If you want to know why Queen were so good live.....it was the rhythm section. I was in that stadium that day. When you saw Queen live the drums were like a ticking clock and the bass was like thunder coming across the stadium. I saw them live a couple of dozen times over 12 years. It was always the same. Then Brian was a great guitar player and Freddie ....well....they broke the mould after he was made. They were all multi-instrumentalists. John and Brian are both excellent guitar players but all of them could play guitar, John Brian and Roger all played bass, Brian John and Freddie played Piano, John and Roger both play drums and....speaking as a musician myself....they were as tight as it gets. The understanding between the four of them is superb to watch. They are all outstanding musicians....and that is why they sound like that. When they played live the bass and drums drove the songs generally speaking. Listen to the bass lines in the songs....genius! You don't know this until you see them live. Roger Taylor is a phenomenally good drummer and you can tell it's him when you hear him. He has a unique sound. John Deacon's bass playing is also identifiable the little weepy high register stuff....nobody plays like that....listen to Save Me at the beginning. Typical Deacon. I've seen piles of bands from the Who to Fleetwood Mac, the Stones, Led Zep, Pink Floyd, Genisis, The Police, The Jam....and so on. Some were great and some not so great...Queen were better live performers than all of them.....and of course, they could all write hit records. Name me another band where all the members can do that?
I have to stop it before he says it cause I bawl like a baby every dang time lol. I was 10 when he died. My sister had played under pressure in the car when I was 8 and from then on it was Queen all the time for me. When he died I was 10 and mad at the world. I cried for a week every time it was brought up in conversation around me. Daddy finally started telling everyone not to even mention the words Queen or Freddy Mercury lol.
@@loraharvey6740 I was 44 when he died and it was like a dagger through my heart, my husband and I were huge Queen fans and Freddie was our hero and we grieved as though he had been close family. It still hurts me to this day to think that such a wonderful, generous and loving man was taken from us.
@@joannedarley1893 it devastated me horribly at 10 years old. If I had been older and had more time as a fan at that point I can't imagine how I would have felt. I remember asking daddy why God brought Freddie into my life just to take him away. ( I was very dramatic about his death. ) and he told me that his music was what God brought into my life and it would never be dead and will live on in us everyday.
A thing to remember about performing in those days is they did it under massive lighting rigs in the days before LED lights. Up on stage was like a heater
You're not joking - each one probably 500-1000W, maybe more, and i can see 10's if not 100's of them! They had to bring in 3-4 big ass generator trucks just to power these tours.
When I was a kid I thought they were black cause we were rocking to this on the r&b stations. Never knew it was Queen till I grew up and expanded my music horizons! Gr8 music!
this is written by our dear John Deacon..in an interview, he said that he had 3 versions..he was quite shy to his band at first..also michael jackson during the time when he visited queen at the studio since they're all friends, heard this and MJ suggested to release it as a single and it will be a hit..and it did..tnx for reacting to queen again..hope you would continue to do more..we're all here for you and for queen..
As much as I enjoyed the movie too and appreciate all the new attention it's brought Queen, there's a few things to keep in mind about its accuracy (and I'm sure others have said this, I'm sorry in advance if so!) The movie shows Freddie sort of suddenly running into the band and auditioning, when in reality he knew them well (especially Roger - they worked a clothing stall in London together), but that's minor. The big things are that 1) Freddie wasn't the first to go solo, as the movie portrays - it was Roger, and Brian had a solo career as well. Roger even sang backup for Freddie on his solo album and appeared in "The Great Pretender" music video in drag, so they were still close friends at the time! I guess the narrative of the star leaving to pursue more money fit the storyline better? It's just not truthful. Of course they had big disagreements and arguments, and the early-mid 80s was a time of personal exploration for them because of creative differences, but not the estrangement the movie shows. You can see how Freddie disputes the breakup claims here - this was after Live Aid, yes, but what he says here also clearly proves there was never a past breakup of any kind either. They also never had that huge years-long break from touring the movie claims happened before Live Aid ("We haven't performed together in years!" - that whole thing). They toured South America just a few months before Live Aid, actually, so it was in no way a band reunion (though it did revitalize their career and inspire them to work on their next album and plan their last tour, which this concert is from!) Freddie also didn't know about his AIDS diagnosis until 1987, so 2 years after Live Aid, and didn't tell the band right away; it was sort of unspoken until it was too obvious not to address because he wanted to continue working normally (though he wasn't able to tour anymore - you can see how much energy it took, and the during this tour is when he began to realize he didn't feel quite right and that it took more out of him than normal). A few other timeline things are the release of "We Will Rock You"/ " We Are the Champions", portrayed as in the 80s during Freddie's time a bit away from the band, when in reality they were released in the late 70s during the long-hair era and very much planned together, not just shown to Freddie later.
