Vocal Coach Reacts to Queen - Somebody To Love

[@Tarasimonstudios]

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[@sonatasonataa2827]

Tara you're amazing 💋💋💋

[@diegophilip4101]

instablaster...

[@bumbleg1]

I saw Queen three times in the 80's. Best concerts ever. No comparison to anything I had seen before or after. Best live voice, best strut, was just everything. I would give up my left arm to have him back.

[@logexpTommy]

Where did you see them?

[@bumbleg1]

Seattle. Ack, I'm older than I thought 1978, 1980 and 1982. I think I still have my ticket stubs somewhere

[@lorikodama8212]

You're very lucky. I've always heard that Queen put on the best live performances, hands down.

[@briangraham5156]

@@bumbleg1 -- Wembley in July 1986. And I also have my ticket stub. The ticket cost £14.50. Prices have certainly changed since then.

[@sodapop83]

we all envy you

[@joannedarley1893]

The last full Queen concert my husband and I attended was in 1982 at "The Bowl" in Milton Keynes UK. We also saw them at Live Aid in 1985. But back to the concert, the atmosphere even before Queen took the stage was electric, you could feel it build. When they came out on stage we all just erupted, the roar was huge, Freddie was magnetic, you couldn't take your eyes off him, don't get me wrong the rest of the band was magnificent, but Freddie just seemed to have this aura. It was the best time of our lives, we couldn't talk above a whisper for the next three days because we sang our hearts out. My husband even said that Freddie was the only man that he would turn for, that's how big an effect he had on us, I have been a fan of Queen and particularly Freddie since 1973/4 and I'm now 73 and still as big a fan now as I was then.

[@vernhoke7730]

The last time I saw them was the summer of '82 at Madison Square Garden during the "Hot Space" tour, oh and Billy Squier opened for them!

[@joannedarley1893]

@@vernhoke7730 Wow...this is like deja vue, I was just reading Peter Hince's (Freddie and John's roadie) book Queen Unseen and he was talking about that very tour with Billy Squier and what a lovely person he was. I hope that you had as much fun as we had.

[@vernhoke7730]

@@joannedarley1893 It was a great show, as was the one in 1980 I went to. I'd been a fan of Billy Squier since his "In the Dark" album. In fact I saw him as the main act about a year or so earlier. There are some videos here on KZbin from his "In the Dark" tour from '81. As a matter of fact in the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody" there is a scene when Queen is playing Madison Square Garden during the Game tour, I was in the seats for that one. :)

[@tylerhackner9731]

You’re so lucky! Got to see one of the best bands of all time!

[@Keston1302]

I’m so jealous of you and your husband! I would give anything to see one Queen concert(I would especially love to go see them Live at the Rainbow 1974)

[@robbiegarnz7732]

Still miss Freddie! He was the greatest! Brian May’s guitar solo is epic!!!

[@donaldparlettjr3295]

And to think there was no Auto-tune back then it was pure and simply singing.

[@grantbennett333]

_Auto tune. To connect to Freddy Mercury Grand marquis3e range master b_ laster StedSenScale 👑 efficiarno Fr3dsUpStar 🌟 zzz FredsgotwVVings 🦅 thinKiNG about the m MerryVVitcheon's MerryBitchionsWALtalKiNG. Fred's 2nd In car Nate MerryVVitcheon'. Son of a spiritual Gun.. omnipotent Fred's Bohemian Cowboy 🤠🎼 StedSenScale 🎶🎤 efficiarno Opera octive KiNG of minds and Qu333n of hearts 💖💕*_ *_10 galllon hat Stedsen... Bohemian Cowboy 🤠🎼 StedSenScale 👑 efficiarno Opera octive KiNG_* kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3vSZ4yldrKYfJI 🎥 Freddie Mercury Exercises In Free Love - KZbin Chk out Fred's Falsetto Soprano.. Exercises in free love

[@Bibiana862]

@@grantbennett333 no auto tune was lready in 90 s back then they even dont know what auto tune is,Freddie have inner rhytm and as he said he was not able hit false note doesnt matter in what tone he sung his songs,what you hear is pure talent

[@dumber8704]

@@Bibiana862 this song wasnt made in 90s too

[@gusalitbeatbox2896]

​@@Bibiana862 sometime he hits fals note while live non overdub

[@NxDoyle]

People who can sing still just sing. There are plenty of excellent singers in the world. Let's not fool ourselves into thinking that the old days are automatically better.

