This is my favourite version of this song, Freddie just gives it such passion and emotion.

First discovered Queen in 1974 when I was 7 years old and Sheer Heart Attack was released. One listen and I've been hooked ever since. Saw tgem live in 1986 at Knebworth Park, their last ever live show in the UK as it turned out. So lucky to have seen Freddie live. He was incomparable

I'm only 19 but I'm really in love with Freddie.

"White Queen live at the Odeon" is so beautiful it will blow you away. It's one of their earlier performances.... Just just chills when you listen to not just his voice, but the instrumental in the middle, is one of the prettiest things I have ever heard.

@ClassicWorld19

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

@robertacolarette1594

4 жыл бұрын

Oh god White Queen at the Odeon is mystical. I love it.

@annej1934

4 жыл бұрын

This is my favorite live performance! It’s perfect!

@robsonendtheworld1213

4 жыл бұрын

By far the best live song , absolut magical

@1Moonchild

4 жыл бұрын

A stunning performance - as only Queen could do.

The smoothest transition ever - from Brian on keys to guitar - and Freddie sits down and just pounds it out -- Brian's song, BTW... and Roger and Brian on backing vocals... I love Freddie as much as anyone... but sometimes I think that it's hard to see the planets surrounding such a bright star -- everyone in this band is integral to their performance and success -- thanks for a thoughtful reaction - and hopefully more songs...

@GinMae

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinbulman54 Thank you, Martin - I appreciate your comment on MY comment... I'd also be interested to hear your own impressions and insights to the song.. and/or more Queen songs --

@GinMae

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinbulman54 I agree that the Montreal performance is one of the best ever! I am old enough that I was privileged to see Queen (with Freddie) three times -- first time, I was 17.. then twice more at 18/19/20 - (hard to remember exactly) -- besides Montreal, though, I love the Hammersmith/Odeon Concert in 1975 - especially "White Queen" -- of course, I was not there, b/c I was 15 and living in Wisconsin (lol) -- tell me more about you... if you care to...

@GinMae

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinbulman54 Hey, Martin - I am totally familiar with that particular video of Killer Queen - it was awesome - Killer Queen was, in fact, the first song I ever heard by them.... and I quite liked it -- but it was when Bohemian Rhapsody came out that I really sat up and paid attention -- from then on, I was completely hooked! :)

@GinMae

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinbulman54 Right? Yep - my real name is Virginia Mae Beatty -- hence, GinMae - I often go by Gin or Ginny --

@GinMae

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinbulman54 Hey, Martin - Yes - call me "Gin" - or whatever - not too picky - I am in Wisconsin now - (I spent about 20 years in the Boston area, but have been "back" for a while) -- besides Queen, I have a number of bands/genres that I like -- for just a couple of favorites (and I mean JUST a couple) -- totally love Nick Lowe, Squeeze, Bee Gees, Stevie Ray Vaughn, the Clash -- um, Elvis Costello, ELO - Traveling Wilburys (Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne & Bob Dylan) -- .. for a start -- tell me some of yours, please!

Notice while Brian is playing the piano he has his guitar in his lap, jumps up and starts playing while Freddie is up in the platform singing

@barryallen7894

4 жыл бұрын

Grabs his sixpence off the piano then jumps into action

@chrisross1703

4 жыл бұрын

I've watched this several times and this is the first time I noticed Brian was already 'wearing' his guitar - I'd wondered how he'd made the transition so quickly!

@Zipa7

3 жыл бұрын

Kudos to Freddie to, he times it perfectly to get back across the stage and picks up where Brian left off on the piano in the middle of the song while still singing. Being able to have all those thought processes at once successfully can't be easy.

@karenmarsh1067

3 жыл бұрын

@@barryallen7894 he loves the stiffness in the pence

there is a few shows where you see freddie either going up or coming down the steps while he's still singing and he never drops a note, amazing!! 👑✊🇬🇧

Freddie Mercury is amazing

Freddie mercury and queen in the heaven of music for ever

I also love how multi talented all the members are. Brian hopped up on piano for like half the song and did it perfectly, then just jumped back to guitar like it was nothing. They all just float around doing whatever a song calls for and I think that's the coolest thing.

4 musicians at the top of their craft. No ear pieces, no auto tune , just plain talent.

FM....JUST A GENIUS!!! Glory forever to FM💪💪💪

Take us along with you listening to all their music, k? Thanks! Wait til you hear Freddie singing with Montserrat Cabelle, operatic saprano - "Barcelona".

