Your Pope-ness I'm looking at a Queen concert stub floors Feb 1 1977 with tax $7.70 Canadian at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto. Frederick was brilliant. RIP 🙏
I love his interviews. He was honest, intelligent, funny, mostly soft speaking, listening to him is a joy. My favourite is when Freddie was interviewed by David Wigg about his solo album in Munich (1985). David was a friend and Freddie was so loose.
This is their first song, which Queen had record in this formation, told by Brian and Roger over the reacting to this video. Live at The Rainbow 1974 is a really great concert , it ´s a pleasure and joy to watch
This is a great live song. Unfortunately, this was any incredibly short clip. The song is as old as Queen and always a fan favorite, especially live. Such fun. You absolutely must react to Freddie interviews. He is funny, charming, and brutally honest in a fun way. He was such an introvert, it was hard for him to do interviews. I think he thought he disappointed all the journalists by not being bombastic and outrageous. Such an incredible man and genius. It must have been so hard on him. He loved his job, of making and performing music, but he sure didn't like the limelight.
Short clip??? 😂 hmm they literally performed an impromptu intro before coming in with guitar intro, performed 2versus and 2choruses, performed an extended middle part and ended with Rogers drum solo, I don’t call that short
In one interview, Roger said if Freddie stood in front of him, he played the drums much harder.I think you might like Breakthru or Headlong, both great rockers.
Written by Brian saying he had penned the lyrics thinking them ironic and tongue-in-cheek, but their sense was completely changed when Freddie sang them! The song was conceived on acoustic guitars during practice sessions at Imperial College and the garden at Ferry Road in 1970. At that time Queen had not yet found a permanent bassist .. John Deacon joined Queen in 1971. 👑👑
The song cuts off suddenly like that because it was part of a medley sort of… the improv jam at the very beginning, then a large but incomplete section of “Keep Yourself Alive”, which then cuts into Roger Taylor’s Drum and Tympani solo… followed afterwards by Brian May’s extended Guitar Solo. During these spotlight solos, Freddie and John would both get breaks offstage (Freddie would change clothes, John would refresh himself at his little “backstage bar”)… Brian would take a breather during Roger’s solo, the Roger got his break during Brian’s solo - after all that, they all came back onstage and rocked the venue even louder ! It was all carefully planned and timed to give each of them a bit of rest/refresh time without interrupting the flow of the show.
POPE, when you do your next QUEEN reaction to a LIVE performance, check out how stoic and unassuming bassist John Deacon is. He's always the same; never too flamboyant, unassuming, and just doin' his thing, (keeping the beat and rhythm.) The perfect "foil" to his more exuberant bandmates. He's also an excellent bassist! 😄
Oh now, there were times that John was dancing along… one of his nicknames in the fandom is “Disco Deaky” because of his dancing (more obvious during the 80s than in the 70s). He definitely had his showy moments 😊
Saw them at Wembley stadium It's a kind of magic tour 1985 ! Just perfect amazing, Freddie Mercury could just lift you up to the sky and the rest of the band would follow then the crowd, just mesmerising
Back in the mid 70's I hung with a band named Blitz for a while. They played bars around the Houston area. This was the last song they would play at 2am every night. Keep Yourself Alive.
Hey, - did you know that song from their first album? Brian May killah guitar.. "Keep yourself Alive".. they made room for Freddie in the live performance, but still... Brian & Roger were the "rockers"... I enjoyed your reaction.. look forward to more...
Cut short! But still a thriller! If you are in the mood for a Queen (Freddie & John) R&B vibe, try ONE YEAR OF LOVE (from the film Highlander). Stellar volcals and John on most of the instruments. Different sound but oh you know that voice!
This was probably part of a medley so it was cut off so as not to go into the next song. This is an excellent song written by Brian May and there are several wonderful, longer, live versions of it available out there. Thank your or your reaction.
Here is the version that you should have reacted to - A Night At The Odeon - Hammersmith 1975 - th-cam.com/video/KjgauFZTAbU/w-d-xo.html. It is the whole 4 minutes 39 seconds of the song including a great drum solo by Roger.
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How the heck did you get your hands on this ,pope , respect 👍
Few owned the stage like Freddie! He was royalty and knew it
Love that he knew it🥰
The Best Ever Queen Live Show and Performance.
Not only were they excellent live in concert, they were loud. My ears rang for almost two days after seeing them during the 70’s and 80’s.
Roger is a very under-rated rock drummer....one of the best ! ...............Peace and Love :)
Omg you missed the best bit Roger’s drum solo great reaction ❤️
Awesome song! Fucking Queen rocks!
Your Pope-ness I'm looking at a Queen concert stub floors Feb 1 1977 with tax $7.70 Canadian at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto. Frederick was brilliant. RIP 🙏
Check out the Live at the Rainbow '74 full version clip with Roger's mini drum solo & Brian's guitar solo, it's awesome.
High energy Queen. "Stone Cold Crazy" is another jolt of strong coffee.
Love Stone Cold Crazy
Heavy metal beginnings.
OH YEH 🔥🔥🔥
@@maryellenazack4466 More like speed or thrash metal
I love his interviews. He was honest, intelligent, funny, mostly soft speaking, listening to him is a joy. My favourite is when Freddie was interviewed by David Wigg about his solo album in Munich (1985). David was a friend and Freddie was so loose.
