Queen - Death on Two Legs (Official Lyric Video)
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- Taken from A Night At The Opera, 1975.
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Queen - Death on Two Legs (Official Lyric Video)
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“We’d like to dedicate this song to our beloved manager. We love you darling”
IM SCREAIMGINGGFJDK
Oh God I can hear him say this😂😱❤️
Im trying to imagine how hilarious that would be
lmao hahahaha
LMAO I imagined this with his sassy voice. Did he really say that?
The best part about this song is that you can hear Freddie's contempt and disgust. Amazing!
Renee Sethis Ikr he sounds genuinely pissed
He is probably gonna Kill a man.
Spikewing The Dutch Angel Dragon MAMA OOOOOO
yeah he sounds like he's going to kill whoever pissed him off
@@spikegore7280 Yeah he's gonna put a gun against his head
Freddie was mad, mad.
I love how he says he changed the words everyday to make it as vicious as possible 😂
And he doesn’t get mad often, when he gets mad you know you screwed up!!
One of the most underrated queen songs
Who said it's underrated?
@@alexanderkolganov3654 it definitely is. nobody ever talks about this song when discussing their best songs
@@joeyuzwa891 They talk about rap all the time nowadays I couldn't care less about, who gives a shit? ; )
@@alexanderkolganov3654 he said when people discuss their best songs, where the hell did you get rap from?
Arguably the most underrated. The guitar is just fantastic.
This song was about the band's manager at the time. He was a real piece work. They couldn't fire him so they sang about him instead. The bloke quit. So the song worked.
Read this www.dailymail.co.uk/home/event/article-2368614/Queen-Freddie-Mercury-felt-like-god-Then-started-behaving-like-man-signed-band.html
Prometheus damn. I hope this plays a part in bohemian rhapsody movies
Mario Gonzalez It's not even in the soundtrack :(
they rejected him- left him beacuse he didnt believe in the albums success I KNOW THIS FROM THE MOVIE.
Like Killer Queen.
Only Freddie could record a song in which he is spitting venomous hatred toward someone, and still make it sound beautiful and uplifting. A perfect album opener for one of the most perfect albums ever made!
Chris Damon lets not forget the part where they suggest suicide...
@Sound N Vision
huh, i heard another story where brian was the one who actually encouraged freddie to finish the song bc he thought it was too bitter and full of hatred.
He wrote this song to the record companies
@Sound N Vision it is it's based on the big record corporations listen to the words
@@kman24 "listen to the words" he's clearly talking to one person personally.
This is probably the best opening to any song ever. That guitar playing is insane!
勳則天天空調味?
Hi I recommend an indie song called The Bond Villain By Robert Nix
What about money for nothing tho
Absolutely not
@@villainousappetite8841😂
“This next song is dedicated to a Mother f*cker of gentleman.” Freddie Mercury
@@user-hy5jy7sf9j in a.n.a.t.o gig
lol
Freddie Mercury wrote this and dedicated it to Norman Sheffield, Queen's former manager and a co owner of Trident Studios. Queen felt that Norman had not provided them with the support they needed.The surviving band members noted the unhappy atmosphere in the Days of our Lives documentary, explaining that the band felt hard done by when they were producing hit singles without seeing any of the money - and with incidents such as Roger Taylor being told he couldn't hit the drums too hard as they supposedly "couldn't afford" new drumsticks. But as Taylor noted, "you see them (the management) running around in stretch limos and think 'hang on there's something not right here!'" The split occurred under very acrimonious circumstances, and this song acted as something of a final word from the band. The lyrics form a harsh character portrait that outline the band's full animosity towards their former acquaintance. Mercury was reportedly not a fan of the song after writing it, having felt it was too angry and bitter, but May encouraged him to complete it.
On the Live Killers version, Freddie Mercury introduced this song by saying, "This is a song about a real motherf--ker of a gentleman!"
Lol! I know Queen never mentioned who was the target of the song, or at least his name was always censored in the recordings. CZcams is a fountain of secrets.
Thank you for giving me the real history of this song. I knew it was about their manager but I didn't know all this. I sincerely thank you,
Space Cow The Unicorn
Thanks for the info about the Live Killers version. I've often wondered what Freddie said, because on my copies (LP and CD), it's censored. He introduces it like this;
"This next song is from A Night At The Opera. This is about a BEEP BEEP BEEP. We call him Death on Two Legs" :)
Everybody knows someone like that.
