Gotta love John in his shorts! From their early days in their theatrical costumes to just whatever they happened to be wearing, that kind of tells a story of its own. Queen worked crazy hard at the beginning to create and cultivate their audience. Over the years, we all got comfortable enough with one another that we -- band and audience alike -- could just hang out and get silly. If you want to see another song with all of them at the front of the stage, check out 39. It was written by Brian, and it's basically a folk song about interstellar space travel.
You're So Square was an Elvis song. Tutti Frutti was Little Richard. This is the Friday concert at Wembley '86 when it rained. Saturday's concert is the one most people see when it was dry. Love the drums in Tutti Frutti! Go Roger!
Hi folks! The best thing about these coversis that we finally get John out front a little and let everybody know what we know, what an excellent bass player he is. At the half century mark I can tell you, I get a huge kick out of all the love Queen are getting now, Freddie (and John) particularly, because let me tell you, there was no love for the man in the 70s. I took crap from every angle, including my own Pop. (Until he listened. Then he changed HIS tune.) Where was all this love in the 80s when they were in drag? Oh well, better late than never, I guess. At any rate, the covers are excellent-Freddie's proof than with enough talent, any old barn can be painted up. Love you guys!
Haha, well said about the barn. It's a shame they weren't more popular in our circle as we could have been enjoying them all these years, but now that we have heard as much as we have, there is no denying they are among the greatest ever.
You can see how they just enjoy what they are doing and also the humor side of Freddie. The Queen has high respect for previous bands or musicians so they pay tribute. I like this part of their concert because you can see Freddie's genuineness and other member of the band. Thank you Mr. & Mrs. Coach for your great reaction🙂
You can see where they get their appreciation and skill with harmonies. Love this format and seeing them letting loose a little. And I love seeing John and Roger up front 💛💛💛💛
Guys, there where two concerts at Wembley (Night one, Friday 11th & Saturday 12th July 1986). The first with rain that not helped. If you react again, try to find the second, for me is the Best! Of course, both are great!
This is my favourite medley, thank you for sharing it on this dark and rainy afternoon, I'm still smiling. 😁 Good music is timeless and legends never die.
Yep, Coachies... a "medley"... starting with Elvis... then Ricky Nelson and Little Richard... and the whole band were amazing!.... so much fun... appreciate your reactions!
Thank you! So much fun! I love it when Freddie forgets the words, and the others are so used to that happening during the impromptu medleys, that they simply carry on and fill in for him until he remembers!! Good to see Roger coming down front too. We get to see glimpses of him in videos, especially when he's singing, but he tends to spend most of his time hidden from the crowd by his enormous drum kit. Freddie was so upset that the sky dared to rain on him! I couldn't help laughing.
I am the same age as these guys, so all the songs they grew up with are the songs I grew up with too, and I can remember bopping around to these. But Queen take their own songs to another level!
This is such an upbeat medley, the band seems to be having a whole lot of fun. That is Spike Edney on piano. He is a multi-instrumentalist who is often referred to as the 5th member of Queen. He steps in for Freddie when Freddie is in front. He also still is part of the Queen touring band and played with both Brian and Roger on their solo work and tours.
Yay!!! This is my absolute favorite Queen medley. As you already have heard, "You're So Square" is an Elvis song. I have adored Elvis since I was a little girl. Yes, Freddie loved Elvis and was inspired by him when he wrote Queen's biggest US hit "This Thing Called Love". He even dresses up like Elvis in the music video. I loved this y'all! Thanks!
@@CoachCastTV You those two bands are really pretty tight. Brian May introduced Def Leppard 2019 into the Rock & Roll Hall of fame and Def Leppard were at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert (after his death) playing together with Queen. There are several live appearances of those bands together here on TH-cam.
"You're So Square, I Don't Care" was first released by Buddy Holly. Elvis performed "You're So Square, I Don't Care" in JailHouse Rock. FYI - Freddie "forgot" the words to "MaryLou" every performance. Glad you enjoyed this! it is one of my favorites.
