I love Now I’m Here the Wembley one is fantastic ❤️❤️ I also love it in the medley with Dragon Attack from Montreal ❤️Sheer Heart Attack is one of my very favourite Queen songs love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
One of my favorites song of Queen, and one of my favorites performs, Modern Times Rock 'n roll Live at the rainbow MARCH 1974, The performance of March, no November
Love Freddie in vicious mood. It didn’t happen often on stage but now and again he let fly! I find it funny. He must have been a strong bugger. He had a run-in with Sid Vicious that didn’t end well for Sid! Thank you for re-uploading this because I didn’t know of you in the NE Vault times.
Oh yes, my friend, in this one Freddie was on 🔥, totally on fire! Wild Freddie, ferocious Freddie, wicked Freddie, hot Freddie 🤩😂😜 Love the reaction, David, great as always 🤩
Yep - ha, reminds me of 1964 version of "Bedazzled" with Peter cook & Dudley Moore -- where Dudley Moore is reaching for words.. and says "I just feel so... aaah" and Peter Cook (playing the Devil) says "inarticulate?" Dudley says "Yes" - and the Devil continues with "...and you'd like to be the sort of man who can USE words like 'inarticulate'?" lol
Fun reaction! Queen songs are so varied. (this is a Roger song & man, can you tell or what!). I believe it was Brian who said that Roger always kept up with what was currently trending in music.
It was Freddie calling him Simon (Sid's real name) Ferocious that got Sid going. Freddie, who was a good 6" shorter than Sid simply grabbed him by his shirt and shoved him out of the studio. 🤣
this song was written by roger for the sheer heart attack album in 74 but never finished, so it has nothing to do with mr ferocious who they met in the studio in 77 while recording news of the world 👑✊🇬🇧
Freddy interpreting this song on that occasion was surely making fun of Punk / Sid Vicious (aka Simon Ferocious whom Freddie took by the lapels to throw him out of the studio). Freddie boxed and as we know was in superb physical condition. He took no s..t from anybody and neither he nor Roger suffered fools gladly (Roger called him an idiot). Freddie pulled a similar stunt at Live Aid (and previously) when he took his guitar pretending to smash it but then handed it over carefully to his assistant. I think he was making fun of the stage wreckers/rock 'n rollers of yesteryear. He was a non-violent person and ever so gentle. I really think that his mock violence can only be interpreted thus. Love your love of Freddie and Queen. Although I'm Freddie's age I've only become a passionate (nay obsessive) fan since the film (god only knows how they escaped my full attention and devotion throughout my life). So I relate to your exuberant adoration. I seem to have exhausted CZcams interviews and live performances. You not only bring some 'new' material to my attention, like Dead on Time, but your comments are spot on and show insight and research. I haven't really listened to the LP originals yet - a pleasure I'm saving for later. I just love Freddie and Queen live. Keep up the good work!
Incendiary show - I was there and thought, ‘what’s he doing with that monitor?’ One of their best shows ever and thank God they filmed unlike Leeds in ‘82... Milton Keynes Bowl is great too. The gigs I saw them do were off the scale but a tiny fraction filmed. On the ANATO there was carnage around the country - seats ripped out, etc. They were wild gigs. The Crazy Tour in ‘79 was a fucking great tour.
“READY FREDDIE” 🤪 This is Freddie hot wired for this performance! This is only my opinion but I think Freddie acts punk-ish on purpose as a sarcastic nod to Sid Vicious & the Punk scene. I saw another live version of Sheer Heart Attack where Freddie goes crazy (again) & if you look closely you can see Brian trying to unplug the Red Special before Freddie goes “ape s##t. And if anyone remembers Sheer Heart Attack in Montreal Freddie is wearing his short shorties, red bandana, & baseball cap. Then he goes crazy & starts biting Brian’s guitar strings (there’s a term for it called Guitar BJ). Hmmmm don’t ask. But anyway, it just seems to me it’s just Freddie making sure we get the punk point!! And we love it ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Bowie actually started that with his lead guitarist Mick Ronson in '72, a tad earlier in the U.K. The music press christened it "BJ on G string." I saw Bowie do it every time I saw him as long as Mick was still with him. Saw Queen perform this song 2x but don't remember Freddie going as ape shit as this or the other videos on CZcams. That said, we were all high as kites at concerts back then. It's amazing I remember as much as I do! But, we were also right up at the foot of the stage, so I guess enough of it sunk in to my brain to be retrieved later in life. I'm almost certain I'd remember Freddie doing a BJ on G string-- I certainly remember Bowie & Mick, every time. Mick was so awesome and such a good sport, with Bowie not just doing the guitar, but wrapping his arms around Mick and grabbing his ass with his hands. Mick was 100% hetero. RIP Freddie, David, and Mick.