They were refused airplay for Bohemian (etc) so they went to Kenny Everett who was a DJ at the time and he gave them airplay and WOW! As stated in a doco about Queen and on the Bohemian movie right?
Who needs a therapist when you have queen
Nelosn Portis and Jojo
And Jojoke
Svetlana Ajinça life is a jojoke
Lemon Bleach life jojo is life
And Merry Christmas
Svetlana Ajinça you speak truth. Merry Christmas too you too... better late than ever
We all have someone on our mind when hearing this song
And if not, someone thinks of you when it plays!!
yup !!
Indeed, my former employer.
at first thing song reminded me of the girl that was going after my ex boyfriend and now ironically this song reminds me of my ex boyfriend 🤡
Me having this song represent my OC:
I have to admit, I am VERY impressed with just how creative these lyrics are. It’s a bop
Freddie wrote “This thing called Love” in the bathtub; I’d like to know where he wrote this, one might claim a Dr. Seuss con!
@@corey-bird3489 crazy little thing called love
Just picture four betrayed, penniless and enraged young men in their twenties- furiously composing and recording this song in some small studio..
Pouring their rage out in the form of music.
Corvix Corux now I’m sad
Truly beautiful
Well, it was written by Freddie, so the other 3 members could only hear the lyrics. I can only imagine their faces with those hate lyrics. Absolutely great
now I'm feeling like trash because that turned me on. Damn it brain
@@genevieve2106 There's no need to be, dear. If anything in Queen's timeline happened slightly differently, the good and (unfortunately) the bad, things wouldn't have turned out the way they did. You see, these experiences made them stronger. Yes, unfortunately, they were betrayed, but, it made them the strong musicians they became.
When you think about it, this is one of the first diss tracks ever.
I wrote these same lyrics to a girl that broke up with me. She wasn't familiar with Queen so I though it was safe lol
Think Queen did it first with Flick of the Wrist from the previous album.
Luiz_27 I mean the oc said *one* of the first diss tracks so like-
YASSSSSS
That was George Harrison with Only a Northern Song.
Queen: “Do you feel like... suicide? (I think you should)”
Also Queen: DONT TRY SUICIDE, NOBODY’S WORTH IT!
HawkyPlays he made dont try suicide for his suicidal ex boyfriend
JaAJJS
“Ayo don’t try suicide it’s not good”
“Except for you norman go f*ck yourself”
-freddie mercury, probably
Infact, both were written by Freddie.
Don't forget Keep Passing The Open Windows and Don't Try So Hard
Thank you Norman Sheffield for bring us one of the best jewels of queen
Yeah Freddie was pretty mad!
The others thought it was too harsh but went along with it anyway!
Freddie: hmmm I just wrote a hate letter to my manager
Freddie: oh I know let’s write a song about lazing on a Sunday afternoon next
69 likes lol
he just wants to ride his bike... on every wednesday evening
@@maid_kr4t0s10 and go waltzing to the zoo on Thursday, and go painting in the louvre on Friday
whats the lazing on sunday song pls someone tell me 🥺🥺🥺🥺
That’s the point it’s meant to be a juxtaposition
"...and we'd like to dedicate this next song to our beloved manager. Love you loads!"
Thil lol 😂 I can soooo see Fred saying this as well!!!😀
**claps intensely**
3000*
@@JollibeenosHasYourCoordinates -3000*
The intro is just fantastic! First the piano, then it shifts to guitar, so chaotic and angry, it builds in intensity, to the overbearing... I don't know what instrument it is, but it's like a musical shriek. Then it abruptly stops, the piano begins again as though the song has reset. It's like the anger gets so intense that it has stop and restart to get focused to deliver the delightful comebacks. Such a fantastic song!
Hi I recommend an indie song called The Bond Villain By Robert Nix
That's Rog.
All instruments for the song other than piano, drums and bass were performed by Her Highness the Red Special gear.
Crazy how music can heal your feelings of contempt and disgust againt someone, like it gives you the confidence you needed.
So true!
"A sewer-rat decaying in a cesspool of pride"--has got to be the best lyric ever . . .
It is a classic sentence, yes
Sounds kinda disgusting but that's kinda the reality lmao
By far my favorite lyric here. The line is sung with so much anger and dirt and I love it!
yeahh my favo line of this song!!
