QUEEN Under Pressure Reaction!!
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2018
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Vanilla Ice got sued all to hell over the bassline.
@Shallex I think the court case finshed him (V.Ice) though. Why else would he appear on Big Brother UK? Also, the studio version is far superior to any live version because it's a duet with another great artist.
To be fair to Vanilla Ice, at that time he was basically just doing whatever his producers told him to do. Aside from performing the song he probably had very little involvement in the process.
Vanilla Ice was adamant that it wasn't stolen from Under Pessure! There's a video clip where he says it's different rhythmically.Yeah, sure.
@@HiFi5i And what every one else in hip hop did. Ill even go so far to say, Ice did not hide where it was from, more like a tribute. Every one knew where it was from.
@Shallex he needed to pay royalties and credit Queen and Bowie in the liner notes.
In my opinion, Freddy was the greatest lead singer. He was the full package, presence, vocals, writing ability.
Ice didn't steal the riff....Ice was like "Da dum dum dum da da dum dum" ......and Queen was like "Dum dum dum da da dum dum". LMAO .....That was Ice's excuse anyway. LMAO! Yeah ....of course he stole it. The best part of this is that David Bowie co-wrote it and sang back-up vocals on the original recording. lol
Yeah thats what really pissed queen off.
Actually he was right in what he said, the BASS riff was not sampled nor was it copied in its entire form,
however, there were two PIANO notes that were strait sampled from Queen's song. That's why he lost in court for those two piano notes.
@@DjCootABanG HAHAHAHA Yep that's a classic clip
Nah sod off, he stole the riff
I believe it was David Bowie who filed the lawsuit. Ice said he 'sampled' the song...David said...'only if sampled means stole it'. The courts agreed with David. It's too bad that people do think that Ice was the originator of not only the notes of that song but the beat that went with it. It was both the notes and the beat that made it theft....not just because 2 notes in the whole thing were different from what Bowie and Queen's version was.
This band should always be listened to live.
I beg to differ.
Live version? Should have done the studio version with David Bowie
Absolutely Bowie adds that little extra.
They should react to his catalogue too. So many classics.
Using live versions minimizes the chance of the video getting blocked for copy write stuff.
Yea. And they should also be doing the 'Live-Aid' concert too.
IMO, the issue is they used the incorrect LIVE version. Not that they used a LIVE version.
The fact that they didnt use the video where Bowie sings is not a big deal as they didnt make a video with the 5 of them as rhey had different commitments.
Ha you did the live at wembley and skipped the crowd vocal warm up?! FOR SHAME!
They did the wrong day, i think this was the 2nd day on wembley, you can hear it by freddie doing some hard notes diffrently
@@igorpiskac8006 This was the Friday evening instead of the Saturday...
Yep. Wrong live at Wembley.
@@eorliscious lol it's amazing how they always pick the wrong versions of things, it's like a channel trope
@@eorliscious lol it's amazing how they always pick the wrong versions of things, it's like a channel trope
Probably the 1 Queen song that the studio version should've been done because it was a colab with David Bowie, so its lacking. As far as bass lines go, Peace Sells is up there with this one
Agreed!!
UNCLE DAN'S DUMBASSERY . Love peace sells bro!!!😉🤘
Probably never heard of David Bowie 😫
Yeah but there's this other little known bass line ... what's the song called again?
Oh yeah: "Another One bites the Dust"
Can't remember the artist though...
-.-
You can almost count on it to be the wrong version.
Queen - The Show Must Go On
Most recognizable bass lines are often listed as including Queen: Under Pressure, Queen: Another One Bites the Dust, and Fleetwood Mac: The Chain.
Got there before me with the chain, to me its the most famous baseline.
