LIVE AID-1985 FULL CONCERT-QUEEN-THIS IS THE GREATEST CONCERT OF ALL TIME
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![Live Aid (Queen) Full Concert [1985, London, Wembley Stadium]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PLIAp5nr0q0/mqdefault.jpg)
The entire band are legends. I do wish the camera guys showed more of Roger, Brian, and John's performance.
Best gig of my life !
I feel blessed to have been there.
I heard Roger Taylor interviewed recently and they asked if Queen was scared because of the crowd size. 1/4 of the world's population was watching. Roger said yes. He went on to say the acoustics on stage wee so bad...he said the sound stage itself was SO bad they couldn't hear eachother at all!!!! The entire set, he said, was eye contact, body language & everyone playing by memory! Flawless performance...amazing it was like each Queen member was deaf....and killing it. You did a great reaction. Best wishes with your channel!
were* typo above, not wee...ughh
Freddie had a throat infection and was advised by doctors not to take part in the concert. He went against the advice and this was the result! He said it was like singing with broken glass in his throat. One must admire his bravado, hitting the notes that did, with tune and with force and with performance.
Yes - and Roger took the high note - and Freddie took the low note - - from time to time.
@@anne-mariesindruprix4792 Sometimes Freddie's pain was palpable. He deserved all the applause and adulation that the crowd cheered towards him, given his throat was so raw. But what a brilliant performance. The show must go on.
Freddie sang, played piano and guitar, wrote and composed songs,drew the Queen logo and pic of Roger’s face on his drum, and designed their early costumes along with the help of a stylist/seamstress. He had a degree in art design. All four members -college graduates and multitalented musicians.
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In 2005, their Live Aid performance was named the greatest live rock performance of all time by a BBC poll, ahead of Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock and the Rolling Stones’ free gig in Hyde Park. It’s been described as 20 minutes that changed music.
People often think of Freddie as a pianist, but he occasionally played guitar, and he would write with one, too. What kind of guitarist was he?
Brian May told it:
He was very good on the guitar, very unorthodox - all downstrokes. He wrote the riff for “Ogre Battle” [from 1974’s Queen II]. I used to play it with up- and downstrokes, but he was all downstrokes. Imagine how fast his right hand was moving! He had a frenetic energy on the guitar, which came across very well in that song. He played the rhythm on “Crazy Little Thing Called Love.” I wanted to sound as good as Freddie did on that record, which was damn good.” As a massive fan of Jimi Hendrix, Freddie taught himself to play the guitar, after some point he gave up on the idea.
I subscribe because of Queen
Thank you so much!
@@risbydacreator Well - I like your reaction as well
Has anyone recently Queen, live, Montreal 1981 the song Somebody To Love? It's out of this world!
some versions don't cut off the end the way this one did...someone chopped the very end of We Are The Champions......
You needed to let the second part of the concert play, it is the encore, the song, Is This the World We Created. Many people think they wrote it for the concert but no they didn't. Queen was so taken aback over the famine in Africa they wrote the song months earlier. Well no one has told you the stuff about the concert you should know. First Queen was not on the ticket or in the advertising. By the time they got hold of Queen it was very late in the month so no one really knew they were coming, the people were not a Queen audience, but as you saw the world is a Queen audience. Queen took this concert very seriously and took the time to practice and get their set down. Each act had only 22 minutes to perform, Queen packed it all in there and made it look easy. Elton John went on after Queen and he said, "how I am supposed to go on after that, you killed it." This concert has gone down in history as one of the very best live concerts in Rock n Roll. Freddie had a horrible throat infection and was told NOT TO SING or he could lose his voice for good, Freddie did not let the world down and sang his heart out. All the cups of beer on the piano and such were for the band and Freddie but he had tea and honey in his cup for his throat. Freddie plays an amazing piano, guitar and of course he sings. The line up was insane with amount of talent that was there that day. Most of people just kinda did what they wanted and didn't put any effort into it. I hope that gives you some insight on what went on that day and how a different Queen ruled England for 22 minutes in 1985! I do hope you read my comment it adds something to your reaction I think.
Roger Taylor really took the slack up for Freddie vocally. Also, Queen were, I seem to remember, only about 5 seconds over their time slot. Roger is awesome.
Also, the engineers who snuck the volume up on the mixing desk contributed massively
The engineers just so happen to be Queen's sound guys... well.......so they got the royal treatment.. Only the best for Queen.
I think if you look at the end, you will see that a red light in the footlights displays exactly as the set ends, signifying that they hit their end time exactly
“Roger took the slack up”..that gave me a good laugh....Freddie with the four octave range....you needed to say that Roger “added to the performance”...in the same way that John and Brian contributed to the ensemble that were Queen...😂🤩
This isn't the 'full concert'. Queen were just one act amongst many, in a concert that lasted for, something like, 16 hours! :)
Freddie composed Crazy Little Thing Called Love on the guitar, in the bath, in ten minutes lol. It was a tribute to Elvis Presley.
If you look Brian plays three guitars in Crazy little thing called Love. He plays an acoustic, a fender electric and of course his famous red special.
Freddie was this amazing even though he had laryngitis the week before this concert.
not rec3ntly...recommended * another typo
The song Radio Gaga was where Lady Gaga got her name from!
You lost a little bit in the end - deliberately?? It is not nessecary if you use Queens official tapes - they never block - - they want their music to be heard. It's even more impressive when you think about the limited time - 20 min. and no soundsystem of their own - though they tampered with it so that they were louder than the other bands. They were rehearsed and played their hits - or bits of them - -- that was so clever - they delivered what is considered the best live performance of all times.
There is a video going around with the end missing, It must come up on top of the search list, so reactors are clicking on it.
@@rosy4370 🤐😒😮💨
@Rosy Yeah I don't understand why TH-cam not have taken down that crippled version yet.
@@drigerdranzer7514 I wish they would take it down it's so annoying.I did wonder if the other two band members had something to do with it, as they are auto tunning and pitch correcting some of Freddies work.😒