Yes! The best! It’s truly the peak of insults.
The perfect combination of opera and hard rock.
more Heavy metal than hard rock
BLoooDYSaBBaTH what are you talking about?
I think he means it has a sinister tone like a lot of heavy metal songs
this intro is badass.
Punteos de guitarra de Tango
1:53 The choir part is pure eargasm.
The intro is one of the most brutal I have ever heard
No doubt! ⚡
I love how the name on the album says “dedicated to...” they were so extra aahahha
Do you want do *Bite Za Dusto*
(How do you do the Japanese ()?)
@@elrohirshouldercheaptrick9452 Daisan no bakudan Bites Za dusto
@@elrohirshouldercheaptrick9452 Aiya, Elrohir! May Elbereth bless you
@@manfredodelauro you have my sword!
I feel so happy for my ex wife that Queen wrote a song for her.
omgg hahaha
I was singing this to my ex manager. He deserved it
👏👏
Ha
Lolololol...
This piano intro give me goosebumps!!!
It was excellent!!
This is probably the heaviest song from this whole album!!! And you know what? This song is so awesome!!! I really like it!!!
Hi I recommend an indie song called The Bond Villain By Robert Nix
From this album. Listen to the 1974 Rainbow concerts. / The first 3 Albums .There are heavier songs.
I love how this and seaside rendezvous are on the same album
those are my 2 favorite songs on anato omg
It's even better that the song that immediately follows this one is Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon 😂
My two favorite songs!!!
They aren't lol
menachemdo They are
Boy freddie mercury sounds like hes legit pissed in this song
And rightfully so. That manager was sucking them dry
tsukigalleta when ur 14 that sounds a lot different
@@iampewdiepie2645 Haha! When you're 41 it does too, but don't stop me now, honey ;)
Sounds as sober as a judge to me
Yeah it sounds like he's pissed
What to say.... thank you Queen for writing a song dedicated to my father
HaHa... And all this time I thought Queen wrote this song about "MY" father!!😉
Honestly, mate, same
Ask him if he's satisfied? 😅
*Not-so-fun fact:* Freddie dedicated this song to Norman Sheffield (Queen's former manager and a co-owner of Trident Studios who was basically robbing them of their money at the time) after being released from that management, Freddie wanted to express his feelings towards the man in a song. Gary Langhan remembers when Freddie took his headphones off after laying his vocal tracks on DOTL, he witnessed blood pouring out from Fred's ears just from the sheer anger he put into the song, and sometime later on Freddie said that his throat was literally bleeding because he went so hard on the song.
Hello
Lool
@@user-pq6rm1be4q are you part of the Queen comentators club?
@@hombrerusode40anos72 I don't know
Sure🙃
@@user-pq6rm1be4q i have seen You many times, there are many comentators, You, me, "a devine lush creature", etc..., See you later
“Mister KNOWWW alllllll”
I always loved that note.
right when i read this comment, that same note played!
This reminds me of " mr superior thinking or mr perfectly fine . By taylor swift
I was just hearing that part when i read it
The intro is good
The chorus too
The end too
...
the whole thing is great, really.
what the intro! want to ringtone
the intro is scary
The only problem is. It ends. That's the problem with all queen songs.
@@linzi2720 yeah it really ruins the songs
@@linzi2720 All songs have that problem. Not only Queen songs
The guitar in this is just INCREDIBLE.
I can't believe how much I forgot how much I love the sound of Brian May's guitar and Freddie's arrangements.
I'm French and i learned how to speak english with this song. listening to it everyday, for 5 years, on CD, reading the lyrics on the Cd's book. Eternal gratitude to Queen, the best band in the universe period.
Just did the same to me, my big brother posted Bohemiam Rhapsody's lyrics on our bedroom's wall, so, when I woke up in the morning I'd read it every single day since I was 6 years old.
Salutations du Mexique. (Correct me if I'm wrong)
Juan Jacobo Guzman your English is PERFECT 👌
Very nice to see someone learning a new language with music :)
C’est très bien de voir des gens apprendre à parler une langue grâce à la musique :)
Nicolas GOTTE well now I’m doing the opposite, I’m listening to French music trying to Learn French
@@ZzippystardustT Well, good luck ! As a French speaker, I can tell that French is pretty hard to learn :) Btw, if you don't know these French bands, I suggest you to listen to Téléphone and Indochine
Queen made disstracks before it was cool y’all
Maeve G By your PFP, and this comment, it's safe to say you have good taste in music.
