The hair!! Reaction to Queen "Radio Gaga"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- We first came across this song when we did our reaction to Live Aid by Queen. "Radio Gaga" sounded like one we needed to hear in full, so we're finally getting around to this one. And the hair is not aerodynamic...I'm just sayin'!
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Its amazing how every Queen member was writing big huge hits. Every of this 4 guys were amazing musicians and songwriters
It was Rogers son Felix (his mother, Roger's first wife Dominique is French) who was s toddler snd didn't like the radio so he said: radio ca-ca 😂 and there you go ... You can hear Freddie in the middle of the song singing "radio ca ca 😂, radio ga ga"...
fun fact: this song is how lady gaga got her stage name :)
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"Metropolis"is a German film from the 1920's. It is political and led to changes in Germany in the '20's and '30's. For decades it was thought that there were no full versions of "Metropolis" in existence, but a full copy was found in Argentina. Queen still uses bits of "Metropolis" in their live shows as QAL today.
Well that's very interesting.
I LOVE QUEEN!!! FREDDIE was the man. I remember watching them on the fairly new music channel called MTV when they took the stage at LIVE AID. (I think I'm showing my age) 😂
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Anyways, I'm jealous that I wasn't born yet when Freddie was born 😔
Thank you! Love this song so much... and the video is so much fun. it was nominated for an MTV Video Music Award in 1984.
Roger actually wrote the song inspired by his son's comment "Radio Ca-ca" about a bad song on the radio. Ca-ca being a child's term for... uh... poop. And after Freddie and John got at it, playing with the lyrics and harmonies, and adding that wonderful bass line, it turned into a commentary about the fact that the entertainment value of a song's video was becoming of more importance than the quality of the song itself.
And now you know why the Live Aid audience automatically started doing the overhead clap to the beat. I think it was Brian who later said that was most unexpected, given that it wasn't wholly a Queen crowd, and the band were thrilled to bits that the fans must have picked that up from watching the video.
Hope you feel better soon, Coach!
Thank you. That's great info. Thanks for sharing.
This is my favorite Queen song...actually it's a top 3, alongside "I Want It All" and "The Show Must Go On"
I can't believe it's been 40 years since this was released. I remember hearing it for the first time as though it were only yesterday.
Hi guys it is Nativ. Much love from Israel.
I will put this song into it's time reference and perspective. Queen had a "no synthizyers" policy, written down on their albums right up to 1978 Jazz album. !979 saw Queen change more, with Freddie growin his new made mustashe, Queen being a more dierct shorter song band with the aim of doing more hits. Being a more edgy show band, Freddie leaving the piano more to ingage with the crowd, playing it less on songs, Queen not being this majestic rock opera show with glam rock look. They transformed. And one of the main changes was the start of integrating with times and using more keybords and more electronic sound. They had a strong hit in Another one bites the dust, one of the few Queen songs that had no guitar solo and really different approach. more synth oriented. This new approach got them some big hits, and bigger areanas, better shows, but they started losing their 1973-1977 fan that only wanted Freddie to be soft and had some lack polish on his hands, they probably thought they would get Bohemian Rhapsody and Somebody to love forever.
They had decided to do a quite different album due to the huge success of Another o.b.t.d. and actually their 1982 Hot Space album 5 songs are disco oriented. The fans booed on some of their shows, demanding the older more rock oriented materials, even though Hot space did have 5 rock songs in it, and the only thing Queen could enjoy from this big failoure of an album, which I actually like, is the 1981 hit Under Pressure with David Bowie. This song also signifies their last US hit, Freddie famously saying later, probably at 1984, that until Queen will have a hit song in the US, they won't be doing shows there anymore. Which they didn't, not while Fred was Alive. So Queen did 1 tv show live singing Under p. and quit the states comletely.