"Another Brick In The Wall" and "Money" are both classics too
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Vanilla ice did steal it! J Deacon came up with that in a matter of minutes. They went to lunch and he forgot the bass tune. Roger the drummer luckily remembered it. It's talking about the people on the streets. Homelessness. Terror of knowing what this world is about..... David Bowie happened to be in the studio the same time as them. And he heard J Deacon come up with the riff, he wanted to sing with Freddie. They were all feeling under pressure because of Bowie. Freddie actually heard Bowie singing in the recording room and he said whatever he is doing I'm gonna out do Bowie. Bowie actually wanted to pull his whole part from this song.after it was recorded, But they had to keep it in because the Record was about to drop. Freddie was mad but was willing to do Bowie's part over. I think they didn't have time.... what's so Amazing to me is 5hat none of them had ear pieces in! Raw talent.
When in doubt....always go with the studio version first
"These were the days of our lives" and "You take my breath away" are beautiful and emotional.
Another One Bites The Dust is likely a more iconic bassline than Under Pressure....ALSO BY QUEEN!
The worst song Queen ever did.
@@armadillotoe says you
OH MY GOODNESS!!
I thought I’d seen EVERY live performance available of this song by Queen, but I was wrong… Seeing this performance - this was on Friday, July 11 at Wembley - was like getting to open an unexpected Christmas present!!😍😍
(Queen did TWO concerts at Wembley Stadium in 1986: Friday, July 11 AND Saturday, July 12… but the Friday concert is mostly overlooked/forgotten about.)
THANK YOUUUU!!!
I have depepression and anxiety and watching you and few other channels highlight my day:) am grapeful 🍇 😇
You should watch the whole of this concert, it's amazing!
Keep doing Queen, they make me smile so big!!!
Just know guys that we appreciate you both and the community you have created. Much love
Unique bass riff... how about Queen - Another One Bites The Dust? Just to keep this Queen theme going!
Even better bassline 😍
Yes - Roundabout
Rick James - Superfreak, to keep the stolen basslines theme going :)
Great reaction! Glad to hear your thoughts on the theme of the song as always. Hope you don't take pressure of publishing content too hard. We appreciate all your efforts and will come back to it, no worries. :)
That whole concert was phenomenal
At this concert in Wembley they also sang a short version of ' In the lap of the gods ' and it is mind blowing, check it out guys.
Love your reactions, guys. The best on i-net!
First for Queen!! You'll recognize that bass line that Vanilla Ice sampled and used for his famous one hit "Ice Ice Baby" lol . . Glad to see you are exploring more from Queen!! At some point you must review "39"!! 😁😁😁
heh "sampled and used" is a very generous way of putting it
Showman of all time.
Opera the pipes on this man the talent of his Vocals Second to none!!!!!!
You guys are the best! I love the channel, keep up the great work you two!
So much more to hear from this band. :)
I know your Sure/Ice shakedown reference Vin!!!
Love that you picked up on the " Rip Off".
Vanilla Ice got called out immediately for stealing the bass line. You can look up the video interview where he hilariously denies it
Vanilla Ice wrote this song
I hope you're trolling - Ice bought the song rights years later to settle the lawsuit that was immediately filed. Under Pressure came out 9 years before Ice Ice Baby and Ice was only 14 in 1981. Despite Ice's ownership of the iconic track, the court case did eventually result in Queen and Bowie getting official songwriting credits on "Ice Ice Baby."
When host Dan Patrick points out that Ice famously denied ripping off the track in the '90s with this hilariously flimsy explanation, the rapper laughs it off and admits he was being an idiot. "Yeah, I was being a jackass," he says. "I was Jackass before Johnny Knoxville!"
He even denied it? Shows the values this guy has.
@@ronaldboers8061 he's alright now. builds houses and stuff on DiY
I love this live performance!
Would love to see you react to the Queen Live Aid 1985 show. It's a bit longer than the videos you usually do at 20 minutes, but it is definitive in not only showing how good they were, but also how loved they were.
You should have included his warm up in the video. The interplay between Freddie and that crowd gave enormous context to the perfomace, his stage presence and the lyrics.
