This is Brian May's opus. Just as stunning, complex and compelling as Freddie's Bohemian Rhapsody and also Innuendo. You need to listen to it multiple times, listen to the extraordinary repeat-delay vocals by Freddie, and read and comprehend the lyrics. Your confused reaction is (to some extent) understandable - masterpieces, such as this, always take a much more immersive experience in order to truly appreciate their greatness.
Mrs. Coach is correct, you need to listen to this one multiple times. As a commenter below said, this was a dream Brian had battling hepatitis. The lyrics have many biblical references about the great flood. it is a true Queen masterpiece that will probably grow on you as you listen more times. Thank you for getting to this song Coaches!!! I'm going to add my two cents worth here and suggest you listen to the lyric video of Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to . . .) soon. I don't want to give any hints about that one except to say I really want to see your faces when you hear it. There is a story behind the song you can easily find using Google, though I recommend not doing any research before listening. Don't worry Coach, as you can surmise from the title it is not a ballad. 😀
Back when, rock and roll had many faces. We didn’t even know the word genre. Queen in their own right could and would rip your face off with a rock song and blend it into the most beautiful love ballad you ever heard. All of Queen 2, side 2, starting with Oger Battle all the way through is like one continuous song and TRUST ME when I say, they may blister your ears so be prepared!!!
I once worked in a music store which sold guitar instruction CD's and tapes (yes, tapes) each hosted by some famous guitar player. The Brian May CD covered by far the most complex ideas for chord structure and harmony. His amazing understanding of music theory translates into a big influence on the vocal harmonies we hear in Queen compositions.
The Queen boys, spectacularly give their all in support of the chosen product! Wonderful vocals and music. This is special...so special it really doesn't connect like Bohemian Rhapsody did from Freddie singing,"I just killed a man" (or some such words). To me this is clearly a musical adaptation of the story of Noah per the bible I know the best, with amazingly creative vocal and instrumental colourings. Great music, entertainment.
🇸🇪 here. The first time I saw Queen live was at the (RIP) Rainbow Theatre in London 1974. I was sixteen at the time and that concert was the first time I travelled abroad (from Sweden) just to watch a rock concert. Took a cheap inside shared cabin on the ferry from Denmark, slept at a really, really cheap hotel and loved every minute 😉😁👍. Also Brian May was definitely one of the biggest reasons I started taking my guitar playing seriously. The red guitar Brian mostly use has his own story. Back when he took up playing more seriously at 16 (1963) he couldn’t afford a quality electric guitar - so he asked his father, an electric engineer, to help design and build his own guitar. The project (wholly designed and built by them) took well over a year to accomplish and the result was ”the red special”, which has been his primary guitar ever since. And of course one of my own electric guitars is a BMG Super, a recreation of the original "Old Lady" as accurately as possible and handmade in the Czech Republic for Brian's own guitar shop 😊.
There are 4 "Bohemian Rhapsody" in Queen's discography: 1. Bohemian Rhapsody (F. Mercury) 2. The Prophet's Song (Brian May) 3. The March of The Black Queen (F. Mercury) 4. Innuendo ( Roger Taylor)
This song was written by Brian May after he had a fever dream about the story of the great flood while suffering from hepatitis during the recording of Sheer Heart Attack. The song’s working title was “People of the Earth”. Utilizing Queen’s creative production and experimentally, the song is packed with interesting concepts, from its delay effect solo to its famous cannon section that goes on for 2:30 minutes. The song is structured very similarly to Brighton Rock from their previous album, also written by Brian May. It is also the longest Queen song (discounting the 22-minute-long untitled song), playing at 8:20 minutes. FYI - Freddie was able to produce his distinctive growl because he could utilize his ventricular folds (also known as false vocal cords) to produce subharmonics. Subharmonic sound is a vocal technique that involves producing a second, lower-frequency tone while singing. This is most famously associated with the Mongol-Tuvan throat singing of Siberia. Bohemia Rhapsody was written by Freddie (it is a combination of 3 songs he had been trying to write but couldn't finish, so he just mashed them together). BoRap has 6 distinct separate sections.
I say it every time, 70s Queen is the REAL Queen! A force to be reckoned with and I thank God I saw them many times live in that decade… This is a huge opus. Also, it gave Freddie a chance live to do the vocal improvisation with himself using a delay and echo unit. Just as Brian would have a part of the concert to do the same with his guitar… Bottom line is nobody these days is doing this kind of thing, nor do I think they’re very capable!
It's Brian's BohRhap masterpiece. At the beginning and at the end you can hear toy koto (japanese instrument like flat harp, Brian got it as a gift when Queen were on their first tour in Japan ), the song appeared in Brian's dream when he was in a hospital recovering from hepatitis and he could hear snippets of the song appearing and remembered how people in his dream were desperately reaching for each other... He also liked to experiment with delays on his guitar but there he was creating harmonies with voice delays... The lyrics are about the great flood and Noe (... and two by two my Human Zoo ... return as a white dove ...) 😮 And yes, you really need to listen to '39 ... another Dr. Brian's gem (that's what you get when you have an astrophysicist in a band 😅)
i think you really would like queen‘s „fight from the inside“ and „loser in the end“, both sung by roger taylor, the drummer. if you wanna hear freddie‘s hardest song for his voice i would recommend the song „gimme the prize“, a song of the soundtrack to the movie „highlander“.
Brian May was a student of Astrophysics, and in 1974, when he started developing this opus, he'd probably heard of Ancient Astronaut Theory due to the popularity of Eric Von Daniken's book "Chariots of The Gods'. ..and how the flood myths are part of ancient lore from civilizations in every part of the Ancient Earth. The music has elements of Native American music, Japanese Music, Spanish flamenco, and even European Faerie lore.
Obviamente no es para todos...algo extraordinario es difícil de entender en general...solo disfruten de obras maestras...solo eso...cierren los ojos y escuchen...disfruten ...♥️
Great reaction! For some it takes a few listens. For me - I was hooked instantly!! When I tell people that Queen could do progressive, this is the song I will present to them! Absolute masterpiece IMHO. This takes Bohemian Rhapsody (which occurs 3 songs later) and turns it up to 11 (including the weirdness factor! I LOVE IT!) This came to Brian in a fever dream while recovering from Hepatitis. Yes it is a doomsday tale, but it's a cryptic one. Queen could do it all. RIP Freddie. Cheers!
Hey Coaches!! Now THAT was Queen at its greatest!! The beginning of the song is Brian playing a Japanese toy kyoto... beautifully, as usual. As many commenters already remarked, Brian wrote this after a Hepatitis-induced fever dream and incorporated the "2-by-2 my Human Zoo" lyric to confirm the Noah's doomsday MADMAN approach to the concept... the repeating echo effects of sound only enhancing the "madman" genre... so technically advanced and innovative was this masterpiece, BUT because it was also on the same album as BoRhap, that many have underrated this beautiful little gem of an opus... so THANK YOU for introducing so many of your fans to this side of Brian and Queen that they probably never knew before... keep up the great work...LOVE your channel!!... blessings.
Like said before this was Brian's answer to Bohemian Rhapsody. It took me a couple of times to listen before fully getting the meaning of the song. I think it is about the great flood (Two by two my human zoo), then listen to the madman. Brian being the intellect he is had a dream, and this was the result. Thanks for giving it a listen and Chinese food does not sound bad!