I was lucky enough to see 8 different Queen tours, beginning in 1974 & ending with the Hot Space tour. I saw 6 concerts in 15 days during the Day at the Races tour and the middle third of every show was different. They were such pioneers and are credited with so many "firsts" in rock history. Listen to The Show Must Go On-basically Freddie's last vocals.

Queen are amazing, so versatile, try their 70's era, Stone cold crazy , first trash metal song before the term was invented, March of the black queen, The prophet's song both of them lyrics version rarely played live because of their complexity. Freddie was the best male vocalist of the 20th century, Dimash is for now the best vocalist of the 21th century. If you want to ear the amazing thing Freddie could do with his voice try Exercises in free love, and remember that Freddie never had singing lesson, imagine if he had....I have goosebumps thinking about it. He is deeply missed. Let's not forget Brian, Roger and Deaky, they are very talented musicians and songwriters too. Thank you for this reaction, I will be waiting for more.

The 4 were all very talented in their own unique way & it all worked bc the stars somehow aligned and put the 4 of them together. It lasted 21 years, 13 albums (sans all the live stuff or greatest hits) and somewhere around 700+ shows. They definitely had 2 distinct sounds. 70s vs 80s. Both fantastic IMO. Another great early one that you may not know is liar. Written by Freddie and it’s a rocker, each of them give a fantastic performance. kzread.info/dash/bejne/gYhlxKRvk67UZNo.html 1974 live at the Rainbow.

White Queen live at the Odeon. Amazing.

One of the things that makes Brian's sound so unique is the fact that his guitar is literally one of a kind. It's called The Red Special and he made it himself with his dad when he was a teenager as they couldn't afford a shop bought one. It is made out of bits and pieces such as an old mantelpiece, a table top, a knitting needle, mother of pearl buttons and more. It was made using hand tools, no power tools and there are a few vids on you tube where he talks about it if you want to check it out.

One of my favorite Queen songs is “It’s Late”. You might find a live audio, but I’ve never seen a live video. The audio recording is so good! Bryan May is considered one of the best ever guitarists by fellow guitarists.

@DonnaleaSpencer

4 жыл бұрын

ditto!."It's Late"=another excellent song written by Brian

@ManUtdMrs

3 жыл бұрын

My favourite Queen song. I was so lucky to see them do it live at Stafford Bingley Hall in 1978 x

@anitapaulus937

3 жыл бұрын

ManUtdMrs You lucky Dog!

@travelerworld4212

Жыл бұрын

@@ManUtdMrs It's late is a very hard song and I never had a chance to hear it live by Queen. I covered it several times in my bands, but never reached the level of Queen. That's when you play their songs that you realize how good the 4 of them were.

Straight from Freddie's heart, through his mouth to your ears...then he captures your heart!

Dr Brian May PHD in Astrophysics He wrote 65 Queen songs. 🔥

The story of Queen is in the albums. Not in the songs we all know. The hidden gems are at least just as good if not better than the songs we all know

@krehetpi

3 жыл бұрын

Totally

You should check out "Innuendo" from 1991' album of the same name. It goes back to a more full progressive rock Led Zeppelin "Kashmir"-like sound and even has a cameo from Yes guitarist Steve Howe. I consider it their forgotten epic. They never played it live because Freddie was so sick, but the music video is worth checking out

@TheBandSShow

4 жыл бұрын

Checking it out!

@queenmiriam3058

4 жыл бұрын

Strong lyrics! Freddie was very sick, but sang amazingly good!!

Loving your reactions to Queen! Superman wears a Freddie Shirt under his cape! Keep enjoying the wonderful ride that is Queen. I suggest you react to Keep Yourself Alive and Dragon Attack from the same concert in Montreal. They are a jam and the bass in Dragon Attack is a showcase of John Deacon that is sometimes overlooked. You’ll be happy you did it. Enjoy the ride guys❤️

That's one of my (many) favourite Queen songs. Thank you for doing this one. Absolutely beautiful.

Holy shit! Thank you...I don’t think I’ve ever seen this...WOW it sounds better than on the album! Friggin amazing. Sail Away Sweet Sister!