[@enoch1680]

Thank you for calling out the background singers and harmonies. They are all just AMAZING. I remember when they came onto the scene and there was nothing like them.

[@chrissielord434]

Live... awesome... saw them in 1975 and 1977... Freddie’s voice is incredible and as good live, if not better, no ear plugs or auto tuning back in the day and all of them incredible musicians... “takes your breath away”. You should react to that live Hyde Park 1976, ❤️Freddie❤️

[@shaggyisbae]

Hey tara! I have to say Despite this is an Queen reaction Most of the comments i have seen is of other topics like other reaction requests..... Can we guys just for one sec praise the talents queen have, there are no autotune no high end editing tools or whatsoever This is a prime example of nothing but pure talent and passion I have seen little to no comments on queen's legacy yet on this video So here this is my comment on it. I hope you all have a good day

[@Keston1302]

I completely agree. For me, Queen will always be the greatest band ever.

[@dezperez1998]

Absolutely my dear...queen's recent achievements considering no album's produced after some decades...meant to be legendary from day 1 they've met..these 4 lovely guys are meant to be queen..freddie, the best frontman forever...musical genuises..

[@SuperLadyKing]

I did have the honor of seeing Queen at the Los Angeles Forum in 1977 with Thin Lizzie opening. That concert remains one of my favorite concerts ever! I am a very big fan of Freddy’s amazing vocals and to this day I still miss him so much. Even my 2 adult sons and 14 year old grandson are big fan of Queen. BTW, I still have the original Queen t-shirt I bought at the concert! Long live Freddy Mercury and Queen! ❤️

[@jimbo92107]

Never enough cheerleaders. Queen's music was spiritually uplifting, which is why people will always love it, and Freddie.

[@VickiPopham]

"Those backgrounds"- Yes, Freddie was amazing but we also need to give props to drummer Roger Taylor who was an awesome singer in his own right and did a lot of the high notes in those harmonies.

[@krollpeter]

Right. It is Mr. Mercury for the most part, the choir and everything, topped up a little with frills and thrills by Mr. Taylor. Certainly they could never do anything near that live, and Mr. Mercury was live not that kind of a precise singer. On stage he was a diva who wanted to entertain his audience, an entirely different person than off-stage or in the studio.

[@babysluss68]

Roger and his Galileo lol, he is a good singer

[@Theinternalrewrite]

Freddie, Brian, Roger and John have put together a band and are going to be world famous. What? Can they even sing?

[@hellomynameissadddx6719]

When people say that Queen wasn’t as good live just means they aren’t true fans, Queen is one of the few bands that, when live and certain songs, live is the way to go. Yes Freddie was extravagant on stage but queen as a whole did even more and better when live.

[@garnet0101]

Thank you! Lord knows I love Freddie but most people say that was great by Freddie. Sorry no Queen no Freddie.

[@edwardkennedy4774]

This was Freddie's favorite song because he got to show off his vocals. There will never be another Freddie Mercury

[@L0C0vision]

Please consider reacting to Queen's iconic performance at Live Aid. I remember watching Live Aid from our family room in North Hollywood. When Queen came on I couldn't stay seated, I had to stand up. My mom walked by, asked why I was standing, then stood next to me - then my sister, then my dad. All four of us clapping, cheering and completely drawn into a moment where time stood still! There was so much drama about Queen participating in Live Aid, but criticism melted away after they took the stage.

[@ronhoek69]

All of Freddies live singing in the seventies is just absolute mind blowing.

[@Tashwampa]

Me reading the title: Oh good I can cry while I watch this Seriously Tara thanks for the reaction. Queen is really just full of complete legends, and Freddie is almost unmatched. This song makes me cry everytime.

[@samporter7018]

The live version at Montreal is even better it would be worth checking out that performance but this is one of my favorite songs of all time Freddie possesed a voice that will never be replicated

[@mercury6503]

Yes saw them live in 1982, the version of Somebody to Love they did that night is available on KZbin, Milton Keynes Bowl, it was just sublime, he did a different intro every time he sang it live and I just got lucky that time.

[@MrMartinoef]

Was that theconcert that was on The Tube on channel 4 back in the day! Dad just got a video player & I recorded it & watched it over & over. I must have been early teens.

[@mercury6503]

@@MrMartinoef yes it was, you can get that concert on DVD and watch it over again! It is called Queen on fire, live at the bowl

[@susieq9801]

@@mercury6503 - Saw them in Toronto in 1980. Wish I had the chance to see them more than once.