If you would like some idea of the amount of fans of Queen and how strongly we feel about them to this day, try Bohemian Rhapsody at Green Day Hyde Park. This was in the summer of 2017 . A young crowd and word perfect. Queen is in our DNA!🤴🤴
Love your reactions! Its a big catalog, stick with what works! Love to see the appreciation for the Greatest Band Ever! Under Pressure Wembley 86 and Its a Kind of Magic Wembly 86
You need to do “now I’m here” from Wembley concert you won’t be disappointed & another great one from early days called “white man” excellent, thank you, Queen for ever😍🌹
The Who, another British Rock, “Behind Blue Eyes”, Won’t get fooled again two the the greats. I saw Queen in Toronto. And as with Queen, The Who, please always live
You guys need to react to Queen at Live Aid 1985!!! It’s an amazing performance that lead a come back for Queen in the 80s and all these huge stadium tours.
Queen is that type of music that stretches over generations. It doesnt matter how old you are, you can still rock out to and give mass respect to Queen! Amazing band and Freddie was such a genius, but the vibe they give as a band works well!
And one of most interest about Queen's fans is that there are a looot of teenagers who are big fans. They even haven't been born when Freddie pased! But they are big fans.
You should listen to the studio version. It is fantastic. He never did studio versions live because he said if people wanted that they could go and buy it.
Merci de faire revivre Freddie,le plus grand des chanteurs encore à ce jour, moi j adore in my defence, et tous les autres morceaux st des tubes énormes, exeptionnel thank
Freddie said that when they do concerts they do more with the song and perform a lot. He has always been very active and he needs to perform at concerts.
Dropped you a Queen documentary it was shown on TV here in the UK quite a few years ago now,but it gives you a true story about the band from the remaining members and others who knew Freddie
🙌🏼👏🏼I think I’ve watched Live Aid about 10,000 times but will watch you watch it!!! I LOVE Bob Dylan, Neil Young, The Who, Grateful Dead, Tom Petty, LedZepp, CREAM, anything Eric Clapton, Traffic, Blind Faith, AND THE DOORS!!!!! on and on!!! Thanks for this! Try the Official Queen video of Princes of the Universe from the movie Highlander
you two should do more reactions. I've watched alot of reactions but yours are the only ones are genuine and no keep on yabbing through it.!! please more!!
I love to see a reaction video for an older Queen song, "Don't Stop Me Now" (1978). The video has a live rendition feel (or maybe it actually is). Also, just a tid-bit of info, Freddie was born in Tanzania as Farrokh Bulsara and moved to the UK in his teens. Anyway, Freddie was multi-faceted and even did an opera album with Montserrat Caballe, a famous Spanish opera singer. I absolutely loved this album! Regardless, all four band members have played a pivotal role in the band's success, each one having written at least 1 hit song. These guys were simply one of a kind and sadly, the last of their kind.
I have seen Queen live three times in the early and middle 80's in Germany(Cologne and Dortmund)! And I tell you, it blow my minds. I will never forget these 3 Concert's! If you want to see Brian May's Guitar skill than check out this clip (Brighton Rock) at London's Hammersmith Odeon in 1975: ua-cam.com/video/wbZ8RL2VQmU/v-deo.html I hope it's not blocked in the US
We want to see Queen! But if you want to check out a guy that is still big and performing today do Bob Seger. But Freddie is originally from Zanzibar. His family moved to the U.K. when he was in his teens.His real name is Faroukh Balsara. I don’t think I spelled his first name right.