So Queen lost many fans from 1979 to 1983, and they lost the US as well. Big losses. So they had to reinvent themselves. The only way to state that We are a huge act, bigger and better than you think, is making a new headliner, a big ajdjusted to it's time (new wave era) big hit that would get you back to the top. and they managed to do it hugely through Radio Gaga. of course recreating their heavy rock sound with the semi hit song of the same The Works album Tear it up gave them a new credibility as far as their rock sound, and of course the second huge 80's hit of this album I want to break free returned them right to the top. These two songs became a great stadium show success and in 1985 Queen demonstrated it with one of their biggest arena triumphs, Rock In Rio festival performing in front of 285,000 south amrican crowd and absolutely killing it.
This is a great background and we appreciate you taking time to share this with us. Queen fans know all the stories.
Queen is always awesome
A lot of what's in the video is from Fritz Lang's silent movie "Metropolis" which has a varied history in itself being a lost movie at one time and over the years more bits were discovered and finally it has been completed but apparently it is in dispute as to who owns the rights to it. Freddie did the track a released single called "Love Kills" for a version of the movie which came out in the 80s, the B side is Rotswangs party by Giorgio Moroder.
Great reaction thanks for spending the time to reacting to queen
Thanks for watching!
The best Band in my opinion. Took new genres to a new level which was a bit risky. However, Queen made the music possible and all the members are my lovesXx love your Channel also. Your reactions always make me laugh😂 hope Coach gets better throughout the Week. I also have a suggestion which I think will lift both Coach’s spirit and Mrs Coach called “ Headlong” such a fast and Rock and roll song. Much love to you ❤
We appreciate it! Thank you.
REALLY ENJOYED yyour reaction to Queen's Radio Gaga. LOOKING FORWARD to your next reaction and hope you are FEELING better soon. ❤😊👍
Was about to write the same
Thank you so much!
THANK you for the 5 likes.and a THANK YOU to Coach FAST TV for ❤
THANK YOU Coach Cast TV for ❤ VERY MUCH APPRECIATED 👍 I would recommend listening to Freddie Mercury singing In My Defence, TRULY LOVELY song sung BEAUTIFULLY by Freddie himself. LOOKING FORWARD to your next reaction video.
'Thanks to Metropolis' refers to the 1927 Fritz Lang film, the footage used at the start and in later parts of the video.
Very cool! Thank you for the info.
Yes, and… Freddie recorded his “solo” song Love Kills for the soundtrack of the restored version of the film Metropolis, which would make a great choice for Coach and Mrs. To react to! I say “solo” because while Freddie gets solo billing, the whole band played on the track, if I recall correctly.
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They did their own version after his death
I dont think they performed on the soundtrack
@@bluebell3720 Sorry, there's an interview where Brian tells that "they all" played on it... that interview dates from around the time the Q+AL tour was playing the quieter version of it live in the US. Of course they were not credited.
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I dont think they'd let moroder take credit for composition if he didn't
Excellent reaction Coach and Mrs. Coach! I love this song written by Roger Taylor! We had the opportunity to see Queen + Adam Lambert last year in Los Angeles and they performed this song and everyone in the audience sang along and through the power of this video we all raised our hands and double clapped along with the song too just like the crowd did at the Live Aid concert. I also found on TH-cam "The making of Radio Ga Ga" It's a fun video to watch. I love John and Brian's hair blowing in the wind like that though! I hope your throat recovers soon. Take care of yourself. Looking forward to more! Peace. ☮
Thank you so much!
Freddie's got such a fine voice. Distinctive, yet so varied. Best I've heard at doing that. Many layers to his vocals. And John may not sing, but he did have the most varied hairstyles of the band (if you discount the time Roger tried to bleach his own hair & it turned green). But, oh dear John - why that perm? (competing with Brian? Only Brian's is natural). Silly lads. Great reaction Coach & Mrs Coach! Thanks. ps - the boiler suit folks' hand gestures (claps, raised arms, fist) caught Queen by surprise during their Live Aid set. Inspired them onward for the resulting "Magic Tour" - their final tour w/Freddie.
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Btw, I think John’s overgrown **FLOOF** perm was an attempt to disguise his receding hairline, since this was in 1984 and he kept The Floof until after Live Aid in 85. By the time they recorded the “One Vision” video later in 85, John had gotten The Floof cut off and you can see how much his hairline had receded. Later, he regrew a Lesser Floof, but started allowing his silver hairs to show at the temples (Yummy Silver Deaky)
But no matter how his hair was fixed, he was both handsome and adorable 😊
@@imweakfordeaky hi Sweetie! Oh yes, John is always handsome. And most experimental with hairstyles!
