QUEEN “UNDER PRESSURE” REACTION (MUST WATCH)
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2024
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Credit to • Queen - Under Pressure...
Freddie had such a unique confidence. Plus, the story is they practiced, practiced, practiced to perfection! It shows. They are outstanding! Some songs you might want to check out:
Bijou (Freddie had a cat named Bijou...meaning treasure)
White Queen
How Can I Go On with Monserrat Cabelle
Innuendo
Dragon Attack
Oh gosh...soooo many great Queen songs. Thanks for reacting to this exciting group! Kaye
Hey Hon
I just REALIZED: You have not yet experienced Freddie’s live crowd interaction!
You REEAALLYYY NEED to also see the performance on Saturday, July 12, 1986 at Wembley Stadium just because Freddie’s vocals are “larger than life”…
It needs to be a video that’s OVER 5 MINUTES long (5:56 minutes, I think) though, so it includes Freddie’s MOST FAMOUS “sing-and-repeat” warm-up with the audience. (This same piece of improv from Freddie has been used more-than-once in more recent times: A GIGANTIC Freddie (via video screen) has done this same sing-and-repeat with live audiences at the 2012 Olympics, at the Fire Fight Australia benefit concert in 2020, and during current-day Queen+Adam Lambert concerts.)
React to queens "Live Aid" performance, wembly 1985.
Also,"Who wants to live forever " live at Wembley 1986, or live at Budapest.
"Save me", live at montreal 1981.
"Somebody to love "live at Montreal 1981.
Queens live performances are the best!!!
Love your channel 😊 Thank you for reacting QUEEN 👑 Welcome to the Queen rabbit hole 🙏🏼 Weather’s fine down here 🌷
Check out their Live Aid set, 1985! Also, "Cool Cat", studio version, "Stone Cold Crazy" live at the Rainbow, 1974 and "Seaside Rendezvous (lyric version).👑
And this Budapest concert was SO special. The band had spent FOUR years working through the Red Tape, in order to be allowed to come perform there… They were the FIRST Western music group allowed to come perform behind the Iron Curtain. Drummer Roger Taylor said in an interview that they’d be lucky if they actually “broke even” on the venture, financially… That’s why the band was allowed to film the event, so they could recoup their expenses/losses by selling a DVD of the show.
I’ve read amazing comments from folks who live in Hungary…
Some were comments from folks who were actually at the concert/remember the event: They said that there were folks who hitchhiked for DAYS/many miles, just to get to Budapest to attend the Queen concert. AND, other comments mentioned that they STILL commemorate the date when the concert took place.
Being able to watch this film is also EXTREMELY bittersweet, because this was the NEXT-TO-LAST Queen concert that Freddie would EVER perform (the last being their show at Knebworth Park not long after this.) He had already decided privately that he was going to retire from live touring after this because of his health, his bandmates just didn’t know it yet.
Somebody to love live in Montreal also save me and dragon attack
Freddy was absolutely one genius musically, and when he was on stage, he was so compelling and mesmerizing. But here you have four of the worlds best rock musicians all together, making the best music of their era. Certainly nobody can touch them. I’m a rabid Queen fan, sounds like you’re becoming went too