British guitarist reaction to Queen's hidden depth

[@dianecourtney2724]

Love you Fil for loving Queen✌🏼💕

[@gareththomas9806]

I almost skipped going to a certain Wembly Concert when I was visiting the UK .... I will never regret the money I spent, the hours I cued. Seeing these guys live was an experience.

[@wingsofpegasus]

To have been there is awesome!

[@josephinemonahan915]

Thank you great reaction.....and John Deacon playing rhythm guitar!🤩

[@lolitareyes9610]

Master showman!! Freddie can tackle any song without sacrificing quality!! He's incomparable!! And Queen is unbeatable!!

[@iannicholls2798]

Milton Keynes Bowl June 5th 1982. I was there. superb even if it is a bit disco. great day, thanks for the upload

[@wingsofpegasus]

Awesome! No problem!

[@parkviewmo]

There are also those little moments of harmony that just make everything smooth together! I LOVE Queen (my all time favorite band!). Thank you!

[@wingsofpegasus]

The harmonies are always spot on.

[@TruthSurge]

"I don't want the video to go on too long...." I DO! :) Freddie.... he was unique and "talented". They were all really good at what they did and apparently got along really well ref the songwriting. Eclectic. That's the perfect word for them. You never knew exactly what a new Queen album would be except it'd somehow sound like Queen!

[@wingsofpegasus]

😂👍

[@xthatghomiex2939]

Their rhythmic tightness was fantastic.

[@wingsofpegasus]

It was! Seriously impressive!

[@susieq7401]

@@wingsofpegasus - You never mentioned that it appears that Deacon was playing guitar here.

[@marvalstith2749]

Surprised and delighted to land on this tonight. Have always loved their 'Staying Power' performance. For sure neither musician intended to let the others down. Freddie flying about like he does between the other three & even pulling in the fans keeps them all HOT! Great review, sir!

[@katherinea.rodgers8366]

The best thing about the Queen movie is that both of my grandkids (17 and 14) have discovered Queen. They can't get enough! They took all of my CDs and have watched every youtube video. Personally, I think Freddie was the best frontman ever! Thanks, Fil! And to quote another comment: Who the heck doesn't love Queen?

[@BurningFlame08]

John Deacon playing rhythm guitar on this one!

[@wjec1970]

Fil - your enthusiasm is infectious - it's obvious you love it by that smile on your face. I can assure you as a fellow musician I know that feeling, that buzz, that high that music gives. Sheer joy. As for Staying Power - this live version kicks a surprising amount of ass! I know that the Hot Space album caused a ton of issues in the Queen fandom, some absolutely hated it, some welcomed a new direction. I kind of dig it, personally. Sometimes a band HAS to take a risk stylistically, even if some deem it a failure. At least Queen were so talented and diverse that they could try new things.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Exactly, some bands get stale trying to produce the same 'kind' of song hoping it'll be a hit like the previous ones. But music should always be a clean slate, just create without boundaries and see what is produced. This is something I really liked about Queen, this diversity.

[@johnnie3Chords]

This was the third and final time for me seeing Queen live , luckily I knew a ticket scalper who got me #4 - 4th row , in front of Brian seats for this concert at The Spectrum Philly Pa 🙂

[@corybanter]

This live version of "Staying Power" is better than the original version from the Hot Space album. It's way more aggressive and high energy. Also, even though it's kind of hard to see in this video, John Deacon is playing the funky, scratchy rhythm guitar part. The bass line is being played by the backup keyboardist (who is not visible onscreen). Great performance!

[@MattLeech]

Staying Power has always been one of those tracks I skip on Hot Space, but after hearing this live performance, it's taken on a whole new dimension (for me) and is another example where the studio version doesn't always capture the depth and intention of a song.

[@gnosticmom2805]

I surely wish Freddie had had more staying power .... God, how we miss him!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah he left us much too soon.

[@agave20091]

Freddy had plenty of stamina. He contracted a little understood disease that at that time was incurable. He probably contracted it in the 1970's And with a long incubation period would have been non-symptomatic until the 1980's. It wasn't until then that it became recognized and I understand Freddie was diagnosed not HiV + but rather with Kaposes Sarcoma (full-blown AIDS). Given that, it is amazing that he continued to work until 1991.

