it annoys me when the haters say "Queen are over rated", they have an amazing body of complicated work with intricate arrangements that most bands could'nt even begin to attempt 👑✊🇬🇧
@@johngraham599675yrs and listening to Queen 45yrs. Awesome music. We have extremely gifted musicians showcasing their craft. Roger Taylor's drumming incredible as are Freddie and Queen. Pheumonal. After listening to great bands I say Queen really top the list. Love Eric Clapton and Cream but Queen as the favourite keeps coming to mind
@@barneybarnes7796 I would say Queen lasted so many years partially thanks to John's quiet demeanour. The band wouldn't have stuck together with four temperamental types. Roger is known for being the most sociable out of the four, but still, John's tendency to avoid arguments was essential I think.
I once heard an ad on the radio for a show by a Queen tribute band which boasted "You'd swear you were listening to the real Freddie Mercury and the rest of Queen"
The beginning, as Brian's guitar emerges, Freddie when he sings "magic in the air," John's bass omg, roger's drums are so epic here, all of them when they say "Oh rock of ages do not crumble" my god it is so beautiful and you can here all 3 of them so clearly.
Love how effortlessly he slides from falsetto to normal strong voice: *its so good to know there’s still a little **_MAGIC IN THE EAAAAH! I’LL WEAVE MY SPELLLL_*
It's so incredible how effortless it is. You'd have to practice that for YEARS to get to that level of vocal control, yet, Freddie almost never took any vocal lessons!
The most amazing part of this song is where Freddie goes from falsetto to his normal range when he comes to the part singing magic in the air.... He's singing in falsetto, so high most people can't reach that pitch without screaming: and he just glides down the octaves. Stunning piece of singing. It's not him singing one part and then going back and over-dubbing another: it's simply gliding down. Incroyable, as the French would say! It's so good to know there's still a little magic in the air... and the magic happens while he's singing it!
"He's singing in falsetto, so high most people can't reach that pitch without screaming" Uh no almost everyone who's not bass can reach that, and most women (who are usually mezzo soprano to soprano naturally) can sing those notes without falsetto. Other than that, have to agree, that transition is absolutely fabulous.
Freddie effortlessly sang falsetto to various other songs, for example Cool Cat, Soul Brother, years later. Or when live, in that case, he did the "vocal gymnastics" on Get down make love (on Live Killers but also on other live mid-70s) that can be found on youtube. Or Under pressure etc. Obviously his falsetto is different from Roger's one, it is fuller, it can also be recognized in various other songs. And perhaps he thought it was more "risky" for a good consistent performance to sing live falsetto.
I never forget the first moment I heard this song, I was 12 and it was 1977. I was totally blown away and the album Sheer Heart Attack was the first Queen album I heard. Brighton Rock was a symbol of Brian May for me, what a song! And now, I'm 56, still blown away by this song and this album! アリガトウ！
I'm a new Queen fan. I've loved their singles for years (who hasn't) and now I'm making my way through their albums in order. I just made it to Sheer Heart Attack and... god damn. Brian May you absolute genius. I had to come and comment about this. I've only listened to this song three times and I already want to erase my memory and listen to it again for the first time. It is heavenly
I remember that experience. I was raised listening to Queen hits (my dad loves that sort of music), but only a few years ago did I decide to properly listen to their stuff. Absolutely fell in love with their first 3 albums, still have more to listen to though
My story is pretty much the same... I've known Queen for a very long time but I wasn't like OMG BEST BAND EVEEER but I really liked them. Don't hate on me but it's because of the movie that I started getting totally obscesed with Queen so I did a lot if research and I just fell in love
@@QueenForever-be2xf Nothing wrong with that, haha. I actually really enjoyed the movie (though I already knew the band well when I saw it). The casting was amazing, it really looked and sounded like the band. The important part is that you found them, not necessarily how :P
John Deacons bass on this is other world. His humility and general shunning of the glamorous rock star lifestyle speaks volumes for who he is as a person.