Just another trivia: At the end of Tutti Frutti, when Freddie was interacting with the crowd, Roger had to run fast back to his drum kit (Freddie was looking back if he made it) and then all hell on drums (+ guitar and piano) broke loose....😅
@@CoachCastTVthere's footage from the second (Saturday) concert where you can see more of Roger and Spike (of course Freddie, Brian and John too)... They are having a blast (absence of rain helped) 😂 th-cam.com/video/bZqFwJ0cLco/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xxupAL3-ZgcjCvcj
Gotta love any and all Queen medleys!! They are the masterstrokes of Rock n Roll 🎸🥁🎤 🎼 Is there anything that Queen can’t perform?? The answer is NO .. Masters of music & song!! 🎶 Thank you! 😊
I'll throw this here just so you know. The Live at Wembley show is not just one concert, but two nights (with pretty much the same setlist). The Friday night is lesser known and it's the one you saw here (you can tell because it was raining), the Saturday night is instead the one most people know (I think all your previous reactions of the live at wembley show were from the 2nd night). The nice thing about them having the same setlist is that you basically have two different versions of the songs you can choose from. Overall despite being much less famous, the 1st night has the better performance, especially from Freddie, whose voice is much less tired (I think it's pretty noticeable). Also I have to make you aware that in the 2nd night in many of the songs Freddie came back after the tour to record some overdubs to "patch up" the times where you could really hear his voice being tired so it's not technically 100% live since there is some studio work behind (this is never the case in the 1st night). Both shows are really great anyways, the 2nd night is still epic and the band plays incredibly well, amazing performance, but it's pretty hard to go wrong with them. All of this aside, I really suggest you reacting to a medley of In the lap of the gods revisited (it's totally different from the one you already did, literally a different song), seven seas of rhye and tear it up from their live in Budapest show (it's about two weeks after these Wembley shows). The quality of the footage is incredible (and the performance is too). I couldn't find a video with just those three songs, but just skip to 8:29 in this video (it's the whole show) ad watch it from there th-cam.com/video/K3tscc6w1UU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OSYrfhYzBGkwTKAD The medley ends around 14:40, just before a kind of magic (another awesome one I strongly suggest you checking out, this time from the 1st wembley show, here's the link th-cam.com/video/7fEaLst2srs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pGUCntir7OIY8twk the one on Queen's official channel is really bad quality so that's why I gave you the link. This is one of their most famus performances and it's usually one of the first ones people react to). Sorry for the long comment, but I think you'll really enjoy both of the suggestions!
You are correct Coach. That was Spike on the piano. I saw an interview with Roger and Brian and they said they loved doing these because they could have more fun with other's songs than their own.
Such a great performance. If the band is having fun, so are we This is from the Friday night show at Wembley, Saturday is very similar but you can hear this on spotify. My dad had the pleasure of being at both the Friday and Saturday show. Drove 4 hours to wembley, watched the show, drove back 4 hours to take his friend home and then back again to Wembley all in the same day, so he could make it back to the front of the stage for the next night
Fun finding out you're a Def Leppard fan, Queen and Def Leppard have always been my favorite bands. When Steve Clark died Joe Elliott said the first phone call he received was from Brian May, Brian May said when Freddie died the first phone call he received was from Joe Elliott ❤ Steve was one hell of a guitarist and Freddie excelled at everything, both gone too soon.
My father was a fan of Elvis. I became the owner of his various albums. I did buy a box set of Elvis Gold albums. When I played them, I became emotional due to my fathers appreciation of Elvis. I love Bon Scott era of AC/DC. The early period of Def Leppard is the best. I did have the first release that was an EP. They did record it in Willerby which is a village outside my City. I read in a book in the 80s that they had friends that lived down the same street my friend lived on. They did visit this street in the late 70s. I mention this as one night I heard the playing of guitar. It could have been Def Leppard or maybe not. I did see Def Leppard on the Donnington Festival in 1986. It was the second time they played after Rick's car accident. They were great. Good music can be of any age. It does not diminish regardless of how old it is.
in the first song, doesn't the blending of Freddie's voice with Roger's sound wonderful? I love the richness just those two bring to the song. (I know all of them are known for their harmonies). thanks for your reaction.
