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Michael Jackson was a big Freddie Mercury fan. In fact, he was the one who recommended that they release Another One Bites the Dust as a single
Michael was huge Freddie Mercury fan, He came every night at the Forum in LA when Queen was there.
That's amazing. It really is the reason that every member of the band can claim they wrote a #1 song.
as stated below... that opening part is ONLY Freddie Mercury multi tracking himself.... If you want a great live performance try Somebody to Love live @ Montreal 1981. And YES they actually played instruments.. No autotune there!!!!
Nice reaction. This is 70's glam rock. This came out in 75 and this song gave birth to MTV. By the way no autotune, just pure talent
Not glam rock. This is progressive rock.
This song came out several years before MTV debuted in the '80s. I was around for both things.
The video was made for Britains weekly chart show “Top of the Pops” in ‘75. They were the first to introduce a video performance then and it did become the template when the rest of the world and MTV caught up with them in the ‘80s. They weren’t “glam rock or prog rock or pop rock or hard rock” they were ROCK period. The beauty of Queen was they could never be categorized because every album tasted different genres. I got to see them live 4 times. Best shows of my life.
Thrilled to see another new generation discover them!
Queen did practically every genre EXCEPT glam rock. Twisted Sister is glam rock.
this song did not give birth to MTV ? Please don't try to rewrite history
You have to use earphones to appreciate this song made back in 1975
the drummer Roger Taylor sings a lot of the Queen back ups, especially the high falsettos
Okay, sure, I'm old now, but I was a teen in the 70s, and I honestly feel sorry for kids today and what they get fed as "music". All computerized, all lip syncing, and when I was a teen we got artists who actually played their instruments in concert and actually sang their songs. Nobody was "singing" about their pussy, or killing cops, or anything else like that.
IMO You're listening to Queen, the best band going back to the early 70s. Freddie Mercury is the absolute greatest frontman of all! I feel that you'll be hooked and listening to more than 2 a month if you (and you should) go down the Queen rabbit hole. 👑👍No auto tune, wasn't around at this time. Not bad for almost 50 years ago, isn't it? Amazing, you picked up on several things that many don't get especially, your first-time listening to Bohemian Rhapsody, I'm impressed!
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I hope u watch this LIVE performance
Freddie's voice sounded different in part because he always sang with passion and emotion, he never just "phoned it in". This video was made in 1975, when glam rock was popular. This song is unique, Freddie was working on three songs when he had the genius inspiration to combine them into this epic masterpiece. Nothing quite like it before or since.
No autotune, just Freddie harmonizing with himself.
I was born in 1962 & therefore grew up listening to real musicians like Yes, Deep purple, ELP, Rush, Jethro tull & many others. They did so many vocal overdubs on this track that the tape almost snapped. You made me laugh when you commented that you couldn't wear their outfits while you're sitting there wearing your girlfriends shower cap. 😂😂😂
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Bohemian Rhapsody is from 1975. I’m a 90’s baby but I enjoy so much old music ranging from classical music, 60s, 70s, 80s, more on 90s and early 2000s. 👍🏻
This is probably the most known Rock song of all time. There are like 1 billion 5 views on TH-cam alone. I love this song and have since it dropped in 1975. Thank you for your reaction. Queen is a great live band, they ace it all, no matter what they sing. Queen IS Freddie's group, he was always 1/4 of Queen. So if you know Freddie Mercury, you know Queen.
Do it...!! 👍🏻🙂
I am 70 years old, I was lucky to be born in 1954, so when claasic rock reached its zenith, I truly loved and appreciated it, and you are right, modern 'music' cannot compare, cannot even hold a candle to these musical geniuses.
There is no equal to Queen and Freddie Mercury. This rock and roll opera is a masterpiece that’s never been duplicated. All members sheer talent in music, highly educated and passionate. They built MTV and it was a great time for music. The 70’s were the greatest times for music. I believe Bohemian Rhapsody hit the #1 spot in several different decades, quite an accomplishment.
This was the 70s , decade earlier but hey, they were still going strong in the 80s. The outfits, was called glam rock back in the day.
Being born in the early 60's I was old enough to experience greats like this. Now being 59 years old I still get to experience newer artists. Life is good...
Welcome to Queen... 1975... First released.. a masterpiece..