@@michaelmalone3089 Thanks Michael! As Freddie said at Wembley, "My apologies but I say what I want." If it's history and really happened, why sugarcoat, much less censor, right?
A very welcome reupload! Loved watching it a second time. Still hoping for Bicycle Race. Or, how about a Brian song, sung by Brian: Leavin' Home Ain't Easy.
Have you seen the Brian and Roger commentary over the whole Montreal concert? It's in 4 parts but you could easily do 2 at a time? If you hit "playlist" they flow into each other with no stops. Anyway it's quite interesting getting their view MANY years later about themselves, Freddie and just behind the scenes stuff. I can link it if you're interested.
Best picture and sound quality is on the Montreal concert but Freddie's performance here is #1. I vaguely remember Freddie going to a hockey game when they were filming the Montreal concert. Can anyone confirm? My mind may be playing tricks but I'm sure I remember a picture of him at a Montreal Canadiens game. Roger started writing this song for the Sheer Heart Attack album which came out in 1974 so that would be punk before punk happened. Queen being innovative again. 👑
Oh this show is excellent. The death on 2 legs medley with killer queen and I’m in love with my car should be on your list. Several others, now I’m here, love of my life, somebody to love.
Ese tema es de un disco grabado en 1977 en un estudio donde grabaron los sex pistols,compartían el estudio.Sid vicius lo increpo a Freddie y éste no se quedó callado,se la devolvió.Ahi es donde decidieron hacer un tema punk, demostrado que los pistols no habían inventado nada nuevo.Queen es la banda de rock más grande del planeta,así es la cosa
La canción ya estaba hecha desde el tercer disco de Queen que lleva el mismo nombre. Publicado en noviembre de 1974. Quedo afuera del álbum primero porque tenían ya 13 canciones y segundo les parecía muy "pesada" para ese entonces.
This is an insane performance by Freddie. I gotta wonder if he was under the influence of something or just naturally amped. No matter, it is a fun time. Were you thinking of Sid Vicious? He and Freddie got into it once when Vicious came into the studio Queen was recording in (both Queen and the Sex Pistols were recording next door to each other at the same studio). Vicious who was always confrontational asked Freddie if he had succeeded in bringing ballet to the masses yet? Freddie turned to Vicious (not to be outdone by the jerk) and said " Aren't you Stanley Ferocious or something?" Vicious was outraged to be put down like that by Freddie.
This is how he performed this particular song all venues i think Its a punk song by Roger Queen were heavily critisised but punk was respected by the music industry This is how most of the punk bands behaved
@@bluebell3720 This is lightweight for the punk bands that I went to see, even Alice Cooper which I did not consider to be punk, was much more wild than this. This bit seemed to be set up since nothing happened with the sound when Freddie knocked down the equipment, not even a bit of feedback.