[@Daz5Daz]

Staying power? Not quite the way to word it. The tragedy is that had he contracted HIV even 5 years later he would likely still be alive today.

[@candaceheinemann4574]

Amen!

[@salome5055]

I LOVE this funky number, it's GREAT and this performance is heavy as hell. Wonderful that I came across this, thank you Fil.

[@nick5728]

Great video again!!!Simply awesome!!!Thank you!!!Greetings from Italy

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Nick!

[@99jaystang]

Another good example how tight they were is the song Back Chat from this concert.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah live they were as tight as in the studio!

[@mythilihariharan676]

I don't think Roger gets enough credit here. He's so tight behind those drums and doing those amazing backing vocals. Also, this song is amazing! I can't seem to understand how some fans think this is one of their weaker ones. You should do more Queen videos!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@brendamckinley3036]

I agree. Roger blends in so smoothly it’s easy to forget there is an actual person jamming back there.

[@kendallneason3645]

There’s a documentary about Roger. He was amazing. They all were!

[@angeladiane5026]

Abso-freakin’-lutely! Man, that guy was terrific. Probably lost 5 pounds in shear sweat.

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

Queen was that rare phenomenon that could make their album fillers sound like hits in a live setting. Another great gem of an album cut. If you can, cover early Queen. Either “White Queen” or my personal favorite “In The Lap Of The Gods (revisited)” both live at the Rainbow ‘74 which is an awesome concert. Awesome video dude, rock on \m/

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks dude! I've seen the Rainbow '74 show but maybe I can do a vid on it!

[@kurtd8456]

@@wingsofpegasus Fil, an analysis of early Queen vs this era of Queen would be interesting. Or even better, just an analysis of White Queen from A Night at the Odeon - Hammersmith 1975, which was early Queen in a simply phenomenal performance. It's long-haired Freddie at his best, your insight could enlighten us all why he was just so damn good even from the start. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGnYpIGgad1shKM&ab_channel=QueenOfficial

[@JohnnyLaps]

Thanks for all you do on Queen.Nice to have a musicians view on my favorite band.good stuff

[@plattplatt183]

Legends of rock they are few and far these days times try to enjoy and appreciate their works. All this new stuff doesn't compare

[@wingsofpegasus]

They are so rare. Thank god there is video footage for others to see.

[@ElissaStark514]

I have this album, and I listen to it allll the time, as does my teenaged, guitar playing son. I just listened to it twice on a long flight recently. It calmed my nerves, lol. My son really enjoys your vids too! Cheers!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks! No problem!

[@ElissaStark514]

Wings of Pegasus speaking of the budding guitarist in my home, do you give lessons via Skype or anything?

[@dramaqueen6G]

Some people talk about Hot Space as the album that nobody liked, including the band. But that's what true artists do -- they experiment, they try new things. Not every one of them is going to be #1. But Queen were a group of insanely talented musicians, so they could take even the not-#1 songs and do this with them. That's why they were who they were.

[@richardbradbury9105]

Really glad you played that song. like Freddie said the album was ahead of its time. I thought it was a brilliant album and I think they did the right thing, why not be different, like you said some people said oh this isn’t Queen, this isn’t heavy rock but I don’t think those sort of people appreciate diversity and trying all different angles. I’m sure it helps you find the best, improve and keep the interest there. Thanks mate, you talk sense!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Haha thanks!

[@josephinemonahan915]

Thanks for that...one of my favourite Queen songs...as you say they are so tight..making it look effortless...when we know that a lot of effort went into the making of this....by the way, Rock on The Goonies🤩

[@TinaKiker]

Saw them in Atlanta when I was 18 (August 24, 1982, Omni Coliseum). even with "nose-bleed" seats, it was a phenomenal concert. Was the best I've ever seen, for sure.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@maryasbury7814]

I don't think Brian and Roger were crazy about that time in Freddies life but I loved it. Can you do an analysis of Mother Love which was Freddies last song and Brian had to finish it?

[@TomasWildViking]

Absolutely phenomenal performance, as per usual, and not really too much that can be said about it.

