Live Aid 1985: Queen Full Set HQ
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- One of the greatest performances in the history of Rock... With restored intro by comedians Griff Rhys Jones and Mel Smith. Set: 01:43 - Entrance 02:13 - "Bohemian Rhapsody" 04:21 - "Radio Ga Ga" 08:29 - "Aye-Oh" 09:12 - "Hammer to Fall" 13:44 - "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" 17:39 - "We Will Rock You" 18:57 - "We Are the Champions" 22:37 - "The End Of Rock Music As We Knew It" UNTIL NOW: (Short version: "Help stamp out 'Clickety-clap'! Get REAL music here: evetsocrates.bandcamp.com/ )
Long Version: I see a lot of people saying they miss freddie, or george, or bowie, or they want the '80s back! And that's great, people wanting that Spirit to come back again! Also, because I myself have always been suffused with that same spirit! If you're looking for that quality of music, you'll find it here on my bandcamp: evetsocrates.bandcamp.com/
Going to, buying, sharing, listening, and talking about this music you will be helping reawaken and share that Spirit again. As a profuse, demiurgic person, with over 1,200 songs written and recorded (yes simply look on my website for the list, www.evetsocrates.com), I have always continued to promote that creative healthy awakened spirit! If you're tired of that constant 'Clickety-clap' and want to hear something with substance, people playing actual instruments, please go to and share my bandcamp music. Rock on!
Miss you Freddie, David, Georgio, Stuart, Diana, Vangelis, Eddie, Prince, Neil, and All! "Keep those fires burning"!
~E.S. - Hudba
![Live Aid (Queen) Full Concert [1985, London, Wembley Stadium]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PLIAp5nr0q0/mqdefault.jpg)
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A Special THANK YOU to Brian May and QUEEN for allowing this clip to remain (when the other Live Aid sets I posted with it were removed.) Only mistake on this version was lack of noise reduction on the intro, and also at the time I didn't know the movie was being made! LIVE AID STILL ROCKS my world through and through, and if the planet can ever 'Rock' like that again, I'll be there! "The Show Must Go On..!"
Wow that’s really kind of Brian May and Queen!
Live is love 🎉 2:10
For 22 minutes England was ruled by a different queen
Best comment
Yea man true
Elton John was furious.
Belter haha
Not just England - the entire world.
*0% auto-tune.*
*100% talent.*
Eeeeeeeo
Ok boomer
@@seanbacon4808 did the original bohemian rahpsody just speed up at times
Sean Bacon ok boomer
@@seanbacon4808 r/ihadastorke
37 years ago today and this is STILL the BEST live performance in rock n roll history.
Amen!!!!!
A life gone WAY TOO SOON.
Mate, i am watching this in prison in Madrid, i watch it when i am down, it really sends shivers down my spine. Easy the best music video ever. It cheers me up every time.
@@rexmundi1812 Agreed! Glad you found an outlet to 'escape' to. Queen is good for that
I agree and I wasn’t born yet queen is the best there ever wasn🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Brian played the guitar
John played the bass
Roger played the drums
And Freddie played the audience
One of the most brilliant descriptions ever!
and sang hisheart out:-)
Yes sir. 72,000 in Freddie's hands at Wembley for the entire 20 minutes and another 1.9 billion in awe around the world!!! A performance that will never be equaled. ❤❤❤
We are lucky this was recorded.
Indeed we are fucking lucky :D
Please count me in
I know right 🎶🎶🎶🎶♥️♥️♥️
Yes...indeed forever a goal of every band ever to be so good that your offered a possition of perform for the WORLD all at once. It was all you could want and it never disappoints. Once hell of a send off
Fuck you are so wolds lucking. Many many people in webley stadion. Woooawwww i love queen. From greenland
This is isn't just a concert it's an historical event
Kori Hoornstra thanks to one man 🕺🏻
One man=100,000
Poor guy, he sure knew how to be on stage😭
It really was. Hell it made an impact on me even at 8 years old. It was the first event of that size and cope ever. I remember watching all day but Queen stood out and I knew something special was happening because the crowd was so into it compared to the other acts. I always made sure not go to the bathroom when the American feed would switch to what was happening over in London, they had most of the acts I wanted to see lol.
Well said
Imagine being in the crowd that day. Not realising you were about to witness the greatest live performance of all time! Freddie is absolutely loving it!!! A true master
He would’ve loved the capacity of Philadelphia lol….and they loved it!!
