Ohhhhh Myyyyy GOSH!!! THANK YOU, SO MUCH... This is my ALL TIME FAVORITE performance!! Your reaction has made my entire upcoming week.🥰 And yes, Freddie always did a lot of improvising in live performances, so EVERY live version of a given song is a different experience... For instance, there are five different live video performances (that I can think of right now) of "Somebody To Love", and each one is completely different. As-far-as reactions to other songs from this Milton Keynes concert... YESSSS PLEASE!! This is my FAVORITE concert - there is so much improvising/it's obvious the band is having fun - so I would be grateful/thrilled for reactions to ANYTHING from this show.
Thank you for reacting to Freddie and Queen’s fabulous performance. There will never be another band like these 4 perfect musicians together.. Freddie only had less than 3 years of classical piano lessons when he was a young boy, yet later, he became a great pianist. He was artistic and creative in nature; he had perfect rhythm and he never missed a beat especially while performing live. He had the amazing knowledge in chord harmonization, he was an extraordinary songwriter. He had stunning vocals, and incredible authentic stage presence… Not enough words. He is truly missed!
How fabulous is Freddie's creative piano accompaniment? He seamlessly creates vocally AND behind Brian's great solo, especially Brian's last solo. Queen, a beautifically terrific band of perfection.
Very nice Theo, thank you for your insightful comments, done respectfully and considerately, understanding the musicians and the occasion. Much appreciated. Barry
Queen were often very tired doing their UK dates in later years because they came at the end of very big tours. It made them quite rough on home ground but also very creative in front of huge and appreciative crowds. It created a strange kind of magic then and, of course, 4 years later in their epic final UK shows with Mercury.
It always amazed me how Queen could play the same songs but change them up each time they played. They were all incredible musicians and Freddie Mercury’s voice is always a revelation to hear. These four men created magic together. Try Queen 1976 Hyde Park as Freddie hypnotizes thousands by singing You Take My Breath Away.
Just so you know, Freddie wasn't a trained singer as he never had a single singing lesson in his life, he was just naturally talented with his vocal abilities.
Love this concert Freddie is so full of energy, try Staying Power or back Chat and of course Fat Bottomed Girls at this concert is the best, thanks for your reaction
THEO, A SUGGESTION..... Sometime, maybe you'd consider doing a reaction/analysis to TWO related songs, both from Freddie Mercury's operatic Barcelona album: "EXERCISES IN FREE LOVE" and "ENSUENO" "Exercises In Free Love" is the Demo vocal exercise that Freddie recorded where he's singing the SOPRANO part he'd written for Montserrat Caballe, so she could hear how he envisioned it might sound for her to sing. (The original 1987 Demo is better - IMO - than the later posthumous re-issue of the song; the posthumous rendition has more orchestra backing/the vocals aren't "in the forefront" as much.) "Ensueno" is the finished song, a duet... This time Montserrat is singing the soprano part (obviously) and Freddie is singing with her in an operatic-style baritone. (Apparently, she said she "talked him into" singing the part in that style, and she "gave him some pointers".) THESE WOULD MAKE SUCH AN INTERESTING COMPARISON!
hi my friend.. i started to hear Queen when 'I want it all break out'.. i was 10 years old.. so, i think you can really appreciate the best Freddie Mercury in the 24-25 December 1979 concert in London.. a very special concert!! He is so clean.. i mean, till 1982 (but just the european legs) he was basically at the top, but Aìas you can hear in this song herself.. at certain point he is not clear.. he become deeper and dark in the voice.. try to compare this somebody to love to the same of that concert..
th-cam.com/video/W5_lxjD5XW8/w-d-xo.html here is the link ;) have fun my friend.. p.s. i'm also a singer.. i'm a kind of melodic tenor when i'm particularly hangry =)
Looking forward to this exposé of the music 🎵 worlds finest 😊 be great to get some refreshing insights to the talent, 💪🏽musicians, craft and artistries of the individuals and group 🔥Queen 🏆
@@TheoNtTV he’s got a wild vibrato. When he first started singing Roger said he sounded like a lamb but I guess he found a way to control it. Totally self taught.
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Ohhhhh Myyyyy GOSH!!! THANK YOU, SO MUCH... This is my ALL TIME FAVORITE performance!!
Your reaction has made my entire upcoming week.🥰
And yes, Freddie always did a lot of improvising in live performances, so EVERY live version of a given song is a different experience... For instance, there are five different live video performances (that I can think of right now) of "Somebody To Love", and each one is completely different.
As-far-as reactions to other songs from this Milton Keynes concert... YESSSS PLEASE!! This is my FAVORITE concert - there is so much improvising/it's obvious the band is having fun - so I would be grateful/thrilled for reactions to ANYTHING from this show.
Thank you Marcie!!! Will do more soon.
@@TheoNtTV I enjoy ALL of your music reactions so much, I look forward to it!
My favorite performance of this song, Freddie is electrifying
They made the Song their Own and were Perfectionist at their Craft , no Half A__!
Enjoyed Your Professional
Look at it
Thank you!!!