@@sherryheim5504 Cooper was heavy rock, metal I think I think he behaved this way on each performance of this song as it was a punk song Enough to make it obv what they were doing as if to say to the music ind so do you like us now? But not too ott to scare off their fans According to roadies and people around they didnt take drugs on tour If he was under the imfluence I would think he would be behaving like this on each song I dont think he was
@@bluebell3720 I wasn't thinking drugs, I was thinking perhaps Vodka. I know that Freddie tried to stay away from drugs while doing daily shows, even alcohol and cigarettes, Brian still attests to this. I did hear Freddie say that "I used to not drink, party or even smoke cigarettes while I was on tour and I still would have problems with my voice so I just gave up on that and I do fine" so perhaps later he did party more when he was on tour but this was early in their career when Freddie was on the wagon for the most part when on tour. I would call Alice Cooper heavy metal rock yes, but even those were wild shows and sometimes even really graphically sexual. I used to take my friend's boys to see Cooper because they were big fans and their mom couldn't handle the loud music. This show is punk for Queen, but not punk in the larger realm of punk shows. I saw plenty of punk shows on the Strip in Hollywood and in larger venues in L.A. and this show is truly lightweight, more like Freddie just acting out a bit.
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You should watch "Now i'm here" from the same concert. SO much energy! Freddie was on fire.
One of my favourite singles 💝I was blown away by it when I was a child 🤪👍✌
I love Now I’m Here the Wembley one is fantastic ❤️❤️ I also love it in the medley with Dragon Attack from Montreal ❤️Sheer Heart Attack is one of my very favourite Queen songs love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
One of my favorites song of Queen, and one of my favorites performs, Modern Times Rock 'n roll Live at the rainbow MARCH 1974, The performance of March, no November
Queen's answer to punk rock!
Love Freddie in vicious mood. It didn’t happen often on stage but now and again he let fly! I find it funny. He must have been a strong bugger. He had a run-in with Sid Vicious that didn’t end well for Sid! Thank you for re-uploading this because I didn’t know of you in the NE Vault times.
There was some real great gems! Hope they all get re,-uploaded
Oh yes, my friend, in this one Freddie was on 🔥, totally on fire!
Wild Freddie, ferocious Freddie, wicked Freddie, hot Freddie 🤩😂😜
Love the reaction, David, great as always 🤩
Naughty Freddie 😏
@@debramoore7513 Sweaty, shirtless Freddie, showing off his muscle power.
@@debramoore7513 Love a bit of naughty Freddie 🔥🔥🔥
All that pumped up energy!Fantastic performance!💯💯💯
Check out the year queen wrote this one!
Queen was unparalelled by NO O NE.
His curly………😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️
He’s saying ‘I feel so inar, inar, inar, inarticulate.
Yep - ha, reminds me of 1964 version of "Bedazzled" with Peter cook & Dudley Moore -- where Dudley Moore is reaching for words.. and says "I just feel so... aaah" and Peter Cook (playing the Devil) says "inarticulate?" Dudley says "Yes" - and the Devil continues with "...and you'd like to be the sort of man who can USE words like 'inarticulate'?" lol
'Tie your mother down' live in montreal is a must. Freddie's performance is outstanding ❤️
Fun reaction! Queen songs are so varied. (this is a Roger song & man, can you tell or what!). I believe it was Brian who said that Roger always kept up with what was currently trending in music.
Ahhh... My favorite version as well. Still remember this reaction from back in the day.
You need to react to this in Montreal. Freddie goes crazy again...in the little white shorts.
Great reaction yet again!!!
Punk was out in 1976/77. This is Queen's response to the Sex Pistols
I'm smiling' . . .
I think this was in response to Freddie falling out with Sid Vicious.
It was Freddie calling him Simon (Sid's real name) Ferocious that got Sid going. Freddie, who was a good 6" shorter than Sid simply grabbed him by his shirt and shoved him out of the studio. 🤣
this song was written by roger for the sheer heart attack album in 74 but never finished, so it has nothing to do with mr ferocious who they met in the studio in 77 while recording news of the world 👑✊🇬🇧
The boys knows he does this when really hyped lol lol
Freddy interpreting this song on that occasion was surely making fun of Punk / Sid Vicious (aka Simon Ferocious whom Freddie took by the lapels to throw him out of the studio). Freddie boxed and as we know was in superb physical condition. He took no s..t from anybody and neither he nor Roger suffered fools gladly (Roger called him an idiot). Freddie pulled a similar stunt at Live Aid (and previously) when he took his guitar pretending to smash it but then handed it over carefully to his assistant. I think he was making fun of the stage wreckers/rock 'n rollers of yesteryear. He was a non-violent person and ever so gentle. I really think that his mock violence can only be interpreted thus.