You should see behind the scenes making of this video. It's hilarious!!!
hey Dixie!
@@DonnaleaSpencer Hi Donnalea!! Fancy meeting you here!!! My fellow Queenie!
Oh ye, behind the scenes is really hilarious: Roger fixing his hair, Freddie forgetting the words and that two goofing around 😂
And of course, who is driving the flying car? Roger, of course! He is in love with his car 😅 (ok and the author of the song)
The black and white film is Metropolis which was directed by the German Film Director Fritz Langin 1927.
The film lasts over two and a half hours and is from the silent era. It's very good. The number of the cast used was quite extreme.
I have seen quite a few Fritz Lang films and his film "M" from 1931 is quite sinister in tone. This film did feature spoken dialogue.
There is one scene where the camera goes through a window of a house from the outside. How this scene was filmed, I do not know how, but it is incredible to see.
He was known to put the actors in danger for real to get as much realism as possible. Fritz Lang's contemporary and equivalent was Alfred Hitchcock.
I love the song too. It is from The Works album which is superb.
Oh yeah, this song is really good. The live was different than the studio but both are excellent in their own way. We also read they sped the song up a bit to fit the time given to them in Live Aid. That's some great info about the footage in the video.
@@CoachCastTV Thanks a lot.
All we hear is 👏👏
Radio ga ga 👏👏
Radio goo goo 👏👏
Radio blah blah 👏👏
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Radio Ga Ga ↔️ Lady Gaga Ga!! She is a huge Queen fan! Brian May said, “I worked with Lady Gaga and she’s very creative and is someone we’ve talked about singing, fronting the band with”. Link to Lady Gaga with Queen Another One Bites The Dust in Australia 2014 -
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live aid! best performance ever!!freddy!!!!!
It's fun to watch "Making of Radio Ga-Ga" (here on TH-cam) because you can see Freddie and Roger being naughty boys together. They certainly fed off each others' energy. Freddie and Roger had drinks on the floor of the space ship and drank inbetween takes (they show that). It really is fun to watch the guys when the camera is off. Great reaction and please feel better soon, Coach! We need you!
Thanks so much! It's not surprising they are the naughty ones.
They called the Queen Fan Club's members for help to participate in the video. Get better soon Mr Coach!
Thank you!
It was a great time to be a member of the fan club. Got to be used and know about things early.
Queen were great whether in the studio or live. I enjoy live more as it is in the moment, immediate and with it's 'wrinkles'. Also their individual personalities are on display and Freddie's interaction with the crowd adds that extra dimension and power. I grew up on Queen, I'm 67. Great to hear your voice Mr Coach, Mrs Coach looks very relaxed after the 'quiet ' period 😄Be well, cheers Rich
LOL! Yeah, she's probably not minding the quiet. We appreciate you and agree about preferring the live versions for the reasons you mentioned.
Friend of mine was in the video and still has his white 'boiler suit' signed by the band !
That's awesome!
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I have NOT stopped laughing: Now we know WHY John & Brian had to sit in the backseat of the flying space car!
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For those of us who grew up with radio (even before we had a TV my brother and I would listen to shows on the radio) We listened to Dick Tracy, Amos and Andy, The Shadow, Inner Sanctum and several others. It was so much fun and my imagination would paint vivid pictures to go along with what I was hearing. I love all the detail in this video, it really does cover how the world relied on radio for information and how it was crucial during war time so that things like brown outs and black outs could be followed. Of course it was our main source for music as well. For my 9th birthday I had begged for months for a transistor radio but they were expensive. My mother saved Green Stamps and was able to buy me one. I had a 9 o'clock bedtime on school nights but the Dodger games started at 8 so I had to go to bed before the games were over. I was a huge fan. The Dodgers had come to Los Angeles just a couple of years before that and I got bitten by the bug. I knew every player and all their stats. So radio was such a big part of my growing up as it was for the members of this band. This song is about how video had broken onto the music scene and MTv was a big deal. The song is about how they hoped that radio wouldn't go away because it really was so special to so many generations. Of course this song is like an early warning and rather prophetic, we have indeed lost radio for the most part, and it is sad. As kids, we even built our own crystal set radios. Yes the "stick" is a microphone and Roger is driving for two reasons. The drums drive the music and also Roger wrote this song so he should be the pilot. The black and white footage in this video is from a German Sci-Fimovie called Metropolis which was released in 1927. Due to time constraints of Live Aid, Queen sped up this song for that performance. They labored over fitting all 6 of their songs for that set into the alloted time of 20 minutes.