You two are hilarious. No peas in fried rice,..lets go with brussel sprouts. Bitter bitter brussel sprouts. Got to be better then peas. Just playing. Eat what you like. No skin off my nose. Thanks for posting. Lots of luv.
Brian’s masterpiece, inspired by a dream he had about the great flood with the working title “People of the Earth”. The lyrics refer to the Book of Genesis ie., “return like the white dove” .. “two by two my human zoo” .. references to Noah’s Ark, vision of a “moonlit stair” comparable to Jacob’s Ladder. 🐘🐅🦓🐫🐆🦒🕊️🕊️
I know that you like Brian May’s playing and singing, so I urge you to listen to a song he wrote and sang on his own. It is called ‘Too much love will kill you”. He is singing about loving two women and having to decide to leave one for the other, and how it tears you apart. It is a great tune and words that make you actually feel what he is going through. At the time, he was married but had fallen in love with another woman, who he subsequently married and are still together. She was an actress in a long running ‘soap opera’ as we call them.
The over dubbing or as it's called 'Cannoning' in the middle makes this song, in my opinion. It's very Bohemian Rhapsody like. This is why Brian loved Bohemian Rhapsody so much. It was going to be called 'People of the Earth'. He explained that he wrote the song after a dream he had about a great flood while he was recovering from being ill.
One of the times I saw them in concert (2nd or 3rd show of 4) Brian did one helluva of a guitar solo during this song, after the “now I knows”. Still waiting to hear Take My Breath Away, studio with lyrics version. Your bride will love it. IF, you react to it, she’ll know that you really, truely love her.
Both Bo Rap and this song are both from A Night At The Opera. Queen's best album. I heard the song 48 years ago and along with Bo Rap, I have no idea what both songs are about.
The lyric refers to the Book of Genesis, explicitly in examples such as "return like the white dove" (a reference to the story of Noah's Ark), and cryptically in examples such as a vision of a "moonlit stair" comparable to Jacob's Ladder.
An absolute masterpiece in fact the whole A Night At The Opera album is could you imagine a modern manufactured do it by numbers band trying this without the aid of auto tune, synths and computers, Queen had none of that it is just pure talent
There will never be an album like Night at the Opera ever again. So classic, different, great harmonies, great songs. Probably a top 10 all time album. the best way to listen to this song is to listen to the whole album in one sitting...."we need some Guitar."........Absolutely NOT!.
Hi there mr & mrs Coach, 🇸🇪 calling 🙂 I understand that you are both fascinated by Brian May's guitar style. If you want a suggestion for a song where he really does magic with his guitar, I suggest "Good Company" from the album "A night at the opera". It is a kind of 1920’s/30’s jazz tune, in which he turns his guitar into a full jazz band, complete with trumpets, trombones, tubas, bassoons and clarinets. John Deacon is on the double bass. The song is of course entirely a studio product with lots of overdubs and as far as I know they never played it live, but basically everything is done with a tape recorder, Deacon's hand built guitar amplifier (called the "DeacyAmp") and May's Magical Guitar. I recommend that you read on the web about the secrets it contains. Keep up the good work.
I was waiting for this one. I've always been fond of it, especially its stereo effects. Listening to it with headphones is such a treat! Edit: Great timing with your 'we need some guitar' remark! A bit of trivia: Roger once claimed that, out of their entire catalogue, this was the song that took them the longest to record. No surprise there!
That is not a surprise at all, and the song reminded me of Bohemian Rhapsody enough that I thought perhaps they'd crank it back up again. The timing was surprising, though. LOL
@@CoachCastTV There's definitely a connexion with 'Bohemian Rhapsody' as they're both from the same album and have the same producer, similar equipment, same approach to mixing and all that. They were literally being recorded simultaneously, some doing stuff for one in one room and some overdubbing some more for the other one elsewhere. 'The Prophet's Song' was even a contender for the lead single position at some point, but they finally settled on 'Rhapsody' and the rest is history.
It is definitely a bit of a doomsday song like you said, as Brian May had a dream about a great flood, very similar to that of the one in the Bible, and I do believe he may have been sick. The wind noise at the beginning and end was, believe it or not, was an AC Unit with a phaser on it, and the other noise was a toy Japanese Koto given to Brian. The part in the middle is Freddie singing, then what he sang was played out of a left speaker, then was played out of another speaker on the right so Freddie could harmonize with himself. It’s definitely a complex song that I really love, it’s one of my favorite songs of all time.
Hi from the UK, Coach & Mrs Coach. I've just recently discovered your channel and I've subscribed. I've been enjoying your Queen reactions, I love Queen, they've been my favourite band since I were little, they're the GOAT'S! And as much as I love them, I find this particular song, in and of itself, to be obscure/under the radar. I highly recommend you react to Queen performing one of their biggest hits; 'We Are The Champions', live at Wembley 1986, at the end of the first of two nights there in the July - the 11th (the other was the 12th) Great music reaction channel, I hope you continue to go from strength to strength :)
@@CoachCastTV You're welcome and thanks, it's great to be here. That's great you are and I'm enjoying watching your Queen journey. Yeah of course, I understand. It's excellent you're getting to enjoy their music now :) I've been liking your reactions, you're both very entertaining. Queen are the best and I love vibing to their songs and it's fun to see yourselves vibing to them too.
@@CoachCastTV he became really ill in the States and they flew back to the UK, he was off for quite a while, and when he felt like it he'd write some lyrics, there's a few he composed while in hospital and home resting. This was actually written before Bo Rap in 1974 but I think on the same album, and possibly a B side for a single, I remember Sir Brian talking about this and others in one of the more recent documentaries about the group
@@CoachCastTV it'll answer quite a few questions about how they came about, how records were made, and the truth behind a lot of things, as it all comes straight from the horses mouth. I have never seen the film Bo Rap, even though the two remaining members worked with the company, it's out of sync with the timeline,but as the two said everything happened not necessarily in that order, because they only had a couple of hours too get over twenty years into, which is why I much prefer documentaries with people who were there in them
Hi guys, loving your reactions. You mentioned in one of your reactions about Freddie & Opera. I recommend you check out "Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé - Barcelona, Live at La Nit. 🎉
I can understand your confusion. It's a trip all right! Queen being experimental and stretching the boundaries, as always. It took me a while to warm up to Brian's magnum opus, but once you catch the references to the great Flood, and how people don't know whether to listen to the 'prophet', the 'wise man' or the 'madman' for how to save themselves as civilisation collapses around them, it all starts to fall into place...
This is Prog-Rock. Not every song is a three minute pop song.[nothing wrong with pop.] Some songs require lots of listens to get into them. Anyone who is into Queen knows that multiple layers of vocals were part of their sound. Not every Queen song is Bo Rhap!
Noah and the great flood is the subject,,Brian's masterpiece, he also wrote a similar piece regarding the native red Indian called "white man" although that is much heavier and rock orientated.
