FIRST TIME HEARING Queen - Full Concert Live Aid 1985 (REACTION)

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  • @IMKingSupreme
    @IMKingSupreme  Před 2 lety +34

    Legendary performance 🔥

    • @BackyardButcher
      @BackyardButcher Před 2 lety

      You should watch his documentary. You will not have a dry eye when you're done, but this man lived one hell of a life. I just hate that HIV and AIDS took him just a year too late. Doctors realized it was an immune system problem, and immunosuppressant drugs were released shortly after his death.. he took one for both teams for a disease no one knew existed, rest in peace Freddy.. 😥💯🔥🤟❤️

    • @thesoundlikechameleons2082
      @thesoundlikechameleons2082 Před rokem

      Unprotected sex killed him.

  • @ladydigger
    @ladydigger Před 2 lety +70

    Yup. I was there in the blistering heat with thousands rocking to this legend. Brian May made his guitar sing and the crowd were sprayed with hoses to prevent sunstroke. one of the greatest moments of my life. Such a joy to watch you appreciate this. Great music knows no age. It stands in it's own power.

    • @marciebulsaraorcutt
      @marciebulsaraorcutt Před 2 lety +9

      OMG, You are SO SO LUCKY!

    • @joannedarley1893
      @joannedarley1893 Před 2 lety +5

      Hi hon, me too, great times.

    • @LMTino
      @LMTino Před 2 lety +6

      Can't help but want that thrill through a newcomer's eyes or an older one's discovery. Just a good vibe. Grand you were there Jenny !

    • @IMKingSupreme
      @IMKingSupreme  Před 2 lety +11

      So glad you got the chance to experience that! Must’ve been amazing

    • @WildWest83
      @WildWest83 Před 2 lety +2

      I wish I could jump in a time machine and be my age now and witness this event in person! I bet y’all who were there loved every single second!

  • @debramoore7513
    @debramoore7513 Před 2 lety +22

    YOUR FACE WAS PRICELESS when you realized that Queen did WE WILL ROCK YOU & WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! 🤣🤣 👍👍

  • @moniquecopeland5711
    @moniquecopeland5711 Před 2 lety +37

    Loved your reaction. I was born the year this concert came out so was too young to know much about Freddie Mercury or queen until I saw the movie Bohemian Rhapsody in 2018. It changed my life forever. I went from a stone cold R&B and hip-hop head to almost listening to nothing else but Queen and Freddie Mercury for the last 3 1/2 years. Their level of professionalism and quality of music is mind blowing.. not to mention Freddie’s ‘s amazing voice and showmanship. I love your enthusiasm. It is how I feel every time I watch them and I do watch live aid every day and I do watch multiple reaction videos every single day as well. Yours is one of my favorites. Do yourself a favor and watch the Wembley 86 concert. It is phenomenal. Enjoy your Queen journey and I look forward to seeing more Queen reaction videos from you. (help me! I’ve fallen down the queen rabbit hole and can’t get up😊)

  • @anne-mariesindruprix4792
    @anne-mariesindruprix4792 Před 2 lety +12

    You asked how many attended the concert? - an estimate of 1.9 billion - as it was telecasted world wide via 13 satellites . In Philadelphia - US - a similar concert took place - there was 90.000 - at Wembley there was 72.000. It was a live aid concert - there was a famine in Ethiopia - and all the most famous bands in the UK and US took part without getting payed - . This was called the greatest rock performance of all times. They had only 20 minutes and none of their usual soundcrew - scene - smoke -lighting and so on - just sublime musicianship. Freddie Mercury was once asked which instrument he played - he answered "the audience, darling" - which is why everybody is so engaged - and it was not a "Queen - audience" all tickets were sold out before they were announced... Thank you for your reaction - and welcome to the "rabbit hole".

  • @pipmaple
    @pipmaple Před 2 lety +3

    I was there and to this day no one has topped that performance.
    Best day of my life !

  • @andreakormosnekacso4804
    @andreakormosnekacso4804 Před 2 lety +25

    John Deacon, the bass player joined to the band in 1971 and they spent 20 years together, until Freddie's death. Queen performed 658 concerts in 15 years, because they stopped touring in 86. Great reaction.