I am a hardcore music nerd and never heard this song until this Baby Driver... great shit really, tight as qoftsa track and blasts of your head like acdc. great shit
I like how it’s almost like the song descends into chaos. Like it starts off cheerful and as the rock and roll aspect comes in, we slowly fall into chaos with Freddie’s insane vocals to accompany
Continuing my tour of the Queen catalog - have fallen in love with this song! Wow - it all just comes together so beautifully. These 4 amazingly talented men changed the sound, feel and look of music forever. i am so thankful to have had the chance to experience Queen in my lifetime!!
I saw Queen on three separate occasions. All at the Boston Garden in the 70's & 80's. My favorite band of all time. I never stopped listening to Queen but I did get into other genera's for a while. I am back. Listening to not only the mega-hits but getting back into full albums again. I feel like a teenager again.
@@1960deek he sure did.. What years did you see them? I know their November 1977 show in Boston was the longest show they ever did, two and a half hours
I'm not the the first to mention it but "Seven Seas Of Rhye" is the final song on Queen II. It ends with a fade of the band singing "I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside" ... "Brighton Rock" opens their next album Sheer Heart Attack... You can hear whistling in the first few seconds of Brighton Rock. It sounds like they are whistling "I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside" ... like a continuation ... Queen does something similar between the two albums A Night At The Opera & A Day At The Races. The first ends with a gong (BoRhap) and the next album opens with a gong. Not only did their songs flow into each other but their albums did too. Sooooooo cool. Geniuses all of them.
After the traditional "Greatest Hits", Sheer Heart Attack was the first Queen's album I've bought - and so the first song I've heard, except all the hits, was Brighton Rock. And it was extraordinary. I've listen to the song maybe 10 times before I'll jump to the rest of the album. if I could make a wish, it would be to be able to forget that I know those songs to re-discover them again, and again...
I'm 40. So many of us gen-xers came to QUEEN through Wayne's World. So there is no shame in discovering a great band through movies, as many snobs will imply. Truth is, due to the decline in all the great terrestrial radio stations, its hard to get to know about these tunes.
..Jeez, why Jojo? Baby Driver is how I found this song but I knew about Queen and their great music way before then.. Where's the parents just putting the tunes on and the kids going "Damn.. This is good."? Lmao
Oh come on, if your 40, and I suspect now 43, same as me, you discovered queen first hand during the 80’s! But nothing wrong with looking back the way too, some pretty awesome things happened!
This is a really good showcase of not only Brian, but Roger as well. As an aspiring drummer it's really cool to hear how Roger plays to the strengths of the others, but also gets to show off a bit.
My dad always played Queen when I grew up and we both consider Queen our all time favorite band.. Queen has been such a huge part of my life during my high's and low's and this is one of the songs I always come back to. Queen II is my favorite album though.
Am I the only one who can hear (during the intro, 0:16) someone whistling the song "I do like to be beside the seaside"?? I believe the same song can be heard at the outro on the last song from the previous album (seven seas of rhye, from Queen II). Since Brighton Rock is the first one from Sheer Heart Attack, this may be some sort of hidden connexion between the two albums. I can't unhear it now and nobody mentions this fact on internet... please, answer!
Because if all music was produced in the same way and sounded similar, tracks like this wouldn't be exceptional or special at all. Be happy for the garbage, the okay, and the music you just don't like, because without them the best ones couldn't shine.
The reference to seven seas of rhye in the beginning is my favorite. The fact that Queen added to many different references in their songs is immaculate
Anyone listening to this because it's Queen and not just because it was in baby driver's soundtrack? Not hating, just wondering. Edit: I'm just happy to see people discovering awesome music, doesn't matter how you discovered it! Also, Baby Driver is a great movie and I definitely recommend watching it.
TheJeronator Yep, known the track since summer 2015. It became my favourite about a year ago but now everyone thinks it was the movie that made me familiar with it.
Taking my 13 yr grandson to see them, his first concert. He loves Queen. Although he'll miss the live magic of Freddie, he'll still feel the magic of Brian and Roger, and Queen. I hope they do this song!
everyones saying "oh innuendo is the most underrated queen song" which it may be but i mean if u go deep you can find very VERY underrated queen songs like dreamers ball, flick of the wrist, and this/brighton rock and much much more.
