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Epic indeed ,love to see your reaction on the best female singer in the world :Floor Jansen from NiGHTWISH .Epic live performance 2013 Ghost love score at Wacken festival !

QUEEN RECOMMENDATIONS - “Somebody To Love” Live at: MILTON KEYNES BOWL IN 1982 (I know you already did Montreal, which is the better-known version because it was filmed in such high HD (and it IS technically perfect, obv)… BUT, the performance at Milton Keynes is the one that Queen put in their official compilation of Best Live Performances!) “Under Pressure” Live at Wembley Stadium in 1986 (The video that’s OVER 5 MINUTES LONG, so it includes Freddie’s most famous “call-and-repeat” improv w the audience… This improv segment w Freddie is STILL used in the 21st century… including at the 2012 Olympics!! Fred appears before live audiences via a ginormous video screen, and the audiences STILL do what he says!)

I saw Queen with Freddie about a dozen times over the years - not at Live Aid though. I never had to pay for tickets because I married the bass player’s sister. I saw Bowie on the Ziggy Stardust tour - the ticket was exactly £1!

New subscriber ! Love the reactions and appreciation for an amazing band! Poor Freddie had a throat infection and was advised by doctors to not perform. He drank some vodka and went out and killed it! I was 15 and watched it on tv in the US. Never was able to go to one of their concerts, which is a big regret of mine. The ‘86 Wembley concert is incredible 💛💛💛💛 worth the 2 hour watch !

The Beatles reactions will elevate you to Gold level. It’s hard but give it a try please. Loved you reaction by the way!😎

Somebody to love is queen best song

Hi Guy's don't know if you have seen Green Day crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody before there concert starts ? But that's impressive too, Such a following even today, RIP Freddie, ATB Wayne ...............👍

Queen was and will always be the best band EVER to me!! Not a day goes by that I don't listen to them!! You guys are doing great with your reactions. Congratulations on how fast your channel his grown. You're a heartbeat away from a million!! Way to go!! ❤

Regarding being nervous, apparently Freddie was asked that question before going on and he reputedly said "No darling, I was born to do this!" I don't know if that's true, but even if it's not, I can imagine him saying something like that. Also Queen were used to playing huge stadiums and they were much better rehearsed than many others. They said the acoustics on stage were awful and they couldn't hear one another. You can see a lot of visual cues being used between them, John in particular continually turns to Roger. Aren't you glad you watched it now? 😂😂😂

For a singer to perform like Freddie did with a throat infection not laryngitis you can't talk with it let alone sing.He was a true professional as is the whole band . White Queen Odeon Hammersmith 1975.You won't be disappointed.

Best day of my life there that day !

It is Man.My bro...

Just found you guys subbed saw this vid and un subbed straight away.

Hi guys! I was one of the BILLION + people in the world who watched this show on TV in New Jersey, USA. I think it was the FIRST show ever to be simulcast with solo artists/bands in the USA and solo artists/bands in the UK and viewed all over the world. We can thank Bob Geldof, who produced this mega show, for his incredible creativity and for getting all these remarkable, ingenious, magical bands and soloists to perform on this one fantastic day! I don't think we'll ever see the likes of it again...though, God knows, we need it now more than ever. Regardless of genre, I believe that music is a beautiful unifier. There is a short video on youtube which shows Queen rehearsing for this show - one of the few bands that actually rehearsed. In the video you can see huge clocks hung on the walls so that the band knew exactly how much time each song took. To make everything fit the 20 minute timeframe, they shortened some songs, sped up others. Queen were PERFECTIONISTS in everything they did and it showed in every Queen concert I was so fortunate to attend in the 1970s in New York and in 1981 in Montreal. To see Brian, Roger, John and Freddie up close and personal was PURE MAGIC! 🥰 Wish you could have been there...but, then, you two would be as old as I am...LOL!

I was lucky enough to see them in concert, great show

It took 53 articulated trucks 2 x 747s and an Antonov heavy lift aircraft. To transport the 3 x 70 tonne stage sets around the world leapfrogging from town to town one being set up, one in use one being taken down. GUY PRATT: there's an Aussie show Spicks & Specs where he talks about the "💣" on his bass @ gig & trying to smash a through neck carbon graphite guitar Who style - it's a bloody pisser. Please look at "Keep talking" from this gig Gilmore & 🎸 become one, seriously, Gillmore ang guitar morph into one instrument.

Interested if youve heard modern day queen performances.. brian ans roger still have it. Check out queen + adam lambert show must go on 2018 at o2 Or queen + adam lambert who wants to live forever isle of Wight

Only a few minutes in and your "reaction" is appalling. Yes, he did sweat a lot under hot lighting, hence the headband. I don't see anything funny about that. His outfit also looks good. Your comments are preposterous. Here we have some of the best guitar playing and drumming ever. If you dont like it, I'm scratching my head trying to imagine what type of music you do like... church choir perhaps? Accordion?

It’s now Sir Dr Brian May. A multi talented Astrophysicist.