    • @marciebulsaraorcutt
      @marciebulsaraorcutt Před 2 lety +2

      I didn't know exactly how many concerts they had done - I knew it was in the area of 700 - so this is great information... In comparison, I was reading an article about George Michael that mentioned that, during his career, he had done around 200 concerts! 0_0 (Which is NOTHING against George Michael, I love him as well... it just gave me perspective on how HARD WORKING the Queen lads were!)

  • @vickiemace1238
    @vickiemace1238 Před 2 lety +5

    What you hearing.. is Real music. People that can Sing without electronic help, and people that can actually play instruments. There's a ton of groups out there that kick butt.

  • @headrushindi
    @headrushindi Před 2 lety +2

    I was stationed at Ft Bragg North Carolina in the Army when this aired . I was at a cookout/barbecue, at a friends house
    that Saturday, and we were all milling around , eating , and cutting up . When Queen took the stage , slowly we were all drawn into the Living room and gathered in silence around the TV where we sat mesmerized by what is now known as the greatest live performance in Rock History. When Queen finished, we all sat in silence a moment until someone finally said " DAAAMN That was the most incredible thing I have ever heard" . I had been an avid queen fan since I was a boy. But I will never forget this concert . The amazing power of Freddie Mercury to magically control an audience of thousands with the gesture of one hand and his uncanny charisma. His remarkable voice, and Brian May's Virtuoso guitar playing ... OH yeah ..I wasn't at the concert ..but I was AT THE CONCERT in my heart and head. And took it with me all these years . Just one of the best if not the VERY greatest rock Pop bands of all time ! They were to rock music what Mozart was to classical.

  • @deborahallen3318
    @deborahallen3318 Před 2 lety +2

    This is the song that Lady Gaga got her name from, she is a huge Queen fan just like us! Great reaction, as always! 👍

  • @WildWest83
    @WildWest83 Před 2 lety +2

    What’s amazing here is Freddie Mercury had vocal issues and was advised by doctors not to perform. Yet he went out and performed the best live concert in music history. Love your reaction videos and your particular thoughts here were fantastic! I’ve seen a few others where people didn’t know Queen did We Will Rock You & We Are The Champions but it never gets old. Queen are still the best all these years later and Freddie died in 1991 but even 31 years later, he still has no competition as a pure vocal singer and performer.

  • @andreasmith6528
    @andreasmith6528 Před 2 lety +3

    I truly love it when younger people "get" Queen and how amazing they were, especially live. There has never been, nor will there ever be, another Freddie. Brian and Roger are still playing in their 70s. They took quite a bit of time off after Freddie died. I mean, he's irreplaceable. They've been touring with Adam Lambert for the past 10 years and he's amazing in his own right, but he'll be the first to say he's no Freddie. I do think Freddie would love him, however. Queen's 50th anniversary was last year and they're still selling out stadiums and huge venues. Roger and Brian are so happy to still be performing their music to millions of fans, new and old.

  • @peggyh8937
    @peggyh8937 Před 2 lety +5

    Great reaction! Yes, you just witnessed the greatest live rock performance to date. Remember, this wasn't a "Queen Concert". The tickets sold out before Queen was booked to do the concert thus the people that bought tickets were not specifically there to see Queen. Each band had 20 minutes to perform. There was a traffic light set up at the bottom of the front of the stage to let the bands know their time was up. If it was yellow, they knew they better wrap it up because the power would go off when it turned red. If you look at the end of We Are The Champions, you'll see the light is yellow. Freddie sees it and quickly catches the band's attention and cuts the band off about a second before it turns red. I watched this concert from home in the U.S. live on tv. I wish I could have seen it live. Freddie is unmatched live. As you said, he gives 110% every time he performs. He gave his all in the studio too but he really fed off the crowd and took his live performances to a whole different level. The entire band performed well live which is a talent that many artists these days are unable to achieve. Check out Stoned Cold Crazy live at the Rainbow 1974 and White Queen live at Hammersmith 1975 . These two songs are complete opposites in style and show the extreme versatility of the band in their ability to perform live.

  • @marilynsmith9758
    @marilynsmith9758 Před 2 lety +7

    This legendary performance is generally regarded as the greatest live rock performance of all time. The energy level is amazing and no matter how many times I watch it, it always amazes me and has me rocking. I am really enjoying your Queen reactions. The expression on your face when you heard We Will Rock You and realized it is a Queen song was priceless. Thanks for reacting to my favorite band.