Freddie sent the message at the end of the video but no one understood the meaning... He knew by then that something was wrong with him... In case you don't know, this was the second night at Wembley... Anyway, back to Freddie's emotional speech to the crowd... It was Queen's last tour and because of that, rumors were spread around that Queen was about to split up, that Freddie wanted to go solo etc... As usual, the press who hated Queen and most of all Freddie, never missed a chance of writing nonsense... The other two members of Queen did want to go on with the tour but Freddie not (the 1st symptoms of Aids started to appear, he was always tired and exhausted)... At first they all thought that Freddie was joking because he was said it many times but never meant it... However, during the tour they noticed that he wasn't felling well but didn't know why... John(the bass player), also didn't want to... That time due to the tour he had many mental breakdowns and dealt with marital problems... Freddie was worried and kept an eye on him...
@@roverwaters3875 Oh my god, you're absolutely right! I checked the schedule of the tour... I didn't even know that existed, I always thought that Knebworth was right after the Wembley! But no, they went on tour and came back to England in August! Thank you so much and sorry again...
Something different from Queen... Listen to Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy. And another wonderful Rock voice... Is the voice himself.. Steve Perry and Journey
Queen fans never die...they show up each year at the Official North American Queen Convention called Breakthru (named after their song)...this year, its in Cleveland. check it out... queenbreakthru.com Queen fans from all over the world attend.
Awww his moves driving me crazy!! They are the best ever! I have been a Queen-fan since -77 👑 Freddie is sex on two legs…..please react on Dragon attac Montreal -81, you can all Queen from -73, I promiss you, you wil never bee disapoynend….you never go wrong with Queen…..you get a subscriber, you are great reacters 👑❤️
Please react to Oasis. They were awesome. And a lot of people on UA-cam will like to see you react to them. Live or studio tracks take your pick. Looking forward to seeing it bro.
Loving your Queen reactions, guys! So many great songs still to do, LOL. Please don’t wait so many months to react to more - one way to avoid blocking is to pause the song a few times. Sucks but seems to work for others... A Kind of Magic live from Wembley ua-cam.com/video/c2_xWTSyCuU/v-deo.html In the Lap of the Gods live from the Rainbow ua-cam.com/video/YNVjf506H6s/v-deo.html (This isn’t the ‘revisited’ song you’ve done already) Now I’m Here live from Wembley ua-cam.com/video/-iCY-noGbas/v-deo.html Dragon Attack ua-cam.com/video/spm5-SXo4Do/v-deo.html Stone Cold Crazy live - considered one of the 1st rap and thrash metal songs ua-cam.com/video/T8Rfb1Jtmic/v-deo.html Soooo many more! PS - The Eagles are another band y’all will enjoy - Another band that had great singers that each wrote songs that were hits and took turns singing lead. PPS - Pink Floyd, too!! Can’t recall if y’all did any of their stuff yet - another deep rabbit hole.
It's strange how America never got Queen at the time and only now these reactors are going crazy about them. Us Brit got them from day one, we new they where special and a one off.
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If you want to know why Queen were so good live.....it was the rhythm section. I was in that stadium that day. When you saw Queen live the drums were like a ticking clock and the bass was like thunder coming across the stadium. I saw them live a couple of dozen times over 12 years. It was always the same. Then Brian was a great guitar player and Freddie ....well....they broke the mould after he was made.
They were all multi-instrumentalists. John and Brian are both excellent guitar players but all of them could play guitar, John Brian and Roger all played bass, Brian John and Freddie played Piano, John and Roger both play drums and....speaking as a musician myself....they were as tight as it gets. The understanding between the four of them is superb to watch. They are all outstanding musicians....and that is why they sound like that.
When they played live the bass and drums drove the songs generally speaking. Listen to the bass lines in the songs....genius! You don't know this until you see them live. Roger Taylor is a phenomenally good drummer and you can tell it's him when you hear him. He has a unique sound. John Deacon's bass playing is also identifiable the little weepy high register stuff....nobody plays like that....listen to Save Me at the beginning. Typical Deacon.
I've seen piles of bands from the Who to Fleetwood Mac, the Stones, Led Zep, Pink Floyd, Genisis, The Police, The Jam....and so on. Some were great and some not so great...Queen were better live performers than all of them.....and of course, they could all write hit records. Name me another band where all the members can do that?