Creo que esta es una de las canciones de Queen a la que es mejor no intentar buscar un significado más que el que tengas la primera vez que la escuchas,es probable que ni ellos mismos sepan la razón para hacer esta maravillosa locura 😂
This is a song that really doesn't work live so official video is the way to go. This is a very deep song both musically and lyrically. So much innovative stuff used in it. I was almost traumatized the first time I listened to it because so much was coming at me but after a few passes, I really learned to understand the depth of all of it. Roy Thomas Baker (engineer for Queen) said it was the most outstanding piece of music he had ever heard or worked on. Brian said that this song literally came to him in a dream. He brought it into the studio and introduced Freddie to the Bell or Cannon effect (using your own voice over a repeated echo of it) and Freddie loved it and really ran with it on the song. The song is very much influenced by the story of Noah and the Ark.
Brian May wrote this song about a dream of a great flood while recovering from being very ill. I don't really know, hmm, but have never heard this song actually.
I think you should check the band Cinderella, No odys fool, also Def Leppard. The drummer has one arm. Listen to the song; Rock of ages. Nobodys fool, Cinderella. 😊. Dont try so hard by Queen I was born to love you. Thanks.🎶🎵🎤
Brian's idea of Bohemian rhapsody..... Not as good though.... But what is??? I always thought it was about the great flood..... Get 2 of what ever you order btw just to be safe 👍😎.... Love your reactions wish I could here them for the first time again!
Queen, this album, was the start of my music journey and I've had wide eclectic tastes ever since. You've found my latest obsession Band-Maid so I'll mention that their MV 'Bubble' pays visual tributes to the Bohemian Rhapsody movie....and it's a great song too with emotive guitar solo from Kanami.
@@PaulThompson-mg1eg I know thanks. My grammar was just bad...I really meant: Queen (the band), and this album (Bo Rhap), was the start of my music journey etc... But TBH, I did overlook the Muppets Album 😁👍
Hi folks! I had considered suggesting this one, but figured this Baked Alaska would end up on a lot of meat and potatoes menus, but, shows what I know. Saw this live, one time, on the Day at the Races tour and it looked every bit as fabulous as it sounds. The major selling point of Queen is that they have something for everyone. For us headbangers, ballroom dancers, foreign exchange students and for us all, this lovely confection. Welcome to Queen the Prog Band. Brian has always said that musically he "likes the noise" and he brings it, especially here. Yes, this is on the same album as "Bohemian Rhapsody", but that album as a whole couldn't be more divergent. And beside, it sounds phenomenal in headphones. Love you guys!
If a person came out now saying the world is going to end would you think them a prophet or a madman ? I think this is the crux of the song - using story of Noah as a reference.
This is more prog Queen, progressive rock, Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, ELP, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, more recent Porcupine Tree. Try 'Roundabout' by Yes or 'Firth Of Fifth' by Genesis.
The long a capella section in the middle has some controversy. Some people hate this song because of that. I also hated it too the first time I listened. But then this song has become my all time favourite song EVER. It's unique, amazing production, epic piece of music. It always gives me chills. This song is like Brighton Rock you listened before. It takes some time to appreciate its full potential.
Got to be honest its not for me , no matter how many times i listen to it, but that is one hell of an imagination and i wouldn't mind a couple of pints of whatever they were drinking when this was written.
Suggestion T-rex around at the same time as Queen, Glam Rock with Marc Bolan, unfortunately they weren't around very long as the lead singer had a car crash, his girlfriend had been driving, they had a son together he's also in the music industry and I think living your side of the pond, have a feeling the girlfriend who survived was an American, don't think she and Marc were ever married. Ride A White Swan, breakthrough single, first album was written entirely by Marc, they'd gone from folk in the 60's into rock and Glam Rock in the 70's, his son Rolan based in Los Angeles, his mother was one of Marc backing singers, as with Queen and others from around that time with talent you never know quite what you might get, and they had some hits over in the States. I had a quick search as not so much byway of documentaries on this group or Marc, he and David Bowie were very good friends and he helped Marc son and girlfriend after his passing
BR is just about Freddie coming out to his mother. It’s him teller her how he felt and feels and who he will be. March of the Black Queen is him coming out to himself. This song is 3 tracks before BR on Night of the Opera. Their best selling album.
I love you guys but if this was my first ever reaction, it would have been the last. this is a stroke of genious, it is a master piece. you guys come form an era of music where you had to pay attantion and have focus and actully listen to music. I don´t get why you struggle when the single greatest voice ever sand is doing a tripple repreating cannon that is reamrkebly bueatiful. and you mock it? you want chinese food? now you know? You are very lucky to have this great queen comunity to follow you just listen to their great songs for the first time, making a living while doing it. so the first thing is have more respect, and the second thing. listen. I am telling you you are lucky we have this connection, me and you this channel otherwise my reaction would have been very different and definately the last, I also hope you keep respecting Queen and that this sharade never repeats itself
That's a bit over the top first of all. Second, not every person likes or connects with every type of art. We don't make a living with this channel, we barely make anything at all. The copyright holders get all revenue so we only get the very small donations. If something like this offends you, perhaps some self reflection is in order. Nobody else seemed to have an issue with it. You can have any opinion you wish, and we'll respect that. But lighten up for your own health. 😀
@@CoachCastTV first of all I understand about donations I will correct this right away. Secondly, if my reaction was over the top is because I did not appreciate your relation with this song. It made me angry and it showed spme dissrespct. since I want to have my own reaction channel soon I will learn from this as what not to do. now you guys say you appreciate Queen fans, stating you had 12.. 12 requests for this song. so be apprericiative in your response. you can not like a song but respect it, respect the artist and the men who are here watching you. I am one of 5500 people.. wow. they all sat down and heard those remarks. Many aren't brave as I am to come to you and state my feelings, and well as far as art. I can not like the mona lisa. does it change anything in the world? no. so I can say I don't like it but there are ways to react and say that wasn't the most fun song ever. you go on and on about how you can't stand a ballad. I think it is rediculous personally but I don't judge. I keep coming back. you were just a bit dissrespectfull to one of Queen's greatest most illaburate, intricate and unique songs and you luagh at it a bit. it's not serious. so before you say my bravary is over the top. relly think about maybe doing another reaction to this song. having more of an ear to it. listening. then giving your honest opinion as I would in my future vids. then I would forget all about it and I am sure Queen fans would appreciate it. nevertheless, if this was the first video I saw from you guys, I would never be opening this channel again. so learn from this one. About the rest, i don't mind bein jean dark in any story. I am not affraid of anything and I always state my mind. To me Queen is sacred and I will always defend it. but thanks you are right I will have a nice cold drink now. ))) The only reason I took this time is I like you guys. you are for me the american frontier as far as queen are conserned. I remeber freddies dream to reach guys like you. you usually show a lot of respect and I share it back. I saw 30 reactions from you and I try to like and comment. but this was not respectful and I said it. again, only because it is you guys. thanks.