Everyone is talking about Brian's skill in this song (which is incredible don't get me wrong) but gosh *Can we talk about Roger fucking Taylor and his talent with his drum? I swear I'm dying*
Ain't nothing like sipping on some english tea and having some buttered round biscuits while listening to this. This makes me wish that was in Brighton right now. 💜
I grew up listening to Queen. I never liked this song. The guitar solo in the middle I felt was too long. However, now as a middle-aged woman, this is one of my favourites. I don't know what happened.... I matured, i guess.
Oh man, Queen was the whole package. Songwriting, singing, instrumentals, brilliant skills. Each was important to the sound.
you forgot the looks 😍
U forgot beautiful lmao
it annoys me when the haters say "Queen are over rated", they have an amazing body of complicated work with intricate arrangements that most bands could'nt even begin to attempt 👑✊🇬🇧
@@johngraham599675yrs and listening to Queen 45yrs. Awesome music. We have extremely gifted musicians showcasing their craft. Roger Taylor's drumming incredible as are Freddie and Queen. Pheumonal. After listening to great bands I say Queen really top the list. Love Eric Clapton and Cream but Queen as the favourite keeps coming to mind
I don't like the arena and pop rock they did,i just like 3-5 heavy, hard, epic songs from their first 2 albums@@johngraham5996
Brian, Roger and John do NOT get enough credit. Amazing band. Just stunning.
Brian and Roger do. But John is the most underrated bass guitarist in ROCK history.
@@barneybarnes7796 He fits in with John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin . Exceptionally talented quiet low-key guys in a band of flamboyant personalities.
@@barneybarnes7796 I would say Queen lasted so many years partially thanks to John's quiet demeanour. The band wouldn't have stuck together with four temperamental types. Roger is known for being the most sociable out of the four, but still, John's tendency to avoid arguments was essential I think.
I once heard an ad on the radio for a show by a Queen tribute band which boasted "You'd swear you were listening to the real Freddie Mercury and the rest of Queen"
Absolutely. I love how John Deacon played. I could play a riff that he created and you would instantly know what I was doing. He was so distinct.
here's your killer track, baby!
AJgreenman HELL YEAH
AJgreenman Jon Hamm did such a great job and was easily my favorite character of the film
That action scene is possibly the most satisfying to watch in the whole film
AJgreenman last stand perk
Definitely one of the best final showdowns in a film recently
The beginning, as Brian's guitar emerges, Freddie when he sings "magic in the air," John's bass omg, roger's drums are so epic here, all of them when they say "Oh rock of ages do not crumble" my god it is so beautiful and you can here all 3 of them so clearly.
I'm the only Venezuelan who listens to queen
I had to translate this in google to write it XD
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@@V1nc3ntL33 John didn't sing?
This was before I knew that
Love how effortlessly he slides from falsetto to normal strong voice: *its so good to know there’s still a little **_MAGIC IN THE EAAAAH! I’LL WEAVE MY SPELLLL_*
I don't think he goes in falsetto in this
Starts out falsetto, then transitions to modal voice within the first verse, among other places.
Honestly it's my favorite part!!
It's so incredible how effortless it is. You'd have to practice that for YEARS to get to that level of vocal control, yet, Freddie almost never took any vocal lessons!
that little bit is the best part of the song imo. at least it's my favorite. the guitars are really strong too
Queen songs:
50% underrated
50% classics
100% beautiful
More like 75% underrated
24%classics
And the rest is both
More than 50% overrated, there are only 8.3 million views.
@@hooman999 what is this Darling? Who cares about the views, if the music is brilliant!?
@@freddiemercury9346 I meant to say underrated lol
I feel betrayed by my parents. I had to hear this from baby driver and not from my queen obsessed mother and father.
Yes. My thoughts exactly.
Literally me right now.
nothin touches these brothers with genius . its not about anything but what they were doing in that moment
LOL i didnt even know it was in that movie until now 😂
I also heard this from Baby Driver
Everyone’s talking about Brian, but can we appreciate Roger’s drumming on this track?
seriously
damn right, man...
