many people react to this video but you are the best reaction I’ve seen you were really enjoying it x I remember being out shopping and people stopped what they were doing and watch them because a lot of shops had tv’s playing the concert it was amazing

[@vickibella8761]

Absolutely love your reaction. MORE QUEEN . I WANT IT ALL SHOW MUST GO ON WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOREVER FREDDIE IN MY DEFENCE BORN TO LOVE YOU. BARCELONA

[@maryhuhnke4706]

I hope Freddie was "watching You!" Your energy was Priceless!! He is Definitely a Legend!

[@Winterov]

Fuckin best reaction vid ever. Your reaction rocks.

[@beachcomberbob3496]

In Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Bryan May changed guitar twice during it. He started on acoustic, swapped to one electric for the middle break and yet another for the outro.

[@dianecourtney2724]

I have a mini breakdown every time I watch what “ they “ do to this primo concert now !! Thank goodness I have the full original video… Why in the world would “ they “ cut out Freddie’s greatest note that he was building up to in this masterpiece 😢 TY for your fabulous reaction ✌🏼🥰

[@clivenewman4810]

Don't forget,Geldof hated the idea of them performing.

[@decodolly1535]

Depends which idiot uploaded the particular video. Watch it on the official Queen channel - not cut there.

[@Pokafalva]

Yours is the best reaction I have ever seen to Queen in this concert. It's great to see someone of the younger generation react to the music of my generation( yes, I am an old bastard, in my 70s now!).

[@johnty80-wj3ek]

great reaction

[@annrabie7988]

I love watching reactions to Queen and seeing the enjoyment of watching a great band. 🤗

[@ClassicWorld19]

I keep saying it, but it's a CRIME that they cut off Freddie's last notes on "We Are the Campions" because IT IS AMAZING!!!

[@trishc3099]

I'm not sure where this copy came from, but the one from the Queen official chanel isn't cropped. I hate missing those last few seconds. They're important to the feel of the end of this concert.

[@Jackflip1996]

It never used to very recently this has started happening

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@trishc3099 I think that if new reactors come onto the Queen scene, we should prewarn them to go to the official Queen channel for the Liveaid. Some get lucky, but they are fewer now just because this wretched copy has been uploaded.

[@trishc3099]

@@Jackflip1996 I've noticed that too. A lot of these are also posted under the name of someone called Chief Mouse. Those are the ones that are getting blocked and cropped.

[@yerviniansamvel]

It's crime they cut this,it's the best part

[@peters2793]

The great David Bowie was on after Queen at Live Aid. Apparently he passed them back stage and said, You bastards!

[@asimoes1974]

Probably the best reaction that I've seen for this videos 👍🏻👍👍🏻

[@kimberlystark3944]

I love your decor!! ❤

[@mildredwolf8722]

Now thats a REACTION! And Freddie is SO worth it! 👏👏👏

[@fishingforbricks]

I was there brother. 👍🙏😎 Awesome day start to finish. this was one of the highlights. Too many to mention but Quo opening the show and Elton John was amazing too. Anyhoo keep rocking big fella. Respect from Scotland brother 🤜🤛

[@epicfacepalm95]

8:36 the best thing someone asked freddy: "do you play anny instrument?" Freddy: "Darling i play the audiense" Legend

[@lindawallace3065]

You are like watching a favourite tv show….brilliant!!🎼❤️🎼🇬🇧

[@lindawallace3065]

I’m off to Montreux next month to Freddie’s birthday celebrations on the shores of Lake Geneva I’ll sign the wall on your behalf if that’s ok??❤️🎼❤️🇬🇧

[@philbowyer874]

This was the highlight of the Day , I remember watching all of Live Aid on TV.... but queen blew them all away .... the ' Note heard around the the world ' where Freddie led 72,000 people in a spine-tingling vocal echo and response display that nobody else could of pulled off. Ive heard it said as Bowie passed Freddie to do his set he simply said ' Bastards ' and laughed.... I definitely know Elton stormed In to queens trailer and shouted ' You Bastards stole the show ' which I love .