Words spoken so true you're absolutely right
We knew. :)
He's ours
Jooo,ja to poslouchal na osterrich3 live v komunistické m vězení a rok později Budapešť
Freddie had the whole stadium in his hand. What a showman, musician, vocalist...
Can we take a moment and be jelaous at these people who watched this live?
Vukasin Novicevic no don’t be jealous of the peeps in the crowd be happy and glad that it was recorded
Vukasin Novicevic I saw it LIVE IN ‘85 on TV 📺 it was AWESOME 👏🏾
@@cherylj6499 Must have been beautiful
I was there!
@@highlander72b69 im jealous
"It's 12 noon in London, 7 am in Philadelphia. And around the world, it's time for Live Aid."
Lara Gubbels each morning I get up I die a little
and freddie is gonna make a hole in d sky.. 😊
Lara Gubbels IM HERE FOR THIS MISSION
I wish i was born at the right time to see queen live😥🤣
Lea Treffle me toooooooo
Was 21 when I saw this back in 1985.
I remember telling my friends, "That was legendary. It will go down as one of the best performances of all time."
Damn if I wasn't right.
Phenominal!!
You were spot on 🕺
Best concert I have ever attended
I’m 21 right now and incredibly jealous
@@anthonyreese1 Nobody like Queen. Freddie loved to perform.
@@ianbowns4638 lies
this has to be one of the best moment in entire human history
The 20 minutes that Britain was ruled by another queen
Stolen but ok
Her majesty
5 seconds that you copied and pasted this old comment.
Parabéns Freddie Mercury rock
Britain? For 20 minutes, these men ruled the world as Gods.
Don’t cry because it ended
Smile because it happened
akholms stfu
Ok so you want to forget about freddy Mercury and his legacy with queen @rileyMacDonald
+I am a queen fan but most people can relate that Most Queen fans are very salty and ignorant. Just like the Beyoncé fans
Smile... i see what you did there.
Vincent Ferrito That Im pretty sure that was not a pun
This has to be one of the greatest 20 minutes in all of human history.
The crowd during Radio Ga Ga still brings a tear of joy to this old man's eye.
Absolutely 💯 ❤❤❤❤
HAHAHAHAH you delusional Queen fans need psychiatric help
This ENTIRE performance makes me just openly weep!
And to think at the time he was struggling with his voice and doctors actually advised him against singing in this concert. He obviously ignored them, and this piece of iconic history was born ❤️❤️
According to Jim Hutton, he wasn’t aware he had aids that time. He learnt at 1987.
If you ever felt jealous or scared just remember, someone had to perform after this
Parlox Storm Lol that is actually a perfect thought for those moments. Thank you so much ❤️
I hate that I was only 6 when this happened. I literally have goosebumps. Fuckin legendary!
I heard Led Zeppelin was not too happy to perform after this...lol Freddy did in fact still the show for the night. A+++
Paul McCartney, Elton John, and Bob Geldof, were backstage watching Queen's set, and McCartney said "Well that's it, who's going to go on after that !". Elton went into Freddie's trailer after the set and said "You bastards ! You stole the show !!!" he was so impressed.
@@hektorlinko It wasn't Led Zeppelin, it was David Bowie. Led Zeppelin was in Philly's live aid and they were terrible that day lol Bowie did a sick job tho
Had a bad day today? Just remember, that 35 years ago someone had to perform after Queen at LiveAid.
Which was David Bowie and he did great as well
@@socal27 You are right, it was a joke. I just love this performance and Queen so much.
For Bowie that's intimidating.
@@m.rubland6737 But it was a true statement.. there have been interviews with people since, where they said as much.. Not all.. but many other musicians were seemingly less prepared and blamed the stage, equipment and the event management for why they sounded shite.
это точно 😄
2023 and I'm here to enjoy this genius!
The second he walks out on stage the crowd is captivated for 22 minutes. I have never seen anyone else manage to do that. His charisma just infected every single person. Such a shame he was taken so soon.
22 minutes England was ruled by another Queen. Rest in peace Freddie, we all love you!!
I hope this comment gets a thousand "likes"! Bravo!
nikki venable, thank you so much
Gasutsutsu: A judgmental idiot that would say something so hateful isn't worth a response.