Love your love of Freddie and Queen. Although I'm Freddie's age I've only become a passionate (nay obsessive) fan since the film (god only knows how they escaped my full attention and devotion throughout my life). So I relate to your exuberant adoration. I seem to have exhausted CZcams interviews and live performances. You not only bring some 'new' material to my attention, like Dead on Time, but your comments are spot on and show insight and research. I haven't really listened to the LP originals yet - a pleasure I'm saving for later. I just love Freddie and Queen live. Keep up the good work!
Great job as always David. Thanks!!!!
Now I'm here live at Wembley must watch
Love this David lol
Incendiary show - I was there and thought, ‘what’s he doing with that monitor?’ One of their best shows ever and thank God they filmed unlike Leeds in ‘82... Milton Keynes Bowl is great too. The gigs I saw them do were off the scale but a tiny fraction filmed. On the ANATO there was carnage around the country - seats ripped out, etc. They were wild gigs. The Crazy Tour in ‘79 was a fucking great tour.
“READY FREDDIE” 🤪 This is Freddie hot wired for this performance! This is only my opinion but I think Freddie acts punk-ish on purpose as a sarcastic nod to Sid Vicious & the Punk scene. I saw another live version of Sheer Heart Attack where Freddie goes crazy (again) & if you look closely you can see Brian trying to unplug the Red Special before Freddie goes “ape s##t. And if anyone remembers Sheer Heart Attack in Montreal Freddie is wearing his short shorties, red bandana, & baseball cap. Then he goes crazy & starts biting Brian’s guitar strings (there’s a term for it called Guitar BJ). Hmmmm don’t ask. But anyway, it just seems to me it’s just Freddie making sure we get the punk point!! And we love it ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
🤣🤣🤣👍
YES !!!! LOVE IT !!!!!!
Bowie actually started that with his lead guitarist Mick Ronson in '72, a tad earlier in the U.K. The music press christened it "BJ on G string." I saw Bowie do it every time I saw him as long as Mick was still with him. Saw Queen perform this song 2x but don't remember Freddie going as ape shit as this or the other videos on CZcams. That said, we were all high as kites at concerts back then. It's amazing I remember as much as I do! But, we were also right up at the foot of the stage, so I guess enough of it sunk in to my brain to be retrieved later in life. I'm almost certain I'd remember Freddie doing a BJ on G string-- I certainly remember Bowie & Mick, every time. Mick was so awesome and such a good sport, with Bowie not just doing the guitar, but wrapping his arms around Mick and grabbing his ass with his hands. Mick was 100% hetero. RIP Freddie, David, and Mick.
@@3ScotsInk what an honest piece Kerry 👏excellent 👍good on you 😉
@@michaelmalone3089 Thanks Michael! As Freddie said at Wembley, "My apologies but I say what I want." If it's history and really happened, why sugarcoat, much less censor, right?
Sid Vicious aka Simon Ferocious (Freddie’s name for him) 😂
Like this version, but love Roger’s original 🔥🎶🔥
Have you done “Let Me Live” yet?
The last show from mini tour after a big Live Killers tour! They are all very tired and angry!
A very welcome reupload! Loved watching it a second time. Still hoping for Bicycle Race. Or, how about a Brian song, sung by Brian: Leavin' Home Ain't Easy.
Yes, please, Bicycle Race (Queen Official).
Have you seen the Brian and Roger commentary over the whole Montreal concert? It's in 4 parts but you could easily do 2 at a time? If you hit "playlist" they flow into each other with no stops. Anyway it's quite interesting getting their view MANY years later about themselves, Freddie and just behind the scenes stuff. I can link it if you're interested.
Best picture and sound quality is on the Montreal concert but Freddie's performance here is #1. I vaguely remember Freddie going to a hockey game when they were filming the Montreal concert. Can anyone confirm? My mind may be playing tricks but I'm sure I remember a picture of him at a Montreal Canadiens game. Roger started writing this song for the Sheer Heart Attack album which came out in 1974 so that would be punk before punk happened. Queen being innovative again. 👑
That’s wot the encores were always like, pre 86.