  • @marvalstith2749
    @marvalstith2749 Před 2 lety +15

    Yep, all four Queen 'boys' genius musicians and performers. Hear Roger from his drum stand backing Freddie's vocals, Brian, guitarist also stepping to the microphone with vocal support...even John on Bass (who usually doesn't add his voice) at this concert chimed in. And they're always in sync...nothing but professional. Very good people too. They are indeed Legendary Queen with the best Frontman Freddie Mercury, an excellent pianist too. //thanks for the reaction - Nice! .

  • @cornishmaid9138
    @cornishmaid9138 Před 2 lety +2

    Freddie Mercury and Queen are ADORED all across the globe. I’m 70 and my husband almost 80 and we still blast Queen out!! 👏🥰

  • @deboraclark5791
    @deboraclark5791 Před 2 lety +3

    Great reaction to the greatest performance in rock history. I love what a music critic said about Freddie. He said Freddie was a beautiful strutting peacock, so true.

  • @carolcjh8938
    @carolcjh8938 Před 2 lety +5

    Love your reaction to "We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions." The look on your face was priceless. Loved it!

  • @WelshAmethystGirl087
    @WelshAmethystGirl087 Před 2 lety +3

    Loved your reaction, fun fact. Freddie had a throat infection during this performance doctors told him not to sing but he did anyway lol

  • @dearbhlakerr6497
    @dearbhlakerr6497 Před 2 lety +2

    Best live performace ever!! RIP Freddie. Pure, Organic, talented, Just on point with everything

  • @kimd.9070
    @kimd.9070 Před 2 lety +20

    Newly subbed. I love your enthusiasm. Queen in my opinion is the G.O.A.T.! Freddie was told not to perform at this concert due to a throat infection. He later said singing was like gargling with glass. Queen always gave it their all. All tickets were sold before Queen was announced, so this wasn't a Queen crowd.

  • @sherryheim5504
    @sherryheim5504 Před 2 lety +7

    I have watched this concert so many times but I never get tired of it. Queen was together until Freddie's death which was 20 years. They got together in 1970. Both Brian and Roger then had solo careers. Several years later, Roger and Brian went on tour with Paul Rogers (Free, Bad Company). When those tours were over once again, Queen went quiet for a while until Roger and Brian were invited to be on the American Idol show where they met Adam Lambert. They then formed Queen + Adam Lambert and they have been touring to sold out stadium crowds for about 12 years. Roger and Brian still have solo careers as well as does Adam Lambert. Thank you for enjoying this outstanding concert. It is impossible not to feel like you are actually there when you watch it.

  • @debramoore7513
    @debramoore7513 Před 2 lety +6

    You got commercials?? It’s because you’re popular!! 👏👏 Anyway -
    This performance #1 for best single performance by a rock band considering the circumstances!! The set list is brilliant ➡️ Bohemian Rhapsody - Radio Ga Ga - Hammer To Fall - Crazy Little Thing Called Love - We Will Rock You - We Are The Champions!!
    Queen ruled the world & Freddie held the universe in his hands! 🌎

    • @sharonhalliday3180
      @sharonhalliday3180 Před 2 lety +1

      And the call and response, which is often skipped over, included " the note heard around the world". That short section demonstrates how to get the crowd totally engaged with Freddie and the performance. No one could do that better than Freddie, plus it featured his vocal powers. I look forward to the discovery of "Improptu" performed at the 1986 Wembley Magic Tour concerts. That is very special.

  • @mkdotson
    @mkdotson Před 2 lety +2

    I have watched this twice now... Yes legendary all his live performances were amazing. Love your reactions...

  • @tammyjackson3113
    @tammyjackson3113 Před 2 lety +10

    The making of One Vision and White Queen live at Hammersmith it's mind blowing👑👑👑 the Freddie Strut no one like him. The guitarist is Dr. Brian May astrophysicist who works with NASA, they were all college educated.

  • @mymusic8990
    @mymusic8990 Před 2 lety +2

    The energy he exerts is amazing. We lost a wonderful person when Freddie passed. Very sad.

  • @pamelatriffon4408
    @pamelatriffon4408 Před 2 lety +6

    Enjoyed your reaction so much! This is considered the greatest rock performance of all time! To answer your question. The band just celebrated their 50th anniversary. They were together for twenty years until Freddie's untimely death.