Stupid, not we all
@@dikyharyanto8108 if you're gonna be a bitch, why are you here? He didnt ask for your opinion
My uncle was there that day. He still tells me to this day that that day was one of the greatest days of his live.
Abe de Charon no way :*)
**envy sounds**
why are you always lying :)
😱😮
@@chaleajanepaculba7308 hi dear 😂
Most voices aren’t done done any justice by recordings but Freddie’s voice still sounds great on an almost 40 year old recording. Forget talented, he was a force of nature.
Bro stuttered in text
There could never be another Freddie Mercury. He is just that good.
Although I am from an older generation, timeless is Art and Artistic Genius. Feel blessed to have experienced this Phenomenal work and lasting impact on music + the original sound canvas 's forever.!! ❤ 🎯 👍👏👏👏👌
This man's mind was like no other. You often have to be really fucked up to be such a genius like this. Rip brother. You changed the world and left us far more than you could imagine! Long live queen! #2022
Just imagine if he was still alive
World would be better
song choice right and categorised them playtime step by step to play crowd and queen finally blend those and it coming out like this 🔥😎
I’m sorry that line made me LAUGH! Being effed up to be a genius…😂😂😂
You’re so right; the entire comment!!
Me: What instruments do you play?
Freddie: The audience, darling.
Underrated comment😘
That’s probably what he would have said like 102% sure
Nice copy/paste dude, you're skilled
Great response.
PREACH!
If you ever fell jealous or bad, always remember that someone had to perform after this
😂😂😂
Only Bowie could followed up such a performance like this.
Totally yes
@@zackzallie8735 only barely
David bowie i believe 👌
It is hard to imagine this performance ever being bested, and that is not to take anything away from any performers to come. It is just a credit to how immaculate this was.
I was thinking the same thing it was only a short stint 22 minutes best performance in rock and roll history
This performance NEVER gets old. Absolutely spectacular!
Indeed
They were In Best Fabulous Performances!
The other performances of Live Aid don’t come close to this one. Elton John was pretty good too.
When you are so big that Bohemian Rhapsody is your warmup song...
LOL
The movie was ok but it triggered our passion for Queen and Freddie’s magic. No one like him!
Nai re kostara
Yeah, well you know you've really made it big time when Bohemian Rhapsody is re-released after 16 years and rockets to number 1 on the charts in less then a week............after you've passed away. Now THAT'S the big time!
Konstantinos Mantzouranis this is such a good comment
For 20 minute England was ruled by a different Queen
*the whole world
@Marky Darky UNAFORTUNALLY
Too bad they didn't replace the real Queen of England
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GOOD ONE
THIS is the crowd size this band was meant for. When Freddie is doing that call and response section during the break in the music, he literally has everyone in the stadium in the palm of his hand.
Wasn't alive in the queen era but I think they're the best from what I've seen
My mother took me to see them.
Spectacular.
@NoahRedmond I totally agree
It was the best live performance ever.
Who's enjoying Freddie's talent in 2020?
meeeeeeeeeee
Always
Meeeee
Meeeee
Every year
People don’t realize how lucky they are to be in the crowd there...
Facts
Today they do
I sure wish I was. This is history at it's best. One of the greatest bands ever. R.I.P FREDDIE MERCURY
CJ Best Idk, I think they did. Hell, I remember watching this on TV and I sure wished I was there in person! I’m sure they felt especially lucky seeing Queen considering they stole the show.
What’s funny is it’s been said that before they went on stage Freddie Mercury was worried that the people in the audience wouldn’t be people who were Queen fans. It didn’t take long for him to realize he was wrong. (Just listen to the crowd go wild when they introduced them.) Not only that, seeing everyone participate in the song Radio Ga Ga was absolutely CRAZY!!
Brother?
I actually have a pact with my best friend that, should one of us ever come into possession of a time machine, the first thing we will do is to go back to see Queen.
Give Freddie Aids meds!
It doesn't matter how many times I watch this performance by Queen with Freddie completely owning that Wembley crowd. It NEVER EVER gets old!!! ❤❤❤
The funniest part of this is that as Queen was leaving the stage after the set, David Bowie, who was on next, told Freddie sarcastically "thanks a lot", knowing it would be impossible to follow that.
Rob Billeaud nice trivia
I read in a Bowie bio that what he said was "You fucking bastard!" XD
Many years later.....he's still the best!
Take that Bowie!
But regardless, RIP Freddie and David. Two major artists in music!