[@koleberdinoch926]

Brian and Roger hated that change in musical direction for the Hot Space album. But Freddie and John were enthusiastic about it.

[@erdave2309]

Love to see your Queen videos! Make more!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks! I'm working through the suggestions, if you have another one let me know!

[@erdave2309]

wingsofpegasus if you want to see live performances try with "Tutti Frutti" at Budapest 1986. It's awesome!

[@angelal1607]

Queen had so many “hidden” depths! I am continually amazed by their genre-bending. You should listen to their live performance of See What A Fool I’ve Been from their “Live at the Rainbow” concert, March ‘74. There’s no video footage, unfortunately, but I would love to hear your reaction to this one!

[@Theta21]

Super love this performance ♥️

[@cristobalnieves]

More queen

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@bittybitty8233]

@@wingsofpegasus indeed ❗❗

[@jimjam1719]

ya, queen was all over the road,,,, rock, disco, funk, ballads, operatic,,,, freddie had the voice, boy did ever.....that guy could really sing. great band.

[@capitanbombacha]

Ok, let's be serious... Who the hell doesn't like Queen?

[@wingsofpegasus]

A very good question! Whoever they are, they're wrong haha!

[@ElissaStark514]

Santiago Ciceran people I could never be friends with, lol.

[@bittybitty8233]

@@ElissaStark514 exactly❗❗;D

[@ElissaStark514]

bitty bitty lol right?

[@GrantSchinto]

I have a young friend in a death metal band who doesn’t like them and another musician my age who also can’t say anything good about them. Other than that almost everyone I know can find at least one good thing to say about them.

[@sueschultz8329]

Love Queen! Freddie was one of the best! Gone to young. Good song!

[@gregmardon6973]

What a great share Fil, I will always consider them as one of the best rock and roll bands of all time☆☆☆☆

[@wingsofpegasus]

Definitely!

[@kendallneason3645]

Incredible versatility and talent. These guys are amazing. Love that John sounds so funky in the bass. I’d listen to them sing a grocery list and be thrilled😂❤

[@SurfCityVideo]

Nice job Phil. Really enjoy your analysis.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@lollinelson5549]

I loved this song growing up in California. I didn't know it was Queen til years later, but the energy was so fun!!

[@pauldavid9351]

Excellent review man.

[@adambinnie1332]

YES tight indeed and as you said all these little breaks in the song that showed how good Queen were, thanks.

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@agave20091]

Thanks!!!

[@iannicholls2798]

check out 'somebody to love' from the same show.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Ian, will do!

[@iannicholls2798]

wingsofpegasus I think you'll like it. 'are you ready brothers and sisters'

[@ElissaStark514]

Ian Nicholls oh my God, that’s my all time favorite performance of that song. Freddie’s voice sounded more emotional and beautiful than ever. It’s pretty much the only version I listen to these days.

[@victoriateague9012]

Already mesmerized.😂🤣😎💖My Queen collection is going to be buried with me😐😑😂 I've yet to hear a bad Queen song. And I've heard them all.😎😐💖

[@maru9517]

This song is awesome...Freddy always delivers and Queen...

[@barbarayoung5862]

Really enjoy your analysis videos-Thanks for sharing your expertise, your love of music and your deep respect for fellow musicians. Have you taken a look at Queen’s Spread Your Wings yet (video filmed in Roger’s backyard, apparently)?

[@wingsofpegasus]

Not yet!

I was fortunate to first see Queen after their release of Sheer Heart Attack" in a small venue seating about 2000. Fifth row. Blown away. And all considering the fact that when I first heard the album, I hated it. But on the second listen, I was hooked! (Perseverence is the key, I guess... 😉) Anyway, thanks for posting this gem! You rock, Fil! 👍🤘👏😀

[@wingsofpegasus]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@davep8221]

Queen have so many facets they're round.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@theonlyredspecial]

Another great video. This was a great concert, heart and Joan jett were the support acts. Wasn't a big fan of this track on hot space as it was very synth based and rather 'thin'. Live I think the way Brian may and John deacon revisioned the riff for guitar was brilliant. I know Brian wasn't a big fan of this album as for a decade before he was proud to use the guitar multilayered to create incredible effects. Your videos are very good Phil, just don't worry about the length. If anything id like to hear more analysis. Also enjoyed your vai video. Keep it up!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the compliment it's much appreciated!