  • @jodyheigaard9949
    @jodyheigaard9949 Před 2 lety +5

    Bo Rhap written by Freddie Mercury
    Radio Ga Ga written by Roger Taylor (Lady Ga Ga got her name from this song)
    Hammer To Fall written by Brian May
    Crazy Little Thing Called Love written by Freddie Mercury in 10 minutes in the bath 😁
    We Will Rock You written by Brian May
    We Are The Champions written by Freddie Mercury
    John Deacon didn't have any songs in this set, but has multiple hits.

  • @GrafindeKlevemark
    @GrafindeKlevemark Před 2 lety +3

    Apparently Lady Gaga took her name from this song. As an oldie, (74), I love to see your enthusiam. We were so lucky to see this band.

  • @LinkCat67
    @LinkCat67 Před 2 lety +2

    Freddie was the ultimate showman especially when pkaying to a stadium full of fans.

  • @LMTino
    @LMTino Před 2 lety +2

    MUSIC History Alive FOREVER.

  • @VZB79
    @VZB79 Před 2 lety +1

    Queen owns the stage an Freddy owns the Crowd... thats how they rock even today after his passing '91

  • @bettybaby63
    @bettybaby63 Před 2 lety +3

    “He’s Goated” lol love it. Really Fun reaction.

  • @Maya9396
    @Maya9396 Před 2 lety +2

    🔥💥 the time before phones. Everybody was 100 % with the band. Nobody busy with their phones. Miss those days!

  • @jk-wf7uc
    @jk-wf7uc Před 2 lety +3

    Yes. Yes. Great reaction ❣️❣️
    Ty 👑🎵🎶😇

  • @glynnisi
    @glynnisi Před 2 lety

    This was the best live performance of all time. Freddie Mercury was the best front man and Queen as a whole was amazing. All such gifted musicians. I watch people react to Queen & other greats when I'm down or stressed (lots of stress in the world these days!) & was giddy waiting for you to realize Queen did We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions. It's like, you know they're great. Then you realize they really are iconic legends and you just delight in it. Fun reaction!

  • @rainy9010
    @rainy9010 Před 2 lety +4

    You should really check out "You're my best friend". There's a large chance that you may already heard it without knowing it. And It's the bassist John Deacon Wrote it

  • @sylviafarese8837
    @sylviafarese8837 Před 2 lety +1

    I’ve read Freddie had throat infection and went against doctor’s orders and performed anyhow. As a fan, I’m glad they did!

  • @JellySlugs
    @JellySlugs Před rokem

    Every younger person will have heard a song from Queen you might not know it at the time , they are everywhere great reaction

  • @charlieb.7028
    @charlieb.7028 Před měsícem

    You are officially hooked!! How many times have you watched in the last 2-yrs?!?!

  • @stevenlovett643
    @stevenlovett643 Před 2 lety +1

    When you see Freddie completely owning the stage it's hard to image that he couldn't be choreographed, he had 2 left feet, everything he did on stage was spontaneous. This was discovered when he was invited to dance with the Royal Ballet, he just couln't be choreographed which is why they ended up doing a dance routine with Freddie being lifted a lot during that routine he did with them.

  • @kathleenohare8770
    @kathleenohare8770 Před 2 lety +9

    Check out early works...WHITE QUEEN live at Hammersmith, IN THE LAP OF THE GODS, DRAGON ATTACK....no disappointments at all...great performances all

  • @sarahholland2600
    @sarahholland2600 Před 2 lety +2

    That's a non Queen crowd , 70,000 people, at a charity concert, who all know the Radio GaGa handclaps from the songs video . That song is also where Lady GaGa got her name from.

  • @lg1799
    @lg1799 Před 2 lety

    I went to 3 of their concerts. This one, the Wembley stadium and the one in Montreal. Each time I was blown away by their performance. I am so lucky to have grown up and been a young adult in this era. So many legendary groups but Queen has a sweet place in my heart for sure. At Live-aid, they gave the best performance of all the groups there, hands down !! Thank you for the great trip down the memory lane!!!

  • @geoffsullivan7902
    @geoffsullivan7902 Před 2 lety

    Music history right here! Queen definitely hit it on all points. ❤️🎼🎶❤️🔥🤘😎

  • @stephaniegoutremout5088
    @stephaniegoutremout5088 Před 2 lety +2

    Don't apologize 🥰 amazing reaction

  • @charlieb.7028
    @charlieb.7028 Před měsícem

    Brian May is the Lead Guitarist. His Family couldn’t afford a Guitar, so he & his Dad made it out of an old cabinet his mom was getting rid of it. So, they packed everything he wanted in to it! It’s truly “one of a kind”, & he can do things with it that no one else could!