[@dianefowler8779]

Yes, this was a perfect performance, recorded in the studio under optimal conditions. The version I love best is 1981 at Montreal. That was completely LIVE, and there were just as good, if not better considering the conditions. I have watched several performances of this song but Montreal is the best. Freddie's vocal runs are outstanding, as well as his falsetto. It is much more fun watching them, and particularly Freddie, work the stage and the audience, and there are some antics by Freddie that gave me a chuckle. They were not only total coordinated in their parts of the song, but I am surprised they moved around the stage sl well without tripping over one another or their instrument cords. They excelled at EVERYTHING THEY DID. 99% of the time I prefer the LIVE performances, each something special or slightly different from the studio versions, and it is the closest I will ever get to actually watching and listening to them perform.

[@cmoeller3]

Let's give Roger Taylor the credit for his backup vocals in this version as well!!

[@sunnygeorgia1971]

This reaction was so fantastic! Please react to this same song - Somebody to Love, live from Montreal 1981 if you haven't already seen it. It's AMAZING.

[@dianasmith8617]

Yesss! That’s my favorite performance of that song, Love Montreal,

[@terolah]

I agree, should have done that one!

[@kathyanderson4929]

Best ever live performance.

[@nicann8038]

Leeah - honestly, I think this is one of my top ten live performances of all time!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@boston.z2651]

Also Somebody To Love - live at Hammersmith and Stockholm. U gotta check those versions out too cause they're seriously amazing, in my opinion, maybe even better than montreal.

[@saullo0o2]

He can do whatever he wants with his voice, it's absurd, He can sing High notes easily and every way possible Chest, Head and Mask voice, Low and High Runs, it's from another world maybe galaxy.

[@johnboi6695]

you should react to the same song but live in montreal 1981

[@theresahowell9044]

Best version

[@leondore]

@@theresahowell9044 Nope, there are far more better versions (objectivley seen) from between 1979 and 1982. I even think the Bowl 1982 version is better than Montreal. When you're into bootlegs you just realize that Montreal was a pretty standard show

[@ryanschuch1832]

Leondore yeah, but I think as far as a reaction video goes Montreal has the best audio quality and makes it the easiest to find/make a video about. I like different live versions better too but in terms of accessibility and quality you won’t get any better than Montreal.

[@sannaolsson9106]

If you want amazing live vocals of this song then you should react to the version from Montreal 1981. I think it's so much better than the studio version and it's my all time favorite live performance. Please check it out.

[@kwj171068]

Somebody to love live at Milton Keynes bowl 1982 is a better version.

[@alexmansfield8676]

I cannot imagine anything better than the Montreal version.

[@kendallneason3645]

Queen live was like being in a musical dream. They played so perfectly and Freddie’s voice was otherworldly.

[@paulmcinerney5995]

I saw Queen Live at Wembley in 86, totally awesome!

[@mred6745]

Four times between mid 70 to early 80s. One of my favorite bands, along with YES and CSNY. Beautiful harmonies. No one stepping on another. Miss them dearly.

[@ilichiregius2884]

The arrangement for this version of Somebody To Love is one I hadn't heard before now it's absolutely epic!

[@canadian1677]

Got to see them Live in Toronto, Canada, in 1980, The Best Concert of my Lifetime! The Crowd was always on without pause

[@MrJailbird08]

Freddie and Queen were the best rock band ever. Check out Marc Martel who is the lead singer of Queen Extravaganza. It's Freddie reincarnated. Incredible!

[@delaneyspencer9804]

Omg thank you so much Queen is my favorite band ever love this so much this made my day

[@time4kolene]

Queen has always been my favorite band. They all are fantastic. I love all their songs even the ones that didn’t make it on the hit list ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@JanS1]

Live in Montreal is the BEST version of this song. You have to hear that one as well :)

[@WASPS1867]

I haven’t missed a QUEEN UK tour in 41 years...simply the greatest band I’ve ever seen live and Freddie was just unique a one off.. legends

[@wesleywilson609]

Just watched Bohemian Rhapsody and it's Amazing 🙌

[@lollinelson5549]

All Queen, All the time!! The greatest of all time! Their live performances are even better!!

[@sarahbishop6187]

This video made me subscribe! I love watching vocal coaches but they all do new contemporary music and nobody knows the true music legends like Queen! You staning them for 10 minutes straight is everything! Keep up the good work and I hope to see more classic music in your videos!

[@silversagerae6353]

See this is why I love you so Much Girl! You can not only recognize the difference between all the Good music of the world, and that which should be deemed great, You also notice that "THIS" is still yet another level above that AND not only do you hear it, you understand "WHY" it is next level Bravo!