@@NativC2ndChannel We appreciate your rights to your opinion and do not censor differing opinions here (unless extreme personal attacks are made, or substantially abusive language, neither of which apply here). 👍 We have never intentionally disrespected any artist on this channel, even those we clearly did not connect with. 98.5% of all thumbs on this reaction video were thumbs up. That's a very high percentage of viewers who enjoyed the video and did not perceive disrespect. "To make mistakes is human; to stumble is commonplace; to be able to laugh at yourself is maturity." - William Arthur Ward That quote sums up our belief, that it's important in life to laugh. If a person cannot laugh at their own self, it's not good. If they cannot laugh at the world around them and find humor in nearly any situation, that's not healthy. My own mother, laying dying of cancer, could still joke and poke fun at herself and others, despite being in excruciating pain. Music is not off limits to that, and neither is Queen. One person's masterpiece is another person's garbage. Spending as much time as we do in the comments makes you realize that every song has wildly varying opinions from the best thing ever to the worst thing ever...and all of them are convinced they are right. And they are, for themselves, and only for themselves. We are very aware there are people out there who don't want to watch our channel and that's fine with us. We are going to be ourselves and I'm pretty much 100% sure that we'll poke fun at more Queen songs because they have such variety. After watching the one coming this week, we saw clips of videos that made us pretty certain there will be some videos to laugh at coming up soon. 😁 Queen clearly had a great sense of humor. I doubt they would have taken our reaction seriously, and neither did the vast majority of viewers. A reaction channel is entertainment. Good luck with yours. We hope you do well. You'll have haters no matter what you do, so be prepared for that. Social media is brutal at times. We appreciate you watching and commenting on our videos. We hope you stick around but realize that everyone is free to spend their valuable time where they feel they get the most value. We'd never hold that against anyone if they want to spend it somewhere that doesn't include us. And we appreciate those who do spend it here. Just like we appreciate the talent of these groups, even when their art is simply not for us. All the best. No hard feelings on this side. ✌
Guys I was making a point. I know you are busy, there is no need to give me such a long reply. I am just saying you can do another vid for this or just acknowledge your mistake. you just did it live, we all do it. it wasn't respectfull. and of course I never use fowel language. again, this was said will love. I was offended and I had to let you guys know it was wrong. you can do whatever you choose with this. I promise to read it all tomorrow just understand my stand.
@@CoachCastTV so back a few days later I will try to be short. 2 of the things you said aren´t 100 percent true. first, the fact you quote someone does not mean they cover every single case. and in this case this was not light hearted, this was insulting to the song and to me as you watcher and a Queen fan. now it may not have been commented, but I am sure others felt the same. maybe some of them are no longer followers. there is a fine line between setting a joke everyone can relate to and laugh with you guys and to mock and laugh at someone. and as a person who has seen 20 or more of your queen comentaries, this wasn't the first one. just the whole vibe was "what the hell is this song" and well, to be honnest if I hadn't known you guys better, I would have said completely other things. and would have never seen another video you did. what that you should do instead of quoting me quotes that should make me have fun of myself and being more relaxed, is reflect on this commentary and not repeat it. not only in Queen videos, but altogether. you can have a sense of humor without taking away anything from a song you don't relate to. the other wront thing, no. a masterpeice is not for one and gabage for another. there are some art pieces that are a model of greatness and when refering to other art they are comparible. for example. the mona lisa or other art works done by great artisits, like Van gaugh in painting, Motzart and beethoven in music and so on. you cannot say the wall by pink floys is garbage. you can but you will just show the unworthiness of your views and ideas. Pink Floyds the wall is a masterpiece, period. it is a fact. now you may not like it, but you must acknowledge it. I don't like metalica but I know they are a great band. maybe the most important Metal band of all time. I respect their music. I will never mock it. this song you are commenting on is a mastepiece from a top 500 of all time album list, this is one of 3 or 4 pieces in the night at the opera 1975 queen album regarded by many the greatest album by this top 5 all time music band. you may not like it, but you cannot disrepect it. Now again this was vibe but the moment you guys said "I want some chinese food" to me you lost it. it was already mockong this song. I felt really bad but since it's you guys I kept watching. but laughing at freddies performance saying well now he knows just killed it. this is not how you treat a great song by a band you listended to for so long really respecting it's art. so, I would love it if you guys say you are sorry instead of lecturing me again. I don't care about stats. this was personal for me and you did what you did. so.. if you don't, then just learn from it. I hope I will keep following you guys. I really respect you taking the time to anwer me, and I also want to learn from what you said, but i am an honnest person and I will never hold back something real just to have good realtions to someone in oreder to get help from them. you guys can make it right very easily so, it is really up to you guys. I feel offended so I may not watch vids any time soon, unless you guys have some other answer. but at any case, I will take my time and reflect on this because this is not what i expect of a reaction channel and I have to also take this as a lesson to myself. I have to be more aware of how I relate to things I don't agree with in life and espcially if I do any kind of streaming content. thanks again for the ideas and support and the content I did enjoy before this terrible video. sorry for sayint something not that nice as my truth. hope you can grow from this. best of luck.
Sounds like they had Brian on some good drugs.Brian wrote it when he was in the hospital. Freddie put his own vocal interpretation on it. It's rather a Noah's Ark doomsday scenario. And they couldn't tell you what it was about either.
This is Brian May's opus. Just as stunning, complex and compelling as Freddie's Bohemian Rhapsody and also Innuendo. You need to listen to it multiple times, listen to the extraordinary repeat-delay vocals by Freddie, and read and comprehend the lyrics. Your confused reaction is (to some extent) understandable - masterpieces, such as this, always take a much more immersive experience in order to truly appreciate their greatness.
This song, along with 39, shows what an incredible lyricist Brian May is.
I saw Queen perform this song live in 1977. Freddie's ability to utilize the loop repeat and harmonize with himself was absolutely amazing.
And Brian doing the same looping with his long guitar solo was epic 👍
This would have been magnificent to see live!!
What a shame you didn’t get it. I think this is a masterpiece. Queen knew how to expand the horizons. For 1975 this is incredible.
Masterpiece from Brian!
Same album as Bohemian Rhapsody (Night at the Opera). It’s art, it’s awesome and of course, it’s QUEEN!!!!
Innuendo from 1991, months before freddie left us is simply sensational. Some of the notes from Freddie are spine tingling.
Mrs. Coach is correct, you need to listen to this one multiple times. As a commenter below said, this was a dream Brian had battling hepatitis. The lyrics have many biblical references about the great flood. it is a true Queen masterpiece that will probably grow on you as you listen more times. Thank you for getting to this song Coaches!!!
I'm going to add my two cents worth here and suggest you listen to the lyric video of Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to . . .) soon. I don't want to give any hints about that one except to say I really want to see your faces when you hear it. There is a story behind the song you can easily find using Google, though I recommend not doing any research before listening. Don't worry Coach, as you can surmise from the title it is not a ballad. 😀
Thank you for the suggestion! We'll keep that one in mind. And yes, we thought perhaps something to do with the flood and/or doomsday.
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I agree. I think you will enjoy "Death on Two Legs"!!! And you will understand why you should never piss off Freddie!😂
YESSSS!!! Pissed off Freddie is hilarious.
This!!! A Masterpiece…..
I often listen to the 5.1 version sat in the prime spot in the dark - absolutely incredible
Back when, rock and roll had many faces. We didn’t even know the word genre. Queen in their own right could and would rip your face off with a rock song and blend it into the most beautiful love ballad you ever heard. All of Queen 2, side 2, starting with Oger Battle all the way through is like one continuous song and TRUST ME when I say, they may blister your ears so be prepared!!!