@@shirleylynn6481 Two of the greatest ever, and both deeply missed!
There are two kinds of people in the world- those who think Queen's Live Aid show was the greatest show of all time, and those who have never seen it.
Check out their Wembley show from 1986. I saw Queen live in the US four times and the video of that show is the most pumped I'd ever seen them. They came out on fire and stayed on fire. Live Aid was twenty minutes on a shared stage. Great for what it was but in no way a full show.
Amen.
@@andrewneumann3732 I'm extremely jealous of you, wasn't born till 92 and there are no musicians now that I would go to a concert for.
@@philglass295 Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters said that his very first concert was Queen. The poor guy also said that everything was downhill from there. Queen came to play I can tell you that. Louder than Metallica, Van Halen or KISS but they never sounded muddy or cluttered. And Fred was the show. I've always said Mick Jagger is a rooster that struts around and makes you look at him because of all his yelling (disclaimer, I love Mick exactly for that reason). Where Freddie was a peacock who could care less if you looked at him or not. Thing was, you couldn't take your eyes off the guy. Freddie acted like as if he was saying "if you don't look at me, it's your loss". He was the best frontman I have ever seen.
@@andrewneumann3732 I wish I could have seen one live show, just one. It's kinda sad when all of my favorite musicians are already dead and I'm too much of a youngling to have seen them live.
Not a millimetre of ground can be seen, this is definitely a unifying feeling. Also Queen didn't waste a second to get down to business of being epic, legend yet professional.
NAY A CELLPHONE.
You can feel the energy trough the screen. They were really phenomenal. Freddie is glorious, I say it elsewhere but in that moment, they were like gods amongst mens.
@@strawberryblondemilk7249 Yes. But personally, I think today it's just different. I would have loved, if I had that tool back then, to share all the shows I've got to see with the younger generations my kids and grandkids. They have the chance to it today and as long as they enjoy it, then it's ok for me. I will surely do that if go to a show. I would have loved to have theses memories, taped and shared here for the others who were too young or didn't have the chance to see theses shows themselves. Not for the likes and clouts but to share my love of music. Imagine all the shows we didn't get to see. Many were recorded or broadcasts but many more weren't. They are lost forever but for the ones who were lucky enough to be there, and generous enough to tell us how it was. Today we have wonderful tools. Why don't we used it? I say this as a 48 years old.
2:07 freddie sits by the piano and plays 4 notes, 72,000 people went silent instantly. That's how it is. Then all of them started singing with freddie with one voice. Wow. 😮❤️ 72000 people raise their hands to the air like they are programmed when he says "mama"
I am watching it for 35th anniversary, 13 July 2020. Who else is here?
I am here, from Yorkshire, England. I love Queen.
Hi))😉
Yep
I am here every day🖤
Here from toledo ohio
2:13 Bohemian Rhapsody 1975
4:25 Radio gaga 1984
8:29 Ay~oh
9:16 Hammer to fall 1984
14:01 Crazy little thing called love 1979
17:39 We will rock you 1977
18:57 We are the champians 1977
How ever would any of us known the songs or placement without your post ? 🤦♂️
@@truthcanhurt4800it’s just a time stamp for people who want to see those songs in particular dipshit
@@truthcanhurt4800stop being a dickhead they’re putting time stamps for people who want to listen to certain songs
I was fortunate to see Queen perform a couple of times. What I wouldn't give to turn the hands back in time to relive those moments. May Freddy rest in God's Eternal light. Thank you for the pure joy you gave everyone in your talent and music.
Doubt he's resting in God's eternal light. Just because he was very talented doesn't mean God would overlook his lifestyle and poor choices....unless he asked forgiveness.
Take your shit somewhere else.
“Wembley doesn’t have a roof, Fred.”
“Then we’ll punch a hole in the sky.”
musicmanfelipe the only good part of that scene
What a fucking performance...
And they did. bloody did
A touch to the heavens!
No wonder there are holes in the ozone layer
I still can’t believe this was 34 years ago today...
Holy shit...I hadn't realized that. It doesn't feel that long ago. That was an epic day.
And not a single phone in the audience. That will never happen again
Is it really? Wow! I didn't know that....and here I am watching mesmerized as ever
Ayyyyyy oh!
I wasn't alive when this performance occured. 😞
As a generation I think we were at our best at live aid. At live aid, queen helped us shout,celebrate,believe that things could be better. What a moment. What a time.