  • @hazelgallacher4421
    @hazelgallacher4421 Před 2 lety

    Got the crowd in the palm of his hands .Most people just don’t know they know them .21 mins of pure brilliance

  • @KelliViti
    @KelliViti Před 2 lety +9

    We all love them live. That said. They experimented a lot with sound. in studio. Could you please react to the studio versions of. March of the Black Queen, Millionaire Waltz, The Prophets Song, Death on two legs, 39, Good Company, Keep Yourself Alive, Tenement Funster, & Someday One Day.

  • @louisesavage7075
    @louisesavage7075 Před rokem

    Best reaction video to Queen that I've seen. You really appreciate Freddie and Queen's talent.

  • @kathleenohare8770
    @kathleenohare8770 Před 2 lety +3

    Guitarist Brian May wrote WE WILL ROCK YOU and Freddie wrote WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS

  • @Fairygrl_TW
    @Fairygrl_TW Před 2 lety

    I was lucky to be born when I was and seen many, many great concerts in the 70s and 80s, but this had to be one of the best...It makes me tear up the power Freddie has in his voice and over the crowds...Just throwing love back and forth...Amazing, Brilliant talent that is so missed... Thank you, Peace

  • @sharonhalliday3180
    @sharonhalliday3180 Před 2 lety +2

    Another great reaction, thank you

  • @heidijohansen5409
    @heidijohansen5409 Před 2 lety

    Love your reactions of this greatest Performance of all time.. 🥰❤️
    Seen so many of your reactions now, so good to see you enjoy my favorite music so much..
    Keep up the good work with more Queen and Freddie Mercury videos.. 👍🥰
    Best wishes to you from Norway..

  • @sharonallforloveandpositiv5497

    All their concerts were phenomenal...so much energy, other reactors have actually reacted to Wembley 1986 whole concert but in 4 or 5 parts... definitely worth doing... !!!!

  • @barrysiewert7386
    @barrysiewert7386 Před 2 lety +4

    Fantastic reaction, love how you get into the music!!!

  • @lindsaycrellin4588
    @lindsaycrellin4588 Před 2 lety +2

    The band was formed in 1970 Roger (drummer) & Brian (lead guitar) were in a band called Smile they weren’t getting anywhere & their singer left Freddie was a fan of Smile he & Roger ran a market stall in Kensington market in London Freddie convinced them to let him be their singer they had a few bass players until they found John & he joined in 1971 aged 19 x loving your reactions x

  • @cazzy7817
    @cazzy7817 Před 2 lety

    Probably been said before but Live Aid was a concert for the famine in Africa at the time; and had link up with Philadelphia US, where there, were acts like Madonna, Santana, U2. The song Crazy Little Thing Called Love' in the Queen set was written by Freddie as a tribute to Elvis after he died as Freddie was a fan of his. Love from London UK

  • @lindawallace3065
    @lindawallace3065 Před rokem

    With Fred they were together for 20 years…but Brian & roger still perform today as Queen!! Best band EVER!!🇬🇧🇬🇧🌻

  • @chris882211
    @chris882211 Před 2 lety +1

    Seen them in madison square garden right after they came out with Another one bites the Dust.. long long time ago. Went to a concert at least every other month back then seen just about every rock group out there then. Never realized at the time how lucky I was to see them

  • @mod850
    @mod850 Před 2 lety +1

    Between the 2 live venues in Wembley Stadium in London and JFK stadium in Philly, plus the simulcast on TV worldwide, around 1.9 billion (not a typo) people watched this concert. It was pretty epic, even with all the tech snafus.

  • @kimberleyw2429
    @kimberleyw2429 Před 2 lety +3

    Loved the reaction...would love you to do Barcelona and also The Golden Boy by lead singer freddie mercury and montserrat 🇲🇸

  • @ayatollahofarocknrolla403

    Great reaction mate 👍

  • @JaneSmith-lu8ol
    @JaneSmith-lu8ol Před 2 lety +2

    If you want to see the whole band being amazing, check out now I’m here live at Wembley.