I was so lucky to see him and hear him live when he gave a concert in Budapest, Hungary, and even learned a Hungarian song and sang it in Hungarian kzread.info/dash/bejne/hISOxsmypczegKQ.html she was a fantastically suggestive, wonderful singerkzread.info/dash/bejne/q3lhj8uDZdu5erg.html "Arrival at the stadium, where the evening concert was,,, and tasted the Hungarian brandy (hahaha) we hoped would not knock out

White queen live at the hammersmith odeon

My Queen story in a nut shell. 10 years old approaching my 11th bday, 1974. My cousin taking me to my first concert. It was Queen opening for a band called Mott The Hoople. Then, 1976, happen to be watching American Bandstand, the vid for Bohemian Rhapsody appears and I was struck and hooked!!. I got every album and got to see them three more times, in 1977 with Thin Lizzy opening for them (you remember The Boys Are Back in Town?), then in 1980 and 1982. The latter had Billy Squire opening for them. So now at 57 years old and I still listen to them like it is the first time. Queen will always excite me, rock me, make me laugh and make me cry. all the best to you.

Brian May and his father made his guitar themselves. He said it took about 3 years to make it using materials from his grandparents fireplace mantle and his mother’s sewing machine. The whammy bar is one of his Mother’s knitting needles and he also plays using a coin instead of a guitar pick. Pure genius. The Red Special is what it is called. Gotta love Brian’s talent also❤️

I was 16 when I first heard BR on the radio.I was hooked. I begged my parents to buy me the album. I had to do the dishes for a month for a family of 7. That was a lot of dish washing. They let me play the album whenever I was working off the money in the kitchen. They even let me blast BR as loud as I wanted. To this day I will NEVER wash another dish in my life,I let my husband do it. He understands...JudyD.

They HAVE to be the best live band of all time... Amazing.

First heard Freddie singing Killer Queen in a pub disco, Sheffield 1974. I was so impressed by the quality of his voice, and indeed the rest of the band...I had discovered one of the greatest bands of all time. Subsequently over the ensuing years up to 1982 I taped most of Queen’s songs and played them whilst travelling round the UK. Recently I have been paying more attention to 1983-Freddie’s departure in 1991.Though very sad I and millions of Queen fans remain loyal to Brian and Roger as they forge ahead (just as Freddie would have wished for...)

Thank"s for keeping QUEEN alive!!!

Brian wrote this song after a friend of his was devastated by divorce and he was starting going thru his own marital problems. The lyrics are so heart wrenching. You must also react to White Queen live at the Odean. It is one of their best performances and my favorite.

Next try Live at Wembley, White Queen at the Odeon

Hi loved your reaction ! How about You take my breath away Live at Hyde Park. 🙏

I don't believe that any band has performed to the level with the longevity of Queen. Now with Adam to continue to introduce Queen music in concert to millions. No one can replace Freddie, but believe he would be thrilled FOR the music to continue. RIP FREDDIE, you are a legend.

I think Brian is getting the recognition now as a guitarist. Not only was he innovative but his guitar was built by him and his dad when he was teenager and was designed so that everything could happen through the guitar without petals or effects. I think with Queen, people didn't pay as much attention to the rest of the band because of how bright shining Freddie was. Queen is unusual because all of the band members were song writers (this particular song was Brian's-hence why he is playing piano on it, not Freddie) and all had at least one of their song make it to number one on the charts. Also, both Brian and the drummer Roger could have (and were on some Queen songs and solo projects) been lead singers in their own right had they not had such an amazing and unique lead singer in Freddie. If you want to hear how either of them as lead check out Rock It (Prime Jive) off of The Game for Roger (Freddie starts it off though) or Sail Away Sweet Sister for Brian (Freddie sings a small middle part). They are lead on other songs also. The combination of those three voices was what made Bohemian Rhapsody possible and why Queen's harmonies are so good. Roger has a high raspy voice (the high notes and "Galileo's" are Roger), Brian is deeper and very soft and warm sounding to counteract Roger's rough voice and Freddie crystal clear vibrato fills the rest.

Add "I want it all" to your playlist

Love Brian playing the piano with his guitar in his lap.

Brian is one of the great guitarists himself and is still playing. He built his guitar with his father as a teenager. It Can do things that other guitars can’t. Queen is considered the best band ever withe Bestles second. All 4 have written #1 hits and are in songwriters hall of Fame . Brian and Roger still tours the world as Queen +Adam Lambert. Spild out stadions !!

I have listened and watched Queen since 1972 . They are the best band ever 😊❤️❤️❤️- Freddie is the best ❤️

Also look for Freddie with Montseratt Caballe he wrote an album for them to preform,it's very different from what you'll be expecting

I discovered Queen in 1976 and have loved them ever since. So much so that my children also love Queen, now that they are grown.