[@mda037]

I thought Hot Space was a poor follow-up to The Game at the time but this song rocks live! Freddie's vocal versatility to be able to sing many different styles of music is another reason why he is the greatest front-man of all time. It'd be cool to see you check out YYZ from Rush at their concert in Rio.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@shirleymuhleisen683]

Never heard of this before-whoa!! Reminds me of some funky James Brown review-so fun😎

[@MRFThorne]

If only they had recorded 'Staying Power' and 'Action This Day' a little more like they were played live on their 1982 tour - Hot Space would have been far more popular than it is.

[@jackrabbitslim6186]

In 1975, (May 25th) Led Zeppelin performed at Earl’s Court. During the solo of Stairway to Heaven, Page broke a string. It’s interesting to see how seamlessly he compensated for this loss of string, and I would love to see you react to this!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks dude I'll have to find the video!

[@jackrabbitslim6186]

wingsofpegasus the quality isn’t perfect, but kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4amomWamr-hmKs around the 8:40 mark should do it!

[@katherinea.rodgers8366]

Queen is in my top 2 favorite bands of all times! Incredible performance!

[@goopah]

Thanks for focusing on a lesser-known Queen song, Fil. I love Queen, but do not yet have all of their albums, so I'll have to hunt this one down. Also, that's a great shirt Freddie's got there. Hadn't seen that one before.

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@barbarabrundage4625]

Have you reacted to Queen’s 1975 Hammersmith Odeon performance of White Queen? Absolutely amazing!

[@nunyabizness6546]

Brian May was about as underrated as Frank Marino. A brilliant artist and masterful technician who's guitar perfectly suited Queen's music and Freddie's amazing vocals.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@LinkRocks]

You watch Queen like I do--head bobbing with a big smile. :D

[@wingsofpegasus]

Haha it's the only way!

[@LinkRocks]

Absolutely. There have been many times where I'm walking around town with earbuds on, listening to Queen while bobbing and smiling and people stop me and ask "What are you listening to? You're having such a good time with it." lol

[@braxious]

i think you should indulge your self with a little bit of Freddie Mercury singing opera - the most famous is Barcelona or you could always take a track of the album Barcelona - to show the fans really how good Freddie was not only in English but Japanese too.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Chris! Yeah he could sing anything!

[@GrantSchinto]

I never understood the detractors regarding this song. Sure, it wasn’t “Death On Two Legs” or “Tie Your Mother Down” but it was interesting and exciting with a great arrangement. And when I saw them perform it at Madison Square Garden I loved the bonus of seeing John Deacon playing guitar. (I was 16, LOL)

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@ronaldviens7862]

San Francisco Cow Palace 1976 Ancient wood frame venue... the rafters were jumping in place. THE MOST vocal show ever ! Right after ' Night at the opera '. This mob of very good friends were musicians first and foremost; and, upon submitting this video as my only evidence, I rest my case.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@jbolo5378]

It seems like one of those totally self indulgent numbers that they are just having a blast playing. Freddy seems to be enjoying it the most and is letting loose on the vox. \m/

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah you can tell he's loving it!

[@Sammeep02]

Hot space DOESN'T Suck!!!

[@john-ic7vg]

Hi Phil! A shout out from a fellow guitarist from across the pond! I love your videos. Any way I know you have done Steve Via before. He's an awesome guitarist no doubt but have you ever seen the Attitude Song live with Mike Kenealy as his second guitarist? You probably have but I think it's worth a look. Any one who can keep up with Via while wearing a silly purple hat has my vote lol. Keep up the good work!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah Steve's here somewhere!

[@MoonlightNothing]

Perfection

[@johnnie3Chords]

John playing rhythm guitar 👍

[@stefanbranden4898]

JOHN DEACON on guitar on this one!!!!

[@kevinblake7078]

seen them in there early days, Freddy almost stole the show, but the band was so strong and powerful it all even out. RIP Freddy

[@chasegriffin91]

Hot Space was classified as the worst album Queen ever produced. Tracks like this and Action this Day from it played live is a total different ball game! Absolutely awesome!