Especially the outro. Dang it's incredible.
Roger once stated that this was the hardest number for him to perform live.
I read it on Queenlive.ca - I'll try to find the exact page
The guitar solo 😯
Thank you Brian May
The guitar solo is literally the sense of the song
Gosh it’s amazing. I love it . It’s awesome xx
shupelo luken ikr Brian May wrote it to
Thank you newton* 😂😂
The most amazing part of this song is where Freddie goes from falsetto to his normal range when he comes to the part singing magic in the air.... He's singing in falsetto, so high most people can't reach that pitch without screaming: and he just glides down the octaves. Stunning piece of singing. It's not him singing one part and then going back and over-dubbing another: it's simply gliding down. Incroyable, as the French would say! It's so good to know there's still a little magic in the air... and the magic happens while he's singing it!
It's a shame that we we don't have a Queen song where Freddie and Roger exchanging their fabulous falsettos. That would be fun
"He's singing in falsetto, so high most people can't reach that pitch without screaming"
Uh no almost everyone who's not bass can reach that, and most women (who are usually mezzo soprano to soprano naturally) can sing those notes without falsetto.
Other than that, have to agree, that transition is absolutely fabulous.
I can sing that high, and I used to be able to hit the high note in bohemian rhapsody, but I cant sing very low at all 😓
@@janslowhand1684 ogre battle
Freddie effortlessly sang falsetto to various other songs, for example Cool Cat, Soul Brother, years later. Or when live, in that case, he did the "vocal gymnastics" on Get down make love (on Live Killers but also on other live mid-70s) that can be found on youtube. Or Under pressure etc. Obviously his falsetto is different from Roger's one, it is fuller, it can also be recognized in various other songs. And perhaps he thought it was more "risky" for a good consistent performance to sing live falsetto.
This was always an important song when they played live as Freddie was able to change his outfit during the guitar solo.
Lol
Freddie had enough time to start a whole other carer in that time lol
Ye thts what he did at the hammersmith odeon performance
And possibly get a suck job.
Freddie.is.daddy Or, as he would say, ‘I could get married and divorced in that time’
I never forget the first moment I heard this song, I was 12 and it was 1977. I was totally blown away and the album Sheer Heart Attack was the first Queen album I heard. Brighton Rock was a symbol of Brian May for me, what a song!
And now, I'm 56, still blown away by this song and this album! アリガトウ！
I'm a new Queen fan. I've loved their singles for years (who hasn't) and now I'm making my way through their albums in order.
I just made it to Sheer Heart Attack and... god damn. Brian May you absolute genius. I had to come and comment about this. I've only listened to this song three times and I already want to erase my memory and listen to it again for the first time. It is heavenly
I remember that experience. I was raised listening to Queen hits (my dad loves that sort of music), but only a few years ago did I decide to properly listen to their stuff. Absolutely fell in love with their first 3 albums, still have more to listen to though
Hi welcome to the queen fandom
My story is pretty much the same... I've known Queen for a very long time but I wasn't like OMG BEST BAND EVEEER but I really liked them. Don't hate on me but it's because of the movie that I started getting totally obscesed with Queen so I did a lot if research and I just fell in love
@@QueenForever-be2xf Nothing wrong with that, haha. I actually really enjoyed the movie (though I already knew the band well when I saw it). The casting was amazing, it really looked and sounded like the band. The important part is that you found them, not necessarily how :P
@@coryman125 thx, the movie was awesome even though there are some mistakes it was still amazing
Sheer Heart Attack is my favorite Queen album.
Along with the fourteen others.
You are very correct
Even Hot Space?
I think Hot Space was a good album! It may be because I like disco though.
The Vicious Chicken of Bristol hot space has some solid tracks okay
Hm same darling
Brian Mays blood type is his guitar
Red
He's got red special blood.
Brian May is a guitar.
A+
Stoopid Stuff TV the
John Deacons bass on this is other world. His humility and general shunning of the glamorous rock star lifestyle speaks volumes for who he is as a person.
Essentially 5 minutes of May showing off.
Him and that damned fire place hanging around his neck.
