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First Time Reaction To- “Queen- Liar (Official Video)”
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2019
- 11/12/19
Hello! My name is Brennan, but you can just call me The Bass Player. Today we are reacting to “Queen- Liar (Official Video)”
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Four well-educated guys who STILL followed their passion and became outstanding musicians. Deaky always says/said not a singer but I've thought Freddie convinced him he could and he did...at times. Those four guys cared about each other...encouraged one another thus Queen is special. Deaky's extensive bass solo was new to me also and nice!
Deaky goes *beast mode* ... !
A tip : watch movies on Flixzone. Been using it for watching loads of movies these days.
Nice shout out to Deacon! Great choice as no one has reacted to this one. Not that I am aware of anyway. Keep 'em coming guys.
Thank you so much for appreciating what Deaky brought to the group
Liar is one my favorite tracks. John really takes off with the base. Another good one is White Queen @ Hammersmith 75, In the Lap of the Gods @ the Rainbow. 🔥🔥
He reacted to WQ live at the odeon and didn´t like it....
@@mik5578 He should react to the Rainbow version one
Liar is the first ever proper Queen sing.......... I love Blag!!! Smile
Deaky is so freaking cute. This is one of my fav tracks. Listen to dad, you HAVE to love 70s Queen.
Freddie actually wrote this before he was in Queen.
2:29
"Damn John's gettin' into it little bit"
"you think"
"Hmm"
"Just Keep watching"
He never knew what was gonna come next😆😆😆
And there you have it!! Deaky made it his song! 🎸🎸
I would argue that everyone had there moment in this song.
i8granola Yes they did! But Deaky doesn’t get recognized as much as the other ones.
At last a review that actually gives John Deacon credit.
I love this song, though personally I love the live at the rainbow rendition best. Regarding the subject, before Freddie went to boarding school, his first school years were at a place taught by angelical nuns, and his family practiced Zoroastrianism. So I imagine the song's subject is possibly him dealing with spiritual crisis, especially having to go to confession. At least that's how I see it.
OH the Deacy bass runs and the Freddie strut and heavenly vocals. Guitar singing out and Roger doing Animal on the drums. Perfect start to the morning
So cute when Deaky licks his fingers! Brian said he did it because the strings would stick. Not being a guitar player I don't really know what that means. But it's stinkin' cute!
I always wondered why he did that. I thought he was just trying to be cool. (cute)
These were the 70's darling, guys had long hair and most probably your dad too. I had never seen this version which is very good but I prefer the rainbow one. I have read the commentary and I think you got your answer there also like your dad said we all have been betrayed once and not believed. I love how Deaky took his place in this song, his riff were just amazing and he does not have the credit he deserves. Freddie looked like a black panther grrrrr so sexy. Anyway thanks for showing the not so well known song, you should try The prophet's song (album version) Written by Brian, very underrated song but a masterpiece nonetheless.
Yay!!! Can’t wait to watch later. One of the advantages of when they played on smaller stages was they interacted a lot more with each other ❤️❤️❤️
Deacon wrote Queen’s first # 1 hit in America, Another One Bites The Dust ! Yes Deaky was a major contributor to the band. I love watching this father son mature and respectful relationship and the mutual admiration they have for Queen!!!
Thanks we both really appreciate that!
Queens best song off of their best album. That song is a concert in itself...RIP Freddie.
Young Freddie had such a powerful and amazing voice !!! He'll always be the greatest !
If you guys want to take a closer look at Deaky’s bass solo in this song, TH-cam user Juun Broccoli has a great compilation video on her channel...that solo as performed over several years/concert.
You can see an interesting evolution in his playing as he matures and gains experience .
th-cam.com/video/BksugPHdCRs/w-d-xo.html
I’m Weak For Deaky I took a look. It was very good.
I agree and I think the meaning is quite clear.
I highly recommend any videos from the Night at the Odeon or Rainbow Room concerts which are my favorite!! Y’all keep it up love y’all’s reactions!!! Queen forever!!!
Love this song. Love this era of Queen. The first two albums were full of songs Freddie wrote about his fantasy world of Rhye! Lol. I prefer the version from Live at the Rainbow 1974, though. Check out Lap of the Gods(not the revisited version) Live at the Rainbow and Stone Cold Crazy. Lap of the Gods gives you a great example of Roger's highest vocals. "If I go any higher only dogs will hear me!" Thanks guys.
Queen, the best band of the world
Love this song and in particular this version . Roger is shirtless so of course it’s amazing, there needs to be no other point , meaning or anything with this clip - Roger is shirtless. Of course, as guys I get that that wouldn’t impress you at all lol.