Two recommendations where less is more: "Dreamers Ball" and "My melancholic blues". Both from Queen, the first of them, it seems like you are listening to a band from the 30s and the second, what you would hear in a cabaret.
My Melancholy Blues from Houston 77 is what you want to look for. It’s just Freddie, John and Roger and it’s a pure pleasure to listen to. I’m told it was my favorite song when I was in utero.
Hahhhaaa you kindly didn't react on lyrics that Freddie's changed in the middle: I got a girl named Daisy, she f**es me really crazy 😮🫣🤣 and Freddie's and Roger's little grins after that 😂😂 Roger and Freddie had a special bond, they fooled around but also Roger always supported Freddie with vocals when Freddie had problems singing and had to rest his voice or change the key because of that. Fred and Rog run a vintage clothes store at Kensington market before forming of Queen. Freddie joked that Roger has a dog whistle pitch 😂. The best way of hearing that is in a song '39 when they are singing really high notes together. I'll be glad to see your reaction to that song.
Hello Mr & Mrs Coach. Thank you for sharing this Melody. It was great to remember watching first time. Yes you are correct when you say its good for bands to show appreciation for bands & music that came before them. Possibly shows what influenced them in the first place. I do have a suggestion for you in the same regard. Watch the crowd at a Green Day concert sing off Bohemian Rphsody
Hi over there thanks for your nice reaction, I can see you enjoyed this medley ! I suffer from a terrible toothache today so I said to myself let's listen to some Queen in good company (that means you two of course) and after watching this I feel much better ! Freddie is the best painkiller ! (sorry if my English is not good enough, well I'm French you know..😅)
Heh it was raining cats and dogs that first Wembley night (Friday) and they've all been soaking wet but it was awesome. Just after this rock'n'roll medley ... when Freddie put a plastic bag over his head they played Boh Rhap, Freddie sat at the piano and joked: What a picnic !! 😂 Is everybody nice and wet? 😅 It's the only way to be in England ... 🙃🤣😂
Pure quality! As always.... Great reaction as always i would of filled you in but i cant say any more than the chat already has.... Kudos chat btw! 👍✌️😎
Hello my friends ! thank you for all his Queen songs! I'm going to give you some information about Freddy Mercury and other members of the group...Freddy was a fan of Elvis Presley yes, but not only that! fan of Liza Minelli and Jimi Hendrix! Def leppard (whom I also like...have often paid tribute to Queen by often inviting Brian May during their concert in the United States, Brian May named them in Awards as the best groups with their albums Pyromania and were rewarded for this magnificent album I must say Roger Taylor, he was a fan of the Who and of Jimi Hendrix too, of which he did a cover himself Foxy Lady with his group "the Cross", for Jhon Deacon, Jimi Hendrix also for their tastes! and various musical influences, I'm not going to reveal them all to you but I'll keep some later I'm going to ask you for a new suggestion from Queen, still in the Rock spirit, and I think you'll like this piece a lot, guitar distortions, some! quite “metal” riffs, John Deacon on bass is excellent and Roger Taylor hits hard! and freddy voice is great
People like Elton John and The Beatles have said that growing up their musical heroes were the likes of Little Richard and Chuck Berry, so no doubt it was the same for Queen.
Queen always admired musicians who came before them (The Beatles and Jimmy Hendrix were their "Bible") and were greatfull to learn from them. But Queen also had a big influence on younger bands. Coaches #2 group, Def Leppard, especially Joe Elliot, are close friends with Brian. Brian recalled how he saw them play in 1983 at LA Forum and was amazed. They invited him to play with them their second night and it was then that Joe dragged Brian (who was lost in his playing) to safety just a second before the pyrotechnic blast almost burned him. 😮 Joe said that Queen was an enormous influence on Leppard. ❤ ... Joe once revealed that Brian was the first one who rang him and offered support after Rick Allen's car accident in 1984 and also when Steve Clark died. 💔 When Freddie was dying it was Joe who worried about how Brian was coping. Joe was the first to rang Brian when it was announced that Freddie was dead. 💔 Def Leppard performed at 1992 Freddie's Tribute Concert and it was Brian who inducted Def Leppard into the the Rock n Roll Hall Of Fame in 2019. ❤ ...