@@busitup o yeah, it was a great live ;)
@@busitup heheheheheee
tdp2612 haha lol kinda
and freddie, here those tone changes!
“I THOUGHT...I TOLD YOU...TO RUN! I’ll handle the cops.”
“That’s not the cops...”
Fuck I just put this as a comment and scrolled done to see you already done this
And then dor dor dor
“Here u go baby, your killer track”
Nice Film. Make Queen Great again. Just the best Band ever
This shit's bananas doc
"Here it is Baby. Your killer track."
Nice
Noice
(Started Playing Brighton Rock) 0:34
That opening riff never fails to send chills down my spine.
Don't know what's more outrageous, Freddie's vocals or Brian's solo. Of course, the live versions of the solo are just insane : ).
Such as A Night at the Odeon
Possibly one of the most underrated songs ever.
agreed with you!
That's about to be fixed
Daveosaurusrex not anymore
I am a hardcore music nerd and never heard this song until this Baby Driver... great shit really, tight as qoftsa track and blasts of your head like acdc. great shit
Daveosaurusrex no way I've had the album sher hart attack for year's fantastic
I like how it’s almost like the song descends into chaos. Like it starts off cheerful and as the rock and roll aspect comes in, we slowly fall into chaos with Freddie’s insane vocals to accompany
Sheer Heart Attack is my favourite Queen album and this song kicks ass!
To go from falsetto to belting so fast is extremely hard! Freddie makes it seem so effortless :'-)
burpie yes the belting seem to have less power when i try to change from falsetto. Freddie was really unbelievable singer
that is because freddie can connect his falsetto with chest voice,he is the only singer known to have that skill
It's Freddie Mercury! The one and only.
i read a while back that he had a freak gene sequence that allowed him unnatural singing abilities. one of the o.g. xmen irl
yes the falsetto... and the belting.. I know music words
I'm just here because I love Queen
Oh my God! Finally Flarrow!😂
Lord yes
Who isn't
Me too
No one cares you should be happy it's getting more attention I'm here from baby driver
This.. Is why Brian May is my favorite guitarist.. I shall forever love you, Bri
One of the coolest songs! Sheer heart attack is a great album.
Freddie had a 4 octave range, such a talent !
therealbigjimm what
@@DIYPanda1 Classic Jim. Youre such a jokester
Axl rosehas 5
@@anakin2002 Freddie was better singer than him .. by far
@@thanksmr.obvious6427both are different and both are great . Don't trash each other. Thank God for both of them
I love how Freddie's voice sounds epic and melancholic while switching from falsetto to full voice...
Thank you Dad for making me listen to Queen
seconded!
l ol l
"Jenny will you stay?"
"JeNnY WeNt AwAy "
that meme is why i came to this video
@@giuliazini7670 oops my bad
@@giuliazini7670 you too :)
@@snivylink2119 🤣🤣🤣 me too. That's how i discovered the song and now it's one of my favourites🤩😍💗
jimmy is a simp
Continuing my tour of the Queen catalog - have fallen in love with this song! Wow - it all just comes together so beautifully. These 4 amazingly talented men changed the sound, feel and look of music forever. i am so thankful to have had the chance to experience Queen in my lifetime!!
Jimi Hendrix great inspiration! Jimi was the major influence of Freddie, Brian and Roger!
Every comment in a Queen song:
"Possibly one of the more underrated songs ever"
I mean, I've never heard someone talking s**t about any Queen song
*Noctali* *Karasu* queen fucking sucks hahaha
@@jonhenryphares5880 you don't really mean that
You must’ve never heard “Body Language” on Hot Space, truly the only “bad” Queen song
I'M IN LOVE WITH MY CAAAR
I've seen people shit talk "Delilah" but you'd have to be a real piece of shit to bad mouth that song given the context.
I saw Queen on three separate occasions. All at the Boston Garden in the 70's & 80's. My favorite band of all time. I never stopped listening to Queen but I did get into other genera's for a while. I am back. Listening to not only the mega-hits but getting back into full albums again. I feel like a teenager again.
Woah! do you have any memories from the shows?