[@micheleshelley6156]

Here is another example of their depth: Their professionalism. Brian was having trouble with the organ because of the wind, and Freddie's voice was shot from the tour. Yet, they pulled it together for this performance in 1986: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4DLpn5tlr-Ur9k

[@ElliotRose]

Anyone know what time signature they are playing in? That's a cooking jam. Reminds me of James Brown.

[@wingsofpegasus]

I'll have to watch and count it out!

[@adrianlee3497]

I only seen one bar band cover Bohemian Rhapsody and do a good job most of the others would do like Tie Your Mother Down because it was a straight up rocker. This particular song reminds me of Zeppelin's The Crunge. But there was a few influences going on with Queen which made them so versatile. And this might not be your cup of tea but would you review this one? It's by Pantera with the late Dimebag Darrell; Domination (Solo). kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZzTemSbr5p-oaM

[@gnosticmom2805]

Best "not Queen" version I've ever seen of Bohemian Rhapsody is Pentatonix. Excellent! Very respectful and true rendering. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZu1m2WAgJqieas

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks dude!

[@tommyzep7401]

It's my understanding based on what I've read, that Brian May and Roger Taylor were not real happy with the musical direction of Queen at this time. Freddie had apparently taken the reigns on the album "Hot Space". This song is the opening track of that album. What is amazing about this performance is just how tight and funky it is. No evidence of "creative differences" in this blistering rendition of of the song. Queen weren't just supremely talented. They were true professionals who gave their fans everything they had in spite of whatever problems they were having behind the scenes. A band for All-Time! P.S. I hear a little bit of influence from "Royal Orleans" and "Hots on for Nowhere" by Zeppelin in this song. Probably just me.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah they kept a very professional attitude the whole time.

[@bettybaby63]

Somebody to Love & Dragon Attack are good From this show as well. Brian breaks a string during dragon attack & Deacon fills in. At another show, Freddie tells the audience c’mon it’s just some songs.

[@johncole015]

Four songwriters with number one songs you will not see that again.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah all in the same band, nowadays bands have writers who aren't even IN the band!

[@flarrowmercury3518]

Great video

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@kentnottingham9635]

Saw this tour in Portland, Or. they play this very fast compared to the studio track.

[@micheleshelley6156]

Freddie is an amazing composer, a brilliant singer, an exquisite piano player, a decent guitar player...but one thing he could not do was...dance. :D

[@3879keith]

action this day was great at MK too

[@GwenCossin]

Still a great workout song. Get it on your play list.

[@EmreCanKorkmaz]

6:51 Extreme has a live cover (of the album version of the song) that's recorded on video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3OlnKNqd85mnKs They did it all right, yet it doesn't capture the 'feel'. No offense to the guys, great musicians, Extreme, but nothing and no one could/can/will be able to match or come close to the 'magical chemistry' Queen possessed in their time. Legends.

[@nickwall2497]

If the songs they did here from the Hot Space album were the versions on the Hot Space album. The Hot Space album could well be on of their best albums

[@rohe4077]

Agree.

[@candaceheinemann4574]

what song is this? queen is not on the drum?

[@Skypor]

Hey man this has been mentioned by others before but plz do a Rush live video!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks, I'm working my way through the suggestions so Rush will be done at some point!

[@AndresGrimace]

"Hot Space" imo wasn't a bad album, of course "Dancer" and "Body language" suck, but "Staying power" live was really good and Freddie's dancing really helps any live performance 😂

[@kennet7837]

Andres Grimace I like "Dancer" too, but "Body Language" is definitely not my cup of tea.

[@AndresGrimace]

Kennet Queen is my fav band, but those two songs, i just can't even laugh at them. Just awful 😣

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah this live version was great! I think it's impossible to hit the bullseye all the time considering the amount Queen wrote!

[@AndresGrimace]

wingsofpegasus Yeah Queen, ok, to be fair Freddie and John got the "Another one bites the dust effect". It was such a big hit(i think it is Queen's best selling single) that they went a little bit to far trying to recreate that success with some songs on Hot space.