Great insights, thanks 🙏
I watch Queen every night. They are very addicting.
haha me too..until now..never get tired..some kind of magic really...
Me too!
Me too mostly wembly😉
Same haha love there montreal concert
Me also!
Another gem from Deaky, and every time I watch this I tear up when Freddie says "We'll stay together until we f*ckin well die" because, he did.
I have to stop it before he says it cause I bawl like a baby every dang time lol. I was 10 when he died. My sister had played under pressure in the car when I was 8 and from then on it was Queen all the time for me. When he died I was 10 and mad at the world. I cried for a week every time it was brought up in conversation around me. Daddy finally started telling everyone not to even mention the words Queen or Freddy Mercury lol.
@@loraharvey6740 I was 44 when he died and it was like a dagger through my heart, my husband and I were huge Queen fans and Freddie was our hero and we grieved as though he had been close family. It still hurts me to this day to think that such a wonderful, generous and loving man was taken from us.
@@joannedarley1893 it devastated me horribly at 10 years old. If I had been older and had more time as a fan at that point I can't imagine how I would have felt. I remember asking daddy why God brought Freddie into my life just to take him away. ( I was very dramatic about his death. ) and he told me that his music was what God brought into my life and it would never be dead and will live on in us everyday.
trf12567 Not John, he retired unfortunately, great bass player.
A thing to remember about performing in those days is they did it under massive lighting rigs in the days before LED lights. Up on stage was like a heater
You're not joking - each one probably 500-1000W, maybe more, and i can see 10's if not 100's of them! They had to bring in 3-4 big ass generator trucks just to power these tours.
Queen was iconic. The where from a different planet the planet queen.
R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU
WE HEAR YOU SINGING FROM HEAVEN
When I was a kid I thought they were black cause we were rocking to this on the r&b stations. Never knew it was Queen till I grew up and expanded my music horizons! Gr8 music!
Queen biggest selling single written by thier secret weapon "John Deacon".
This entire concert is epic. Sheer perfection!
this is written by our dear John Deacon..in an interview, he said that he had 3 versions..he was quite shy to his band at first..also michael jackson during the time when he visited queen at the studio since they're all friends, heard this and MJ suggested to release it as a single and it will be a hit..and it did..tnx for reacting to queen again..hope you would continue to do more..we're all here for you and for queen..
Love Queen! Saw them in Oklahoma City in 1982! It was great!
Always said this to ppl who saw original Queen live: you are one of the luckiest, congrats!
Sumer Tulak Aw you lucky 🦆
They just make you smile ❤️❤️ love this performance.
Thanks for doing this. No matter how I feel when I watch Freddie and Queen I have to smile. You made my evening. You guys are great.
As much as I enjoyed the movie too and appreciate all the new attention it's brought Queen, there's a few things to keep in mind about its accuracy (and I'm sure others have said this, I'm sorry in advance if so!) The movie shows Freddie sort of suddenly running into the band and auditioning, when in reality he knew them well (especially Roger - they worked a clothing stall in London together), but that's minor. The big things are that 1) Freddie wasn't the first to go solo, as the movie portrays - it was Roger, and Brian had a solo career as well. Roger even sang backup for Freddie on his solo album and appeared in "The Great Pretender" music video in drag, so they were still close friends at the time! I guess the narrative of the star leaving to pursue more money fit the storyline better? It's just not truthful. Of course they had big disagreements and arguments, and the early-mid 80s was a time of personal exploration for them because of creative differences, but not the estrangement the movie shows. You can see how Freddie disputes the breakup claims here - this was after Live Aid, yes, but what he says here also clearly proves there was never a past breakup of any kind either. They also never had that huge years-long break from touring the movie claims happened before Live Aid ("We haven't performed together in years!" - that whole thing). They toured South America just a few months before Live Aid, actually, so it was in no way a band reunion (though it did revitalize their career and inspire them to work on their next album and plan their last tour, which this concert is from!) Freddie also didn't know about his AIDS diagnosis until 1987, so 2 years after Live Aid, and didn't tell the band right away; it was sort of unspoken until it was too obvious not to address because he wanted to continue working normally (though he wasn't able to tour anymore - you can see how much energy it took, and the during this tour is when he began to realize he didn't feel quite right and that it took more out of him than normal). A few other timeline things are the release of "We Will Rock You"/ " We Are the Champions", portrayed as in the 80s during Freddie's time a bit away from the band, when in reality they were released in the late 70s during the long-hair era and very much planned together, not just shown to Freddie later.