  • @pinkey943
    @pinkey943 Před 2 lety

    I saw Queen and Beloved Freddie in 1978 NYC AMAZING

  • @thomaslibbey647
    @thomaslibbey647 Před 2 lety +1

    Love your reaction and appreciation for Freddy and Queen........great to see a younger generation show respect for this group

  • @idareagan8874
    @idareagan8874 Před 3 měsíci

    Did you notice that the first song he sang, the audience sang with him. Over 7,400 people, “this thing called love” Freddie Mercury wrote it when he was taking a bath.

  • @angelrdiaz4755
    @angelrdiaz4755 Před 2 lety

    With Freddie Mercury it was literally like Superman vs the world in his case the universe especially in concert (:.

  • @valeriedonaghy701
    @valeriedonaghy701 Před 2 lety +1

    Loved your reaction I've been a Queen fan since 1975 and never managed a concert, but 47 years later I am going to see Queen & Adam Lambert in concert in May, Pity there is no Freddie or Deaky but I'm like a kid again and get butterflies when I think of it I'm just so excited.

  • @sst3d
    @sst3d Před 2 lety

    Crowd control….best ever

  • @sarahjane3152
    @sarahjane3152 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you so much for this reaction!

  • @dawnekay1567
    @dawnekay1567 Před 2 lety

    we call it an eargasm..........Have iyou done Somebody to Love LIVE in Montreal???? That's a trip............a nything from the Webley Conert a year later 1986......two nights...........first night sold out in mins and this was before computers or cell phones.....so they had to do two nights........
    LOVE OF MY LIFE
    UNDER PRESSURE
    A KIND OF MAGIC
    WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOREVER.........
    THE SHOW MUST GO ON
    MADE IN HEAVEN
    AND ESPECIALLY THE LAST SONG FREDDIE WROTE BEFORE HE DIED.......AND THE MOST BEAUTRIFUL.......WHEN HE GOT SICK HE SPENT A LOT OF TIME IN HIS HOME ON A LAKE IN SWITZERLAND
    ..IT WAS WINTER AND HIS EYESIGHT WAS GOING......I'TS TITLED ...A WINTER'S TALE.......WHEN HE WENT BACK TO LONDON HE DECIDED TO END HIS FIGHT AND STOPPED ALL MEDS EXCEPT PAIN...........THE VIDEO SHOWS HIS HANDWRITING OF THE LYRICS ..............

  • @donnanaples5214
    @donnanaples5214 Před 2 lety

    Great reaction, the smile on your face beautiful. Queen is the best band live. They get into your soul. Freddie’s amazing vocals will give you chills, Brian’s phenomenal guitar sound, Rogers falsetto voice, Johns base it really is the perfect band. You my dear have just scratched the surface. If you really want hear Freddie’s amazing singing abilities Somebody To Love live in Montreal, Cool Cat official video, White Queen At Hammersmith, and Who Wants To Live Forever live at Wembley stadium 1986 it will make you lose your mind, you think you heard the best, everything they did was to perfection, and none of their songs sound the same. Truly brilliant Welcome to Queen army. ❤️❤️

  • @evelyndustin1937
    @evelyndustin1937 Před 2 lety

    I agree. . they were a tight perfect band!💖 this was awesome 👌

  • @marciebulsaraorcutt
    @marciebulsaraorcutt Před 2 lety +6

    AWESOME reaction!
    REQUEST:
    Could you PLEASE now react to the LIVE AID ENCORE that Freddie Mercury & Brian May did later in the evening....
    "IS THIS THE WORLD WE CREATED?"
    You can find the video on the official Live Aid YT channel.
    OTHER REQUEST:
    "FAT BOTTOMED GIRLS" LIVE AT MILTON KEYNES BOWL, 1982

    • @nancyblumberg4612
      @nancyblumberg4612 Před 2 lety +1

      You have to watch Somebody to love live in Montreal! Truly amazing. I think you know about the live aid concert. Not a Queen crowd supposedly, (every crowd is a Queen crowd) Freddie was sick, it was tea on the piano. This was named as the best live rock concert ever. Freddie was on fire and so was the Band, Brian May on guitar, John Deacon on Bass and never least Roger Taylor on drums and back up voice. Everyone of the band has had Number one hit that they wrote. Everyone one of them have higher degrees. Brian has a PhD in physics. Wow right!! This group is amazing and there will NEVER BE ANOTHER FREDDIE MERCURY may he rest in peace. A little fact people seem to forget is for several years in the beginning, Freddie would throw roses to the crowd. He would have people dethrone the roses so no one would get hurt. He loved his fans dearly and we love him back. Please keep in enjoying Queen. The band does all genre’s of music, they do it all! ❤️

  • @ElissaStark514
    @ElissaStark514 Před 2 lety

    Oh yessssss! 👑 joyful reaction!