@@lilack836 Just lots of great music, energy from Freddie and the crowd. Freddie loved to get the crowd to sing along.
@@1960deek he sure did.. What years did you see them? I know their November 1977 show in Boston was the longest show they ever did, two and a half hours
@@lilack836 it may be 1977. It was A Night at the Opera tour.
@@lilack836 actually, I remember Thin Lizzy backed them up. Feb. 9 1977
I'm not the the first to mention it but "Seven Seas Of Rhye" is the final song on Queen II. It ends with a fade of the band singing "I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside" ... "Brighton Rock" opens their next album Sheer Heart Attack... You can hear whistling in the first few seconds of Brighton Rock. It sounds like they are whistling "I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside" ... like a continuation ...
Queen does something similar between the two albums A Night At The Opera & A Day At The Races. The first ends with a gong (BoRhap) and the next album opens with a gong. Not only did their songs flow into each other but their albums did too.
Sooooooo cool. Geniuses all of them.
I never noticed that! I saw them in February 1976 " A Night at the Opera" tour!!!!
Baby Driver took me here :/
Aka the best movie ever made. I quote the movie to my best friend who’s never seen it and it just hurts that he’s never seen it.
Same
Same
hahaha imagine not being with queen since day one
@@takumifugiwara7604 Imagine thinking you're better than someone because you liked a band before them.
The final riff of this song is 70’s hard rock/ heavy metal at it’s finest
I scrolled through all the comments, searching for someone mentioning the final riff because its my fav part
So underrated.
Absolutely. Sums heavy metal up perfectly.
Elvis may be the king of rock, but they're... well you know.
Serrot304 Elvis was the king of cake!
+Serrot304 They're the queens ;)
+Explore He was the burger king.
Queen is more like the Gods of Music!!! :)
Serrot304 they're the PRINCES OF THE UNIVERSE
After the traditional "Greatest Hits", Sheer Heart Attack was the first Queen's album I've bought - and so the first song I've heard, except all the hits, was Brighton Rock. And it was extraordinary. I've listen to the song maybe 10 times before I'll jump to the rest of the album. if I could make a wish, it would be to be able to forget that I know those songs to re-discover them again, and again...
That guitar solo is driving me crazy, omg so amazing!!!
Not to mention, underated.
Jesus, Brian May is good.
jesus, brian may is god*
Better than good!
No shit sherlock. !
**cough *cough no shit :)*
Yep, not a queen fan at all but the guitaring in this song is unreal
Brian May's riffage in this is way ahead of its time
ブライアンの曲は初期の頃の作品が好きです。特にブライトンロックは一番好きです。ギター🎸ソロが津軽三味線のようで好きです😊
Brian May. Underrated guitarist. Period.
The vocal range of Freddie in this song is incredible.
Yeah, I thought it Roger until Fred went from falsetto to his regular voice in the word magic.
2:47 best guitar solo
The power of the RIFF compels me!
An amazing masterpiece of rock'n'roll, way ahead of its time!!
That bass at 4:30 is perfect
too right bro
John Deacon is the unheralded genius in the band.
I like the drum sound as much as May's superb guitar solo. This is a legend.
I'm 40. So many of us gen-xers came to QUEEN through Wayne's World. So there is no shame in discovering a great band through movies, as many snobs will imply. Truth is, due to the decline in all the great terrestrial radio stations, its hard to get to know about these tunes.
I'm not gen x but i found queen through JoJo
@@kdevelopergw Queen’s music is in JoJo?
..Jeez, why Jojo? Baby Driver is how I found this song but I knew about Queen and their great music way before then.. Where's the parents just putting the tunes on and the kids going "Damn.. This is good."? Lmao
Oh come on, if your 40, and I suspect now 43, same as me, you discovered queen first hand during the 80’s! But nothing wrong with looking back the way too, some pretty awesome things happened!
@@ToxicitysYT JoJo represents music really well imo
This is a really good showcase of not only Brian, but Roger as well. As an aspiring drummer it's really cool to hear how Roger plays to the strengths of the others, but also gets to show off a bit.
I totally get goosebumps when Brian plays guitar and even when Freddie sings
That guitar solo, though.