Another great reaction team 💥still on my plate are 2 suggestions. Mrs coach “who wants to live forever “ studio track. Mr coach “was it all worth it” also studio 💥💥both are other sides of Queen 😂
Still haven't reacted to "tear it up" tut tut! I honestly believe Freddie leaves out the line "Im not one who gets around, swear my feets stuck to the ground" on purpose, he does it in the other performance as well. My opinion and I could be wrong is he sings this for Mary Austin but he knows when they were together that wasn't the case. Kind of makes sense.
Please REACT, to Jan Werner he died Only 30 years old, In 2006 ❤️ he really deserves more love ❤️🥺🥹💐 He had songs, like Duett, Air, And Everything and more ❤️ It’s also a great year to React To Him, to show Love & Respect ❤️ I would like to see Jan Werner Reactions, on TH-cam, never seen more than two 😕
Ok guys i am a HUGE HUGE HUGE QUEEN FAN but also can i tell you i waited 40 years to see my OTHER favourite band ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA. I saw them in 2017 and it was up there in my lifes dreams. I saw Queen in 1986 and was so happy. Please give ELO a listen. Thanks.❤ Mr Blue sky, Telephone line, Is this the way life's meant to be, Wild west hero.
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Just four friends jammin together having fun.
Gotta love John in his shorts! From their early days in their theatrical costumes to just whatever they happened to be wearing, that kind of tells a story of its own. Queen worked crazy hard at the beginning to create and cultivate their audience. Over the years, we all got comfortable enough with one another that we -- band and audience alike -- could just hang out and get silly. If you want to see another song with all of them at the front of the stage, check out 39. It was written by Brian, and it's basically a folk song about interstellar space travel.
I love that Queens band members always stood behind him, never straying
Spike Edney was amazing at the piano!!! Great reaction, as always!!!
He sounded great here. Thanks very much.
Spike still plays with Brian & Roger on the Queen + Adam Lambert tours.
You're So Square was an Elvis song. Tutti Frutti was Little Richard. This is the Friday concert at Wembley '86 when it rained. Saturday's concert is the one most people see when it was dry. Love the drums in Tutti Frutti! Go Roger!
Also, “Hello Mary Lou, Goodbye Heart” was Ricky Nelson
Yes, the Friday concert medley was much better.
was there that night! absolutely drenched, but what a night!!
Hi folks! The best thing about these coversis that we finally get John out front a little and let everybody know what we know, what an excellent bass player he is. At the half century mark I can tell you, I get a huge kick out of all the love Queen are getting now, Freddie (and John) particularly, because let me tell you, there was no love for the man in the 70s. I took crap from every angle, including my own Pop. (Until he listened. Then he changed HIS tune.) Where was all this love in the 80s when they were in drag? Oh well, better late than never, I guess. At any rate, the covers are excellent-Freddie's proof than with enough talent, any old barn can be painted up. Love you guys!
Haha, well said about the barn. It's a shame they weren't more popular in our circle as we could have been enjoying them all these years, but now that we have heard as much as we have, there is no denying they are among the greatest ever.
Queen is my No. 123456789 best group ever ❤❤ Freddie absolute legend rip 😢❤️❤️
You can see how they just enjoy what they are doing and also the humor side of Freddie. The Queen has high respect for previous bands or musicians so they pay tribute. I like this part of their concert because you can see Freddie's genuineness and other member of the band. Thank you Mr. & Mrs. Coach for your great reaction🙂
Yeah this was really fun and your comment is very accurate. And thanks for the kind words.
