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It is good video. But some part wrong. Ritchie explain about this song that is not arabic or Egyptian melody. That is Turkish melody.

Maynard's lyrics are worth studying. Enjoyed your video.

Queen is one of the best bands of all time. Their 80s stuff isnt that good though.

Non-Metal Fan listens to MetallicA and blindly accepts that these fuckers rock! Oh yeah, with the exception of Cliff none of the other dudes have croaked yet and that's worth bonus points!

♥ "Listen to the man"..... While I totally and unwaveringly agree to the sentiments of the sheer brilliance this song no doubt delivers, I am curious why we are not not commenting on the actual content of this masterpiece. What is our songwriter, Brian May, trying to stir inside of us all? The message of this song is truly an inspiration from God; assembled from a dream, to heed what the Bible tells us. The "man" is Jesus who came for our salvation. First as the "wise man", then he was called a "madman". Play it again and listen from the perspective as a believer, "Now you know, Now you know." ....."Love is still the answer, take my hand"....the powerful message of your salvation. "Now you know"....

I saw this tour in Dec. '88 in Rochester, NY...or was it Buffalo? Anyways, as a 17 year old the energy in that arena was something I had never felt before and now at 53 I still have yet to experience that energy at any show since. Also... it was probably 80% testes to 20% estrogen back then. Lol

Robin started naturally harmonizing with his brothers at age 6 or 7. The rest was history.

Just recently discovered Rolling Stone panned it, and everyone else loves to trounce this song. I've always enjoyed it. I think Stevie does it great, fun ad libs at the outro. Just a great catchy pop song on Bad. No complaints here!

The Bee Gees is one of the kinds Specially Robin voices can melts your hearths. Miss you always….

goat....master.....

Why is behind mask popular in the West? Ryuichi Sakamoto himself solved this mystery The melody is based on an R&B-based British rock guitar riff Ryuichi Sakamoto was also impressed by the lyrics added by Michael Jackson Created a self-remake with Bernard Fowler as guest vocalist I want to hear this black rock 'n' roll dance version with Michael Jackson's vocals Someone please remix the vocals with AI Michael Jackson is actually very good at singing soulfully th-cam.com/video/iZGodWO-oqY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GzKZ1fmBxB2zXDzc

Cringe Made in Heaven should be in the same League as Hot Space.

I think pink and white is a Christian song, I know that sounds weird but think about it, he talks about glory from above and says something along the lines of you can die and come back to life just like Jesus and he talks about up’s and downs like you have ups and down in your faith

The miracle is way tooooo low,

With you until Sheer Heart Attack. That has no duds. Jazz should be lower. Top 3 are all great albums. A Night at the Opera is a tour de force of an album and one of the greatest by anyone.

the lyrics are "Whatever will bewilder me, whatever will be, will not need" Why does everyone get the lyrics wrong?

Fantastic reaction!!!! Maurice was a hoot and a half. My fav group of all time. I’ve just subscribed 😊😊😊

the game is my # 4

My ranking is 15 flash gordon 14 made in heaven 13 the miracle 12 hot space 11 innuendo 10 a kind of magic 9 the works 8 jazz 7 a day at the races 6 queen 5 sheer heart attack 4 the game 3 a night at the opera 2 news of the world 1 queen 2

Loving your review of this, it’s nice to see the original being reviewed and seeing how much you are enjoying it. Thank you for the reaction and review

You Can Never Come To This Place was a huge turning point in my life. My friend Joe showed me the live version a bit over a year ago, and I became obsessed with this album and the sequel. (Probably have listened to both at least 50 times each.) The finale made me realize that we as humans are both the goblins, the valley, and the rainbow. At some point during our development, we lock our rainbow away to keep it safe. The 7 Goblins are the 7 deadly sins that cause us to behave in ways that separate us as individuals (like how the rainbow became seperate from the earth.) The plants and animals of the valley worked hard to keep the rainbow safe, and in the end, the rainbow realized that the world is too cruel for it to touch the ground. Then, in The White Goblin, the rainbow re-unites heaven and earth, repairing a shattered heart that prevents one from truly connecting to another (as is shown by the part where the Cave Goblins rediscover love and understanding.) There's a lot of stories within these two albums, and everyone has their own version of them. I think they also tell the story of humanities fall from grace, loss of innocence, as well as our redemption. A part of me believes that one day after the darkness is over, we'll create a world where we can all give one another full access to our hearts without fear, and each of our rainbows can touch the ground again.

