The thing about Queen is that they mandated upon themselves to make their live shows different than studio releases. They thought it was a rip off for their fans to show up to a live concert and have them just regurgitate the exact thing they recorded in the studio. It had to be special. That being said, just because you've heard Bohemian Rhapsody, for example, it doesn't mean you shouldn't watch the different live performances of the song because they're all unique. I would LOVE to see your reaction to Bohemian Rhapsody from Rock Montreal in 1981. It's supernaturally good. Keep the Queen reactions coming!
This was a "Smile" song written by Brian and Tim Staffell (Smile's vocalist and bassist). Roger was Smile's drummer. Tim left. Mutual friend, Freddie, teamed up with them, found John and, well, they did alright!
I would like to suggest Queen - Was it All Worth it. Its a song about Queens story. Amazing amazing song, you won't regret it😊 Also check out: Queen - Love Kills Queen - The Show must go on Queen - keep passing the open windows Queen is just awesome
You should watch Now I’m Here Roger Taylor multicam. Cameras focused on Roger during the whole song. He is a beast on the drums. Makes you appreciate his talent all the more.
You have to check out Rock In Rio Blues 1985. A mesmerizing performance from the whole band. Improv they did for the hundreds of thousands at the Rock In Rio concert.
You are right, there is no official video because this was not a single. It is an album track from the first album and in this case the lyric video is made and official by queen
Brian was in a band called Smile they needed a drummer & he put an advert on the college notice board & Roger answered it had an audition & got the job, Freddie was a friend of Roger they shared a flat & ran a market stall in Kensington Market in London to try & make some money & was a big fan of Smile & could see the potential of what Smile were doing but they already had a singer Tim Staffell when Tim left Freddie joined they found John he joined in 1971 there you have Queen ❤❤ this song is a Smile song written by Tim & Brian I do prefer Smile’s version great song though xx
Freddie was a friend (from Ealing Art College) of Tim Staffell’s first - he met Roger and Brian because of Tim, and they all hung out (Uni students and Musicians) in London’s music scene. Tim, Brian and Rog had Smile (which Freddie would come see at their gigs)… while Freddie himself was in a few different groups (Ibex, Wreckage and Sour Milk Sea, for example) which never took off that well. Freddie actually wanted to initially join Smile while Tim was still in it, but Tim decided to pursue his chances in another band called Humpy Bong. (Tim wanted to go a different musical direction than his Smile bandmates wanted). When Tim left, Freddie talked Brian and Roger into carrying forward with him as the new lead singer, changing the band name to Queen- but it took several months to settle on a permanent Bassist. They went through 3-7 other bassists (the number varies according to who tells the story, lol) before Brian and Roger met John at a dance/party at a Maria Assumpta Teacher’s College. He auditioned with them and Freddie a couple days later, and officially joined Queen on March 1, 1971.
@@peaceofiona9198My apologies. I assumed it was Tim because he co-wrote it and it didn’t sound at all like Freddie singing. I have since learned that when Freddie sang it , he tried to do it as Tim had. Perhaps this is the reason it doesn’t immediately make you think of Freddie.
The thing about Queen is that they mandated upon themselves to make their live shows different than studio releases. They thought it was a rip off for their fans to show up to a live concert and have them just regurgitate the exact thing they recorded in the studio. It had to be special. That being said, just because you've heard Bohemian Rhapsody, for example, it doesn't mean you shouldn't watch the different live performances of the song because they're all unique. I would LOVE to see your reaction to Bohemian Rhapsody from Rock Montreal in 1981. It's supernaturally good. Keep the Queen reactions coming!
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I couldn’t have said it better, myself!
This was a "Smile" song written by Brian and Tim Staffell (Smile's vocalist and bassist). Roger was Smile's drummer. Tim left. Mutual friend, Freddie, teamed up with them, found John and, well, they did alright!
Yes😊 I prefer Tim's, Smiles version.
Brian wrote this song pre-Queen with his then bandmate, Tim Staffell while together in their band Smile. Roger was also in Smile.
Thank you for reacting to Queen in the very beginning! This one was from the first album. At some point in time try "March of the Black Queen".
I never heard this song myself so this is a complete reaction and I really like it. I like this kind of songs. I love anything that Queen puts out.
Queen really shows how the music changes through the years to quote Radio GaGa 😂Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️
I would like to suggest Queen - Was it All Worth it.