[@morganrussell8150]

Radio Ga Ga is my favourite song and your reaction was priceless. 🤘🏼Rock and Roll 4Eva 🇺🇸🇦🇺♥️💯...

[@debramoore7513]

The world was a better place with Freddie in it!! We miss him!! The set-list was brilliant - First song is Bohemian Rhapsody .. Why not? Mega Queen hit! Radio Ga Ga .. Huge crowd participation song! Hammer To Fall .. Getting radio play at that time! Crazy Little Thing Called Love .. Elvis tribute & crowd sees Freddie play the guitar. We Will Rock You & We Are The Champions .. The one-two punch 💥🥊 knock-out!! Later that evening, Freddie & Brian sing Is This The World We Created .. Not written for Live Aid but seems to fit this historic moment!

[@dianecourtney2724]

Great comment ( of course 😄 )

[@kimlouise-rf5rr]

If you have watched the movie by now, you will know Freddie had just told the band he had AIDS. He also had laryngitis the week before the concert. I was fortunate enough to have been at live aid and had seen queen on concert 1982. UNBELIEVABLE! And you are quite right......there will never be another Freddie Mercury. And at the age of 65, I still rock to Queen and all the other outstanding artist of the time. Now I have grandchildren who visit and ask me to play Queen as loud as possible 😂

[@quinny6920]

DUDE!!! Omg you crack me up!!!! Thank you thank you!!

[@bonniewood5286]

It’s said that Freddy had a clock and knew exactly how much time every single part took. He knew how much time he had for goofing around and he was within seconds of the time allowed to Queen. Can you imagine how the singer that followed this felt? 🇨🇦

[@petebear8212]

It was Bowie and was just as good,

[@decodolly1535]

It wasn't just Freddie. Queen rehearsed for ages to hone the perfect set. Their head roadie Ratty (Peter Hince) filled the rehearsal room with clocks so they could constantly see the timing.

[@petebear8212]

@@decodolly1535 it was amazing, I was so scared my two favourite artists would fail that day and both were the best.

[@xWrecknKillx]

Best, most entertaining reactions on youtube man

[@deniseleger2683]

Greatness 😊 thanks i love your reaction fun fun 😊

[@homoerectus6953]

i watched it live on TV as a 15 y/o..........core memory..

[@homoerectus6953]

ps love you camping it out.....loved your review...xxx

[@bucho448]

Super reaction, God bles all!

[@pipmaple]

I was fortunate to be there that roasting hot day and without doubt Queen stole the show ! Best gig of my life

[@angelas9465]

It was band aid live concert to raise money for Africa Freddie came on and performed like that even though he was just getting over a bad throat infection he's a legend

[@lino9222]

Great great reaction

[@jilldiable8119]

I've been to 2 Queen concerts,totally awesome,masters.unforgetable to be at Wembley seeing them.

[@reboss44]

This. Reaction. Is. EVERYTHING!! You’re genuine joy and enthusiasm. Love it!!

[@timelesscoaching]

I've watched these many times, but I must say you made this very entertaining.

[@bandmom3505]

I LOVE watching your reactions! Most reactors understand what great musicians Queen are but you get how absolutely COOL and FUN they are. You should be allowed to time travel back to Live Aid because you are one of those special people who appreciate how great Queen is. You jumping up and down and your inability to stop smiling made my day! You're cute, too! 😘 Looking forward to other reactions, especially Queen.

[@andreareijmerink2509]

Love your energy! Queen is amazing

[@natasjadirken5633]

I just found you here on YT and man I love you! You're nothing less than awesome! I've been a Queen fan for 40 years and have seen so fuckin many reactions but you???? You make me want to sing and dance along with you!! You make me smile so hard! Thank you for making me happy! *Forever Freddie*

[@sndrka12]

I just quite simply love you! Love from Glasgow, Scotland

[@berenicehickey9755]

Sweet reaction!

[@RockinMamaT]

This was Epic❤Just subbed❤Freddie was told by doctors not to perform he had a throat infection and could have ruined his vocals. But in Freddie fashion he said No Darling we will be there.He had a mic in one hand and 90,000 people plus the billion of us watching at home in the other hand😂❤Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦

[@lindajones4667]

I loved watching your very energetic heartfelt reaction. My favorite band of all time!! Love ❤️ Queen ! Love ❤️ Freddie!