Well, Queens always my go to. Im 53 now and was first bought Queen Live Killers when I was 13. I was blown away. I went to Magic Tour in 86 at Wembley, it was the first time I saw the band live and the last as the original 4 set up. Brian May and Roger Taylor still work hard to promote the Queen brand and still maintain an excellent level of musicianship, which is incredible given they are both into their 70s! The Night Goes Down from their self titled first album of 1973 is an absolute must. This was before they'd had any hits and were struggling to get noticed.

I’ll second the previous request that you watch White Queen, live at Odeon Hammersmith 1975. It has the most beautiful instrumental segment in the middle between Freddie’s piano and Brian’s guitar, that will bow your mind

I was 12 when I first discovered Queen.Borrowed Live from Wembley 86. 2 disc and put it on. Spent next 2 months listening to it every night before sleep on my Sony GR8 1998 model (kzread.info/dash/bejne/kX2VmZuLpNzKXZc.html) then added Live Killers to that religious ritual.Then it happened, my first heartbreak in my young life, scarred me the most :) , women can't compare :). I found out Freddie was gone and I will never get the chance to see him or meet him.That is how a young me found out how it feels to feel a loss in your life, still sometimes gets me when I watch or listen to Queen. Women were a piece of cake after that :D :D :D

You really need to buy Queen greatest hits 1,2&3 for the ground work then move on to full albums, like them or not you cannot deny talent. Listen to all their solo albums, there is so much to listen to. Freddie's dear friend Dave Clark recently released a lost Demo of Freddie, "Time waits for no one", just Freddie and Mike Moran on the piano, it's a masterpiece in Freddie's sheer vocal talent.

I have loved Queen since 1973 when their first album came out. They are so talented and Freddie is my favorite singer. I never got to see them live unfortunately. They never came close to where I lived.

Lead guitarist Brian May and his father built his first electric guitar (The one in this clip) , "The Red Special" , He still occasionally plays it although he now has a couple of reproductions. The Red Special even has it's own wikipedia entry.

@wnsafford1854

4 жыл бұрын

Just to add a little info; Last interview I saw with Brian May about this was maybe 2 years ago (my apologies, I can't find that vid now). He said his original Red Special is still his primary guitar, the main one he still uses on stage. The replicas are back-ups (and he sells official replicas too). As I understand, he's had back-ups for years, but they are mainly used when he doesn't want to risk damage to the original, such as when filming in the snow for the We Will Rock You & Spread Your Wings videos (the original was used in the studio, for the actual audio recordings).

Queen and Nightwish, my 2 favorite groups!

Glad that you reactrd to one of my fave songs..i love it the 1st time ive seen this..love the lyrics, the voice, so powerful..look how musical genius freddie was, calculated his moves when goin back & forth the piano continuously singing and on point..please react to under pressure, white queen, one vision, death on 2 legs, too much love will lill you, no one but you is a song dedicated to freddie by bri, rog & john..tnxsomuch..

Hi guys! I miss Freddie so much! he was phenomenal! I love all them songs live they are better than studio version and Freddie voice OMG. There is actually singer whose voice is very similar to Freddie. His name is MARK MARTEL and he is brilliant very talented guy also looking like Freddie. He has His own chanel Mark Martel He did vocals for BOHEMIA RAPSODIE MOVIE, because of similarity with Freddie voice. He sang Bohemian Rapsodie and played just piano THAT WAS SO COOL. He did more songs by Queen. He is touring with Queen Celebration playing Queen songs so You can still get to see his show and listen to someone so close to Freddies voice.

Yes you’ve GOT TO GET some Queen on your playlist!!!! I think I have 300+ including Freddie’s Solo stuff. Never tire of it - became a fan in ‘74 after hearing Killer Queen for the first time in high school - I died. Of course BoRhap followed the next year and I was hooked for life. Here I am, 63, and I still listen every.single.day.

Watch White Queen live at Hammersmith Oden 1975(Christmas Eve). It’s very early in their career right after Bohemian Rhapsody put them in super star status. Love of My Life live at Wembley 1986 is fantastic. It will show you the relationship Freddie had with his fans. What happens during that song happened at every concert when he sang it- even in foreign countries. Of course you should see them Do Bohemian Rhapsody live at Montreal 1981 and a great rock song Now I’m here live at Wembley 1986. The crowning glory is their show stealing performance at the Live Aid gig in 1985. All the big groups participated. It was 16 hours and each group had 17 minutes. Over 1.5 BILLION PEOPLE saw it on TV that July Saturday, including me! It is still ranked the best live rock and roll performance in history. You should take 20 minutes and react to their Live Aid performance. It’s amazing - back then there was no auto tune or anything else. Pure talent.