Thank you for reacting to Freddie and Queen’s fabulous performance. There will never be another band like these 4 perfect musicians together..
Freddie only had less than 3 years of classical piano lessons when he was a young boy, yet later, he became a great pianist. He was artistic and creative in nature; he had perfect rhythm and he never missed a beat especially while performing live. He had the amazing knowledge in chord harmonization, he was an extraordinary songwriter. He had stunning vocals, and incredible authentic stage presence… Not enough words. He is truly missed!
How fabulous is Freddie's creative piano accompaniment? He seamlessly creates vocally AND behind Brian's great solo, especially Brian's last solo. Queen, a beautifically terrific band of perfection.
Very nice Theo, thank you for your insightful comments, done respectfully and considerately, understanding the musicians and the occasion. Much appreciated. Barry
Thank you Barry!!!
Queen were often very tired doing their UK dates in later years because they came at the end of very big tours. It made them quite rough on home ground but also very creative in front of huge and appreciative crowds. It created a strange kind of magic then and, of course, 4 years later in their epic final UK shows with Mercury.
It always amazed me how Queen could play the same songs but change them up each time they played. They were all incredible musicians and Freddie Mercury’s voice is always a revelation to hear. These four men created magic together.
Try Queen 1976 Hyde Park as Freddie hypnotizes thousands by singing You Take My Breath Away.
Thank you!
Just so you know, Freddie wasn't a trained singer as he never had a single singing lesson in his life, he was just naturally talented with his vocal abilities.
Something very special about this performance.
You should check out BoRap live in Montreal. Such a stellar performance of the song.
Thank you very much!!
I enjoyed your intelligent reaction. So nice for a change.
Thanks a lot!!
Love this concert Freddie is so full of energy, try Staying Power or back Chat and of course Fat Bottomed Girls at this concert is the best, thanks for your reaction
Thank you very much!!
THEO, A SUGGESTION.....
Sometime, maybe you'd consider doing a reaction/analysis to TWO related songs, both from Freddie Mercury's operatic Barcelona album:
"EXERCISES IN FREE LOVE"
and
"ENSUENO"
"Exercises In Free Love" is the Demo vocal exercise that Freddie recorded where he's singing the SOPRANO part he'd written for Montserrat Caballe, so she could hear how he envisioned it might sound for her to sing. (The original 1987 Demo is better - IMO - than the later posthumous re-issue of the song; the posthumous rendition has more orchestra backing/the vocals aren't "in the forefront" as much.)
"Ensueno" is the finished song, a duet... This time Montserrat is singing the soprano part (obviously) and Freddie is singing with her in an operatic-style baritone. (Apparently, she said she "talked him into" singing the part in that style, and she "gave him some pointers".)
THESE WOULD MAKE SUCH AN INTERESTING COMPARISON!
Thanks a lot again!!!!
th-cam.com/video/ZnLTowjGkgw/w-d-xo.html
Can you react to now i'm here from the hammersmith odeon 1979 the band and freddie are on fire, one of their best performances!
Yes, let’s go!!!
Yes! Thanks a lot!
hi my friend.. i started to hear Queen when 'I want it all break out'.. i was 10 years old.. so, i think you can really appreciate the best Freddie Mercury in the 24-25 December 1979 concert in London.. a very special concert!! He is so clean.. i mean, till 1982 (but just the european legs) he was basically at the top, but Aìas you can hear in this song herself.. at certain point he is not clear.. he become deeper and dark in the voice.. try to compare this somebody to love to the same of that concert..
th-cam.com/video/W5_lxjD5XW8/w-d-xo.html here is the link ;) have fun my friend.. p.s. i'm also a singer.. i'm a kind of melodic tenor when i'm particularly hangry =)
Thank you!!!
Milton Keynes is the best !!! ✌🏼🔥💥🔥
Looking forward to this exposé of the music 🎵 worlds finest 😊 be great to get some refreshing insights to the talent, 💪🏽musicians, craft and artistries of the individuals and group 🔥Queen 🏆
Thanks Barry!
Queen is almost always better LIVE.
Try out Freddie with Monsterrat Caballe ❤
Montreal 1981 it's even better😂😂😂😂
I know it's live but you have to listen my Melancholy blues houston 1977 and
Innuendo from Innuendo 1991 a masterpiece( also called Borap nineties).
Montreal 1981 was epic! ❤🌈👑
Singers can always get someting useful out of Theo's vocal analysis. This is no different!
Thanks a lot man!
Queen is better performing live, (my opinion)
Queen is often better live! Welcome!
Do you think he is aware of the dynamic changes in his vocals or just it comes naturally.
I think it comes naturally as a result of the vibe in live shows.
@@TheoNtTV he’s got a wild vibrato. When he first started singing Roger said he sounded like a lamb but I guess he found a way to control it. Totally self taught.
Freddie never sang a song in the same way. This is one of the really special versions of the song. All of them are great, though.
Nice Video🫶
Thanks!!
97.8% of all Queen is better live than studio version.
In Montreal is better