This really is a killer track
Oh God, Brian's guitar was only 11 years old when he did this to her...
She was to old. I pref 3 or 5, mabey 6.
He cloned her.
Well at least he did a good job
@can we get 0 subscribers with content Yes
It was so good the guitar became 18
This Album is one of their GREATEST pieces of ART. I still listen. Fantastic in Concert I've seen them more than once, I'm so Lucky!
Don’t play this song at karaoke there’s a lot of standing around
I would like to imagine someone doing this during karaoke and just standing there awkwardly
@@anotherbitesthedust5902 you go and get a beer
I feel like this might be coming from personal experience
Lol
Become Freddie, then it won't be so boring standing around! :D
My dad always played Queen when I grew up and we both consider Queen our all time favorite band.. Queen has been such a huge part of my life during my high's and low's and this is one of the songs I always come back to. Queen II is my favorite album though.
This song is underrated, it desserves more likes.
Here it is, baby! Your killer track!
Roger's drums and Brian's guitar are on fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
BEST SOLO GUITAR EVER
Brian Is One Badass Guitarist For This Song
0:53 is my favorite part when he changes hes voice
is this an edit, or did he manage to do that?
@@omundodosdinossauros6836 how will there be edits in the 1900’s?
@@AgentPchu I don't know, that's why I asked
Transferring from falsetto to chest voice
@@omundodosdinossauros6836 TALENT
My favorite album from Queen is a night a the opera but Brignthon Rock made falled in love with queen
I think this is the first time I've listened to Bri's solo properly with headphones, gave me goosebumps 😯
That's my favourite (if possible) part of the song - when the guitar echoes from speaker to speaker
Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, Brian May, Johnny Winter....gods of guitar.
Don't forget Jimmy Page & Eric Clapton!
what about Herman Li?
And Ritchie Blackmore !! 😉
Eric clapton always will be number 1
Eddie van Halen
I’m one of the COOL KIDS
I knew this before Baby Driver
I found out about Baby Driver's existence through this song.
I knew about this song Because i heard it on Spotify Not Baby Driver
NoHate on Baby Driver, this movie was fucking great
Like this Song :)
@Enthusiastic fan I think that it is a movie.
This song popped in my recommended long before I watched Baby Driver.
Me: Oh yeah, this was in Baby Driver
Me after listening: Whats baby driver?
A freaking movie with John Hamm, Kevin Spacey, Keenan Wyanns and some new boy actors about bank heists.
@government of canada thank you very much may keanu bless you
Me during the movie: screaming cause i hear queen lol
@@jazzram_ here It Is Baby. Your killer track
Am I the only one who can hear (during the intro, 0:16) someone whistling the song "I do like to be beside the seaside"?? I believe the same song can be heard at the outro on the last song from the previous album (seven seas of rhye, from Queen II). Since Brighton Rock is the first one from Sheer Heart Attack, this may be some sort of hidden connexion between the two albums. I can't unhear it now and nobody mentions this fact on internet... please, answer!
no you are not the only one, i can hear too but the whistling is about the music "seven seas of rhye"
Well it is supposed be set in Brighton...
+Dan McComiskie
It’s a book, this song and that movie are based on it.
sergiguiri yeah I heard it too
This transition "say farewell - Oh Rock of Ages" is so beautiful -- why don't they make all music like this?
because homogeneity is boring
Because band members today compete agsinst each other
Because if all music was produced in the same way and sounded similar, tracks like this wouldn't be exceptional or special at all. Be happy for the garbage, the okay, and the music you just don't like, because without them the best ones couldn't shine.
“Here it is, Baby! Your killer track!”
1:57
Look how adorable Deacy is 🥺
One of the best solos of Brian May...
Carlos Eduardo Dominguez Martinez tu eres correcto! Brian May was an underated guitarist.
Carlos Eduardo Dominguez Martinez
Defenitly
dont you mean is a underated guitarist, he still tours
Williamg209 yes that's what I meant. I know May still plays. Always loved his style and sound
David Gardiner the fuck? He’s one of the most famous guitarist of all time...