Yessss more Queen! :D
Please consider also doing one of Freddie's solo songs, especially _Living On My Own_ (there's the 80's original video shot during his 39th birthday party and there's a 1993 dance remix) and _Made In Heaven_ (interesting lyrics on top of good music!) :-)
Please look at Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust", Wembly '86 . Wonderful Scat singing by Mercury and improvising by May, Taylor and Deacon on their instruments. Song by Deacon.
Bass line challenge is on! My entries into the most famous bass line: Michael Jackson - Billie Jean, Queen - Another one Bites the Dust
So many great Queen songs you could react too. Love of my life, Killer Queen, show must go on, I want it all etc etc
Yours I did for a reaction Queen You Take My Breath Away the studio version is a Les Nolan song of theirs but it really shows their vocal range in their harmonies
Maybe you could react to whole live aid at Wembly? :) It's an amazing performance by one of the all time bests!
and i liked your chat afterwards. i watch your reactions, to songs i like, cos it relaxes me, and good to see 2 people happy, discovering it too. so, keep doing what you do :) im in the UK, so, good that anywhere in the world, youtubers like you get seen my anyone.
Your right! Most famous bass line, they sued vanilla ice for this, thank you so much for the great reaction
As far as sick bass lines, Queen - Another One Bites The Dust, may not be more recognizable than Pressure but it has to be close. Also this song was a duet between Freddie and David Bowie. In the studio version David takes the low notes and Freddie takes the high notes to the very top of his vocal range. Very impressive and you guys should check it out 👍
Queen "Innuendo".
Their best song, IMO.
queen songs, many to pick, but "innuendo" or "show must go on" 2 he recorded shortly before his death, i think are perfect for you guys, the way you look in to the lyrics.
You left the crowd warm up off! That's the best bit.
Into the Wild (entire soundtrack) - Eddie Vedder
Check out the isolated vocals for the studio version of this track. They are mind blowing.
You missed the lead up to the song that appears on other videoes of this performance. Prior to starting "Under Pressure", Freddie lead the audience in a vocal warm-up (if you watch his eyes, you can see his little boy impishness as he plays with the audience). There was something magical about Freddie and the way he could connect with the audience. I suspect that if he asked them to dance, everyone would begin tapping on queue.
There is a different video of Queen at Wembley that features the song (1) "A Kind of Magic" (written for the film Highlander), followed by (2) Freddie's vocals exercises (this performance of Freddie conducting them in the closing ceremony of the London Olympics 2012.and though he had been gone 21 years, he still held the audience in the palm of his hand), and then followed by "Under Pressure".
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I suspect that Sori would really enjoy watching Freddie's vocalization.
I think the best performance at Whimbley was Who wants to live forever, still gives me goosebumps and i've seen it at least a hundred times
You guys are great...I'd love to see you react to Barcelona from Freddie Mercury and Monsarat Caballe. It's incredible
The day is never complete without a double dose of Vin and Sori
Would you mind doing the full Queen - Live at LIVE AID 1985 ?
Great reaction videos you have, thank you. Wasn't until around 1985 that Freddie Mercury began experiencing symptoms of HIV. At the time of this concert his nose might have been running for a different reason. More reaction videos of Queen in Montreal would be nice.
The correct live version of this song doesnt even have Freddie in it! The Freddie tribute with Annie Lennox and Bowie is the freaking best.There's so much emotion.
John Deacon, the base player of Queen wrote the riff. "Under Pressure" was a collaboration of Queen and David Bowie.
THE STUDIO VERSION.... FREDDY MERCURY + DAVID BOWIE!!! HONESTLY AMAZING
most definitely watch the new shows after work to decompress
This was the last leg of his last tour. His health was failing during this time and he was tiring much faster here and just gave it all he had to finish the concerts at Wembley.