This is from the Friday night..it poured down. Doubt the crowd cared ❤
You can see where they get their appreciation and skill with harmonies. Love this format and seeing them letting loose a little. And I love seeing John and Roger up front 💛💛💛💛
Agreed!
The Greatest Band of the Universe 👑👑👑👑
❤😂❤❤😊🎉🎉Queen had so much fun during medleys and the audience participation was stellar
I turn on this performance very often when I take a bath 😁👍 I love it when they play classics with all their hearts 🔥
Guys, there where two concerts at Wembley (Night one, Friday 11th & Saturday 12th July 1986). The first with rain that not helped. If you react again, try to find the second, for me is the Best! Of course, both are great!
One word to describe this performance WOW
One cover Freddie did is the great pretender well worth looking at
This is my favourite medley, thank you for sharing it on this dark and rainy afternoon, I'm still smiling. 😁 Good music is timeless and legends never die.
100% agree!
Yep, Coachies... a "medley"... starting with Elvis... then Ricky Nelson and Little Richard... and the whole band were amazing!.... so much fun... appreciate your reactions!
Thank you! So much fun!
I love it when Freddie forgets the words, and the others are so used to that happening during the impromptu medleys, that they simply carry on and fill in for him until he remembers!! Good to see Roger coming down front too. We get to see glimpses of him in videos, especially when he's singing, but he tends to spend most of his time hidden from the crowd by his enormous drum kit.
Freddie was so upset that the sky dared to rain on him! I couldn't help laughing.
This was such a great time. What marvelous entertainers!
I am the same age as these guys, so all the songs they grew up with are the songs I grew up with too, and I can remember bopping around to these. But Queen take their own songs to another level!
It was a great drum set, bass too. It was great all the way around.
This is such an upbeat medley, the band seems to be having a whole lot of fun. That is Spike Edney on piano. He is a multi-instrumentalist who is often referred to as the 5th member of Queen. He steps in for Freddie when Freddie is in front. He also still is part of the Queen touring band and played with both Brian and Roger on their solo work and tours.
Thought that was him...he's definitely talented in his own right.
Yay!!! This is my absolute favorite Queen medley. As you already have heard, "You're So Square" is an Elvis song. I have adored Elvis since I was a little girl. Yes, Freddie loved Elvis and was inspired by him when he wrote Queen's biggest US hit "This Thing Called Love". He even dresses up like Elvis in the music video. I loved this y'all! Thanks!
We enjoyed this a lot. Thanks for the great comment. 👍
Queen and Def Leppard go hand in hand, Brian is great friends with them
Great to know.
@@CoachCastTV You those two bands are really pretty tight. Brian May introduced Def Leppard 2019 into the Rock & Roll Hall of fame and Def Leppard were at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert (after his death) playing together with Queen. There are several live appearances of those bands together here on TH-cam.
"You're So Square, I Don't Care" was first released by Buddy Holly. Elvis performed "You're So Square, I Don't Care" in JailHouse Rock.
FYI - Freddie "forgot" the words to "MaryLou" every performance.
Glad you enjoyed this! it is one of my favorites.
Yes it was fantastic!
Just another trivia: At the end of Tutti Frutti, when Freddie was interacting with the crowd, Roger had to run fast back to his drum kit (Freddie was looking back if he made it) and then all hell on drums (+ guitar and piano) broke loose....😅
The little details are impressive.
@@CoachCastTVthere's footage from the second (Saturday) concert where you can see more of Roger and Spike (of course Freddie, Brian and John too)... They are having a blast (absence of rain helped) 😂
th-cam.com/video/bZqFwJ0cLco/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xxupAL3-ZgcjCvcj
Gotta love any and all Queen medleys!! They are the masterstrokes of Rock n Roll 🎸🥁🎤 🎼 Is there anything that Queen can’t perform?? The answer is NO .. Masters of music & song!! 🎶 Thank you! 😊
I'll throw this here just so you know. The Live at Wembley show is not just one concert, but two nights (with pretty much the same setlist). The Friday night is lesser known and it's the one you saw here (you can tell because it was raining), the Saturday night is instead the one most people know (I think all your previous reactions of the live at wembley show were from the 2nd night).