[@TheMartjl28]

I saw queen back in the early 1980s the show they put was outstanding, Freddie had so much interaction with the crowd, it made you feel part of it, I have many artist live since, and no one real compares to that concert, I broke my heart when Freddie died, they were and are my all time favourite band, it was devastating, you could the world cry out, I am so glad my best friend went to see them live, great memories.........

[@bethtarbet6378]

If you want to experience hearing Freddie live - you should watch three videos: White Queen live at the Odeon, Somebody to Love Montreal 1981 and You Take My Breath Away Hyde Park 1976. The first two videos show the artistry of the band. They were so tight and electric. The third is Freddie playing the piano and singing a gorgeous song. You won't be disappointed.

[@SingForLife101296]

It would be a long video, but please react to the entire Queen performance at Live Aid!!!

[@L0C0vision]

That's my request too!!!

[@shepchester3567]

I was lucky enough to see Queen live twice, but unfortunately they didn't perform Somebody to Love. with that said they were still absolutely, epically fantastic! And Freddie has an indescribable stage Aura that makes literally every gesture and transition he makes, an art in itself, even before he stars to sing!

[@cristiona22]

Great reaction to one of my favourite songs - ever. No matter what I’m listening to at any time , I always come back to this song. As you said it’s every part of the whole which is amazing. The music, the harmonies, the writing , Freddies lead vocals. (I’m a huge Roger fan and as a bonus he looks sooo cute in this clip.). I digress - I’ve always thought the harmonies could be a song on its own and then I hear you say that. Thanks for a wonderful reaction to an incredibly special song. Nobody can do this like Queen.

[@JPVLDRodrigues]

They are all legends! And Freddie was a God! Absolutely extraordinary!

[@yvrkid7070]

You need to react to the live version of this song in Montreal 1981. For a band that was exquisite in the studio they were usually, with some exceptions, even better live. That says so much for their musicianship and overall talent. The very high notes were sung by the drummer Roger Taylor. The 3 singers, Brian, Roger and Freddie's voices blend perfectly. I saw them in 1977 and Freddie's charisma jumps out at you. You can't tear your eyes from him. It was the best concert I ever saw, and I saw many concerts. They were very serious about giving their fans great concerts from day one. Watch Live at the Rainbow 1974, Hammersmith 1975, Montreal 1981, Budapest and Wembley 1986.

[@susieq9801]

yvr kid - Deaky also sang some back up in concert, especially later on like in Budapest and Wembley (I saw them live too in 1980 and he did sing) and a little on recordings including this song, but never lead. He primarily chanted choruses where he didn't need a lot of vocal dexterity. A shame he lacked confidence because I thought his voice was actually not bad.

[@markusmuller2951]

I must have heard it a million times at this point and I still can't get over how just before the guitar solo the guitar and the whole band singing "yeah yeah yeah" harmonise.

[@Justme77400]

Song of the century. Wow. I’ve loved this song since it came out. So beautiful.

[@kerrismith5986]

I always find it incredible and have to remind myself that Freddie is actually a baritone!!! Talk about range!!!

[@glennvanzandt3011]

I saw them in 1975 in Birmingham, Alabama. Although I was on 17 and no musical knowledge. I knew I had witnessed greatness.

[@michaelt3308]

Was fortunate to see them live in 81! Simply Fantastic!!!!

[@johnedwards2051]

I saw him play 5 times in the 80s greatest singer ever rock god thx for your vids

[@ladybug8064]

Okay, but please remember the four of them created Queen, music, lyrics and everything. It wasn't only Freddie, they all are great, great musicians and deserve full appreciation ♥

[@Debbie56]

Perfect Tara. Thank you.

[@gibbersking6575]

(5:36) "This is arrangement at it's finest, folks." For some reason, Glenn Miller and Beethoven always pop into my head when I listen to Queen and stop what I'm doing and "tune in" to the mastery that is happening. Thank you for your professional breakdown and explanations. Now... back to listening and getting chills and crying!

[@Tarasimonstudios]

chills, sobbing, all of that!

[@DarklynNightsong]

I will like to see your reaction at Freddie singing You Take My Breath Away live at Hyde Park

[@symph2000]

I guess I was lucky enough to have enjoyed the music of this legendary band as a child born in the early 70's. My teenage brother and cousins back then would always play their album in the vinyl record player full blast and non stop! That made me memorize many of their songs....hahaha! Those were the days!