Since I was little I have been a follower of Queen, and even with my 41 years of age. This presentation belongs to the first concert they gave at wembley stadium on Friday, July 11, 1986, the second one was given the following day. It should be noted that the concert of July 12, 1986 was the first to be promoted in a short version in 1992 VHS. The presentation of July 12, 1986 has more energy and strength, from my point of view.
Accept- Balls to the Wall please. Metal classic!
I love that song.
midnight mover > balls to the walls
@@M3rett0 repeating errors doesn't make it right!
@voodoo_chili I would agree that both are better songs. But if we want a couple Accept songs reacted to, you need a good starting place.
@UCXhZvVgqPDXvPEZ_Z14pQAQ didn't catch the voice transcription error. Thanks.
This is the friday live at wembley.. The saturday is the one you should see.. :( its the warm up friday concert...
Another one bites the dust has a pretty good bass line
This song was made with david bowie who sang the part he wrote in the original recording. Here freddy sings both parts.
"Another one bites the dust" It is the most recognizable bass from Queen and one of the most popular in music.
Journey - Mother, Father (Live in Houston 1981)
This is one of the few Queen songs that is better in studio than live.
You need to watch Queen at Live Aid in 1985. Best live performance just by the crowd control. Also if y’all could react to Killer Queen and other great songs. They have so many! Everything they touched turned to gold!
Yes Freddie Mercury was the ultimate Showman didn't know his stuff till the 80s then realized how good they were and Freddy was the main attraction everyone in that band where super talented you were very entertaining today sori and as usual Vin is the fact checker with all the information good show enjoy your conversations like I always do
Watch anything from the Queen performance at Live Aid 1985. The whole set is only like 20 minutes and it's their best live performance I've seen. You will love it guaranteed.
Speaking of David Bowie."
Under Pressure,” a song that would become one of his most ubiquitous and most recognizable recordings, even though it never appeared on a proper Bowie album. The song hit No. 1 in the U.K. and cracked the Top 30 in the U.S., then enjoyed a second American life when Vanilla Ice jacked its iconic bass line for “Ice Ice Baby,” which hit No. 1 in 1990.( Slate, 2016)
I'd love to see your reaction to innuendo and the show must go on. The lyrics to innuendo are so relevant today and the show must go on Brian May wrote about Freddy's illness and him still performing and recording and it's pretty emotional. Both music videos have clips of previous music videos as I think Freddy was too sick at that point to appear in a video. I really enjoy you guys really discussing the meanings of the songs and relating it to your own experiences.
Vin says "How do you stand out among a crowd of millions?" Look at Ghost, one of the fastest growing band in ages. 8 years and they headlined their first arena shows, Grammy winner, Granny nominated this year, Billboard #3 album. That's unheard of nowadays.
2 legends gone...
how is it possible to not hear the original version with Bowie!?
Checkout another one bites the dust Same concert !!👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
What a great reaction guys 😀this one you reacted to was taken day 2 of the concert from from what is now regarded as a legendary Queen concert (Wembley Stadium ) the one that most are familiar with is recorded from day one that makes up the Main Live Concert film, this day two take is only a bonus extra on dvd believe it or not, kind of spare footage if you like, not quite good enough for the main recording, but it goes to show how good Queen were that even a bonus recording is that good. Although I tend to agree with the rest here in the comments that The Studio version is better because it was originally recorded as a collaboration by David Bowie with Queen and that version is just the best, as for Vanilla Ice stealing (sampling) the bassline it is indeed well known about.
He wasn’t diagnosed until April 1987, so not until 9 months after this concert. Yes, he stole it and was sued by Queen and David Bowie, he was sued by them and settled out of court and had to give them credit there after. As for the recording, Bowie and Freddie improvised by first writing and recording the vocals separately in the studio (Bowie’s idea).
