Yes thankyou 🙌🏻 One of my favs 🔥 Freddie was already very sick, but his voice in this song amazingly spinechilling. The lyrics are very strong and still actual till this day. They made some deep stuff, and their music is timeless. Keep up the good work my man and much bless.
WHAT A FANTASTIC REACTION... THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY DAY! ".....society is becoming dumb." NO QUESTION about that, and It's actually quite scary to watch it happening. :/
Thank you for your reaction to this song. You are definitely a down to earth man and I agree with you. Everyone is worried about fitting in and what society wants from us.🌹
But it was recorded in live takes. They used a large amount of microphones in a specific spatial arrangement and played segments live, instruments with vocals, not at all like they recorded before (instrument tracks first, then background vocals, then lead vocals). This why it sounds like it was played in a big hall.
I know I'm late to the party here, but I've got to tell you I love your reactions. Rambling? Nope. You're taking the meaning of this song seriously and I like that.
This is such a moving song in many ways. It touches deep into man's mistakes, but positive in that we should keep on trying to make it right...till the end of time. Freddie's vocals are piercing at times. As a life long fan of Queen, even though Freddie nailed it...I could hear a bit of weakness too. Towards he end of his life, Freddie did some very thought provoking music. Guide Me Home, and all the songs with Monserrat Cabelle will blow you away. Freddie and Queen were ground breakers. None of their songs sounded like the others. Check out a younger Fredddie in 1974...White Queen, live at Hammersmith...it will show you all of Freddie's skills.
That spanish guitar solo was played by the great Steve Howe from YES. Brian did not want to fuck that up so he asked him to play it. And it was the absolute right fucking call, this song's now immortal.
Steve played the chromatic runs and the (exceptional) flourishes on the flamenco section, but most of the solo was still Brian (both the 'acoustic' and the 'electric' bits).
This music video won the Monitor Award for Achievement in Music Video filming at the Brit Music Awards. Amazing song! The flamenco guitar was played by Steve Howe from the band YES. The only non-Queen member to play on a Queen album. Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) “tried” to sing Innuendo at The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in ‘92. I said tried cuz it didn’t rise to the occasion but kudos to Robert for donating his time & talents to celebrate Freddie. Although, I thought his rendition of Crazy Little Thing Called Love w/Queen was pretty good.
Casual you are so lovely very special I love this ..love the powerful message loce Queen so much ...Rip Freddie ...outstanding as always thanku so much love and God bless always x
This is very meaningful, I especially like the words remove your masks. Today everyone seems so fake, following the crowd, afraid to stand out. Freddie/Queen were not afraid to be different from the status quo, they were great because they were different, their music had no boundaries. Perfection ❤️❤️
My take is a little different. The verse starts "If there's a God or any justice under the Sun, If there's a point or reason to live or die, if there's an answer to the questions we feel bound to ask, Show yourself, destroy OUR fears , release your mask." He is not asking us to reveal ourselves. He is challenging God to not be so mysterious and reveal Himself. The Show yourself , then destroy our fears.........makes it sound like a challenge to an outside entity. Plus Freddie was dying. Would it not be reassuring to a dying man that there definitely is something beyond.?
@@donny1960 Freddie's music had many references to God. Freddie obviously believed there is a God. Jim Hutton in a interview with Irish radio said Freddie would say prayers before sleeping. Jim said the first time he heard it, Freddie was whispering, and Jim asked him what he was doing, Freddie said, I'm saying my prayers. I know some people do not believe Freddie believe in God because he was Bisexual or Gay, but that's not the case. People say he wasn't religious, you don't have believe in a man made religion to believe in God. I agree with your remarks, I think Freddie was also referencing God, but at the same time letting people know not to fear and take a stand.
@@MissBlennerhassett876 You should read the interview on Irish radio that Jim did. Enlighten yourself, instead of spitting out meaningless words without a reason behind them.
Yes we have become a very complacent society. That’s why this song and others stand the test of time. The themes are universal. And seemingly never ending.
Not rambling, wise words and contemplation. Love the reaction. This song came out during my teenage years and was set on the backdrop of the first Gulf War but of course can be based on any war as the clips in the video showed.
And Seven Seas of Rhye 1974 live at the Rainbow or 1975 Live at Hammersmith Odeon, Stone Cold Crazy, and in the Lap of the Gods Revisited, See What a Fool I've Been, is written by Brian, with a great guitar solo along with Freddie's falsetto. It is on the B side of the Queen II album
under-rated 90s Bohemian Rhapsody. Great reaction (:
well, underrated i don't think.. in the 90's this song was absolutely iconic and basically known by everybody as far as i remember..
I love Innuendo album, Don ´t Try So Hard is one of my favorite song, beautiful and underated , great reaction💕
Most bizzare: : '" im going slightly mad"!!! So weird music but awesome at thé same Time.....
Yes thankyou 🙌🏻 One of my favs 🔥 Freddie was already very sick, but his voice in this song amazingly spinechilling. The lyrics are very strong and still actual till this day. They made some deep stuff, and their music is timeless. Keep up the good work my man and much bless.
WHAT A FANTASTIC REACTION... THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY DAY!
".....society is becoming dumb." NO QUESTION about that, and It's actually quite scary to watch it happening. :/
If you stop,after listening any song,and start asking youre self questions.the song has done its job.
By the way this is a masterpiece!
Masterpiece 100%!
Thank you for your reaction to this song. You are definitely a down to earth man and I agree with you. Everyone is worried about fitting in and what society wants from us.🌹
The bookmarks of Freddie's career Bohemian Rhapsody and Innuendo 💛👑 this was never performed live cause Freddie was real sick making this.