One of their greatest songs
The end of the song fades into Love of my Life on the album
This song is next level!
I once worked in a music store which sold guitar instruction CD's and tapes (yes, tapes) each hosted by some famous guitar player. The Brian May CD covered by far the most complex ideas for chord structure and harmony. His amazing understanding of music theory translates into a big influence on the vocal harmonies we hear in Queen compositions.
The Queen boys, spectacularly give their all in support of the chosen product! Wonderful vocals and music. This is special...so special it really doesn't connect like Bohemian Rhapsody did from Freddie singing,"I just killed a man" (or some such words). To me this is clearly a musical adaptation of the story of Noah per the bible I know the best, with amazingly creative vocal and instrumental colourings. Great music, entertainment.
oooh, I love this song
🇸🇪 here. The first time I saw Queen live was at the (RIP) Rainbow Theatre in London 1974. I was sixteen at the time and that concert was the first time I travelled abroad (from Sweden) just to watch a rock concert. Took a cheap inside shared cabin on the ferry from Denmark, slept at a really, really cheap hotel and loved every minute 😉😁👍.
Also Brian May was definitely one of the biggest reasons I started taking my guitar playing seriously.
The red guitar Brian mostly use has his own story.
Back when he took up playing more seriously at 16 (1963) he couldn’t afford a quality electric guitar - so he asked his father, an electric engineer, to help design and build his own guitar.
The project (wholly designed and built by them) took well over a year to accomplish and the result was ”the red special”, which has been his primary guitar ever since.
And of course one of my own electric guitars is a BMG Super, a recreation of the original "Old Lady" as accurately as possible and handmade in the Czech Republic for Brian's own guitar shop 😊.
Great comment. Thanks for watching!
Queen II is the best album ever
❤❤❤❤😮Queen were the Queen of the Unexpected
Indeed!
There are 4 "Bohemian Rhapsody" in Queen's discography:
1. Bohemian Rhapsody (F. Mercury)
2. The Prophet's Song (Brian May)
3. The March of The Black Queen (F. Mercury)
4. Innuendo ( Roger Taylor)
And My fairy King
Innuendo was co written Roger prodiminatly lyrics but Freddie contribute ' be whatever...'
Freddie prodiminatly composition
@@bluebell3720 that's right
@@bluebell3720Correct Freddie contributed much to that album and gave the band credit.
And if Queen did not have Freddie Mercury, Queen would have none of these four in its discography.
All that madness and then straight into Love of My Life ! It's good ....but it's no March of The Black Queen 😀😀
This songs NEEDS HEADPHONES..!!!
All 👑 songs do but listening to The Prophet's Song headphones are a MUST have (I mean proper headphones not that ear plug junk 😅)
This song was written by Brian May after he had a fever dream about the story of the great flood while suffering from hepatitis during the recording of Sheer Heart Attack. The song’s working title was “People of the Earth”.
Utilizing Queen’s creative production and experimentally, the song is packed with interesting concepts, from its delay effect solo to its famous cannon section that goes on for 2:30 minutes. The song is structured very similarly to Brighton Rock from their previous album, also written by Brian May. It is also the longest Queen song (discounting the 22-minute-long untitled song), playing at 8:20 minutes.
FYI - Freddie was able to produce his distinctive growl because he could utilize his ventricular folds (also known as false vocal cords) to produce subharmonics. Subharmonic sound is a vocal technique that involves producing a second, lower-frequency tone while singing. This is most famously associated with the Mongol-Tuvan throat singing of Siberia.
Bohemia Rhapsody was written by Freddie (it is a combination of 3 songs he had been trying to write but couldn't finish, so he just mashed them together). BoRap has 6 distinct separate sections.
Very cool info there. Thank you!
I like this song even better than Bohemian Rhapsody. A lot more complex. Stunning harmonies!
Would have to agree it seemed more complex for sure.
I say it every time, 70s Queen is the REAL Queen! A force to be reckoned with and I thank God I saw them many times live in that decade… This is a huge opus. Also, it gave Freddie a chance live to do the vocal improvisation with himself using a delay and echo unit. Just as Brian would have a part of the concert to do the same with his guitar… Bottom line is nobody these days is doing this kind of thing, nor do I think they’re very capable!
It's Brian's BohRhap masterpiece. At the beginning and at the end you can hear toy koto (japanese instrument like flat harp, Brian got it as a gift when Queen were on their first tour in Japan ), the song appeared in Brian's dream when he was in a hospital recovering from hepatitis and he could hear snippets of the song appearing and remembered how people in his dream were desperately reaching for each other...
He also liked to experiment with delays on his guitar but there he was creating harmonies with voice delays... The lyrics are about the great flood and Noe (... and two by two my Human Zoo ... return as a white dove ...) 😮
And yes, you really need to listen to '39 ... another Dr. Brian's gem (that's what you get when you have an astrophysicist in a band 😅)
Death On Two Legs and March Of The Black Queen are 2 great songs.Coaches enjoy your reactions.
March of the Black Queen is absolutely one of Queen's masterpieces.
i think you really would like queen‘s „fight from the inside“ and „loser in the end“, both sung by roger taylor, the drummer. if you wanna hear freddie‘s hardest song for his voice i would recommend the song „gimme the prize“, a song of the soundtrack to the movie „highlander“.
Brian May was a student of Astrophysics, and in 1974, when he started developing this opus, he'd probably heard of Ancient Astronaut Theory due to the popularity of Eric Von Daniken's book "Chariots of The Gods'. ..and how the flood myths are part of ancient lore from civilizations in every part of the Ancient Earth. The music has elements of Native American music, Japanese Music, Spanish flamenco, and even European Faerie lore.
That's an interesting take. 🤔 Could be what inspired it.
Obviamente no es para todos...algo extraordinario es difícil de entender en general...solo disfruten de obras maestras...solo eso...cierren los ojos y escuchen...disfruten ...♥️
BTW, this turns into THE MOST BEAUTIFUL “Love of my Life” (the studio version of course)
Great reaction! For some it takes a few listens. For me - I was hooked instantly!! When I tell people that Queen could do progressive, this is the song I will present to them! Absolute masterpiece IMHO. This takes Bohemian Rhapsody (which occurs 3 songs later) and turns it up to 11 (including the weirdness factor! I LOVE IT!)
This came to Brian in a fever dream while recovering from Hepatitis. Yes it is a doomsday tale, but it's a cryptic one. Queen could do it all. RIP Freddie. Cheers!
They could do it all, indeed!
Hey Coaches!! Now THAT was Queen at its greatest!!
The beginning of the song is Brian playing a Japanese toy kyoto... beautifully, as usual. As many commenters already remarked, Brian wrote this after a Hepatitis-induced fever dream and incorporated the "2-by-2 my Human Zoo" lyric to confirm the Noah's doomsday MADMAN approach to the concept... the repeating echo effects of sound only enhancing the "madman" genre... so technically advanced and innovative was this masterpiece, BUT because it was also on the same album as BoRhap, that many have underrated this beautiful little gem of an opus... so THANK YOU for introducing so many of your fans to this side of Brian and Queen that they probably never knew before... keep up the great work...LOVE your channel!!... blessings.