The nice thing about them having the same setlist is that you basically have two different versions of the songs you can choose from.
Overall despite being much less famous, the 1st night has the better performance, especially from Freddie, whose voice is much less tired (I think it's pretty noticeable). Also I have to make you aware that in the 2nd night in many of the songs Freddie came back after the tour to record some overdubs to "patch up" the times where you could really hear his voice being tired so it's not technically 100% live since there is some studio work behind (this is never the case in the 1st night).
Both shows are really great anyways, the 2nd night is still epic and the band plays incredibly well, amazing performance, but it's pretty hard to go wrong with them.
All of this aside, I really suggest you reacting to a medley of In the lap of the gods revisited (it's totally different from the one you already did, literally a different song), seven seas of rhye and tear it up from their live in Budapest show (it's about two weeks after these Wembley shows). The quality of the footage is incredible (and the performance is too).
I couldn't find a video with just those three songs, but just skip to 8:29 in this video (it's the whole show) ad watch it from there th-cam.com/video/K3tscc6w1UU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OSYrfhYzBGkwTKAD
The medley ends around 14:40, just before a kind of magic (another awesome one I strongly suggest you checking out, this time from the 1st wembley show, here's the link th-cam.com/video/7fEaLst2srs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pGUCntir7OIY8twk the one on Queen's official channel is really bad quality so that's why I gave you the link. This is one of their most famus performances and it's usually one of the first ones people react to).
Sorry for the long comment, but I think you'll really enjoy both of the suggestions!
This is nice info. Thank you for taking time to post it.
So much fun.
Great video thanks guys love queen it's obvious lol but am enjoying other music as well too like Mrs Couch said ❤
Life is best lived with an open mind. We love to hear that! 😄👍
You are correct Coach. That was Spike on the piano. I saw an interview with Roger and Brian and they said they loved doing these because they could have more fun with other's songs than their own.
You could tell they were having a good time.
Such a great performance. If the band is having fun, so are we
This is from the Friday night show at Wembley, Saturday is very similar but you can hear this on spotify.
My dad had the pleasure of being at both the Friday and Saturday show. Drove 4 hours to wembley, watched the show, drove back 4 hours to take his friend home and then back again to Wembley all in the same day, so he could make it back to the front of the stage for the next night
Very cool story. To see this live must have been amazing despite the rain.
i think you are now ready for "Death on Two Legs" (album version) its the ultimate DIS track
Excellent choice,i would use the lyric video as there is no complete version live xx
Fun finding out you're a Def Leppard fan, Queen and Def Leppard have always been my favorite bands. When Steve Clark died Joe Elliott said the first phone call he received was from Brian May, Brian May said when Freddie died the first phone call he received was from Joe Elliott ❤ Steve was one hell of a guitarist and Freddie excelled at everything, both gone too soon.
100% agree. That's really cool that they have such mutual respect.
My father was a fan of Elvis. I became the owner of his various albums. I did buy a box set of Elvis Gold albums. When I played them, I became emotional due to my fathers appreciation of Elvis.
I love Bon Scott era of AC/DC.
The early period of Def Leppard is the best. I did have the first release that was an EP. They did record it in Willerby which is a village outside my City. I read in a book in the 80s that they had friends that lived down the same street my friend lived on. They did visit this street in the late 70s. I mention this as one night I heard the playing of guitar. It could have been Def Leppard or maybe not.
I did see Def Leppard on the Donnington Festival in 1986. It was the second time they played after Rick's car accident. They were great.
Good music can be of any age. It does not diminish regardless of how old it is.
Very well said. And yeah, agreed about Def Leppard's best is the early stuff.
@@CoachCastTV Thank you.
in the first song, doesn't the blending of Freddie's voice with Roger's sound wonderful? I love the richness just those two bring to the song. (I know all of them are known for their harmonies). thanks for your reaction.