Great review. I think it's also worth to mention that event though the song is simple in the context of chords, the drum beat is very sophisticated and it changes though the song what makes it sound so interesting add quite odd (in a good meaning)

Great review. I think it's also worth to mention that event though the song is simple in the context of chords, the drum beat is very sophisticated and it changes though the song what makes it sound so interesting add quite odd (in a good meaning)

I like when you said “wow” & started drinking your drink. That’s some stuff I’d do.

Yes I LOVE THIS SONG! Since it came out. I was about 8 yr olds when it came out. Weird song but Phil did his thing on this track! 💯💯🔥💯🎤

I love the video of them singing their song for Andy (Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away at their One Night Only Concert in Vegas. It was so heartwarming the way they put a video of Andy singing it and they sang backup. Makes me think of how incredible it would have been if Andy had lived long enough to actually join the group. They had announced that he would be joining the Bee Gees as a permanent member in January of 88 but he passed away on March 10th of 88 just five days after his 30th birthday. I'll always wonder what it would have been like. I know it would have been even more epic than they already were and they were already incredible. Sad 😢, but grateful for every second all four brothers gave us.

lol!!!

Bee Gees are something very very special. They are Great.

It was f*n awesome to see your reaction then the organ solo kicked in around 5 minutes! Love this song to bits.

The miracle is the best album so many hits

Best albums ever ngl ‘the man who sold the world’ (1970) and ‘low’ 1977 buttt as a basic b my fav Bowie song would have to be ‘heroes’ shud watch the live vid

Its quite nice not one of my faves ❤❤❤

Automatic dislike because of the click bait

Seems to me that your music theory expert has adopted an almost mechanical approach to grading, with essentially only one metric: complexity. The problem with this approach is that it will necessarily bias him to more favourably grading complex songs (such as the metal songs to which he alluded). But not all songs are written for the same purpose. Although I speak from ignorance, not having pursued any post-secondary education in music theory, I nonetheless posit that the acid test should be whether the artist appears to have nailed what the grader perceives to have been the the artist's objective for the song - whether by complex means or through the use of just a couple of chords largely played in a 4*4 cadence. Even then, I'm not sure any piece of music can properly be the subject of objectively analysis anyway. Good music moves us emotionally, but that feeling is necessarily subjective. While I appreciate the expert's attempt to contrive a uniform approach to evaluation (to facilitate the drawing of comparisons between and among the songs you grade), I think all he ultimately has is the pre-tense of objectivity that leaves no room for considering the feel of a song. But hey, it's all just for fun anyway. I'm only commenting because you invited it. It helps feed the algorithm and I'm happy to help.

Barbara Streisand saw herself in the lyrics and so she recorded it. What a fuss it made! Rockers were almost as upset by her cover of John Lennon’s “Mother.”

You know what is a great song? My Baby Does Me. Plus almost every other one they ever made.

If you combine everyone's favorites in the comments here, that's what I agree with!

I'm going to tell you right now what are the worst Queen albums:

Higher ratings for the vocals, a little less for the lyrics.

Sounds like much more than 3 guys!

リッチーは、たくさんの素晴らしいボーカリストを発掘した。アメリカでの彼の評価が低すぎるのが悲しい。

i adore them. i’m Berrys age

You should check out fear inoculum and pneuma.

7.5 out of 10 for Theory?! Lol 10/10 Simple as

Right on. Thanks for sharing.

For me the worst queen album is a kind of magic even worst than hot space.

I had tears in my eyes when they sung Run To Me as well. A true classic sung and written with impeccable perfect harmony. I was born in the 50's and grew up watching these gorgeous brothers on Australian TV. There will never ever be another group like them. Robin's voice always gives me chills, Barry the perfect leader and Maurice naturally fuuny never misses coming in at the right time. Love these guys. ❤❤❤

I guess you could say I am one of those folks who a hard core are, diehard fan who has every record from Bee Gees' 1st down to This Is Where I Came In. "Desire" might be my favorite Andy song. I can hear from the demo, the Bee Gees didn't really have a chorus yet. My favorite album by the 3 older bros. is 1989's One! I saw them on tour that year!

First time finding your channels. This is one of my favorite albums of all time, so thank you for posting this! More people deserve to hear this album and your review of it.

They are legends❤