Lauren Raubaugh Ya keep an open mind when watching the movie. Although it’s good, not totally accurate huh. Just a good 3/4 story!
What a showman!
If you would like some idea of the amount of fans of Queen and how strongly we feel about them to this day, try Bohemian Rhapsody at Green Day Hyde Park. This was in the summer of 2017 . A young crowd and word perfect. Queen is in our DNA!🤴🤴
Sandra Back 🧬 🧬 🧬💉 🤣👑
Queen biggest selling single written by thier secret weapon "John Deacon".
This entire concert is epic. Sheer perfection!
Live Aid is phenomenal. Considered the best live performance of all time. Also, Here I am live at Wembley.
I’m really enjoying your Queen reactions. Please keep them coming and I’ll keep on tuning in. Thanks guys
Cant wait, this Wembley performance is great
Freddie always remind s me of a magician!
Trust me you need to check out ‘OneVision’ extended version it’s good, also Headlong.
Hmm okydoke any particular link?
The B and S Show Also I Want it All. Never was performed live with Freddie have to do the video. 💥
Just put in Queen One Vision (extended vide0) 1985. Headlong (official video). Actually these are live but their in their studios
@@TheBandSShow ua-cam.com/video/-OGd4gplxQM/v-deo.html
Don't really like that song. Imo
Love your reactions! Its a big catalog, stick with what works! Love to see the appreciation for the Greatest Band Ever! Under Pressure Wembley 86 and Its a Kind of Magic Wembly 86
Queen, Its a k;ind of magic live at Wembley!!!!
Who wants to live forever ….same concert
You need to do “now I’m here” from Wembley concert you won’t be disappointed & another great one from early days called “white man” excellent, thank you, Queen for ever😍🌹
Queen ❤️❤️❤️
Phenomenal performance, have to do Under Pressure live at Wembley also
Show show show show! Incríveis o Queen . Saudades do Freddie sempre!!!!
The Who, another British Rock, “Behind Blue Eyes”, Won’t get fooled again two the the greats. I saw Queen in Toronto. And as with Queen, The Who, please always live
When it came out it made the rock, soul and R&B charts
Underr Pressure live at Wembley
They weren't even going to release this song until M.J. told them they were crazy, that it would be a hit and talked them into it 😂😂
You guys need to react to Queen at Live Aid 1985!!! It’s an amazing performance that lead a come back for Queen in the 80s and all these huge stadium tours.
Queen is that type of music that stretches over generations. It doesnt matter how old you are, you can still rock out to and give mass respect to Queen! Amazing band and Freddie was such a genius, but the vibe they give as a band works well!
Please react to Now I’m Here Live at Wembley 1986. Great rock song with awesome drums and guitar.
And one of most interest about Queen's fans is that there are a looot of teenagers who are big fans. They even haven't been born when Freddie pased! But they are big fans.
this whole concert was awsome Thank You for playing brings back menories.
Please keep doing more Queen
Yes more queen please... also do react to Hammer to Fall at Budapest 1986...so enjoyable can't go wrong with queen...tnx..
Queen te pueden gustar o no sus canciones, pero de lo que no hay duda es que son musicos de muy alto nivel 👍👍👍👏👏👏
I love Queen and your reaction videos! Greetings from Italy!
A few of my fave aspects of this in no particular order - the fun Freddie has with crowd, Johns bass line , Rogers amazing drumming and baking vocals.
They are very addicting nice song Fredy Mercury for ever
He is the best of the BEST!
You should listen to the studio version. It is fantastic. He never did studio versions live because he said if people wanted that they could go and buy it.
Amazing. Damn. I love Freddie.
Classic rock never gets old! Thanks for the Queen reactions. Try some of Journey with Steve Perry, Pat Benatar, and Kenny Loggins.
