Queen - Mad the Swine (Offical Remastered Video)

Mad the Swine from the 1973 album Queen by the British rock band Queen.
Written and performed by Freddie Mercury on 1972.
Lead vocals: Freddie Mercury
Drums, background vocals: Roger Taylor
Guitar, background vocals: Brian May
Bass, background vocals: John Deacon
Queen's Mad the Swine(1972)©.

[@waikikivids]

You can hear he has not quite found his Freddie voice yet, still very young. My God, I love this man!

[@user-bq4fm6yd3v]

Голос Фредди ни с чьим не спутаешь, Это волшебство в сочетание с вокальным многоголосием. Сама нежность.

[@salomesaldias1797]

Esta Canción es muy linda❤👑

[@philiphynes8652]

I'd hazard a guess that everything about this song shows that Freddie wrote it. A companion piece to his wonderful song, 'Jesus'.

[@dalegibson8037]

So few people will admit that though Freddie's parents were Zoroastrian, he was raised in a "Christian" boarding school. Songs like Jesus, Mad the Swine, Great King Rat, Thank God it Christmas, My Life Has Been Saved, Made in Heaven, Is This the World We Created, The Miracle, One Vision...
Lines live "You say God, I say give me a Choice. You say Lord, I say Christ." and, "I spent all my years believing in you."

[@flora3177]

Freddie was educated and knew a lot.
For example, this biblical story; The story of Jesus Christ with the obsessed with Gerazia.
Freddie's song evokes that. In doing so, Jesus exiled evil spirits from the obsessed people to the pigs, causing the pigs to go wild and rush into the sea ...
Metcury was much more than a rock star.
Phenomenal the way you can handle your voice.

[@abdulhanan9595]

An absolute genius indeed.. I mean who else can one mix up the Rock N Roll with such a great mythical, magical & folklore and tales of endless imagination & fantasy better than him. I love Queen from their early days of 1970s. Mercury was a lyrical genius, I'm 100% convinced!.. 💜✨

[@brittaschacht6959]

This is Not the original Version

[@erickleuro6159]

It is, it's on their debut album "Queen"

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

not on the original release it wasn't. maybe os a de-luxe re-release@@erickleuro6159

[@danthill2263]

No it wasnt on the debut Album. First Release of this song was at the b side of headlong Single in may 91. And at the Cover was written: inklusive prevously unreleased Song mad the swine