But it was recorded in live takes. They used a large amount of microphones in a specific spatial arrangement and played segments live, instruments with vocals, not at all like they recorded before (instrument tracks first, then background vocals, then lead vocals). This why it sounds like it was played in a big hall.
Timeless! 🎸👑😊
I know I'm late to the party here, but I've got to tell you I love your reactions. Rambling? Nope. You're taking the meaning of this song seriously and I like that.
I am so glad you are partaking in Freddie's lyrics. I've seen very few who have ,but I knew the time would come😀😀😀😍😍
This is such a moving song in many ways. It touches deep into man's mistakes, but positive in that we should keep on trying to make it right...till the end of time. Freddie's vocals are piercing at times. As a life long fan of Queen, even though Freddie nailed it...I could hear a bit of weakness too. Towards he end of his life, Freddie did some very thought provoking music. Guide Me Home, and all the songs with Monserrat Cabelle will blow you away. Freddie and Queen were ground breakers. None of their songs sounded like the others. Check out a younger Fredddie in 1974...White Queen, live at Hammersmith...it will show you all of Freddie's skills.
If you haven't dived into Queen very far it's time you did. Such an incredible journey.
That spanish guitar solo was played by the great Steve Howe from YES. Brian did not want to fuck that up so he asked him to play it. And it was the absolute right fucking call, this song's now immortal.
Steve played the chromatic runs and the (exceptional) flourishes on the flamenco section, but most of the solo was still Brian (both the 'acoustic' and the 'electric' bits).
love this song, and the overall message. basically, wake up, follow your own mind, not others. believe in yourself instead of being a sheep.
This music video won the Monitor Award for Achievement in Music Video filming at the Brit Music Awards. Amazing song! The flamenco guitar was played by Steve Howe from the band YES. The only non-Queen member to play on a Queen album. Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) “tried” to sing Innuendo at The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in ‘92. I said tried cuz it didn’t rise to the occasion but kudos to Robert for donating his time & talents to celebrate Freddie. Although, I thought his rendition of Crazy Little Thing Called Love w/Queen was pretty good.
"it didn't rise to the occasion" -- HE SLAUGHTERED IT, HE DESTROYED IT, IT WAS TERRIBLE. That's why they never dared playing it live later.
Casual you are so lovely very special I love this ..love the powerful message loce Queen so much ...Rip Freddie ...outstanding as always thanku so much love and God bless always x
Song and video are outstanding. Thank you for your reaction.
This is very meaningful, I especially like the words remove your masks. Today everyone seems so fake, following the crowd, afraid to stand out. Freddie/Queen were not afraid to be different from the status quo, they were great because they were different, their music had no boundaries. Perfection ❤️❤️
My take is a little different. The verse starts "If there's a God or any justice under the Sun, If there's a point or reason to live or die, if there's an answer to the questions we feel bound to ask, Show yourself, destroy OUR fears , release your mask." He is not asking us to reveal ourselves. He is challenging God to not be so mysterious and reveal Himself. The Show yourself , then destroy our fears.........makes it sound like a challenge to an outside entity. Plus Freddie was dying. Would it not be reassuring to a dying man that there definitely is something beyond.?
@@donny1960 Freddie's music had many references to God. Freddie obviously believed there is a God. Jim Hutton in a interview with Irish radio said Freddie would say prayers before sleeping. Jim said the first time he heard it, Freddie was whispering, and Jim asked him what he was doing, Freddie said, I'm saying my prayers. I know some people do not believe Freddie believe in God because he was Bisexual or Gay, but that's not the case. People say he wasn't religious, you don't have believe in a man made religion to believe in God. I agree with your remarks, I think Freddie was also referencing God, but at the same time letting people know not to fear and take a stand.
@@deboraclark5791 What a paragraph of nonsense.
@@MissBlennerhassett876 You should read the interview on Irish radio that Jim did. Enlighten yourself, instead of spitting out meaningless words without a reason behind them.
@@deboraclark5791 Cool, link me to this article.
Yes we have become a very complacent society.
That’s why this song and others stand the test of time. The themes are universal. And seemingly never ending.
Thank you, that was a very good reaction video!
Yikes 😂 I asked for this one! Thank You, Sir! 👍💪🙏
Wow 🥰, ❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️
Freddie was dying at the time this was made. Fred told the band "just write and ill sing it."
Great reaction. You're right on the money on this one.
Excellent Reaction !!!❤🙏
Definitely my favorite queen song.
Not rambling, wise words and contemplation. Love the reaction. This song came out during my teenage years and was set on the backdrop of the first Gulf War but of course can be based on any war as the clips in the video showed.
Queen--Dead on Time from the Jazz album. Never played live. It's a real gem
White Man 1976 A Day at The Races
He died in 1991. We were Lucy to get his voice on this album
Great rambling dude, peace
Great, great, great! We are living in a very weird, dreadful and sad world without truly authentic icons, everybody is wearing masks.
Most people are afraid to question "authority" which is a shame.
You're the man..thank you Patricia😀😀😀
You rock!
Master piece
Have a listen to 'keep yourself alive 'and spread your wings .
Great reaction. Don't worry about rambling too much. These kind of songs do it to you. Except of more Queen react to Judas Priest -Alone
Bro. deep reaction!
Try queens Was IT all worth it and machines
Freddy had degree in grafic arts
Have you done liar?
And Seven Seas of Rhye 1974 live at the Rainbow or 1975 Live at Hammersmith Odeon, Stone Cold Crazy, and in the Lap of the Gods Revisited, See What a Fool I've Been, is written by Brian, with a great guitar solo along with Freddie's falsetto. It is on the B side of the Queen II album
Well we heard plenty about your thoughts on mankind but not an awful lot about the song just saying
Well we heard plenty about your thoughts on mankind but not an awful lot about the song just saying