Hi Donnalea !!
Yes, agreed. They are excellent together.
@@imweakfordeaky Hi Deaky!
I absolutely love this ❤❤❤❤❤ it's so good ❤❤❤
Agreed!
Two recommendations where less is more: "Dreamers Ball" and "My melancholic blues". Both from Queen, the first of them, it seems like you are listening to a band from the 30s and the second, what you would hear in a cabaret.
That sounds quite interesting.
Oh yes Dreamer's Ball Live in Paris 79 please ! 2 great suggestions !
My Melancholy Blues from Houston 77 is what you want to look for. It’s just Freddie, John and Roger and it’s a pure pleasure to listen to. I’m told it was my favorite song when I was in utero.
@@ElleCee62978 Excellent choice!!
Hahhhaaa you kindly didn't react on lyrics that Freddie's changed in the middle: I got a girl named Daisy, she f**es me really crazy 😮🫣🤣 and Freddie's and Roger's little grins after that 😂😂
Roger and Freddie had a special bond, they fooled around but also Roger always supported Freddie with vocals when Freddie had problems singing and had to rest his voice or change the key because of that.
Fred and Rog run a vintage clothes store at Kensington market before forming of Queen.
Freddie joked that Roger has a dog whistle pitch 😂. The best way of hearing that is in a song '39 when they are singing really high notes together. I'll be glad to see your reaction to that song.
Hello Mr & Mrs Coach. Thank you for sharing this Melody. It was great to remember watching first time.
Yes you are correct when you say its good for bands to show appreciation for bands & music that came before them. Possibly shows what influenced them in the first place.
I do have a suggestion for you in the same regard. Watch the crowd at a Green Day concert sing off Bohemian Rphsody
Thanks so much. We'll keep that one in mind. It's been mentioned a few times. Appreciate you!
Hi over there thanks for your nice reaction, I can see you enjoyed this medley ! I suffer from a terrible toothache today so I said to myself let's listen to some Queen in good company (that means you two of course) and after watching this I feel much better ! Freddie is the best painkiller ! (sorry if my English is not good enough, well I'm French you know..😅)
They do have that effect on people. Hope you feel better soon.
@@CoachCastTV Thank you !
Fantastic!!! Thanks for doing this!
We enjoyed it.
Heh it was raining cats and dogs that first Wembley night (Friday) and they've all been soaking wet but it was awesome. Just after this rock'n'roll medley ... when Freddie put a plastic bag over his head they played Boh Rhap, Freddie sat at the piano and joked: What a picnic !! 😂 Is everybody nice and wet? 😅 It's the only way to be in England ... 🙃🤣😂
😁 That's awesome!
th-cam.com/video/X8uPIquE5Oo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ah50c3U4gLBIacec
Pure quality! As always.... Great reaction as always i would of filled you in but i cant say any more than the chat already has.... Kudos chat btw! 👍✌️😎
The comment section is always great. 👌
This looks like the Friday night at Wembley. If so, I was there ! 😁
Very cool.
Hello my friends !
thank you for all his Queen songs! I'm going to give you some information about Freddy Mercury and other members of the group...Freddy was a fan of Elvis Presley yes, but not only that! fan of Liza Minelli and Jimi Hendrix! Def leppard (whom I also like...have often paid tribute to Queen by often inviting Brian May during their concert in the United States, Brian May named them in Awards as the best groups with their albums Pyromania and were rewarded for this magnificent album I must say Roger Taylor, he was a fan of the Who and of Jimi Hendrix too, of which he did a cover himself Foxy Lady with his group "the Cross", for Jhon Deacon, Jimi Hendrix also for their tastes! and various musical influences, I'm not going to reveal them all to you but I'll keep some later I'm going to ask you for a new suggestion from Queen, still in the Rock spirit, and I think you'll like this piece a lot, guitar distortions, some! quite “metal” riffs, John Deacon on bass is excellent and Roger Taylor hits hard! and freddy voice is great
This is nice to know. Thanks!