The reference to seven seas of rhye in the beginning is my favorite. The fact that Queen added to many different references in their songs is immaculate
Anyone listening to this because it's Queen and not just because it was in baby driver's soundtrack?
Not hating, just wondering.
Edit: I'm just happy to see people discovering awesome music, doesn't matter how you discovered it!
Also, Baby Driver is a great movie and I definitely recommend watching it.
TheJeronator Yep, known the track since summer 2015. It became my favourite about a year ago but now everyone thinks it was the movie that made me familiar with it.
TheJeronator Nederlands?
no disrespect bruh
also not comparing the two
but its a hell of a movie
I know dude, i've seen it this vacation. Definitely one of my favs now.
Yes. I heard it on the movie and decided to give it a listen just cause it's queen
Brian’s fingers must have been killing making this song
Brian May feeling Hendrix at 3:33, it's amazing!
God, I love the change from a higher voice to a deeper voice when he says "magic," in the chorus. It's so beautiful.
The killer track.
Adam_Roman right
Yeah, you got that right. Best scene ever!
Baby Driver.
"Here it is Baby...your killer track"
Killer Queen Daisan no bakudan Bites Za Dusto!
Taking my 13 yr grandson to see them, his first concert. He loves Queen. Although he'll miss the live magic of Freddie, he'll still feel the magic of Brian and Roger, and Queen. I hope they do this song!
Was it in the building next to the hydro
I love the voices Freddie does in this 😂
AND THE GUITAR WOW!
I do believe Brian used a copy cat Guitar effect
Now call an Echo.
Brian: sick guitar solo
Rodger: angry drumming
John: Bass goes doo-doo
It's funny you describe Brian's solo as "sick". I think he had Hepatitis when they recorded that album.
Probably the best rock song ever, it hits all the criteria
When the whole band chimes in and sings the "O rock of Ages do not crumble..." It sounds so damn good argh
everyones saying "oh innuendo is the most underrated queen song" which it may be but i mean if u go deep you can find very VERY underrated queen songs like dreamers ball, flick of the wrist, and this/brighton rock and much much more.
One of the greatest rock tunes out there. Happy to argue, but you're going to find it hard to change my mind.
Yes, deserve more recognition.
Everyone is talking about Brian's skill in this song (which is incredible don't get me wrong) but gosh *Can we talk about Roger fucking Taylor and his talent with his drum? I swear I'm dying*
And Deaky
Incredible lineup of musicians, all master performers, Queen is without a doubt one of the best bands of history.
this song and the band in general were way ahead in time back then theyre so genius
Baby Driv.........wait i am a Queen fan since I had memory :D
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w-what now?
Heh, it’s been messed up now unfortunately. Like away
@rogerina is hotter than me & I’m ok with it i love your user name
None gives a single fuck
I've listened to plenty of Queen songs, but I'll admit I never heard of this one until Baby Driver.
"Here it is, Baby...your killer track"
Rylade475 same
Rylade475 same, my dude.
I agree with you affinity for queen. But your opinion is now invalid because yur pfp is a furry.
ha
Exactly the same mate
What a boss theme. Just the Edgar Wright magic and this song... chefs kiss
The best guitar solo of all the times, period!
It would be hard to pick a top ten list for Queen.....so many epic songs. That being said, this song would def. be on that list ---mindblowing!
Ain't nothing like sipping on some english tea and having some buttered round biscuits while listening to this. This makes me wish that was in Brighton right now. 💜
I grew up listening to Queen. I never liked this song. The guitar solo in the middle I felt was too long. However, now as a middle-aged woman, this is one of my favourites. I don't know what happened.... I matured, i guess.
This song is probably the best song that Brian wrote!
Yea....
I feel Brighton Rock, The Prophet's Song, and White Queen (As It Began) are his best
Killer song
Baby driver
Exelent
YEAH
more like killer queen
@@aeroplane_enthusiast jojo reference
Baby Driver
I’m usually driving my Red 2006 Subaru Impreza WRX. While blasting this full volume.
Is it your killer track, Baby?
Such an underrated queen song this song should be so much more popular