Not in the slightest lol.. sorry
The Bass Player no need to be sorry, I’m pleased that Rogers perfect, shirtless form does nothing at all for you.
One of my favorite songs! The Live at the Rainbow 1974 version is so much better. Check it out!
Michelle Whaley I agree.
One of my favorite Queen songs.
Brennan, what did you not like? Too Rock for you? Deaky too great a bass player for you? Roger just tearing it up! Brian, just tearing it up! Freddie, Oh my God, keeping taking it off! Fantastic song! By the way, react to "Tear it up". These early harder rock songs are the base for what comes later on.
I just wasn’t getting into it in the beginning of the song. I started to get into it towards the end and then dad and I started talking about it
ok you're forgiven! LOL@@TheBassPlayer
fyi this is deffo not the official video for liar, its a live show, probably would have done better watching the actual official video. but deaky did sing along in every live version of liar, this wasnt there strongest version of liar
1 : A lot of people ---Because of the way my name is spelled ---mistake me for male ---I am a female.
2 : Oh My! You got Brian with the "Butterfly" shirt, John with his cute little "Vest", Roger with "No " shirt, and Freddie strip teasing on the side --- TOO HOT FOR YOU-TUBE !!!!! ( and Brennan, loosen up)
If you dont get this song you dont get rock.
@@i8granolaCould you please elaborate on that comment?
@@franciswilson359 I feel this song has every element a good rock song should have. Pounding drums, highlighted bass, guitar solos, interesting lyrics, lyrics to chant back in the crowd, emotion, changes in rhythm. Its the perfect song in my opinion.
@@i8granola That's all fine and good --But were you implying that I said something negative? Because I did'nt. I have nothing but good vibes in this corner --Good Day.
Nope nothing negative. Backing you up that this is a great live performance and that they are all hot.
The meaning of this song seems clear to me. It is about feeling guilt about breaking the moral teaching he got from his parents. He confesses he has "stolen many times and raised his voice in anger though he knows he never should". He begs forgiveness from his father and help from him to lead him "in the right way". He promises his mother he will "try to behave" and that he will serve her and love her until her dying day. But he feels anger that nobody believes he is sincere. I don 't see how it could be any clearer. This song is one of my favorites. The Live at the Rainbow is a better performance and a much better recording.
This song is great 😊😊- I can’t decide if the young man likes Queen or not ? Queens music is timeless , iconic and amazing .
This is my favorite Queen song!
Catholic school. Separated from family way too early. Highly gifted and too much time alone. Great art comes from this.
Nice reaction! I love this version of the song. This song is about judgement. It is someone confessing to a priest and to society for absolution. He tries everything in his power to win people over but they always bring him down. The last line is "they bring you down before you begin", you are always being judged by someone. Freddie wrote this song very early in his career, his parents didn't want him to be a musician. He had to leave home and struggle to make a living. I think the songs taps into that judgement, where people think you might not be good enough to make it, and nobody believes in you.
It's the first ever proper Queen song
Wow - did this song ever undergo some changes through the years! Freddie actually wrote this before Queen was formed, and in a very early video (Freddie is wearing white), we can see traces of the way he originally meant it: An adolescent boy is seducing an older man (priest? teacher? In interviews, Freddie talked about teachers in his school being hot for him and according to a couple of his schoolmates, he was in a liaison with an adult staff member at the school. We know he was "sent down" from school when he was 15, not allowed to return). And suddenly, in the song, he is caught in the game. (Liar! Liar! Liar!) He cries out "Ohhh nobody believes me!" and goes running to his mother, saying, "Mother, I'm doing to try to behave. Mother, I'm going to get down on my knees and pray with you all day long, I'm gonna pray all day long, I'm gonna pray all day long." We know that even in his late 20s, his mother still was able to reduce him to tears by asking him, "You're not up to your old tricks again, are you?" - meaning engaging in sexual activity with men. So - that's where the song started. By the time this video was produced, Queen were wearing fancy costumes and Freddie was getting his body hair styled and trimmed (ha! in real life, he was like a little brown bear). The song itself is practically meaningless and has become a vehicle for John to showcase his bass skills.
Kathy Abramowitz Thanks for the info. Didn’t know the history.
Kathy Abramowitz the most amazing thing I ever heard come out of Brian May’s mouth was that they NEVER discussed the meaning of lyrics among themselves!
@@elizabethhewins464 Yup - they'd write these gut-wrenching songs and just let Freddie sing them. Can I say? Girls would never do that. We'd discuss those songs to death.