[@2012lalena]

I did, saw him doing this life. Couldn't hardly breathe while he was singing this song, started crying. It was just heavenly and full of force and this beautyful voice❤❤❤

[@vernhoke7730]

The album version is good, BUT any of their live versions are amazing. The one from "Queen Rocks Montreal 1981", part of the North American swing for the Game album, is my second favorite, my first was Queen at Madison Square Garden on the opening leg of the US portion of the Game tour in September 1980, no video from that one sadly, but I was sitting in the stands back then. As for seeing them live, twice in fact, was an experience that truly cannot be explained to someone who hasn't had the pleasure. It is one that I have been treasuring for 40 years now.

[@dezperez1998]

Oh my so lucky...me, so envy...wish to have a time machine..

[@leondore]

I'm really jealous.. Lucky you! Fun fact: Montreal 1981 were two shows of it's own and not part of the Game Tour as Queen had visited Montreal for that tour in 1980 ^^ The two 1981 shows were only for the movie, that's also why the setlist is so much shorter than any other gig from 1980 or 1981 :)

[@vernhoke7730]

@@leondore Actually according to the listing of concerts for the Game tour they played Montreal in August 1980, I saw them in September 28th 1980 at the begining of the US leg, and again on the 28th & 29th of November 1981 where "Rocks Montreal '81" was filmed. The setlist is pretty much the same as what I saw, except they did a brief version of "39" at the Garden the only time they played it during the Game tour.

[@leondore]

@@vernhoke7730 Yes, the "original" Game Tour started in Vancouver (6/30/1980) and lasted until the 18th Oct 1981 (Puebla, Mexico), for the movie they added those two nights in Montreal in November. The setlist was much shorter there, they left out the following songs (taken from the Montreal show in Aug 1980): Mustapha, Death On Two Legs, You're My Best Friend, Need Your Loving Tonight and Fat Bottomed Girls, Brighton Rock.

[@grantbennett333]

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[@Alienwarez567Epic]

thank you for saying that Queen is awesome

[@timprice5747]

This song live in Montreal is amazing

[@merqury5]

Finally someone who knows to notice the musical complexity of this type of work. Instant sub. Queen does this with both voices and guitar. Especially on Queen 2 and and on a night at the opera/a day at the races.

[@graemetaylor5357]

Saw them at Knebworth in 86. Their last concert with Freddie and they were awesome👌👌

[@evasmoot4665]

You take my breath away at Hyde Park, and Somebody to love 1981 Montreal

[@Maria-ve5xz]

DEMI AT THE GRAMMYS PLEAAAAASE

[@dustinshadle732]

im almost 41, i discovered Queen due to the Highlander movies and tv show. Then i went back and dug out my parent records and they had doubles of all of the Queen records. this song still brings a tear to my eye. and how many groups have an astrophysicist as a lead guitar?

[@hypnotika]

One of the few singers that gives me goosebumps, without fail, no matter the song.

[@davidludwig3975]

The joy these guys bring...

[@sarakaster]

I like that she just enjoyed the song at one point and stopped analyzing it all together.

[@timthecoolmanful]

Hard to believe Freddie's been gone 30 years now, I was a teen from late 70s to mid 80s and Queen's music were a massive part of my growing up.

[@luca_minjoon]

Pleeeeaasee Tara, more Cimorelli eg. High School Musical Medley, or Demi‘s Grammy Performance „Anyone“😍😍

[@edirib2004]

I saw them live TWICE! Right in front of me here in Brazil, first in São Paulo 1981 and second at Rock in Rio 1985!!!!!

[@JensaRahm]

Freddie was a beast But the other guys deserve just the same praise. All of them are amazing.

[@EuropeLover]

You should have a crown for this comment

[@timothyparsons8327]

I feel now...that back in the 70s we all took everything for granted. As time drifted on...decades later we listen to reactors, like yourself, to bring it all into focus. I have spent the last 18 months learning from you and seeing our beloved music from many moons ago being appreciated and, indeed, kept alive!

[@Topgooner01]

Saw Queen twice in the 80's....nothing compares prior, and only once did I go to a concert where I thought Queen were given a ride for their money, and that was Pink Floyd PULSE concert 1994 at Earls Court....and I couldn't say one was better than the other! Both were stunning, and I was privileged to see probably the two best bands to have graced the 20th Century, and would probably include the Beatles, in my humblest opinion!!

[@adrimonterroza_]

I'd love it if you could react to You take my breath away live, such a haunting performance!