As every Queen fan will tell you Brian May with his dad built his own guitar thats why it sounds so different and totally unique

After the set, Elton John burst into the dressing room shouting at Queen "you bastards stole the bloody show" 😅, (all in good fun). 1986 Bruce Springsteen born in the USA tour at Wembley stadium 3½hr gig £14;50 magnificent show.

The ticket price for Live Aid at Wembley was £5, plus a £20 charity donation - the point of the concert was famine relief for Africa. Queen was not the only act, though they had the best set of the day. Live Aid was an all-day concert in both London and Philadelphia, simulcast live on MTV. You should also check out U2's set - 2d best set of the day, and it put them on the map.

I saw Brian and Roger two years ago (with Adam Lambert). They can still rock the crowd 🤟🤟🤟

Spike Edney was the keyboard player and I believe he played every concert after Montreal 1981. He sometimes played guitar too.

When they play Crazy Thing Called Love check Brian he in the course of the song plays 3 (yes 3) different guitars

@More_Meet_Arthur Now is your time to really appreciate Queen via their early catalogue either "Queen" or "Queen II (the litmus test of a true Queen fan ;-) :! New subscriber, thanks you so much!!!

No phones makes the atmosphere and experience so much better! Miss those days. Never go to concerts anymore because I get effing annoyed of all those people glued to their phones.

I was at this concert as a young 24 year old and now all those years later as a still young 63 year old I still listen to queen daily, they easily stole the show that day despite now being on the original pre show line up as they were a last minute addition. If I remember rightly the price of the ticket was only £5 but came with an additional £20 charity donation , so £25 which was alot of cash back in them days but so worth it just for the experience . Not all the bands were so good, I can remember Adam and the ants playing and they were awful. For 22 minutes in 1985 the uk was ruled by a different queen, absolutely brilliant. Great reaction once again lads , it's great to see younger generations experience the amazing talent that this band had.

Saw queen many times

Also, the only person in history to suggest Mark Knopfler needs to use a pick instead of what he does...like one of the most celebrated guitarists ever, but no, glasses says he needs to use a pick.

Whoever the dud in the glasses is, you're a dick! The drums are one of the best parts of this video. Like you're some all-knowing Yoda of what is acceptable in music. It's not your taste, doesn't mean it's bad. I'm sure you play stuff that irritates the shit of other people.

Would love to see you do the. Complete Wembley 1986 concert (perhaps in 2 or 3 sessions. Also watch 'I'm in love with my car' live Montreal

That was such a great reaction! I enjoyed hearing your thoughts and comments. This was so much fun. Thank you so much! 😊

I watched this live on TV in Australia. Finished work at a pub 2am watched till morning - good times 🎉

Try Innuendo by Queen . On a similar style to Bo Rap .

Try "It's a Kind of Magic" at Wembley. I'm sure you'd enjoy the band's performance. It's definitely magic. th-cam.com/video/-ImZzajRsB0/w-d-xo.html

They never played with a backing track. The only time they had a fifth number was sometimes on tour so that Franny could connect more with the audience. They had an additional pianist.

72, 000 thousand people in Attendance and 1.9 Billion people watching from around the world , was 1/4 of the world at that time .Freddie performed against doctors orders with a throat infection. He said it felt like broken glass . Live Aid made 140 million dollars for famine in Africa. When the boys left the stage a Prince from Dubai donated $1 million.

72, 000 thousand people in Attendance and 1.9 Billion people watching from around the world ,which was 1/4 of the world at that time .Freddie performed against doctors orders with a throat infection. He said it felt like broken glass . Live Aid made 140 million dollars for famine in Africa. When the boys left the stage a Prince from Dubai donated $1 million.

Please react to Dimash - SOS from The Singer!

The only other line performance that might come close is Jimmy Hendrix playing the Star Spangled Banner on his guitar at Woodstock.

Love their harmonies.

Roger Taylor/drummer,vocals. Was backing Freddie& actually has a higher range than Freddie's.

If you would like some blues please react to k d lang Black Coffee or her version of Roy Orbison’s Crying from his tribute or her MTV unplugged amazing ❤❤ loving your Queen reactions xx

Thank you for an amazing evening it’s great when we can interact with you Live Aid was Queen’s greatest performance of all time look forward to more x x

Keep it up, boys. Your subscribers will explode. Queen fans rule!!!!

Nailed it lads, phones...

Was so privileged to have seen Queen live at Knebworth Park in the mid 80s. What a performance and what an experience! Feel so lucky to have had the opportunity. Watching Freddie and these guys live was like nothing else, and being amongst a mammoth crowd all fully involved, singing along and reacting to every moment was unbelievable. I remember the amazing crowd participation for Radio GaGa, and turning round to see a never-ending sea of people all around and behind me clapping in unison! What a moment! We truly were all as one with Freddie and the band. Truly unforgettable! And something I feel increasingly appreciative of as the years go by, and as I watch the reactions of younger generations to the band today. Thank you for watching and appreciating, lads. 👍

Nobody played the audience as masterfully as Freddie. Nice reaction.

Please react to Killer Queen/I’m in Love with My Car from Live in Montreal 1981. You won’t regret it. Also Queen’s early years 1973-1976.