Merci de faire revivre Freddie,le plus grand des chanteurs encore à ce jour, moi j adore in my defence, et tous les autres morceaux st des tubes énormes, exeptionnel thank
Queen fans are always active. Live Aid - watched it with my eldest son at home but when Queen came on, they were incredible.
Queen will never die! Freddie lives on!
Queen
Freddie said that when they do concerts they do more with the song and perform a lot. He has always been very active and he needs to perform at concerts.
Sandra Kelley “Might as well just play the f--ing record on stage” 🤣🤣
Jodi Wood I don’t think you know what I was talking about. You really don’t need to swear either.
Sandra Kelley you’re too funny That’s what FREDDIE said in an interview
Jodi Wood I know thats why I said it to B & S
Mahalo from Hawaii. I love your reviews of Queen.
Dropped you a Queen documentary it was shown on TV here in the UK quite a few years ago now,but it gives you a true story about the band from the remaining members and others who knew Freddie
🙌🏼👏🏼I think I’ve watched Live Aid about 10,000 times but will watch you watch it!!! I LOVE Bob Dylan, Neil Young, The Who, Grateful Dead, Tom Petty, LedZepp, CREAM, anything Eric Clapton, Traffic, Blind Faith, AND THE DOORS!!!!! on and on!!! Thanks for this! Try the Official Queen video of Princes of the Universe from the movie Highlander
Under Pressure
Love Queen, here is a suggestion do some ZZ TOP, got a wide range of music from pure blues to funk blues, rock blues, country blues Rock, funky rock.
you two should do more reactions. I've watched alot of reactions but yours are the only ones are genuine and no keep on yabbing through it.!! please more!!
Hey guys! Can you react to “ I’m in love with my car” live in Montreal 1981. Roger Taylor has some chops too! Song was also written by Roger.
I love to see a reaction video for an older Queen song, "Don't Stop Me Now" (1978). The video has a live rendition feel (or maybe it actually is). Also, just a tid-bit of info, Freddie was born in Tanzania as Farrokh Bulsara and moved to the UK in his teens.
Anyway, Freddie was multi-faceted and even did an opera album with Montserrat Caballe, a famous Spanish opera singer. I absolutely loved this album!
Regardless, all four band members have played a pivotal role in the band's success, each one having written at least 1 hit song. These guys were simply one of a kind and sadly, the last of their kind.
Keep searching for them guys.. you will find treasures
Michael Jackson suggested they put this song out, Roger didn’t want to. It sold millions....written by John Deacon
How about Live Aid!
Also would love to see the Montreal version of Another one bites the dust and Dragon Attack! Hope you will check it out ❤
Freddy was born on Zanzibar island - Tanzania,He is Persian.
Freddie is from Zanzibar
I reckon you guys would enjoy Uriah Heep, if you did I'd recommend: Lady In Black, Wizard or July Morning.
PLEASE PLEASE PRINCE ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME WITH TOM PETTY MY GUITAR WEEPS....CRAZZZZY!
I have seen Queen live three times in the early and middle 80's in Germany(Cologne and Dortmund)! And I tell you, it blow my minds. I will never forget these 3 Concert's! If you want to see Brian May's Guitar skill than check out this clip (Brighton Rock) at London's Hammersmith Odeon in 1975: ua-cam.com/video/wbZ8RL2VQmU/v-deo.html I hope it's not blocked in the US
Definitely doing that one!
We want to see Queen! But if you want to check out a guy that is still big and performing today do Bob Seger. But Freddie is originally from Zanzibar. His family moved to the U.K. when he was in his teens.His real name is Faroukh Balsara. I don’t think I spelled his first name right.
Freddie sent the message at the end of the video but no one understood the meaning... He knew by then that something was wrong with him... In case you don't know, this was the second night at Wembley... Anyway, back to Freddie's emotional speech to the crowd... It was Queen's last tour and because of that, rumors were spread around that Queen was about to split up, that Freddie wanted to go solo etc... As usual, the press who hated Queen and most of all Freddie, never missed a chance of writing nonsense... The other two members of Queen did want to go on with the tour but Freddie not (the 1st symptoms of Aids started to appear, he was always tired and exhausted)... At first they all thought that Freddie was joking because he was said it many times but never meant it... However, during the tour they noticed that he wasn't felling well but didn't know why... John(the bass player), also didn't want to... That time due to the tour he had many mental breakdowns and dealt with marital problems... Freddie was worried and kept an eye on him...