[@richardiru9587]

could you review Joe Satriani's Seaching please. I would love hear your comments on that.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Do you have a particular video of it to look at?

[@juanspeko]

Way before funk metal was a thing..

[@brianjohnson5789]

Of course, you are listening to a sound track tweaked for the DVD… the difference between that and what the audience heard live in Milton Keynes (and on Live TV on Channel 4) is significant. For a start Rogers electronic drums sound dated now, as they were very 80’s trend which has long since worn off, so they have largely been manipulated to sound like regular drums on the DVD. Same with the additional keyboards, some very 80’s sounds which have been tweaked to sound less dated. Main difference for the core band is that live John’s bass (although he aint playing it in this track, but this applied to the rest of the show) was much louder and more prominent in the mix on the night, live he could play the “I’m louder than you” game with BHM and RMT when he felt like it (and to some extent they played games with each other like that all the time), DVD mixes John down significantly (possibly because he was less involved in the DVD mix). Same with Queens Wembley DVD, Johns bass is significantly lower down in the mix on the DVD than he actually was on the night live for the audience (I know I was there, but also there are copies of what went out to the audience on the night around, which make a good contrast). Of course, all live albums (and DVD’s/BlueBay’s) get the sound refined compared to what actually went out on the night, but it’s always interesting to hear what those differences are. And as we discussed earlier Johns rhythm playing live in MK, on those songs he didn’t play bass, was brilliant. And a good insight into that side of him, after all there are lots of tracks with John on guitar and no Brian (such as cool cat, misfire, etc). Cheers

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah the mixes are often bass heavy live, then for dvd it remixed from the output channel from the mixer recorded on the day. Interestingly I was watching Bon Jovi's performance when he was inducted into the hall of fame, the phone footage shows him singing flat a lot. But for the tv release his voice has been auto-tuned and sounds a lot better. Queen definitely didn't need this, but it's a shame this kind of thing is common place nowadays.

[@brianjohnson5789]

there is a good analysis of live killers at www.queenlive.ca/livekillers.htm for the montreal live DVD they played 2 nights, and picked the best of each night per song (and often the sound is from one night and the visuals from the other). Fred got upset with the camera crew so ruined their continuity on purpose by wearing different outfits on different nights, so the DVD looks like he changes costume a lot. so Queen did manipulate, but yea not as much as some people. Thin Lizzy Live Killers is the classic live LP that had much work done in the studio, but still sounds great anyways so I forgive anything. Best Wishes

[@kelliwhittaker7502]

It looks like John Deacon is on electric guitar. Is this correct?

[@wingsofpegasus]

John played bass ☺

[@kelliwhittaker7502]

I looked again at the video, and it really looks like John is on a guitar. I did a little digging and found this... "Staying Power" would be performed on the band's accompanying Hot Space Tour, albeit much faster and heavier, with real drums replacing the drum machine and guitars and keyboards replacing the horns. (This arrangement contained no actual bass guitar, as John Deacon played guitar in addition to May.) It was also played on Queen's The Works Tour, albeit less frequently than on the Hot Space Tour.” So maybe he is after all. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@sukijohnson5398]

Will you please review The Prophet's song by Queen? It's a Masterpiece!

[@wingsofpegasus]

I'm not sure the copyrights allow it unfortunately!

[@MadameiMercyJeanX__]

*Aw.. Lovely :) «Goonies T-Shirt » Fil !! 100% XD

[@JS-ig8oh]

You should react to the new Queen movie trailer

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@victoriateague9012]

Damn Freddie.😂😂

[@philw5027]

A good performance of a track from the unfairly maligned Hot Space album. The songs they chose to play live from it ended up sounding a lot heavier live. The second half of Hot Space has somgs on it that wouldn't have sound out of place on the preceeding album. Body Language is the only track I tend to skip on a play through. The album just needed a bit more guitar!

[@brianjohnson5789]

Difference here is John playing rhythm not bass!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah he can play some solid rhythm!

[@brianjohnson5789]

wingsofpegasus exactly

[@vorthora]

Not quite into this song, but LOVE it's funky style. That's why I love Extreme's album Pornograffitti!