😂 lol
Check out "Positively 4th Street" and "Like A Rolling Stone" by a guy named Bob Dylan. Brutal.
THE coolest diss track (in my opinion)
Jaden Man that was after Freddie died. John made Backchat when Freddie was alive...Not being mean but like every Queen fan knows this😂
Think only "rappers" can make diss tracks? Side not,dont piss a lyrical Genius like Freddie off.
News headline: "BREAKING NEWS:
Legendary singer songwriter has found a way to make the best hate letter in history."
Check out "The Letter" by King Crimson.
@@talastra Nice
This is the most underrated Queen song and it's my favorite. Freddie you genius
Man on the Prowl is extremely underrated.
The irony is that Death on Two Legs is a kind of cool name to be given.
The guy this is dedicated to - Norman Sheffield - actually called his autobiography 'Life On Two Legs'. He knew this was about him.
Just not at all related right now but Roger's nickname was sex on legs 😂😂😂
Yeah, if I were to have a nickname, it would be death on two legs.
@@zbr76 Lol what an ass
Man, i can't believe my ex is so famous Freddie wrote a *song* for him!
Lmao
@PrezDaNT the GOD - 卐卐 - 1488 HEIL SATAN 14 year old edge lord spotted lol
Well the only good thing Norman Sheffield did is give Freddie a reason to write this masterpiece
yes
I know this song is about the manager, but hear me out, This song always reminds me of my friends in high school, they ignored me, constantly talked shit about me behind my back, treated me like shit when i was around and tell me to shut up whenever i was talking about something i was passinate about, took me until last year to just leave them behind. And this song helped me realise that. Thank you.
Exactly the same with me, whenever I used to talk about things like queen or the Beatles they would ignore me and laugh at me and I would feel like they were friends and I was kind of the loner of the group so then one day at the school dance I asked the DJ to play this and he hadn’t heard the song so I asked him to dedicate it to my 3 best friends (then I said their names)... they hate me, but everyone was laughing so hard lol
@@phoebemerchant6368 Damn!
@Mr.midget Mayo keep parasitic people like that out of your life, they aren't even worth the effort to try to tolerate.
Same...
Those people sound horrible. Glad that phase of your life is over.
That piano intro...
X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X Along with the roaring bass
... Is perfect
..hauntingly beautiful....isn't it?
Taken from Ferenc Liszt :-)
Followed by Brian May...
How kind of Freddie mercury to see into the future and write a song about the prick who bullied me out of my last job.
Nice one
Lol I just found out that Norman Sheffield has book called "Life on two legs"
This song has so many levels lol
Brian May is the most under looked, not underrated, but definitely under looked classic rock guitarist. Its always Gilmore, Page, Clapton, exc. Nobody ever mentions Brian May but when that someone does mention him as a top 3 great. Most people then recognize what else, but Bohemian Rhapsody. Thank you Wayne's World! Although this is my absolute favorite May riff and solo.
I agree with you in that he's underrated and a fantastic guitar player but um...top 3 is a stretch there bud. The people you just mentioned: Gilmore, Clapton, and Page, are way better guitar players, and lets not mention Jimi Hendrix or Eddie Van Halen
@@kangurukaiser9395 I'd rate May over van Halen. Brian might not be quite as technical, but he's got more depth of feeling to his playing, and I'd say he's a better songwriter by far. Of course, when we're discussing the best of the best, so much comes down to personal taste, as there IS no way to objectively rate guitar players. All I can say is that Hendrix is God, and let the rest sort themselves out from there!
I've never noticed that. He always comes up in conversations I've had about the greats. Maybe not the most technical, but fuck man. May has a tone that is unmistakable
@@kangurukaiser9395 not mention Mark Knopfler Dire Straits
As great as they all are (and I totally agree Brian May deserves waaaay more recognition), the ultimate guitarist in my book was Stevie Ray Vaughn. He was kinda in his very own category.
BUT NOW YOU CAN KISS MY ASS... GOODBYE!