Who told you Wembley was the penultimate show of the tour? you better check you facts.
@@roverwaters3875 Oh my god, you're absolutely right! I checked the schedule of the tour... I didn't even know that existed, I always thought that Knebworth was right after the Wembley! But no, they went on tour and came back to England in August! Thank you so much and sorry again...
Something different from Queen... Listen to Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy. And another wonderful Rock voice... Is the voice himself.. Steve Perry and Journey
Look up GREEN DAY 2017 the crowd sang BOHEMIAN it was SPECTACULAR
Queen fans never die...they show up each year at the Official North American Queen Convention called Breakthru (named after their song)...this year, its in Cleveland. check it out... queenbreakthru.com Queen fans from all over the world attend.
The Who is great
Great comments guys ,I was at this concert . Nuff said
John Deacon wrote what might be the most iconic bass line of all time for himself.
I watch a little Queen every night as well. Try to do 2 songs in a row from Wembley. I also love Elton John.
Awww his moves driving me crazy!! They are the best ever! I have been a Queen-fan since -77 👑 Freddie is sex on two legs…..please react on Dragon attac Montreal -81, you can all Queen from -73, I promiss you, you wil never bee disapoynend….you never go wrong with Queen…..you get a subscriber, you are great reacters 👑❤️
react to Liar please john deacon sings in part of the song it's not their best song but very interesting evolution of their music
Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin should be the next bands you check out. 🤘
Well, you might as well do Under Pressure with the improvised intro.
The sound of silence by Disturbed 😊
Innuendo, who wants to live forever, stone cold crazy, liar, black queen, I want it all and etc etc etc
You need to do who wants to live forever at wembley or Budapest you will be blown away
Queen are great ... Rush is another group that are awesome ... worth checking out some of their stuff
Show us George Michael at the tribute concert with Queen....somebody to love
Please react to Oasis. They were awesome. And a lot of people on UA-cam will like to see you react to them. Live or studio tracks take your pick. Looking forward to seeing it bro.
Rolling Stones - Beast of Burden
You need to do who wants to live forever live at wembley 1986 he will blow you away
I heard an interesting and disturbing son by Hidden Citizens a cover of Silent Running, amazing. Love Allman Bros, would like to hear some Bob Dylan.
Stairway to heaven live by Led Zeppelin or war pigs live 1970 by Black Sabbath would be good videos to react to
Pantera, Cemetery Gates 🤟😆
Chris Stapleton..."Nobody's Lonely Tonight"
Who wants to live forever live at Wembley!
Hey guys plz react we will rock you live Montreal
John Deacon was into funk more than rock.
Loving your Queen reactions, guys! So many great songs still to do, LOL. Please don’t wait so many months to react to more - one way to avoid blocking is to pause the song a few times. Sucks but seems to work for others...
A Kind of Magic live from Wembley ua-cam.com/video/c2_xWTSyCuU/v-deo.html
In the Lap of the Gods live from the Rainbow ua-cam.com/video/YNVjf506H6s/v-deo.html (This isn’t the ‘revisited’ song you’ve done already)
Now I’m Here live from Wembley ua-cam.com/video/-iCY-noGbas/v-deo.html
Dragon Attack ua-cam.com/video/spm5-SXo4Do/v-deo.html
Stone Cold Crazy live - considered one of the 1st rap and thrash metal songs ua-cam.com/video/T8Rfb1Jtmic/v-deo.html
Soooo many more!
PS - The Eagles are another band y’all will enjoy - Another band that had great singers that each wrote songs that were hits and took turns singing lead.
PPS - Pink Floyd, too!! Can’t recall if y’all did any of their stuff yet - another deep rabbit hole.
AKOM Live at Wembley on Saturday is much better, than your Friday link.
Rover Waters Well then, you provide the link!
Bee Gees “Alone”
Have you two done Live Aid? Since this. Would love you to
It's strange how America never got Queen at the time and only now these reactors are going crazy about them. Us Brit got them from day one, we new they where special and a one off.
I’ve been a fan since I first heard them in the 80’s... i was still a kid then.