  • @dsdorecords
    @dsdorecords Před rokem

    We watched it on tv. It was broadcast across the world

  • @KHallesy
    @KHallesy Před 2 lety

    I loved watching your reaction especially to We will Rock You and We are the champions! Those were my songs on all my high school sports teams!

  • @Newalienworlds
    @Newalienworlds Před 2 lety

    Freddie was the brightest star in the universe and then went supernova for eternity

  • @susanhuffstutler9576
    @susanhuffstutler9576 Před 2 lety

    It was a world wide concert. I saw it on tv in San Francisco.

  • @alx406
    @alx406 Před 2 lety

    It was one of the largest satellite link-ups and television broadcasts of all time; an estimated audience of 1.9 billion, in 150 nations, watched the live broadcast, nearly 40 percent of the w

  • @gregsmith5586
    @gregsmith5586 Před 2 lety

    I wasn't there Queen wasn't playing when the tickets went on sale ...I was lucky to see them in 82 84 and twice in 86 good times

  • @vickiemace1238
    @vickiemace1238 Před 2 lety

    Freddie Mercury/Energizer Bunny..he keeps you going..

  • @susanengland3919
    @susanengland3919 Před 2 lety

    There's another video on CZcams called "The Story of Queen at Live Aid". It gives the perspective of some of the organizers and behind the scene people, it's quite interesting.

  • @evawebster7259
    @evawebster7259 Před 2 lety +1

    I watched this concert on TV. The whole concert was a couple of days. It was Awesome! Love your reactions

  • @ittamandarano289
    @ittamandarano289 Před 2 lety +6

    Queen's performance is said to steal the show and there were some famous acts,.. i fact it is considered the greatest rock performance of all time. Maybe go back to their beginning" KILLER QUEEN, SEVEN SEAS OF RYE , LIAR...

  • @barbarabuhrman9584
    @barbarabuhrman9584 Před 2 lety

    Queen and their music was way ahead of their time. Best rock band ever! R. I. P. Freddie. Even without Freddie, Queen with Roger Taylor and Brian May continues on even today.

  • @stephenadams7211
    @stephenadams7211 Před 2 lety

    1.9 billionin people watch this 150 countries worldwide.

  • @Reilly_B
    @Reilly_B Před 2 lety

    Originally nobody thought Queen was going to perform at this concert. They were a last minute added to this concert and stole the show. Freddie Mercury had been battling with HIV/AIDS and there were reports that he had been so sick in rehearsals that he could barely sing. But they then came on and performed one of the greatest live shows in history. My mom was at the concert and said it was of the most electrical experiences ever. I’m 30 but wish I could of seen Queen live because they’ve been one of my favorite bands ever. I recommend watching the movie bohemian rhapsody because while it doesn’t detail everything perfectly, it gives a look into the life of Mercury and the history of the band and is worth a watch if you want more of a look into their come up

  • @betseyclark2832
    @betseyclark2832 Před 2 lety

    I remember watching this on TV in 1985. It was beamed all over the world. All the biggest rock groups performed free on two continents. Queen were the group that are acknowledged to have performed the best. They were used to performing for huge crowds, had just returned from South America where they played to football stadiums with audiences in the hundred thousands. Freddie could make everybody feel like they werre involved and having a great time. They only toured through 1986, because Freddie became ill. I loved your reaction! That's just how I felt the first time I saw it from my living room! BTW Brian wrote We Will Rock You and Freddie wrote We Are The Champions!

  • @joehumphrey958
    @joehumphrey958 Před 2 lety

    They were a band with Freddie Mercury since 1973 to 1991 and now they are with Adam lambert

  • @sst3d
    @sst3d Před 2 lety

    And by the way….you chilled…Sweet reaction

  • @gulliegulliver4546
    @gulliegulliver4546 Před 2 lety

    you must, must check out Rock in Rio Blues, and love of my life, at rock in Rio, outstanding

  • @codjh9
    @codjh9 Před 2 lety

    Consider doing 'You're My Best Friend', another fave by Queen.