Yes I seen another version an yes he did break his mike ! Yes sid feishious !
Miss you David. Hope you are well. Peace my friend
I think the punk rock guy you’re thinking of is Sid Vicious. Can you react to “now I’m here” live at wembley!!
Love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love all your videos mate. 😊
yeah! that was punk ... he destoryed even more :-)
Roger wrote this punk song not sure if to make fun of the genre..."i feel so inarticulate"
There are times when I think how the fuck are Queen legal 🤣🤣🤣Mr. Taylor 🤣🤣🤣love it 🤣🤣🤣
Oh this show is excellent. The death on 2 legs medley with killer queen and I’m in love with my car should be on your list. Several others, now I’m here, love of my life, somebody to love.
Can you please react to Great King Rat next?
Absolutely Slurpy 👍with you bro
Loving this ♥️
Rogers but wasn't ready for the sheer heart attack album
😂😂😂
When you coming back ? Miss your face !
Ese tema es de un disco grabado en 1977 en un estudio donde grabaron los sex pistols,compartían el estudio.Sid vicius lo increpo a Freddie y éste no se quedó callado,se la devolvió.Ahi es donde decidieron hacer un tema punk, demostrado que los pistols no habían inventado nada nuevo.Queen es la banda de rock más grande del planeta,así es la cosa
La canción ya estaba hecha desde el tercer disco de Queen que lleva el mismo nombre. Publicado en noviembre de 1974. Quedo afuera del álbum primero porque tenían ya 13 canciones y segundo les parecía muy "pesada" para ese entonces.
Montreal 81 and Milton Keynes 82 are better examples
This is an insane performance by Freddie. I gotta wonder if he was under the influence of something or just naturally amped. No matter, it is a fun time. Were you thinking of Sid Vicious? He and Freddie got into it once when Vicious came into the studio Queen was recording in (both Queen and the Sex Pistols were recording next door to each other at the same studio). Vicious who was always confrontational asked Freddie if he had succeeded in bringing ballet to the masses yet? Freddie turned to Vicious (not to be outdone by the jerk) and said " Aren't you Stanley Ferocious or something?" Vicious was outraged to be put down like that by Freddie.
This is how he performed this particular song all venues i think
Its a punk song by Roger
Queen were heavily critisised but punk was respected by the music industry
This is how most of the punk bands behaved
@@bluebell3720 This is lightweight for the punk bands that I went to see, even Alice Cooper which I did not consider to be punk, was much more wild than this. This bit seemed to be set up since nothing happened with the sound when Freddie knocked down the equipment, not even a bit of feedback.
@@sherryheim5504
Cooper was heavy rock, metal I think
I think he behaved this way on each performance of this song as it was a punk song
Enough to make it obv what they were doing as if to say to the music ind so do you like us now?
But not too ott to scare off their fans
According to roadies and people around they didnt take drugs on tour
If he was under the imfluence I would think he would be behaving like this on each song I dont think he was
@@bluebell3720 👍👍👍
@@bluebell3720 I wasn't thinking drugs, I was thinking perhaps Vodka. I know that Freddie tried to stay away from drugs while doing daily shows, even alcohol and cigarettes, Brian still attests to this. I did hear Freddie say that "I used to not drink, party or even smoke cigarettes while I was on tour and I still would have problems with my voice so I just gave up on that and I do fine" so perhaps later he did party more when he was on tour but this was early in their career when Freddie was on the wagon for the most part when on tour. I would call Alice Cooper heavy metal rock yes, but even those were wild shows and sometimes even really graphically sexual. I used to take my friend's boys to see Cooper because they were big fans and their mom couldn't handle the loud music. This show is punk for Queen, but not punk in the larger realm of punk shows. I saw plenty of punk shows on the Strip in Hollywood and in larger venues in L.A. and this show is truly lightweight, more like Freddie just acting out a bit.