Another vastly underrated Queen song worth checking out is "Las Palabras de Amor. "

He is present in the words whatever song he sings. Brian wrote it and Freddie as always makes it his own. GENIUS BAND.

I love seeing your expressions. Just like mine. Love and admiration

All of them, the 4 were and are amazing musicians. Freddie was only the leading singer as he used to say, never the leader of the band. According to him, they all were leading the band. And he was right, the 4 of them together were bigger than the universe and beyond 👑👑👑

This song gets me every time.

1 yr. Later , but....please do Freddie & Montserrat Caballe BARCELONA....a few years before his passing and a dream coming True of His love of Opera ❤🙏

I was lucky enough to get to see them do this live on opening night of the U.S. leg of the Game tour in Madison Square Garden, September 1980. This is one of my favorite songs of that album, the last track of another Queen masterpiece.

Queen as a whole, as a Band were/are absolutely amazing. The sad thing in my opinion is that Freddie was just so fu&*king great/The GOAT that the rest of the band gets over shadowed,but you cant blame people for it because Freddie was just that amazing.

U asked for stories about Queen.. Freddie had 4 extra teeth in his mouth which made his voice able to do much more. Many doctors videos explain how he used his vocal cords better than most singers looking at throat xrays, have said his vocal was astounding & even better than Luciano Pavarotti, a famous opera singer. He never had singing lessons, but had piano lessons since 6 & had a white baby grand mom taught him on, they were wealthy. At 8, he was put on a ship by his parents & traveled alone across the sea to attend private school in India where he attended for about 6-7 yrs with few visits from parents after they were forced out of their country, Zanzibar, Africa, in a war against Parsies with only the clothes on their backs to avoid being killed. At that private sxhool, at 8, he formed his 1st band, The Hectics, & played concerts there til he left. They moved Freddie & all settled in London.suburb He loved it there, firmed another band of two, IBEX, then WRECKAGE. An adult tha t knew him those yrs said he had basically 2 tee shirts & 1 probably of jeans he washed constantly & wore every day. He had little $ for clothes. He followed a London band he loved called SMILE, & that was Brian May & Roger Taylor's band. When their singer quit, FREDDIE Jumped AT THE chance! They were smart enough to recognize Freddie's genius in so many areas & his kindness, his confiden c e onstage, his insistence he was NOT the leader of Queen, he was "just the lead vocalist" said alot about him as yrs went on. He was funny, happy, & they say he encouraged them to be perfectionists with their working together in the studio. When they hired a basist John Deacon, "Deacy", Freddie drew an elaborate ROYAL graphic icon & suggested they now needed a new band name, QUEEN! Shocked but open to Freddie's sweet, amiable & pushy personality, they went along with his bubbly confidence. He never had a bit of doubt they would become legends because he believed in all of them as a unit, not just hid own extraordinary abilities. The rest is history. I nicknamed Freddie the Masterpiece In Human Form. In museums they put benches in front of the best paintings because when soneth I NG is so extraordinary you need time to sit, stare & take it all in for a few minutea. Now I see u both doing just that... watching Queen on yr show. Please go watch a different version of Lap Of The Gods, it's a 100 times better & different than the one u posted at Wembly. PLEASE !!! Hammersmith ODEON 1975 /12/24 Luv u ,Brian&Stan! Sailor Suzie go to: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i4KKzMhuYJmuZtY.html

@TheBandSShow

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Suzie!!!

Hey y’all!!! I have loved Queen since the early 90’s I wish I could have seen them live..I just love Freddy and I highly recommend you guys add Tie Your Mother Down live from the same concert, Fat Bottomed Girls, and White Queen as it Began all live are the best thanks for your reactions!! God Bless!!

I went to Imperial College in 1973, just after Brian had abandoned his PhD there and the band were starting to get noticed. A poster went up in the Student Union for a Queen concert there (a very modest concert venue - I think tickets were 40p!!) and I was so looking forward to it. But the concert was pulled (I heard that it was because their management wanted to use their success to fill bigger venues) . I was enjoying myself in other ways at university so missed the chance to see them at Hammersmith Odeon. Thank goodness so much was captured on video for us to enjoy now!