Its a song about Queens story. Amazing amazing song, you won't regret it😊
Also check out:
Queen - Love Kills
Queen - The Show must go on
Queen - keep passing the open windows
Queen is just awesome
Dreamer's Ball Livr 1979 Paris is a favorite, as is You Take My Breath Away Live at Hyde Park1976, + White Queen televised 1976
Yeah,I was waiting for your Queen reaction 🎉
Watch Doin All Right Queen live @ Earls Court 1977. Cool bright outfit.
You will not regret delving into the first 3 Queen Albums Queen,Queen II and Sheer Heart Attack, grew up on early Queen and it was epic
You dug way down deep for this one. Love it
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my favorite Queen album-their first!!
Smiles Song😊
I love this song ❤
That was a good song! And that’s My first time listening to it! ❤ Another great Show! Much love!
You should watch Now I’m Here Roger Taylor multicam. Cameras focused on Roger during the whole song. He is a beast on the drums. Makes you appreciate his talent all the more.
Pleeease ....Queen You Take My Breath Away - LIVE at Hyde Park 1976🙏
I've asked for that and the studio version 🤞🤞he does it SOON 😊
You have to check out Rock In Rio Blues 1985. A mesmerizing performance from the whole band. Improv they did for the hundreds of thousands at the Rock In Rio concert.
I LOVE ROCK IN RIO BLUES❤❤
Thank you I love queen❤❤
Early Queen love this ❤
I don't know why you do not do Queen live at Wembley 1986.. It's over 2 nights... One Vision and loads of Big hits of theirs LIVE.. Come on PW
He's already doing it!! Check his past videos.
Try the March of The Black Queen. A sooo complicated song with many twists!
Try it , u should play this song 3 times, u r not gonna believe what hear!
You are right, there is no official video because this was not a single. It is an album track from the first album and in this case the lyric video is made and official by queen
The song is in the movie.
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I believe this is a smile song. Great reaction.
Quality early tune!
One off the song i don't know. Wow its s chaotic song...
Brian was in a band called Smile they needed a drummer & he put an advert on the college notice board & Roger answered it had an audition & got the job, Freddie was a friend of Roger they shared a flat & ran a market stall in Kensington Market in London to try & make some money & was a big fan of Smile & could see the potential of what Smile were doing but they already had a singer Tim Staffell when Tim left Freddie joined they found John he joined in 1971 there you have Queen ❤❤ this song is a Smile song written by Tim & Brian I do prefer Smile’s version great song though xx
Freddie was a friend (from Ealing Art College) of Tim Staffell’s first - he met Roger and Brian because of Tim, and they all hung out (Uni students and Musicians) in London’s music scene.
Tim, Brian and Rog had Smile (which Freddie would come see at their gigs)… while Freddie himself was in a few different groups (Ibex, Wreckage and Sour Milk Sea, for example) which never took off that well.
Freddie actually wanted to initially join Smile while Tim was still in it, but Tim decided to pursue his chances in another band called Humpy Bong. (Tim wanted to go a different musical direction than his Smile bandmates wanted).
When Tim left, Freddie talked Brian and Roger into carrying forward with him as the new lead singer, changing the band name to Queen- but it took several months to settle on a permanent Bassist.
They went through 3-7 other bassists (the number varies according to who tells the story, lol) before Brian and Roger met John at a dance/party at a Maria Assumpta Teacher’s College. He auditioned with them and Freddie a couple days later, and officially joined Queen on March 1, 1971.
@@imweakfordeaky yeah sorry forgot they were at Ealing Art college together thanks ❤️ x
Reminds me of being 19, laying in bed with my girlfriend all Sunday afternoon and just letting the time flow
Cool cat and soul brother are 2 little known songs by Queen that you may not have heard
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This isn’t Freddie singing. Not really Queen. It’s Tim Staffel singing for Smile…. The group that eventually became Queen.
Tim Staffel cowrote the song but it's obvious it's Freddie singing the song and this version is on their debut album.
It’s Freddie.
@@peaceofiona9198My apologies. I assumed it was Tim because he co-wrote it and it didn’t sound at all like Freddie singing. I have since learned that when Freddie sang it , he tried to do it as Tim had. Perhaps this is the reason it doesn’t immediately make you think of Freddie.
It's Freddie singing
@@kellycrook543 Read the previous reply.
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The live version is better.