The absolute talent and charisa this man had. The crowd never had a chance!
My Mom went to this and she said it was the best 20 minutes of her entire life
20 mins?
20 mins set
Lucky mom
Sad papa
I am a mom and my best 20 minutes of my entire life are...every second when I see my kids growing up and smiling
If you think your life is hard just remember some bands had to perform after this.
So true !!!
to be fair it was david bowie right after and he nailed it.
Brilliant!
Haha yup they stole the show and our hearts
I don't like David Bowie.....wish Freddie Mercury & Queen could come back. 😭
I was 10 years old..when i saw this performance for the first time and it still give me goosebumps😍
I Was 8 years and abd still love him
The best part of Live Aid? The fact that there were no cell phones. Everybody was REALLY enjoying the concert. They knew that they were experiencing something unique and nothing could distract them from it! I mean, look at that crowd!!!
You being sarcastic arent you
@@Da_chew_swirl no.
@@yellofox1975 still stuck in 2018 lmao
Sad..millennials will never understand..
@@yellofox1975 "🤓"
I think everyone who is watching this wants Freddie back
Yep
We really need him back.. it's needed. 💗
like me
Can we swap him for Cardi B or Stormzy
@@butter3135 u cant swap him for pathetic singers like cardi b, he is a legend!
thanks youtube for being the closest to having a time machine! live aid was possibly the greatest live concert ever!
Not possibly dear it WAS the best!
@@kimberlyblood46 I would have like your comment more if you used "darling". 😘
@@Menggay2528 I suppose darling would have been a bit more dramatic. I treasure the memories of those days and wish everyone could have experianced that concert in person. Thanks for your input darling.😉💜
joseltp look up Metallica Moscow 1991
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Iconic. You can feel the love from the crowd to Freddie and Freddie mirrors it back. Queen is simply the best ever.
37 years today and they’re still legends
On this day Freddie held 1.5B
people in the palm of his hand
Thirty five years later the rest of
us are in the palm of his other
Como arena en el viento So true
True 😂
Random arab guy meets britt music industry .
Hahaha...pretty much.
Exactly
The fact that Freddy could pull this off while being so terribly sick is amazing. We'll never see anyone of his talent and force of personality ever again in our lifetimes.
Ну вообще фильм сильно соврал и на самом деле у Фредди Меркьюри заболел СПИДом в 1987
Don’t trust that f . c . ing movie!!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣Don’t learn European history from Hollywood movies 🤪🤣😂😜🤣😂
It’s so sad that young people have no idea who Queen is.
@@cathybrown8334 yeah I just found out about them after watching the movie. I have non stop been listening to them since. Wish I was around to witness their greatness
so true!
it's the 37th anniversary of this magical performance :') sad i wasn't around to experience it live, but it still remains iconic to this day
Without question the greatest performance by any band in the annals of Rock.
Liking anal doesn’t define you as a human being.
it’s almost 2020 who’s with me still watching this historical concert?
Meeee
Me too
@@mrs.Hedgehog01 me!
Me
Me
Merry Christmas too
No phones, no distractions just people experiencing a legendary performance.
Recording phones weren’t existed then
@@llyle that’s not an r/woosh
@@asianking187 .
Real true
Amen!
Every single song of that band is just real masterpiece…. My dream is that Freddie would still be with us… 🥺
I was born in 2005 and i would die, just to see the whole Band together.
@@benxinox6829 same!!!!
I will never forget this performance. There were over 75 artists that performed, but Queen took the show.
agreed they are all great but freddy presence is another level he owns the crowd like his toy.. they need to admit that 🔥
Yes
I was at live aid and what makes this so special is that Queen have choreographed a concert into a 20 minute slot. Most other acts from the Who to Paul Mccartney just played a set of four of five songs and went off for the next act. What Queen did was to play the audience with a musical operetta of their hits and with such great showman to do it. It really did lift the crowd and you can see that. Its a masterclass in how to fill 20 minutes of rock music. I doubt any other band would or could do it but that it was makes Freddie so special.
Totally agree, I was there as well, history never ever will be repeated. Proud to be part of a historical event.
Во истину великий человек ! пел в живую , жил в живую и исполняя свою роль будто в последний раз !