You are very kind. Thank you for the great comment!
well this is from an album called " A NIGHT AT THE OPERA"
Like said before this was Brian's answer to Bohemian Rhapsody. It took me a couple of times to listen before fully getting the meaning of the song. I think it is about the great flood (Two by two my human zoo), then listen to the madman. Brian being the intellect he is had a dream, and this was the result. Thanks for giving it a listen and Chinese food does not sound bad!
LOL...yeah, never did get that Chinese food after this but we did have Mexican the next day, so that's a win in Coach's book.
You two are hilarious. No peas in fried rice,..lets go with brussel sprouts. Bitter bitter brussel sprouts. Got to be better then peas. Just playing. Eat what you like. No skin off my nose. Thanks for posting. Lots of luv.
Brian’s masterpiece, inspired by a dream he had about the great flood with the working title “People of the Earth”. The lyrics refer to the Book of Genesis ie., “return like the white dove” .. “two by two my human zoo” .. references to Noah’s Ark, vision of a “moonlit stair” comparable to Jacob’s Ladder. 🐘🐅🦓🐫🐆🦒🕊️🕊️
I know that you like Brian May’s playing and singing, so I urge you to listen to a song he wrote and sang on his own. It is called ‘Too much love will kill you”.
He is singing about loving two women and having to decide to leave one for the other, and how it tears you apart. It is a great tune and words that make you actually feel what he is going through.
At the time, he was married but had fallen in love with another woman, who he subsequently married and are still together. She was an actress in a long running ‘soap opera’ as we call them.
That is actually on the channel now.
The over dubbing or as it's called 'Cannoning' in the middle makes this song, in my opinion. It's very Bohemian Rhapsody like. This is why Brian loved Bohemian Rhapsody so much. It was going to be called 'People of the Earth'. He explained that he wrote the song after a dream he had about a great flood while he was recovering from being ill.
May I recommend " In my defence" sung by freddie mercury ( not a queen song ) but Freddie at his vocal peak.
One of the times I saw them in concert (2nd or 3rd show of 4) Brian did one helluva of a guitar solo during this song, after the “now I knows”. Still waiting to hear Take My Breath Away, studio with lyrics version. Your bride will love it. IF, you react to it, she’ll know that you really, truely love her.
Both Bo Rap and this song are both from A Night At The Opera. Queen's best album.
I heard the song 48 years ago and along with Bo Rap, I have no idea what both songs are about.
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Prophet's Song is very simple to 'figure out' and it is out in front. Honestly, there is nothing hidden, nor complicated with the lyrics.
It is a musical moment
P.S. And it cuts off like that at the end because it goes right into "Love of My Life".
And Brian taught himself to play harp just for these tracks. LOML is beautiful 👌
First stop
I haven't heard anything like this before.
Hahaha wait till the rest come😂😂
Ahhh , my favourite Queen track, followed by pretty much everything else 😁
The lyric refers to the Book of Genesis, explicitly in examples such as "return like the white dove" (a reference to the story of Noah's Ark), and cryptically in examples such as a vision of a "moonlit stair" comparable to Jacob's Ladder.
i can not believe you haven't reacted to These are the Days of Our Lives Yet. it brings Tears every Time i Watch it. I Hope You Do it Soon
An absolute masterpiece in fact the whole A Night At The Opera album is could you imagine a modern manufactured do it by numbers band trying this without the aid of auto tune, synths and computers, Queen had none of that it is just pure talent
There will never be an album like Night at the Opera ever again. So classic, different, great harmonies, great songs. Probably a top 10 all time album. the best way to listen to this song is to listen to the whole album in one sitting...."we need some Guitar."........Absolutely NOT!.
thanks, Coachies.. this is Brian's amazing composition... appreciate your listen...
Hi there mr & mrs Coach, 🇸🇪 calling 🙂
I understand that you are both fascinated by Brian May's guitar style. If you want a suggestion for a song where he really does magic with his guitar, I suggest "Good Company" from the album "A night at the opera". It is a kind of 1920’s/30’s jazz tune, in which he turns his guitar into a full jazz band, complete with trumpets, trombones, tubas, bassoons and clarinets. John Deacon is on the double bass.
The song is of course entirely a studio product with lots of overdubs and as far as I know they never played it live, but basically everything is done with a tape recorder, Deacon's hand built guitar amplifier (called the "DeacyAmp") and May's Magical Guitar. I recommend that you read on the web about the secrets it contains.
Keep up the good work.
I was waiting for this one. I've always been fond of it, especially its stereo effects. Listening to it with headphones is such a treat!
Edit: Great timing with your 'we need some guitar' remark!
A bit of trivia: Roger once claimed that, out of their entire catalogue, this was the song that took them the longest to record. No surprise there!
That is not a surprise at all, and the song reminded me of Bohemian Rhapsody enough that I thought perhaps they'd crank it back up again. The timing was surprising, though. LOL
@@CoachCastTV There's definitely a connexion with 'Bohemian Rhapsody' as they're both from the same album and have the same producer, similar equipment, same approach to mixing and all that. They were literally being recorded simultaneously, some doing stuff for one in one room and some overdubbing some more for the other one elsewhere. 'The Prophet's Song' was even a contender for the lead single position at some point, but they finally settled on 'Rhapsody' and the rest is history.
It is definitely a bit of a doomsday song like you said, as Brian May had a dream about a great flood, very similar to that of the one in the Bible, and I do believe he may have been sick. The wind noise at the beginning and end was, believe it or not, was an AC Unit with a phaser on it, and the other noise was a toy Japanese Koto given to Brian. The part in the middle is Freddie singing, then what he sang was played out of a left speaker, then was played out of another speaker on the right so Freddie could harmonize with himself. It’s definitely a complex song that I really love, it’s one of my favorite songs of all time.
Very interesting info!
You're right, it's Brians BR....................typical early Queen.
I remember buying the album Night at the Opera in the seventies and loving it, Bohemian Rhapsody was great but this song matched it in my opinion.
Hi from the UK, Coach & Mrs Coach. I've just recently discovered your channel and I've subscribed. I've been enjoying your Queen reactions, I love Queen, they've been my favourite band since I were little, they're the GOAT'S! And as much as I love them, I find this particular song, in and of itself, to be obscure/under the radar. I highly recommend you react to Queen performing one of their biggest hits; 'We Are The Champions', live at Wembley 1986, at the end of the first of two nights there in the July - the 11th (the other was the 12th) Great music reaction channel, I hope you continue to go from strength to strength :)
Many thanks and welcome aboard! We are enjoying discovering more of their music as we only knew some of the '80s radio hits for the most part.
@@CoachCastTV You're welcome and thanks, it's great to be here. That's great you are and I'm enjoying watching your Queen journey. Yeah of course, I understand. It's excellent you're getting to enjoy their music now :) I've been liking your reactions, you're both very entertaining. Queen are the best and I love vibing to their songs and it's fun to see yourselves vibing to them too.
Written by Sir Brian who had a dream about the great flood whilst he was recovering from hepatitis
Oh wow, that puts some perspective on it.