This is a great comment. Thanks for sharing. Coach remembers having a radio, as well. 👍
Creative Queen going for eye opening productions! Credit a lot of it to Freddie Mercury the member of their Rock Band with his degree from Ealing Art College.
I love this song! Many years have passed but i still love it.Thank you
As you correctly pointed out, live versions were quite different. Roger 'covered' it throughout his solo tours and it sounded great!
Brian knows about drag. He is also pretty good on sound waves.
Yery unique song from Queen, and I absolutely love listening to it. Absolute earworm. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
One time I completely lost my voice for 3 days. Those around me were so grateful 😁 feel better
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I loved this video and thought they all looked amazing. They speeded it up a little for Live Aid! A great song from Roger.
Hope you’re feeling better……fellow Queenie!!🎼❤️🎼🇬🇧
Thanks so much!
Hi folks! Ah, the 80s. The hair indeed! All cut off and moussed-and that moustache. Ugh. Oh well, we can't have everything, can we? My favourite memory of this video is that they invited the fan club (per usual for their videos. How awesome is *that* ?) to play the audience, and they got the clapping perfect, but the *band* kept screwing it up. And speaking of Live Aid, it's worth it to remember that that audience wasn't a "Queen" audience, it was an "everybody" audience. Well, for them 22 minutes, they were a Queen audience. After this, I'm going to go watch "Bohemian Rhapsody" again. Love you guys!
Yeah, the hair was great...tons of Aqua Net hairspray for the ladies (and some of the guys). A lot of guys with perms, mullets, etc. The '80s were a great time!
You'll probably like the groove of Band-Maid's "Bubble". Theme song for Japanese drama "Perfect Crime" and video is a homage to "Bohemian Rhapsody".
Very cool!
Hey team ‼️great reaction to the greatest band 💥💥💥usually the live versions are more “louder “ to hype the crowd. Hope your voice is better coach
Appreciate that. Each day it's coming back a little more, and Mrs. Coach is glad I'm not talking much. LOL
Great song of course, but they definitely stepped it up a notch or two at Live Aid. Btw it was Roger's son, who actually said kaka!
Get well soon, Coach! I always enjoy your reactions even if I don’t always comment. 😊
Thanks so much!
Need to react to Another One Bites the Dust live at Montreal. If you want to hear Freddie sing a song in falsetto react to Cool Cat. Freddie plays the electric piano and John plays all other instruments.
Hello Mr & Mrs Coach. Yeah your correct about it coming from a comment from Rodgers son. But it was also about how video (M TV) was killing radio. So it's a slight protest song from Rodger.
Also you have to remember on Live Aid. Freddie had a throat infection yet could put out the greatest ever live performance. Never to be bettered since
When your having a bad day you guys turn up trumps to send it all away..... Thank you
Ah, that's great to hear you say. We truly appreciate the kindness you guys show us!
I prefer the live version because they always perform it at a faster pace. The studio version always seems to drag.
It's true that Roger's oldest son, Felix, at the age of 2 declared the radio to be "ca ca" which is French for "sh*t". (Felix's mother is French). The phrase stuck with Roger and he wrote a song called Radio Ca ca. The band loved it but the management declared the "Ca-ca" was not to be. So Roger begrudgingly changed it from Ca-ca to Ga-ga. (Though according to Roger, they still sang Ca-ca during the recording a few times).