Not choreographed… this was raw talent, real
I'm only 15. Looking back on this it just boggles my mind. I have only been to one rock concert, and it was not that big yet that feeling was amazing. I can't imagine how it must have felt for you to be there in person in a concert of this scale. Honestly i could listen to the stories of what it was like for hours. I'm glad that even though I couldn't be alive that i can still look back and hear the stories of what it was like.
@@gumsbaker lucky you really 🙂👍 it must have been amazing
What instrument are you playing?
Freddie: the crowd
he can play me as much as he wants :D
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@lewweegee4233 that sounded like a really weird thirst comment directed to freddie
@@JUSTICE971 dont think of it that way its just a joke bro
@@lewweegee4233 10
July 13, 2022 exactly 36 years later, Queen gives a show- stopping performance.✨❤️
37 Years ago today. Man we had it good.
Yes, we did!!
The greatest band and live performance we will ever witness. No lip sync, no auto tune, pure singing and engaging the audience
Greatest band ever.
Corny
@@taistelulaama9159 mfs will call anything corny
@@WholeOttaRed mfs who say autotune bad are cringe
@Chris Luckily it's not me in the picture.
He controlled the crowd like no one ever could.
Definitely
Yeah, a truly amazing performer.
John bon jovi can ✌
ROLANDO PAGAY JR no where near ,he is a great performer ,but Freddie is undoubtedly the greatest frontman of all time
I've seen this comment so many times im not hating I agree with you but cmon have some originality
Love or hate him. Freddie was gold dust. The most wonderful performer ever. Even all these years later. Perfection. 😁👍❤️
If I could only master time travel ... Would loved to have witnessed this performance in person. Pure talent. A true artist. Perfection.
34 years ago today,
Brian played the guitar
Roger played the drums
Deaky played the bass
*Freddie played the audience*
😊
I love them...! 😍
To a T! Greatest stage presence ever in my opinion!
Best Frontman, best singer, best performer, best song writer of all time
TheyHey sure did!
Ain't that the TRUTH! Freddie totally played the audience. God Bless HIM! OK now, I'm gonna cry :/
Dont be sad he's dead.
Be happy he was born!
It his destiny right but i appreciate him😢😭
Don't be sad that he's dead
Be sad because he had AIDS and didn't get to have children to pass down his skills.
Thank you that's relief Thank god for Freddie Mercury a true légende
Freddie Forever !
❤️
He owned the whole arena! They where all part of history
I won't be a Rockstar , I will be A Legend
-- Freddie Mercury 1946-1991
Big Chungus and he is😍😍
Beato chi sta in cielo e può ascoltare lui
Big Chungus mission completed
We love you freddie❤️
no, 1946 to infinity and beyond
so everyone is talking about Freddie's amazing skills of live performing, but... can we admire how great the guitarist Brian May is?? omg
You forgot Roger Taylor
Mhia Rodríguez or how talented all of them are
It sucks how background musicians don’t get enough recognition. Although Freddie is one of the best ever, they were too
Excuse you? We can't forget about Deacy the Dancing Queen!! 😂😍😘
Yo, u forgot John Deacon
To have as much confidence as freddie does on the stage is a life long goal
to reach that level we will be out of breath 😂😂.. and passed out 🤪
Funny thing… I was watching “Bohemian Rhapsody”… they got to the Live Aid part… I turned it off and went to this.
Nothing beats it.
Nothing
No remix, no autotune, never lost in the music, original lyrics, no sampling...just amplified greatness.
Donald Croswhite thanks for this coment
@Ramiro Garcia go home you're drunk.
With the help of the Retro Decade Revival Project, there will be more songs like this nowadays. Without remixes, samplings and auto-tunes, filled with original lyrics and never ever lost in music. Our goal is to bring real entertainment, true talent, pure originality and diversity, old school and more back into the public mainstream, starting with the 1980s. I send some songs to Elton John along with some drawings. I hope he likes them as much as I do.
And well rehearsed
@Ramiro Garcia Of course music wasn't invented in the 1980s. Music has been around since the beginning. I bear no ill will to music from the 90s, 2000s and 10s.
The moment Freddie took control of the audience and got them to perform a perfect improvised a capella call and response with him was the moment that every other band playing that day realized they would just be a footnote of Queen's greatest performance.
😂
No truer words have ever been said. Thanks .
Exacto 👌
Ummm savage monster beast to ever perform
It's been 37 years since this iconic performance happened. And funnily enough it started the moment am commenting 🤗 Queen will forever be legends and so will this Performance. 😍😍
It's never too late to know Queen. Can't stop listening to their songs.