[@janetd8198]

First I have to say I have watched at least 100 reactions to this concert and this was the best and most fun I have ever seen! Kudos!! Second, there are other versions that show the emotional ending to We Are The Champions! Here is one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emWnk6mGn9V-ndE Live Aid was a worldwide concert to raise funds for a famine in Africa. There were live shows in London at Wembley and also in Philadelphia. Broadcast to billions around the world! The amazing part for Queen is that they weren't even listed on the original set of groups to perform. The tickets were sold out BEFORE Queen signed on, so this wasn't a strictly Queen crowd. Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Elton John, Sting, U2, along with many others performed. The other bands watched monitors backstage but when they HEARD the crowd during Queen they were amazed. David Bowie said "how do I follow that?"! Queen returned to the stage that night at 9:48 to sing one last song, really just Freddie and Brian, Is this the World We Created. It was amazing also! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJradaJtlKyroK8

[@lorenzabelletti1610]

Me too

[@lorenzabelletti1610]

Everybody in the band played at least 3 instruments not just Freddie. Freddie wrote Little things of love in Honor to Elvis in 6 minutes in a bath tub playng only 3 strings because i had to raise the guitar away from the water!

[@clivemaximus5006]

With this concert I was actually there, the last song here on KZbin we are the champions was cut at the end so you missed the final finally of Freddie at the end so if you get chance watch the full we are the champions live aid.

[@enuma7]

I am enjoying your happiness very much ! Thank you!

[@heidiquint2691]

I love to see ur happiness and excitement listening to one of the Greatest Bands in the world.

[@psychopomp-s5c]

I've added this to my likes for anytime I need someone to mosh with during one of my many viewings of this Live Aid performance. Love the energy! One thing I noticed when I first watched this performance was when Freddie dropped into a lower tone for the harmony during "We Are the Champions," which I thought it was interesting. It turns out that Freddie was singing through a throat infection. Can you imagine being such an epic singer that your voice at like 75% can still bring a crowd to their knees? Unreal.

[@rachelmccombie9464]

..I Really Loved Your Reaction To This Timeless Classic Video... You Had Me Gigglin My Lil Head Off 😁 Throughout The Whole 21 Minutes...As You Reminded Me Of Myself When I First Saw It Many Years Ago... "Queen Are Phenomenal " And "Freddie Mercury " Is The Legend Of Legends"....A Once In A Century Talent Of A Genius Man " In A World That's Fallen On Such Scary Times THANKYOU For Bringing A Lil Joy Into My Evening... Respect Rach UK x

[@madicelander]

Life long Queen fan. Couldn't get past your old schoold WWF intro lol . I'll try next time. Hacksaw Jim Duggan would love you :)

[@raytalbot5890]

Imagine how hyped you would be this after Status Quo 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@sheilayates6548]

A truly wonderful reaction I love your sheer joy , you did the amazing Queen proud .💙💚💙💚UK

[@leslieporter9228]

Your enthusiasm is infectious! I am so glad I found you! I am a music nut from back in the day! You were spot on that nobody wanted to go on after them! Yes, this festival, Live Aid, was a fundraiser for humanitarian aid to Ethiopia. They do play a short song later in the evening, which is where you stopped. There is an analysis channel called Wings of Pegasus, and Fil, a british guitarist, actually does an analysis of this performance. WOW, all the details I did not know until I watched it last night. I bet you would really enjoy hearing all what is going on here, behind the scenes details nobody knew about! I see by your posters that you are into more heavy metal but you certainly appreciated Queen as do I. Freddie was gone way too soon but the music he created with Queen will be with us forever! Again, I am so happy I found you and I will be a regular to this channel

[@debramoore7513]

Hammer To Fall was featured in the pop streaming series STRANGER THINGS Season 2: The Spy!! Such a great song for a great show!!

[@davidbowyer2786]

I'm a huge Queen fan, your reactions are great! At times you do sound like Beetlejuice though 😂 Great channel fella.