Dudes my personal Queen Favourite 🤟

You keep looking at Queen from a U.S. perspective...the rest of the world knows all their songs and the names of the band members..and the instruments they play.

Love Queen and all their amazing songs ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Just found you guys yesterday...love the reactions! Of course appreciating Queen helps!! 2 songs come to mind for you guys. I Want It All (not live but awesome video) and Who Wants To Live Forever (again not live but the video is amazing). Will keep watching for more reactions...Thx!!

My personal "story" with Queen was, that I had really a phase of depression and really not knowing how to go on living. So I had thoughts of suicide. But I said to myself, that I have to listen to the last Queen album "Made in heaven". It wasn't out at this time. At the time, when it came out my life was better, and so I think, that Queen had saved my life at least a little. You said, that it could be a good idea to listen to some complete albums of Queen. This is definitely a very good idea. The creativity of Queen can only be explored by listening to whole albums. Just take "A night at the opera". There are lots of completely different styles of music on it - fro heavy metal to pop via Folk, Ragtime and even dixieland jazz. If you like to react to songs which are not live, I really would like you to watch "Made in heaven", one of these genius but underrated songs or Innuendo, one of my favourites. Anyway thanks for your good job and thanks for reacting to Queen...

In this song John plays the fairytale bass .... at this precise point, 3:51 you touch heaven ....

Go and look for Winter's Tale,Exercises In Free Love,I Want To Break Free, vocal improvisation at different concerts and go for the full version of Live Aid

I discovered Queen through the Highlander theme song then they became my favorite

Sadly I never got to see Queen with Freddie but I did get to see them play here in Aus two nights ago and they were incredible. I was so close to BrIan I could have almost touched his Red Special. They are legends.

“It started off so well”

Best band ever.

My first concert was Queen in September 1980 at MSG in NYC when I was 17. I managed to get through security and into the "Green Room" I went. I don't know which was more fun. The "Green Room" or the Concert. Guess I’m lucky, I experienced both! I still have the ticket. I don’t know why it isn’t pasting into the comment. Hmm?? Sincerely Original Fat Bottom Girl from Old HB NYC, I’m not Freakin kidding!!!!!! FYI: Just in case, Fat Bottom Girl and Bicycle Race are 2 songs usually played together.

Freddie never had singing lesson. Check out Headlong, Mother Love, We are the Champions, Love of my Life, Live Aid, Wembley concert 1986. There’s so many songs for u to check out. I grew up with this group and now I’m watching them with Adam Lambert and after 29 yrs after Freddie’s been gone their still number one.

Keep yourself alive live in Montreal 1981

Brian May is genius voted nr. 8 of all !! The band nr one with the Beatles second - Freddie the best rocksangerinde of all times.

Brian May is one of the most beloved guitarists of all time. It is just not a huge public perception type of thing like with Clapton or something. Ask a lot of guitar players who grew up with Queen music and they will sing his praises.

One of my favourite Queen songs

Brian may is now been awarded the greatest guitarist of all time, he beat Hendrix who was on the number 1 spot for years in 2020.

Queen fan and Steeler fan!!!

Oh that album! Phenomenal. The Game. That song is another song I'd love to see you react to. Innuendo, Bijou, Don't Try So Hard, Body Language, the list goes on and on.

SUPERB!

Live montreal Bohemian Rhapsody

Y ou would totally love Tutti Fruitty oh Rutti from Budapest 1986 HQ. Anne Craycroft

This version is way better than the album version. They changed it up considerably.

Hello! Please reaction To Dimash and Queen with SUPER Vocal Boys, amazing! Abrazos desde Venezuela.

Nice to see how the you can appreciate music like this. About you appraising the tremendous voice of Freddie Mercury, I suggest to check out Tom Jones singing I Never Fall in Love Again (live version from 1967) and/or - which probably is totally out of your area of interest, but just give it a try... - Luciano Pavarotti singing "Nessun dorma" from Turandot (The Three Tenors in Concert 1994). You might be surprised...

I love this whole concert

Brian May is considered to be one of the top 5 Guitar players ever! Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Eddie VanHalen, BRIAN MAY Come on guys, I’ll get you up to speed. Say Queen in 1982 at Maple Leaf Gardens in Canada!

That last guitar solo though.....

"Don't Stop Me Now" ya might want to add that to your ipoh, everybody loves an says it's a happy song!

One Vision live at Wembly .

Ps: or some early Queen, like Keep yourself alive, Stone cold Crazy, the Prophets song, White Queen and on and on 😂😂

So GD talented!