Anybody who knows ANYTHING about music in general knows Freddie is the best that ever was. He has one of the biggest singing ranges of any man in history. Any human being that doesn’t put Freddie at the TOP… they jus’ don’t know what they are talking about. Must be too caught up in their own little bubble. Dude is a legend. The world darkened the day he was taken from us. Rest in Peace, Freddie. ♥️
Just a quick note: this song was actually released in the mid 70’s, it’s popularity continued for decades and even until today it’s blowing peoples minds
I can not understand how so many who are on TH-cam have not heard Queen before. I did not like Freddie when I was younger, but his songs were played everywhere throughout the 90's. Queen with Freddie as singer are legends.
This song was recorded in 1975. Auto tune didn't come into existence until 20 years later.
This was the first music video put out to promote a song, 6 years before MTV.
If you like opera listen to Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballe (Spanish opera singer) song Barcelona.
Freddie was a fan of Caballe and he wrote an album of songs they did together.
The song Barcelona was used for the 1992 Olympics that were held in Barcelona.
Sadly Freddie died in 1991.
Freddie Mercury sang and wrote and performed like a god. Queen members were all geniuses!!
Everyone talks about how incredible Freddie Mercury was LOL. He's a legend, an icon.
To have appreciated this when it was released you would have been born in the 60’s. You need to see them live at Montreal to get see them going for it live, somebody to love is epic.
Fun seeing your trance - more where that came from! Add the 1970s to your wish list as this song was released in 1975. Those "3 songs" woven together = a "rhapsody" and changed the music industry, rock song structure; launched MTV, inspireed artists then and now - all via a video that cost $5000 to make. It never stops. Huge music catalogue, plus Freddie's solo work (including opera with Monserrat Caballe - the first time crossover btwn rock & opera). Go for it!
1975 Queen set the bar,and it hasn't been touched since . Freddy was a genius.
Mozart, Beethoven, Freddie Mercury. His talent will be as timeless, like no other in our modern era, don't care, fact
1975 was the height of Glam Rock, a time of fantastical costumes for many pop groups, especially in Britain. See Slade, Sweet, Wizzard, Abba performing Waterloo.
If you had been born in the 80s, you still would have missed the train on this. Bohemian Rhapsody came out in 1975, and has charted in 3 different eras. I saw them live 4 times with Freddie and they were hands-down the best live band EVER! You do have a very good ear for good music, though!
This is from the mid '70s, if you want to see them perform live check out 'Somebody To Love' live in Montreal 1981, it will blow you away.
No no no! Freddy Mercury’s voice is universally regarded as THE BEST in rock history. He also sings opera!
Try Somebody to Love live in Montreal!
I was like 15 years old when "Bohemian Rhapsody" came out. It was a revolutionary song for sure. Before that, though, they had a very popular (and cool) song called, "Killer Queen" which is about a sort of female James Bond type. It's a great song and worth a listen.
Lol Killer Queen is about a high class prostitute, not a James Bond type.
@@derekclark254 "Gunpowder gelatine, dynamite with a laser beam" "A built-in remedy For Khrushchev and Kennedy".
Doesn't sound like a prostitute to me. She's a spy, dude. 🙄 How many prostitutes have laser beams?
All those voices at the beginning are different recordings of Freddie Mercury harmonizing with himself 😱. But yes, you should check out the Queen live performances of this song and all their other great hits too. If you enjoyed this, wait until you get to all of Queen’s live performances and you definitely need to check out their live performance at Live Aid from 1985. Great reactions!
not all the voices. Roger does the high falsettos
@@JoeyAces drwestm83 was talking only about the section at the very beginning of the song. That part is Freddie-only, multitracked harmonies.
The “operatic” section (it’s referred as such) is Freddie + Brian + Roger, again multitracked over and over until the tape was almost see-through - in *that* part, yes it’s Roger hitting those insanely high notes.
@@JoeyAces Not in the acapella intro, he doesn't. That's just Freddie's voice layered.
They stole the show.
@@JoeyAces yes, as others have correctly mentioned, I was referring to the intro. Those are all Freddie Mercury singing in different tones to harmonize with himself.
You need to back up a decade or so. LOL! This was 1975. Queen ruled the 70s and 80s and would have ruled the 90s if Freddie hadn't passed away. He had so much music left in him. There are many, MANY fantastic Queen songs in many different styles. They mastered them all! Looking forward to seeing you discover Queen! 😊
As my mother says "I may be old, but I got to hear all the good bands."
The reason no one talks about his voice compare to others is because he's at the top of best male voice and there is no discussion just truth.
This song is from the 70s, 1975 to be exact. The 60s and 70s had some of the best music too!