He left boarding school at 16 because he failed his O levels. According to his sister sex was NEVER discussed with their parents. Peter Freestone also said he never "came out" to his parents.
@@yvrkid7070 Yes - he failed his O levels. In the spring of his final year at that school, he very suddenly stopped going to class. And in a bio written by David Evans, he relates the story about the conversation between Freddie and his mother, as told to him by David Minn, who was probably Freddie's first adult male lover. Minn thought Freddie's meltdown after a visit to his parents was a promise Freddie had made to his mother years before that he would not get involved with guys again. Of course we are only speculating that some crisis at Freddie's school precipitated his sudden withdrawal from classes. But if we listen carefully to the words in the Liar, we are left with the chilling thought that the passage in the song where he promises his mother something on his knees is directly related to whatever happened to him at school.
You are absolutely right that Freddie never came out to his parents and lied through his teeth to them about his love life.
This could be in their prime all of them. Probably 27- 31 years of age.
absolutely immaculate - Actually this version is June, 1977 at Earl's Court so Deaky would still have been 25 and Freddie 30.
In 1984, Queen released the album “The Works”. On that Album Queen recorded a Christmas song, “Thank God it’s Christmas”. To my disbelief, I could never understand why I NEVER HEARD it during the Christmas/Holiday Season, right up there with “Grandma Got Ran Over by a Reindeer”, REALLY?!?!
Anyway, it’s well known that Freddie’s most loved Holiday was Christmas. Ironically, in November 1991, one month before Christmas, he died from complications from AIDS.
In the song “Thank God it’s Christmas” Freddie sings about how happy he was able to celebrate Christmas:
Partial Lyrics:
Thank God it's Christmas!
For.
One.
Night.
Can it be Christmas?
Let it be Christmas
Every day!
I’m not the type to do this, but due to my EXTREME PASSION FOR QUEEN, I’m sending this comment to ALL MY NEWEST QUEEN FANS I HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO. Especially the ones that HAVE RECENTLY BEGUN REACTING TO QUEEN.
This is my suggestion, since Christmas is right around the corner, I would appreciate it if Queen Fans, New and Old, make Queen’s “Thank God it’s Christmas “THE CHRISTMAS SONG OF 2019”, although it is 35 years of not being recognized.
Please consider and spread the word.
Sincerely Original Fat Bottom Girl from Old HB NYC, I’m not Freakin kidding!!!!!!
The young man just doesn't seem to be really interested in or like the music - hopefully he will come to appreciate it, good that dad is pointing out Deaky and his
contribution to the band to him otherwise he would not have even noticed it!!
Best heavy metal album ever is queens second album Queen 2. Listen to side 2 through stereo headphones . You’re welcome.
A Winter's tale please...magic song 🙏
Dad and I will certainly take a look at it!
@@TheBassPlayer thank you 👍
I bought this on audio cassette when it came out on Queen's first album, It still sounds great. This song originally came out in 1970 on Argent's album "Argent". It was writing by Argent member Russ Ballard.
Freddie wrote this song.
@@ZENOBlAmusic - Yes, he wrote it even before joining Queen.
Young people today haven't got the depth or attention span to get the Jam session.....This was a Jam nothing more ...howbeit not the best live sound they ever had...just a Jam. Without digital midi tracks todays youth are lost
Wow, I appreciate that. I think I’m doing pretty well by listening to all these types of songs
If you want to see all band members shine watch One Vision live at Wembley 1986
@Diana North That's very enlightening💕 I've always puzzled over the possible background of this song.
This is not the best version. Check it out at the Rainbow.
Deeaaccyy
Deaky joined Queen when he was 19. The concert at the Odeon is better!
This song is better at the rainbow 1975
Prefer the studio version...less distorted
The voice did not sound like Freddie. Since this was so early.... when Brian and Roger didn’t think he was such a good singer... I wonder if Freddie was singing in his natural baritone range rather than the tenor range he ultimately was known for. Just a thought. But I’m just an oil painter, not a musician.
I’m a musician and I can’t tell you either 😂
This was Freddie’s early, undamaged voice, but after the point when Roger used to be concerned about Freddie’s style (his irregular vibrato threw Roger off a bit at first).
Freddie was definitely a natural baritone, but with the blessing of a huge range and unmatched expressiveness.
I started listening to Queen pretty early on (“Killer Queen” was released to massive radio play when I was 8, followed by “Bohemian Rhapsody” the following year)...and then we (in the USA) started to hear early-catalogue stuff when we looked further into the band.