People like Elton John and The Beatles have said that growing up their musical heroes were the likes of Little Richard and Chuck Berry, so no doubt it was the same for Queen.
Roger recently covered 'Tutti Frutti' again (re-covered?) on his solo tour. You may like his rendition. :)
Good to know. We always love Roger!
Queen always admired musicians who came before them (The Beatles and Jimmy Hendrix were their "Bible") and were greatfull to learn from them.
But Queen also had a big influence on younger bands.
Coaches #2 group, Def Leppard, especially Joe Elliot, are close friends with Brian. Brian recalled how he saw them play in 1983 at LA Forum and was amazed. They invited him to play with them their second night and it was then that Joe dragged Brian (who was lost in his playing) to safety just a second before the pyrotechnic blast almost burned him. 😮
Joe said that Queen was an enormous influence on Leppard. ❤
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Joe once revealed that Brian was the first one who rang him and offered support after Rick Allen's car accident in 1984 and also when Steve Clark died. 💔
When Freddie was dying it was Joe who worried about how Brian was coping. Joe was the first to rang Brian when it was announced that Freddie was dead. 💔
Def Leppard performed at 1992 Freddie's Tribute Concert
and it was Brian who inducted Def Leppard into the the Rock n Roll Hall Of Fame in 2019. ❤
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Great synergy between those groups. That's awesome!
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The guy on the piano is the "fifth" Queen member, Spike Edney.
Spike Edney on piano still to this day he is touring with Roger and Brian.
Another great reaction team 💥still on my plate are 2 suggestions. Mrs coach “who wants to live forever “ studio track. Mr coach “was it all worth it” also studio 💥💥both are other sides of Queen 😂
Thanks so much! We're working on the list, it's just so big! LOL
Understandable. I’m patient 🤠I’ll watch anything
🤣 We appreciate you!
Brian May is a friend with Def Leppard!
That's awesome!
Try "Headlong".It's absolute banger.
Greetings from Poland
Queen - Son And Daughter | Live At The Rainbow (March 31st, 1974) (OGWT Broadcast) [Processed]
You should watch Days of our lives Queen documentary ❤😮😢
One great cover is Great Pretender by Freddie, and you should watch medley One Vision+Tie Your Mother Down from Wembley concert also :)
The piano is Spike Edney. He still plays for them today.
I thought that was him. Thanks for confirming. 👍
KGLW, Iron Lung, live KEXP!!
This was first night, second night was even better
The version from the others night at this venue was good too
You comment on their energy. They were all pushing 40 years old here.
You must be in your 20s or 30s if you think they should have less energy at 40😂
Still haven't reacted to "tear it up" tut tut! I honestly believe Freddie leaves out the line "Im not one who gets around, swear my feets stuck to the ground" on purpose, he does it in the other performance as well. My opinion and I could be wrong is he sings this for Mary Austin but he knows when they were together that wasn't the case. Kind of makes sense.
This is from Wembley July 11th 1986. The second night on July 12th at Wembley is better.
No, it's not.
Agree❤
Please REACT, to Jan Werner he died Only 30 years old, In 2006 ❤️ he really deserves more love ❤️🥺🥹💐 He had songs, like Duett, Air, And Everything and more ❤️ It’s also a great year to React To Him, to show Love & Respect ❤️ I would like to see Jan Werner Reactions, on TH-cam, never seen more than two 😕
Hii can you guyz react to Feel my rythme by Red velvet !
We will try to get to them again.
Ok guys i am a HUGE HUGE HUGE QUEEN FAN but also can i tell you i waited 40 years to see my OTHER favourite band ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA.
I saw them in 2017 and it was up there in my lifes dreams.
I saw Queen in 1986 and was so happy. Please give ELO a listen. Thanks.❤
Mr Blue sky,
Telephone line,
Is this the way life's meant to be,
Wild west hero.
Thanks. We are familiar with some ELO songs, not sure without hearing them if we've heard those.
react to dimash the best singer in the world