  • @stampcollector74
    @stampcollector74 Před 2 lety

    Your sound is "subperfect" but I love your smile. *_* hugz & kisses from Germany. ♥

  • @belindakennedy5828
    @belindakennedy5828 Před 2 lety

    Freddy loves opera,you should hear him sing Barcelona.....it's fantastic.

  • @michelletammydenney1417

    They still are a band.
    Roger and Brian and Adam Lambert.

  • @ellerymclanahan7332
    @ellerymclanahan7332 Před rokem

    The music will sound much better with headphones

  • @charlieb.7028
    @charlieb.7028 Před měsícem

    Sorry, just found you; so, I’m late to the Comment Section! I’m a 66 y/o Glamma. You seem to enjoy the background of things. And, I’m a Trivia sponge, so here goes: They had just completed a Tour a month b4. So, they went & rented a Stadium to practice the performance. He ended up with a Throat Infection & the Doctor highly recommended he not do it bc he might lose his musical ability. He said no! Can you tell he had a severe throat infection? Most people think he was drinking booze from the cups bc on the piano. He’s drinking Honey & Tea. His command of the Audience was more than coincidence it was miraculous. Considering there were so many people there the sound was getting absorbed through them. So the people @ the back we’re following his hand gestures bc the actual sound hadn’t even reached them b4 the next sound was coming @ them. Go back & watch what his hands are doing & what the Audience is doing. NEXT: Radio Gaga is celebrating Radio bc M-TV is just getting started. LADY GAGA was a huge Freddie Fam growing up, so That was where she came up with HER STAGE NAME! You have to listen to the words to really understand the meaning. Most of us didn’t have a clue what a Band looked like unless we saw them in Person!
    NEXT-MICROPHONE. At sometime along the way a Microphone Stand broke, so that was the only spilt second solution they could come up with. He realized the freedom he had to move, dance, & engage the Audience.
    NEXT MICHAEL JACKSON & ELVIS CONNECTION on Song THING CALLED LOVE: It was written as his homage to Elvis-Freddie was a big fan. But, he just wasn’t sure about the song bc he didn’t want to taint Elvis. SO, he played it for Michael J. (Yes, they were friends!). And Michael told him he HAD TO, he said “Freddie, you have to”! (Can’t you just see that!?).
    NEXT FREDDIE’s VOICE. HE HAD 4 extra teeth so that’s the reason he had such an overbite. He had the ability to naturally flow from Octave to Octave. It was a natural progression, for him.
    SCIENTIFICALLY: Test were done on his Voice. He was able to use his Throat muscles on either side of his vocal cords. Which is normally seen in some Opera Singers. His Vocal Range was from Low Bass F, to High Soprano F! They were extremely surprised to find out that he could go from about 92Hz to 784Hz, effortlessly! See ACTUAL REPORT BELOW:
    nyone who has listened to a Queen track knows that Freddie has a unique ability that still has not been truly replicated since. His ability to blend highs, lows and mid range notes cohesively and with immense precision. This skill was due to the fact that Freddie was able to create faster vibrato and harmonics than any other singer at the time. Not only this, he was able to shift through registers effortlessly. Although he naturally held a baritone voice, he primarily sang as a tenor and of course had no problem then shifting into soprano parts. One study on Freddie’s vocal range even confirmed that he was able to vary from about 92.2 Hz to 784 Hz, meaning he was reliably able to hit notes from the booming low of F#2 to the high pitch G5 - that covers a full three octaves!
    LAST FUN FACT: His Lead Guitarist is playing on a Guitar he & his Father made. When he first starting to learn they were too poor to afford a high end guitar. So, they just made one! The included some “extras” that would normally have to be separate instruments to get all those features (think Concerts when you see guitarist changing Guitars depending on the Song….that’s why he didn’t)!
    I’m sorry to take up your Valuable Time, and I thank you. You need anymore Trivia I’m your G’Ma go to. My Brain is full, especially with music, & believe it or not Sports!
    (When he is waving his arm it is to tell the cameramen which way he is going bc he’s moving around so much. And, “We Will Rock You”, is actually a Prelude to “We Are The Champions”. It is actually all 1 Song!)

  • @kerrysweeney2921
    @kerrysweeney2921 Před 2 lety

    Knew you’d ❤️ it 🤘🤩
    Try the Invisible Man & The Miracle next,both are favourites of mine.
    Then you really need to do Barcelona which will probably make you spontaneously combust 😆