@@CoachCastTV he became really ill in the States and they flew back to the UK, he was off for quite a while, and when he felt like it he'd write some lyrics, there's a few he composed while in hospital and home resting. This was actually written before Bo Rap in 1974 but I think on the same album, and possibly a B side for a single, I remember Sir Brian talking about this and others in one of the more recent documentaries about the group
@@CoachCastTV you should have plenty to keep you going for a while now with the documentaries etc sent across last night, enjoy
@@sandrabutler8483 Appreciate it. There is no lack of content, for sure.
@@CoachCastTV it'll answer quite a few questions about how they came about, how records were made, and the truth behind a lot of things, as it all comes straight from the horses mouth. I have never seen the film Bo Rap, even though the two remaining members worked with the company, it's out of sync with the timeline,but as the two said everything happened not necessarily in that order, because they only had a couple of hours too get over twenty years into, which is why I much prefer documentaries with people who were there in them
Good video! Now you MUST listen to 'The March of the Black Queen', their most ambitious song ever!
Hi guys, loving your reactions. You mentioned in one of your reactions about Freddie & Opera. I recommend you check out "Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé - Barcelona, Live at La Nit. 🎉
HOT TAKE!! -- Queen is a good band.
I know, I know, it might be controversial, but I stand by it! 😄
Wonder if this one went SUPER long live.
Good question. Not exactly sure what it was, but they might be the only one that could do it.
I can understand your confusion. It's a trip all right! Queen being experimental and stretching the boundaries, as always. It took me a while to warm up to Brian's magnum opus, but once you catch the references to the great Flood, and how people don't know whether to listen to the 'prophet', the 'wise man' or the 'madman' for how to save themselves as civilisation collapses around them, it all starts to fall into place...
Totally had Bohemian Rhapsody vibes to Coach, and that doesn't seem all that outlandish now that we know they were from the same album.
The pea analogy might be the funniest, yet apt, comparison I've ever heard😂👍
LOL!
This is Prog-Rock. Not every song is a three minute pop song.[nothing wrong with pop.] Some songs require lots of listens to get into them. Anyone who is into Queen knows that multiple layers of vocals were part of their sound. Not every Queen song is Bo Rhap!
Noah and the great flood is the subject,,Brian's masterpiece, he also wrote a similar piece regarding the native red Indian called "white man" although that is much heavier and rock orientated.
Please react to "Death on two legs"!!! And pay special attention to the lyrics 😁
yup.. thats a loud one ;)
It`s not a ballad, no. It`s more of a gospel, considering the lyrics. After all it is about the biblical Flood.
The story of Noah essentially
It´s a tale about Noa - I think he is the wise man ...may be?
Creo que esta es una de las canciones de Queen a la que es mejor no intentar buscar un significado más que el que tengas la primera vez que la escuchas,es probable que ni ellos mismos sepan la razón para hacer esta maravillosa locura 😂
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This is a song that really doesn't work live so official video is the way to go. This is a very deep song both musically and lyrically. So much innovative stuff used in it. I was almost traumatized the first time I listened to it because so much was coming at me but after a few passes, I really learned to understand the depth of all of it. Roy Thomas Baker (engineer for Queen) said it was the most outstanding piece of music he had ever heard or worked on. Brian said that this song literally came to him in a dream. He brought it into the studio and introduced Freddie to the Bell or Cannon effect (using your own voice over a repeated echo of it) and Freddie loved it and really ran with it on the song. The song is very much influenced by the story of Noah and the Ark.
Thought there was some reference to the ark story in this one. Good comment!
Brian May wrote this song about a dream of a great flood while recovering from being very ill. I don't really know, hmm, but have never heard this song actually.
It was quite interesting and we can see the flood connection for sure.
It's about Noah and the Ark
I think you should check the band Cinderella, No odys fool, also Def Leppard. The drummer has one arm.
Listen to the song; Rock of ages.
Nobodys fool, Cinderella. 😊.
Dont try so hard by Queen
I was born to love you. Thanks.🎶🎵🎤
Grew up listening to both Def Leppard (Coach's #2 band behind AC/DC) and also Cinderella. Agreed they are both great!
Brian's idea of Bohemian rhapsody..... Not as good though.... But what is??? I always thought it was about the great flood..... Get 2 of what ever you order btw just to be safe 👍😎.... Love your reactions wish I could here them for the first time again!
Queen, this album, was the start of my music journey and I've had wide eclectic tastes ever since. You've found my latest obsession Band-Maid so I'll mention that their MV 'Bubble' pays visual tributes to the Bohemian Rhapsody movie....and it's a great song too with emotive guitar solo from Kanami.
This is off “A Night at the Opera”, not “Queen”.
@@PaulThompson-mg1eg I know thanks. My grammar was just bad...I really meant: Queen (the band), and this album (Bo Rhap), was the start of my music journey etc... But TBH, I did overlook the Muppets Album 😁👍
Deep Song..as far as Peas, Coach probably just imagines they aren't there😅, and that works!
LOL! Yes, likely that is the secret, and soy sauce.
You're as confused as I was the first time I listened to this song... it's a complex one...
And I said it with all the love in the world.
Same with our response. We do appreciate you.
Queens last real prog rock song
Hi folks! I had considered suggesting this one, but figured this Baked Alaska would end up on a lot of meat and potatoes menus, but, shows what I know. Saw this live, one time, on the Day at the Races tour and it looked every bit as fabulous as it sounds. The major selling point of Queen is that they have something for everyone. For us headbangers, ballroom dancers, foreign exchange students and for us all, this lovely confection. Welcome to Queen the Prog Band. Brian has always said that musically he "likes the noise" and he brings it, especially here. Yes, this is on the same album as "Bohemian Rhapsody", but that album as a whole couldn't be more divergent. And beside, it sounds phenomenal in headphones. Love you guys!
Thanks so much! Yeah, there's nothing they couldn't do.
If a person came out now saying the world is going to end would you think them a prophet or a madman ? I think this is the crux of the song - using story of Noah as a reference.
Good point of reference.
This is more prog Queen, progressive rock, Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, ELP, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, more recent Porcupine Tree. Try 'Roundabout' by Yes or 'Firth Of Fifth' by Genesis.
The long a capella section in the middle has some controversy. Some people hate this song because of that. I also hated it too the first time I listened. But then this song has become my all time favourite song EVER. It's unique, amazing production, epic piece of music. It always gives me chills.
This song is like Brighton Rock you listened before. It takes some time to appreciate its full potential.
Yeah, some songs are like that, for sure.
The profit song it's the Bible Jesus Noah ECT
Got to be honest its not for me , no matter how many times i listen to it, but that is one hell of an imagination and i wouldn't mind a couple of pints of whatever they were drinking when this was written.
LOL, yeah, I think Coach is siding with you on this one but not every song is going to appeal to everyone, of course.
Suggestion T-rex around at the same time as Queen, Glam Rock with Marc Bolan, unfortunately they weren't around very long as the lead singer had a car crash, his girlfriend had been driving, they had a son together he's also in the music industry and I think living your side of the pond, have a feeling the girlfriend who survived was an American, don't think she and Marc were ever married.
Ride A White Swan, breakthrough single, first album was written entirely by Marc, they'd gone from folk in the 60's into rock and Glam Rock in the 70's, his son Rolan based in Los Angeles, his mother was one of Marc backing singers, as with Queen and others from around that time with talent you never know quite what you might get, and they had some hits over in the States. I had a quick search as not so much byway of documentaries on this group or Marc, he and David Bowie were very good friends and he helped Marc son and girlfriend after his passing
some chicken and cashews is good in fried rice
Agreed!
biblical
BR is just about Freddie coming out to his mother. It’s him teller her how he felt and feels and who he will be.