Another great reaction, Baby Boy!!! My boys were raised in the 80's. Saturday mornings we cleaned the house, singing loudly and dancing! My 2 grandkids will dance and sing even if they don't know the words! Thank you, again!❤💕💕💕
Freddie is a Peacock! Look at me!!!! flaunting everything, saying "Here we are!"
The song is from 1976. Four guys. No Autotune. Just pure talent. I was lucky enough to see Queen 3 or 4 times in the 70's. Great shows.
Michael Jackson also kept encouraging Queen to release Another One Bites The Dust as a single in the United States. After resisting Michael's input for awhile, when they finally did, it shot to #1 in the US. Queen was surprised. Michael Jackson was spot on.
Freddie wrote this song!
Brian May wrote the guitar solo
Remember there was NO auto- tune back then!!
This was released 1975. Amazing group,been a fan of theirs since early 70s,have seen them twice live.truly amazing.xx
This was so ahead of its time but at the same moment so in its time. The 70s and 80s produced some great music still alive and kicking today. And yes zero auto tune just pure talent.
No autotune…. Singers back then were gifted and could sing link no other . And could play instruments just because .
You are so right about today's music! I was born in 1963. Granted, it might be nostalgia, but the music from the 1960's through 1990's and up to the early 00's just had something that feels widely lacking today. And especially the great bands of the 1970's will always be close to my heart. It's great to see you discovering the music I grew up with, and spreading it to a whole new generation! Keep up the great work!
Old music is still here for you....enjoy !! We did and still do !!
You're cracking me up-- this was 1975, lol! I'm glad you're enjoying it. Queen was spectacular.
This was made in the 1975. It is still very, very popular, still.
Queens music is timeless
R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU!!
That is Freddie MERCURY....he wrote this song...he was a musical GENIUS
Queen is amazing 😍❤👑
I think you are so wise for your age in your appreciation of this genre compared to what is being produced today. Keep exploring and experiencing more of the songs of the 70’s. You will be continue to be amazed at what you discover.
No auto tune in the 1970s. This song was done in 1975. Freddie did have a beautiful unique voice. Great reaction
Freddie is definitely on peoples mind when thinking of the best male vocalists of all time. IMO he is number one in voice and performance!! ❤
Queen: Somebody to love
We will rock you
We are the Champions
The Show will go on
The beginning is just Freddie harmonizing with himself.
Queen has at least over 20 number one songs. Another One bites the dust/ we are The champions/we Will Rock you/ someone to love. And too many more hits to mention. Rip Freddie Mercury. This song is at least 50 years old and is legendary.
This record was 1975,was on the album Night At The Opera. I've been a fan since the early 70s. Queen are amazing & live exceptional. I've seen them live. Fantastic.
Thank you for your reaction, and to the call out to us older people that actually got to live and love this music. Love it by listening, and more incredibly, live it by actually getting to see it live and most of the times, not being disappointed. Back then, musicians actually cared about their fans and played their hearts out.
This is from the seventies. Great music. I was born in ‘68. I was raised on music from the forties, fifties, sixties, seventies and the eighties. Those are great decades for music.
Queen has a lot of amazing songs, you should definitely check them out. This song was released in the 70's, there are many great artists from the 70's that are worthy of checking out too. So many different genres.
The 80's were a lot of fun and some fantastic music.
I think it would be interesting to see you do a wide range of genres from the 70's and 80's to see what you really like and then take a deep dive into the artists that you really vibe with.
You'll probably gain a lot of subscribers when you doing "old" music.
(50's and 60's had some fantastic music too. The 50's was the start of rock and roll and was based on R&B from the 40's.
Music is all very interconnected and it's an amazing journey. I'm looking forward to watching your musical journey.
Rhapsody is a type of music that usually has four or movements
This song was made in 1975. No auto tune, pure talent. I grew up listening to these amazing groups. I was 13 years old at the time. The best era to listen to magnificient groups!!
I feel so fortunate I was born in the 50’s to experience the 60’s 70’s and 80’s. Oh what a time we had.
Welcome down the Queen rabbit hole. I highly recommend for your next Queen reaction be "Somebody to Love" Live at Montreal 1981. It is a performance NOT to be missed.
If you're really interested in hearing something unique not many react to then try out Barcelona by Freddie and the famed opera singer, Montserrat Cabelle. Since you said here that you like opera and obviously Queen then I think you will appreciate this pairing.
No Auto tune back then just pure talent. RIP Freddie Mercury.