😄 That's great!
great reaction! this song is such a classic that appeals to all generations. now i can’t quite remember if i’ve requested this song before, or if you have reacted to it and i totally missed it (in that case, my bad!) but i absolutely recommend the song “let me live” off their final studio album post freddie’s passing, made in heaven. i believe it’s the only song containing lead vocals from all 3 singers in the band, but perhaps i missed a hidden song! have a wonderful day :)
Thanks for that suggestion. We did not hear that one yet.
Still wanting on, Who Wants to Live Forever, written for Highlander movie. The video from Budapest is the best.
@CoachCastTV My favorite Queen fun-fact of 'Radio Gaga' is that Roger and Brian had quite a spat over who was going to drive that flying car ;-) It appears, to me, that the guys with the non-aerodynamic hair ended in the back seat, lol. Take care out there, folks 🙂
😆 Kind of a makeshift spoiler. 🤣
One thing that I have really enjoyed about your Queen reactions has been watching Mrs Coach develop a crush on Freddie. I see it in her eyes, and her little hint of a smile when he sings, and it's the cutest thing ever. I'm quite a bit older than she is, and I developed my crush on Freddie very late in life. He's pretty much irresistible to the ladies. How could he not be? Thanks for your reactions. Y'all are great! 😊
Great reaction as always ❤ get better soon Coach ❤ x
Thank you!!
Coach needs to get into those rings to get his voice back but then again he might start singing radio gaga...🤪
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Thank you for taking the time to do this reaction! It was great fun as always. And get well soon! ✨
Thank you!
Aloha Coach and Mama Coach🤙🏽 Although I’m hawaiian Freddie Mercury and Dean Martin is my all time favorite singers... I grew up listening to hawaiian music but Freddie and Dean is and still my go to music everyday.. You should react to “Isreal “IZ” Kamakawiwo’ole-Somewhere over the Rainbow” this song has over a Billion views.. Aloha Coach and hope you and your Ohana is doing well😉🤙🏽. Freddie is KING!!🤙🏽
Hey there! Good to see you. We can understand why those voices would be your go-to music.
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Love love love Queen & pretty new to this channel , not sure how heavy you like Rock , but when I need to rock out its Paradise City by Guns n Roses , best intro best guitar riff & to be more or less hypocritical I listen to reggae & Ska . Hope you feel better soon & keep on jamming 👍
Thank you. Yes, GnR is a band we know we'll. That's a great song.
Fabulous! Queen is truly eternal! Its an interesting look back on how the radio was relied on for news as well as music and other forms of entertainment. The lyrics refer to famous moments in history that were heard on the radio. In the lines "wars of world invaded by mars", he's referring to the infamous radio show "war of the worlds" narrated by Orson Wells and Winston Churchill's famous "finest hour" speech. I still listen to (internet) radio on occasions like live opera broadcasts for example. As others have said, the video is also mirroring the famous silent movie Metropolis, which is specifically set in a dystopian future. It also symbolizes how things in life are becoming more mechanical and meaningless, and people are becoming robotic etc. Dr. Sir Brian and Roger did a series of audio commentaries of certain songs/music videos and they did an interesting one for this song/video. th-cam.com/video/Gk-dy-nCfEI/w-d-xo.html.
Thanks for sharing that. The song is great in both versions we've heard, and they were definitely different (live vs. studio). And yeah, radio certainly isn't what it was at one time in our history.
Hablo desde mi limitado conocimiento, Queen,en las grabaciones de estudio, llegaban a una perfección y unos matices musicales y de producción fabulosos, en vivo eran los cuatro,sin matices, más rockero, por así decirlo. En las canciones, por así decirlo, más pop,como podría ser esta o A kind of magic, por poner otro ejemplo,en directo pasa a ser rock, la perfección musical de los matices de la producción de la grabación cambia a la energía la banda en directo,con menos arreglos pero más contundente.
Big fan of ur channel
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Please don't let "The Miracle " Official V. Slide bye Coach Fam....😊
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A classic from Roger Taylor 👍🏻
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🇬🇧 Norfolk : remember this one live in the crowd at live aid 😊