As you have been told by other users this was a collab with David Bowie. There is a nice back-story to this song. They agreed to record a song together and they would take turns and react to what the previous person had recorded. So Freddy started it of spending hours working on it until he was satified with the result. Then Bowie would take and over and was done in couple of minutes. So thiis went on for a couple of days and Freddy could not figure out how Bowie could work so fast and inprovise a respond so quickly. What Freddy did not know was that everytime he was recording Bowie was right in the studio out of view listening in on what he was recording. But the results were so good that they were even talking about doing a whole album. When Freddy finally found out he was furious and refused to working on whole album. For Bowie it was nothing more but having a little bit of fun. If remember correctly even the Queen bandmembers thought it was funny. But Freddy did not budge so that is the reason that only one song was recorded.
Although normally would i agree to a live version in this case the version with Bowie is the better version. I could be mistaking but was there not a live of both on the live-aid concert?
BTW as general rule when some generic pop-stars have a section of there song sounding like a Queen song then i can almost garantee that the Queen version is the original. Especially when you are talking about artists like Vanilla Ice.
Queen- Its the kind of Magic
If I recall Queen sued Vanilla Ice.
The lyrics were made up on the Spot in the studio with David Bowie as an experiment. Freddie recorded his part blind while David was supposed to not here Freddie’s part. However David spied in Freddie and recorded his part to be complementary to Freddie’s. When Freddie found out he was highly pissed that David cheated.
Lol
So happy you react to Queen ❤❤.Please react to The show must go on of Queen. This is a song he recorded not so long before he died and please react to Barcelona with Freddie Mercury and the Spanish opera singer Montserrat Caballe .Amazing songs. The bass line was created by John Deacon by the way .☺
I was waiting for the Notification because I was anxious af
Funny story, Vanilla Ice has made a nu metal album called "Hard to swallow". It's very cool, i feel some Korn vibe in it. My favorite song is "too cold".
Probably not as prominent as this bass line but when Ozzy's No more Tears start, that bass line, you know what song it is.
Or the bass riff in Metallica's For Whom The Bell Tolls... or Megadeth's Peace Sells.
Jerm I agree 100%👍
Another one bites the dust is another famous bass line by queen
Another one bites the dust by Queen
Talkin' about baselines...!
What days are you guys gonna be at NAMM? It would be novel to run into you guys there. :) Although unlikely...it’s so huge.
even if you don't review it because of its duration, would love you two hearing his Set at Live Aid 85.
John Deacon, the bassist came up with that riff Dabod Bowie was the other Male voice singing.
Just a note: this is a different night of their Wembley Run. The DVD Release version is different, Vocally. If memory serves Me, this night it was wet/rainy. Still a great performance.
Hi Vin & Sori ! WHEN are you gonna react to Iron Maiden Blood Brothers,live ??
Waiting for the Queen Live Aid Reaction ☺️
Queen Live Aid is worth reacting too.
By the Grace of God He was not of what I've researched a braggadocios man listen to his Vocal range when he sang along side some the best in Opera . Very Humble
Best bass line of Queen is Another one bites the dust
Amazing song guys, I'm glad you put Queen on your regular bands they will always be awsome.
Please react to "Nothing Is Not" by Morbid Angel and "In Their Darkened Shrines" by Nile.
Should’ve listened to the studio version.
May i recommend Xasthur, Leviathan, Deathspell Omega and Evol . for future black metal vids. love you're content.
Queen was in Montreaux recording and Bowie came into the studio. They said lets write something. John Deacon started playing the riff. They all went out for pizza and when they went back to the studio after a few cold ones. Deacky forgot the riff. Roger Taylor (drummer)remembered it. Freddie was in one room, Bowie in the other just going by the seat of their pants. TaDa! A few yeas later I was in the birthing room with my sister and brother in-law. Ice-Ice baby came on, my sister in labor looked at me in horror! We couldn't believe he stole it. We thought my nephew was going to be born to Under Pressure, wrong....LOL
Another one bites the dust - one more famous bass line...