March of the Black Queen is him coming out to himself.
This song is 3 tracks before BR on Night of the Opera. Their best selling album.
Very good, never knew what BR was about.
@@CoachCastTV Thas's just one of the many theories about the song's meaning. Freddie himself never explained it, so all we have is that: theories.
@@CarlosDG77 Understood. It's definitely not one that Coach ever figured out. LOL
Don't read too much into the meaning of Queen songs. They can be very ambiguous.
Couch casting.
I am a huge Queen fan, but this song is out there, even for me 😂
LOL!
I love you guys but if this was my first ever reaction, it would have been the last. this is a stroke of genious, it is a master piece. you guys come form an era of music where you had to pay attantion and have focus and actully listen to music. I don´t get why you struggle when the single greatest voice ever sand is doing a tripple repreating cannon that is reamrkebly bueatiful. and you mock it? you want chinese food? now you know?
You are very lucky to have this great queen comunity to follow you just listen to their great songs for the first time, making a living while doing it. so the first thing is have more respect, and the second thing. listen. I am telling you you are lucky we have this connection, me and you this channel otherwise my reaction would have been very different and definately the last, I also hope you keep respecting Queen and that this sharade never repeats itself
That's a bit over the top first of all. Second, not every person likes or connects with every type of art. We don't make a living with this channel, we barely make anything at all. The copyright holders get all revenue so we only get the very small donations. If something like this offends you, perhaps some self reflection is in order. Nobody else seemed to have an issue with it.
You can have any opinion you wish, and we'll respect that. But lighten up for your own health. 😀
@@CoachCastTV first of all I understand about donations I will correct this right away. Secondly, if my reaction was over the top is because I did not appreciate your relation with this song. It made me angry and it showed spme dissrespct. since I want to have my own reaction channel soon I will learn from this as what not to do. now you guys say you appreciate Queen fans, stating you had 12.. 12 requests for this song. so be apprericiative in your response. you can not like a song but respect it, respect the artist and the men who are here watching you. I am one of 5500 people.. wow. they all sat down and heard those remarks. Many aren't brave as I am to come to you and state my feelings, and well as far as art. I can not like the mona lisa. does it change anything in the world? no. so I can say I don't like it but there are ways to react and say that wasn't the most fun song ever. you go on and on about how you can't stand a ballad. I think it is rediculous personally but I don't judge. I keep coming back. you were just a bit dissrespectfull to one of Queen's greatest most illaburate, intricate and unique songs and you luagh at it a bit. it's not serious. so before you say my bravary is over the top. relly think about maybe doing another reaction to this song. having more of an ear to it. listening. then giving your honest opinion as I would in my future vids. then I would forget all about it and I am sure Queen fans would appreciate it. nevertheless, if this was the first video I saw from you guys, I would never be opening this channel again. so learn from this one.
About the rest, i don't mind bein jean dark in any story. I am not affraid of anything and I always state my mind. To me Queen is sacred and I will always defend it. but thanks you are right I will have a nice cold drink now. )))
The only reason I took this time is I like you guys. you are for me the american frontier as far as queen are conserned. I remeber freddies dream to reach guys like you. you usually show a lot of respect and I share it back. I saw 30 reactions from you and I try to like and comment. but this was not respectful and I said it. again, only because it is you guys. thanks.
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Guys I was making a point. I know you are busy, there is no need to give me such a long reply. I am just saying you can do another vid for this or just acknowledge your mistake. you just did it live, we all do it. it wasn't respectfull. and of course I never use fowel language. again, this was said will love. I was offended and I had to let you guys know it was wrong. you can do whatever you choose with this. I promise to read it all tomorrow just understand my stand.
@@CoachCastTV so back a few days later I will try to be short. 2 of the things you said aren´t 100 percent true. first, the fact you quote someone does not mean they cover every single case. and in this case this was not light hearted, this was insulting to the song and to me as you watcher and a Queen fan. now it may not have been commented, but I am sure others felt the same. maybe some of them are no longer followers. there is a fine line between setting a joke everyone can relate to and laugh with you guys and to mock and laugh at someone. and as a person who has seen 20 or more of your queen comentaries, this wasn't the first one. just the whole vibe was "what the hell is this song" and well, to be honnest if I hadn't known you guys better, I would have said completely other things. and would have never seen another video you did. what that you should do instead of quoting me quotes that should make me have fun of myself and being more relaxed, is reflect on this commentary and not repeat it. not only in Queen videos, but altogether. you can have a sense of humor without taking away anything from a song you don't relate to. the other wront thing, no. a masterpeice is not for one and gabage for another. there are some art pieces that are a model of greatness and when refering to other art they are comparible. for example. the mona lisa or other art works done by great artisits, like Van gaugh in painting, Motzart and beethoven in music and so on. you cannot say the wall by pink floys is garbage. you can but you will just show the unworthiness of your views and ideas. Pink Floyds the wall is a masterpiece, period. it is a fact. now you may not like it, but you must acknowledge it. I don't like metalica but I know they are a great band. maybe the most important Metal band of all time. I respect their music. I will never mock it. this song you are commenting on is a mastepiece from a top 500 of all time album list, this is one of 3 or 4 pieces in the night at the opera 1975 queen album regarded by many the greatest album by this top 5 all time music band. you may not like it, but you cannot disrepect it. Now again this was vibe but the moment you guys said "I want some chinese food" to me you lost it. it was already mockong this song. I felt really bad but since it's you guys I kept watching. but laughing at freddies performance saying well now he knows just killed it. this is not how you treat a great song by a band you listended to for so long really respecting it's art. so, I would love it if you guys say you are sorry instead of lecturing me again. I don't care about stats. this was personal for me and you did what you did. so.. if you don't, then just learn from it.
I hope I will keep following you guys. I really respect you taking the time to anwer me, and I also want to learn from what you said, but i am an honnest person and I will never hold back something real just to have good realtions to someone in oreder to get help from them. you guys can make it right very easily so, it is really up to you guys. I feel offended so I may not watch vids any time soon, unless you guys have some other answer. but at any case, I will take my time and reflect on this because this is not what i expect of a reaction channel and I have to also take this as a lesson to myself. I have to be more aware of how I relate to things I don't agree with in life and espcially if I do any kind of streaming content. thanks again for the ideas and support and the content I did enjoy before this terrible video. sorry for sayint something not that nice as my truth. hope you can grow from this. best of luck.
Sounds like they had Brian on some good drugs.Brian wrote it when he was in the hospital. Freddie put his own vocal interpretation on it. It's rather a Noah's Ark doomsday scenario. And they couldn't tell you what it was about either.
LOL, yeah, that's kind of what we were thinking. Interesting!
as in the days of noah so shall it be with the coming of the son of mqn.. revelations
It's also interesting that those of the muslim faith reguard Jesus as a great prophet but not the sun of God.
man.sorry God.
why dont ears you love of my life but only studio versión. That song is increible. i recommend you effort.
pole shift and end of days
Gringos.