NEXT: LAZING ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON..HAHAHHA WHAT AN ALBUM
BEST BAND IN ROCK (AND NOT ONLY) HISTORY
Revisited this album with my brother the other day and the contrast between the songs really stood out. HATE SONG, followed by Lazing, followed by the ferocious I'm in love with my car, followed by the sweet You're my best friend, etc. Pure genius!
Έχεις δίκιο Μιχάλη
Seaside rendezvous
This is my type of music.
Chaotic yet still enjoyable.
One of the best lyrics ever written imo.
Brian’s guitar is venomous and johns bass is DEADLY and Rogers drums are killer and Freddie’s voice is HEAVENLY AND MAD........ yet this song is still amazing 😂
"But now you can kiss my ass goodbye"........Awesome strong lyrics!
This ain’t just a diss track... this is a full on assault!
I feel that Freddie was very angry when he wrote this song ... and it is my favorite!
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Brian is badass in this song
***** that makes it even better
I find his solo's better in I want it all.
So is Roger Taylor
Fredy plays the guitar here almost all the way long
Raul Bernal nope
Queen: made a diss-track over 40 years before it was cool
Indeed
11 years*
@@pufflord4230 I am confused as to what you mean by "11 years*". This song was released in 1975
@@pufflord4230 what "diss track" was released in 1986?
"How Do You Sleep?" was a diss track in 1971. It's nothing new.
This has got to be one of the best intros to an album ever.
I love the lyrics of the song , the guitar, piano, everything
The anthem of every divorce ever.
😂😂😂 that's good
I danced my last number ever in the world's bitchiest burlesque troupe to this song. Queen were always my favourite go-to band for stage music, so it just felt right to end with two middle fingers raised high to a couple of "directors" who didn't deserve the title. And the audience ate it up with a spoon.Taking the backstage drama onstage, and then leaving it there! ;D
😂
👌🏻 noice
and cocksucker bosses
Brian's guitar work in this was just masterful.
Love that beginning, man. Starts nice and soft, into a chaotic jumble of sound and then just cuts off abruptly for the lyrics to kick in. It give you a quick taste of the song's intense nature.
czcams.com/video/NSacKiioW90/video.html awesome 👍🏻👍🏻
@@keith9482 Thanks.
It's worth being a horrible person if you get a brilliant song like this dedicated to you ❤️
“Do you feel like suicide (I think you should”
*makes a song called **_don’t try sucide_*
Everyone is confused now
They were like, "That was a little harsh, I guess."
They really only wanted Norman Sheffield to kill himself. Everyone else, they were pretty alright with keeping around at this point.
@Jacob Playz Well, he was a shitty manager who screwed them out of *a lot* of money. They were extremely pissed off at him.
Jacob Playz do you know how horribly he treated them?
The old manager told Roger to not bang his drums too hard because he didn’t have the money for buy new drum sticks!
I have been obsessed with this song for 25 years. Such a work of art, so powerfull
Been 41 years for me - my first ever album purchase! STILL seems like yesterday when I hear it!
yep Auckland Nz l did the same thing 55 now lols
I'm so happy Freddie Mercury wrote this for my 4th grade bully
Maria Damk true tho
3:16 "shark!"
*"hey man Jaws was never my scene and I don't like star wars"*
I was 6 when I got this vinyl as Christmas gift.
EPIC.
Alex Bijazic You lucky biscuit.
I'm sorry, but six?
Alex Bijazic You must have had an epic childhood:)
That's a hell of a gift
Great gift man 🥰
"You're just an overgrown school boy" how rude and cruel incredible.
Antoine VS “you’re a sewer rat decaying I a cesspool of pride” is an absolutely raw line
That guitar intro is savage!
This year my resolution is to learn drums (mostly to help with some issues) and when this song came up on my Spotify I absolutely *froze* at how good it was and basically, I dedicate this to the person who I thought was a good person for a good 11 years and now I wanna learn the drums to this song.
Hi I recommend an indie song called The Bond Villain By Robert Nix
When an album starts with a song like that,you know that you have a great taste for music!
well said!
*you know that the artists are amazing
Get over yourself
tchaco lynma
Your taste of music has nothing to do with any song of any album on the world... unless you're Freddie,which i reckon You're not...
fart in your face
Marko Kovachki,
you are god damm right
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA the best album ever and ever
Brian is fire on this song, the guitar playing is just on another level.
This is the best and classiest diss track in my book.
See ya, Norman Sheffield.