A couple of songs by Queen per month, won’t cut it.
Freddie Mercury had many different looks. This video is an evolution of Freddie from 1973 thru 1991 and snippets from around 20 songs. (And there are a lot more I’d you to listen to) Every song is a must see and more. This runs 5:18. His last look is heartbreaking, as it was only months before his death from AIDS, but never wanted to quit.
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Our generation made music that all the generations since have loved. I show my great-grandchildren the videos, and play them the music. The two oldest, 7 and 8 love it. Their favorite song is "We will Rock you" So maybe you should have been before you are thinking. But then you would be old, so maybe not. We are so lucky to still be able to listen to all the beautiful music created before and after our time.
I saw this in concert in the 70s , you can go back farther than the 80s for great music .
The Mircle from Queen.....pleased. A wonderful Song, timeless
As John Deacon (bass) doesn't sing, the other 3 guys sing the opera section together, but in the other parts of the song only Freddie sings. They used to take a lot of vocals and put it together.
Honey this was made in the 70s. Some of the best work came out in the 50s and ended early 90s. Experience all of these years and you'll hear music that'll give you chills when you hear it.
Have a great journey because it's a fun ride 🎶
I grew up in the seventies and we really did have the best music. There are no real guitar gods anymore and we had so many. Clapton, Hendrix, Santana, SRV, Van Halen. Listen to it all and enjoy!
For sheer beauty of music, Who Wants to Live Forever by Queen. Dunno why this song doesn't get more play, it is gorgeous.
If you were born in the 60's or 70's, you'd be watching young people do reaction videos of the music you grew up with and get chills watching people open their mindset. We did, we really did, have it good! Thanks for the reaction!
He is a symphony singer in multiple shows before he died
Loved your reaction to Bohemian Rhapsody.....and yes back in the day we had the BEST MUSIC.....I HAVE A BOX FULL OF TICKET STUBS.... everyone from Frampton to Seger to The Doobies, Foreigner, Journey...on and on....
Try Queen. Somebody to Love in Montreal.....
AMAZING 🤩
Queen, 1981 live Montreal “Somebody To Love”
This song was released in 1975. No autotune just raw talent are you crazy Freddie was one the greatest rock vocalists ever. No one ever mentioned him you are clueless this is not the 80s or the 90s it's 1975. Nearly 50years ago.
You’d need to be born in the 60’s or early 70’s like me to enjoy true professional musicians with no auto tune performing incredible music!
Those was 75 ,Queen,Led zep,pink Floyd were epic. Fan of all since 70s. Music was supreme then.
Not only do they play their own instruments, Brian May (guitarist) built that guitar with his father. Brian also has a PhD in Astrophysics.
Oh yeah, I'm from the 80's. 83 to be more precise. Queen was and will always be one of the best! ✌🏻
Needed to be born in the 60's, Queen came out way before the 80's or 90s. My generation had the best music, im 60
bohemian rhapsody. 1975. this was more than two decades before autotune. next queen (my suggestion): "somebody to love : live in montreal 1981"
This was 70's (75?) So you'd need to be even older lol. Really genuinely pleased how much you appreciate Queen and Freddie. Helping their music to live on
All real...from the vocals to the instruments...rock and roll gods!!!!
Brings back great memories of seeing them do this song live. Yeah, we had the best.
Greatest song of all time and Freddie was by a mile the greatest in history!!
"I don't know about they outfits though". Me and my girlfriend were cracking up cause it's so true. Great reaction!
We all wore satin. We were so cool back then
It was called 'Glam Rock' and many people did wear some of this style and they looked great.
Oh, you should totally react to their twenty minutes music set at Live Aid. The best live performance EVER. Would love that reaction
No auto tune in 1974 when it was recorded ,just pure natural talent, rhapsody is a mash up of songs telling one story .
1975
In England every one knows this song, they spontanciously start singing it in pubs in schools, sports etc. Freddie belongs to all of the UK.
Bro. This is the 70's at its best. Even Queen's disco sound, "Another one bites the dust" for example, is still rock. Check it out.
Have you heard MJ's duets with Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen? "State of Shock" and "There's More to Life Than This"?
MJ was a big Freddie fan.
I really enjoyed this review. And look forward to more reviews. Freddie did so many beautiful songs in so many different styles including an album, apart from Queen, with Spanish operatic soprano Montserrat Caballe. I hope you continue to explore their catalog. Well done!
70's, 80's, the best music ever