[@gavincarpenter279]

This is a god given blessing Amen to freddie

[@carlswenson5538]

Roger Taylor, the DRUMMER, singing the high notes in the harmony vocals.

[@nononobutyeah]

First vocal, coach, reaction whom I enjoyed listening to.

[@razorx2024]

queen live at wembley stadium is something i can just watch over and over again, it's amazing

[@mrmlodzik]

Their performance at Live Aid was iconic! Not a wasted note .. it was all buildup for the crowd. Freddie's control of the audience was magical. Spellbinding!

[@FeduxTalks]

Please react to Queen - The Show Must Go On !!! 😍 Love your Queen reactions ❤️

[@louiselane806]

It was the late 70’s early 80’s the fashions change but the music is timeless

[@martycech5844]

Queen in Concert... Magical

[@tylerhackner9731]

Freddie was a legend the GOAT! The harmonies from the band, Brian May’s guitar solos, just epic 😩😩🔥🔥

[@Tarasimonstudios]

Say that again!

[@leonardobrilhantedesica3578]

Queen is perfect

[@TheMarrification]

I was only 7 and a half years old when Freddie died, so unfortunately I never got a chance to see them live either :( I'm just happy that I was at least alive at the time.

[@cmcc3721]

4:04 Gerry Rafferty. Jeff Lynne. Queen. British performers from the 70's that put some serious work into every aspect. There was no 90% vocals and 10% of everything else. It was all given the same amount of attention.

[@edirib2004]

I’d been attending to a Queen show twice! Once in São Paulo in 1981 and again in 1985 at The famous Rock in Rio Festival!

[@orcunaicovers17]

How was it ?

[@edirib2004]

@@orcunaicovers17 in 1981 I was 14 and the show blew me up completely. I remember to see Freddie and the boys as a Revelation in terms of art! From that day on I started to be a huge fan. My best memory of that day is Somebody to love because Freddie made an astonishing interpretation. If you can please find that song in KZbin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6XcdJt_rNSeqJI

[@lvwbippi]

Nothing like music of that era!

[@indycustommade3568]

I saw them in 1980 at Market Square Arena in Indianapolis. As awesome as they are today I have to say back then they were Queen the rock group. Yes, I loved their music and I still do today. The funny part is I had to wait until I was so much older to look back and appreciate what I saw. I have seen Led Zeppelin with John Bonham, Van Halen, Yes and the list goes on. Most of the '70s and the '80s were spent going to concerts. I spend so much time on KZbin looking at reaction videos to see if the person reacting saw what I saw for the first time. There were many bands that you could go see live that actually sounded good. Queen I would say are one of those bands that watching them live was better than the recording. The added their own flair to the song that you didn't get from the recording. I am so glad you appreciated Queen's writing and production they brought to the stage.

[@Elsuper68]

He is teaching you a lot.

[@PMed]

I love this song and I love your expertise and appreciation. Great reaction.

[@raynavarro7997]

Can we just stop and give Freddie props for that awesome aloha shirt he has on!

[@tammyasbury1766]

Yes, without a doubt Freddy was and is to this day the best vocalist of All time !!! and anyone who says different are just as wrong as can be.... He's probable singing to our Lord with the angels......

[@chino6816]

Ahh freddy we all miss him, an amazing voice!!!!! Great reaction!!!! and Tara 2.7 Mill. Klicks on dimash congrats wow

[@jeffrobar4055]

There was no one better than Queen. Even Steve Howe of Yes, who played on the song Innuendo said he hadn't seen anything like Queen and how they did things. Innuendo might be a good reaction video due to its timing.

[@totita31]

The live version of this song in Montreal 81' is even better!! Check it out, you won't regret it, they took this song to another level! One of the best Freddie's live vocals ever and the band play tight as always! (and Roger Taylor vocals are amazing too in that version) ;)

[@davidgreene1377]

One word live....Chills

[@garyvandokkenburg6223]

The one thing I've always loved about Freddie and Queen has been, no two performances are the same. Sure, they're doing the same songs but at the same time they are all different in some way, whether it's Freddie's runs, Roger's drum solos, Brian's guitar solos, or John's bass riffs. Live shows were epic. I was lucky enough to see them live 7 times. Freddie is the best thrre was, the best there and the best there will ever be.

[@hanssolo4ever]

I love your reaction!

[@InstigatorDJ]

The arrangement of this song is next level. Queen were a phenomenon.

[@mikeacord5329]

Would love to hear you react to Barcelona!!!