This is their first song, which Queen had record in this formation, told by Brian and Roger over the reacting to this video. Live at The Rainbow 1974 is a really great concert , it ´s a pleasure and joy to watch
Hey Pope! QUEEN!!!
So good in concert!🔈🔉🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊
One of my favorite Queen songs, especially this live version, thanks Pope, you make me happy more and more 😊
This is a great live song. Unfortunately, this was any incredibly short clip. The song is as old as Queen and always a fan favorite, especially live. Such fun. You absolutely must react to Freddie interviews. He is funny, charming, and brutally honest in a fun way. He was such an introvert, it was hard for him to do interviews. I think he thought he disappointed all the journalists by not being bombastic and outrageous. Such an incredible man and genius. It must have been so hard on him. He loved his job, of making and performing music, but he sure didn't like the limelight.
Short clip??? 😂 hmm they literally performed an impromptu intro before coming in with guitar intro, performed 2versus and 2choruses, performed an extended middle part and ended with Rogers drum solo, I don’t call that short
In one interview, Roger said if Freddie stood in front of him, he played the drums much harder.I think you might like Breakthru or Headlong, both great rockers.
Written by Brian saying he had penned the lyrics thinking them ironic and tongue-in-cheek, but their sense was completely changed when Freddie sang them! The song was conceived on acoustic guitars during practice sessions at Imperial College and the garden at Ferry Road in 1970. At that time Queen had not yet found a permanent bassist .. John Deacon joined Queen in 1971. 👑👑
The song cuts off suddenly like that because it was part of a medley sort of… the improv jam at the very beginning, then a large but incomplete section of “Keep Yourself Alive”, which then cuts into Roger Taylor’s Drum and Tympani solo… followed afterwards by Brian May’s extended Guitar Solo. During these spotlight solos, Freddie and John would both get breaks offstage (Freddie would change clothes, John would refresh himself at his little “backstage bar”)… Brian would take a breather during Roger’s solo, the Roger got his break during Brian’s solo - after all that, they all came back onstage and rocked the venue even louder !
It was all carefully planned and timed to give each of them a bit of rest/refresh time without interrupting the flow of the show.
POPE, when you do your next QUEEN reaction to a LIVE performance, check out how stoic and unassuming bassist John Deacon is. He's always the same; never too flamboyant, unassuming, and just doin' his thing, (keeping the beat and rhythm.) The perfect "foil" to his more exuberant bandmates. He's also an excellent bassist! 😄
Amen 🌹
Oh now, there were times that John was dancing along… one of his nicknames in the fandom is “Disco Deaky” because of his dancing (more obvious during the 80s than in the 70s). He definitely had his showy moments 😊
Wow 🥰 queen reaction again 🥰 loved it liked already subscribed 😁 more queen reactions please 😍❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️
Saw them at Wembley stadium It's a kind of magic tour 1985 ! Just perfect amazing, Freddie Mercury could just lift you up to the sky and the rest of the band would follow then the crowd, just mesmerising
What's not to like, fantastic music, great taste , intelligent, real music knowledge.... and good looking presenter .
You said it ♥️
Well Hells Bells THAT WAS INVIGORATING 😂
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That is Queens first song from their first album, writte by Brian May ... ❤
Roger rocks it hard in this. - amazing drummer and singer
Back in the mid 70's I hung with a band named Blitz for a while. They played bars around the Houston area. This was the last song they would play at 2am every night. Keep Yourself Alive.
Never saw that version - it was great! Thanks for that reaction
I just love you dude. ❤️
John Deacons Base playing out of this world,he is the best.
Hey, - did you know that song from their first album? Brian May killah guitar.. "Keep yourself Alive".. they made room for Freddie in the live performance, but still... Brian & Roger were the "rockers"... I enjoyed your reaction.. look forward to more...
You can find other versions without much trouble.
Sickkkkkkk
Give a listen to, Love of My Life, live in Rock in Rio. Amazing crowd control and special tribute to Brian.
Cut short! But still a thriller! If you are in the mood for a Queen (Freddie & John) R&B vibe, try ONE YEAR OF LOVE (from the film Highlander). Stellar volcals and John on most of the instruments. Different sound but oh you know that voice!
Keep yourself alive Live at the Rainbow 1974 please
You should check out “I’m in love with my car” live version, you get to see Roger play drums and sing lead 👍
This was the first song I heard by them waaaay back.
Give a listen to the studio version of Liar.
This was probably part of a medley so it was cut off so as not to go into the next song. This is an excellent song written by Brian May and there are several wonderful, longer, live versions of it available out there. Thank your or your reaction.
It transitions into roger’s drum solo I think
Oh , and Brain May is not to shabby either ....LOL
Check out "Queen Live Killers" from 1979. Start out with the 1`st 2 songs.
Their intros are like a jab then they hit you a big uppercut
Here is the version that you should have reacted to - A Night At The Odeon - Hammersmith 1975 - th-cam.com/video/KjgauFZTAbU/w-d-xo.html. It is the whole 4 minutes 39 seconds of the song including a great drum solo by Roger.
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