Good lad. They are an amazing band, so many good songs. Enjoy bro.👨🏻🎤👸
Eu amo amo todas as músicas. Esseses meninos sempre foram os melhores e principalmente o Freddie Mercury. Muito fofo. É lastimável ter morrido tão cedo.
me too
Welcome
my thoughts too
2022, and still the best live performance of all time...
Exatamente!
And will be forever
River plate
Absolutely!! I have watched soooo very many live concerts. I honestly, in over 40 years worth, I have not found a Better of even comparable set done, by any band, individual, ... yes, the BEST! I really don't think it can or ever will be topped. You just cannot!
Was there. Best performance of my lifetime!
with 14 years in 1985 I just got blown away ..... today at nearly 52 ..... I still go back and celebrate this great performance for all time - Freddy just nailed it !
Same, I was 14 too
i wish i born in time to see queen live, im 19 and i absolutely LOVE Queen
Freddie set the standard and predictably nobody else came close to it.. Ive seen globally renowned artists, conceding in interviews, that going on after Freddie made them feel impotent
The fact that we can't stop crying on this after 35 years
"This next song is dedicated only to beautiful people here tonight, that means all of you" best concert quote ever
cis rock no it was, Hey hey hey hey!! Hammer to Fall!
Best* sorry pet peeve
i felt like he followed that up in the moment because he didnt want to offend the ugly ones, of which there are a lot of in the UK
@@broncosrulegmailcom7779 no worries, I hate spell check, thanks man
Nothing compares.... The best icon concert only "Queen "
Не важно сколько тебе лет:80, 30, 20,10. Ты всегда будешь петь песни Queen. Легенда. Очень жаль, что я родилась после его смерти и не могла лицезреть это в живую, но сам факт существования этого феномена доводит меня до слез
They were incredibly talented, charismatic, larger than life, they really were like gods among mens.
полностью согласен!
@@xminusone1 yeah, freddie is some kind of a guy, who appears once in a billion, imagine being very talented singer and so charismatic frontman
100%
Freddie Mercury was the absolute amazing best performer EVER!!!!
this is the closest we have been to world peace
I agree
Yeah
Could not agree more
sad but true :)
true
''This next song is only dedicated to the beautiful people.... That means all of you'' This guy knew how to hold an entire audience of thousands of people in the palm of his hands. R.I.P
Tbh it made me feel special when he said that
Du ba dum tha dum
Freddie Forever !
Actually 1 billion people.
Best frontman ever!!!
8:30 one of the greatest and most rememberable moments in music history, wow
At Live Aid Queen blew every band out of the water. Freddie was absolutely fabulous and what a performer. Still to this day Love Love Freddie. He is so missed. Legend and Icon forever and ever!!!!!!
He makes me want to be gay even though the thought of being intimate with a man makes me physically ill
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Freddie mercury was the greatest rock performer of all time
@@veronicagirvin1325 too bad he died so young
Where is the fucking other video the other was louder
@@veronicagirvin1325 yeah bc that I'm here
Oh yeah,darling!
the anniversary for live aid is in two days, who’s cutting onions :’)
Leslie Montoya Me LMAO
I'll cut the damn onions
Jake Stokes yepp
Me 😭😭
Its here!
Freddie Mercury's vocal play with the crowd would have to be the greatest single, individual moment in Rock and Roll history.
And Queen themselves...what can you say?
Four individuals who together became one of the greatest bands to ever grace the planet.
yeah her majesty nearly explode the planet..
My dad loves queen so much since he was 10 and now he is turning 47 and he still listenes to queen❤
After watching Bohemian, it is mandatory to watch this video right after. You will truly appreciate Rami Malek’s performance in the movie even more.
Rami Malek might just win the Oscar for his performance.
He totally rock his character.
I got chills watching his interpretation.
completely agree... he was so accurate... its unbelievable how good is he
Just saw it going again tomorrow he will win an Oscar for sure if not a few
Soooo much! Hands down. 👏
Imagine how many times Rami Malek had to watch this
...and then get the choreography perfect also
Yes lol
In the behind the scenes, he mentioned that he studied videos of the performance so many times, so that he mimicked the entire thing. Rami Malek deserved his Golden Globe and Oscar. No one else could've done anything close to what he did.
He will remember it yet? Hahahahah
I probably watched it just as much 😆