He's dead
@@toptop961 dead as shit
@@toptop961 death on two legs
@@odescobridordobrasil8193 more
Like dead on two legs ahahaha
I'm so surprised to see a comment from you, didn't know you liked queen
This song has the most brutal guitar interlude/transition in it I've ever heard! I first heard A Night At The Opera in the late-70s and have never forgotten this song. Bohemian Rhapsody and '39 were the other great songs on the album.
dont forget the prophet's song
Love of my Life
Lazing on a Sunday afternoon it's also really good.
@@spencerdobkin9479 Yesss
The fact that I can sing this whole song from memory is 😳😳. I LOVE THIS SONG, thank you Queen for amazing music
This song would be great for when you're mad at your boss
I'll tell u what - it was probably dedicated to Queen's manager, Norman Sheffield
@@dziadkalwaryjski3450 it was
Queen wrote the most fire diss track before they were even a thing
Freddie wrote both
When i finish highschool im gonna blast this on the biggest speakers i can find
@Dank Eagle nah
Not yet
You gonna do it, I'm sure
They deserve that
I'm waiting
@@theowlhouseseason3213 i will do that
After covid is over
If it will be over
AHAHA
r/madlads
And then it follows up with the lighthearted and jaunty “Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon”. LOL
2:26 Red Special`s evil laugh....
Freddie looks like lord farquad on the first picture
OMG LMAO
Fookar And Brian looks like Dan from game grumps
ArtJams queen fan and grumps fan, boi you going places :*
Yes, this was Lord Farquad when he was young XD
MGstaR17 No Lord Farquad WANTED to be Freddie when he was young
So underrated it hurts.
I reckon this is actually one of my favourite Queen songs
this is actually my favorite song of all time and the fact that no one talks about it is bloodcurdling
Wise choice but we luckily do here!
@@corey-bird3489 haha i forgot i even made this comment. still my favorite tho!
I was 16 years old when A night at the opera came out. My friends and I knew Queen and Freddie Mercury would be a legend. no, we didn't know any of that. They were amazing, fascinating, talented, brilliant. The instruments, the voices, the lyrics....brilliant.......we knew that, but at 16 I never much thought about it...I, we just knew we loved their music. We didn't have the media nor knew much of their personal life. I don't remember when I learned Freddie was gay or do I care. I am saddened by how he died. I just watched Bohemian rhapsody. I loved it, it wasn't perfect, wasn't "accurate" but loved it just the same. I think back... 16 years old, '67 super sport Camaro, 8 track deck, spending Friday nights with my friends and listening to A night at the opera, cant get any better than that ;)
Oh!
this song heightens any mood I’m feeling. Whether it’s happy, sad, angry or excited. Freddie’s ability to tailor every song to fit each and every persons likings is unbelievable.
RIP Great Legend. 24th Nov 2021.
0:42 (FREDDIE'S SCREAMING)
This isn't Freddie's scream but Roger's scream
i need a 10 hour version of this
Same
That would be awesome.
Just repeat it -_-
@@_balloon_7698 I think i have concussion because I don't remember asking
@@realmrjangoon 👏👏👏👏
1975: a diss track for their manager.
2019: a diss track for Jake Paul.
2019: a diss track for T-Series.
@@windsonm69 Much better
Wasn't it for Norman Sheffield?
Disstrack for Paul Prenter...
@@bartol9277 yes, he was their manager.
I've listened to a lot of rock n roll albums and "A night at the opera" has to be one of the greatest albums ever made. The album "The game" introduced me to queen. That album in its self was an eye opener. One of my favorite bands every album was a piece of magic 🎩 ✨️
This follows up to Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon, and it's in the same album as Bohemian Rhapsody and Love or my Life... Pure genius
A night at the opera is pure art!!
Brian May top 5 guitar player of all time
+Rush Ron So innovative alongside Tom Morello of course .
I think that Jimmy page was better in the studio, but Brian could wipe the floor with him live.
Casey Shewak he's my top 1 of all time
Buckethead is my favorite :) Brian May is problably in third place for me
jimmy page couldnt dream of inventing a solo like this
It's an amazing unique song, sounds like a work of art even in 2022
This song accurately describes my anger and resentment towards all those people in my life who betrayed me, stabbed in back and became turncoats for their own selfish desires. It counts in some people from elementary school, high school and two of my former roommates.