1st time listen - Sheer Heart Attack - Queen (Rock Montreal 1981) - Viewer Request.
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Well, I must certainly say Freddie was very much more liberal in this performance. I`ll leave it at that for now. Credit to Roger Taylor for writing this one.
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This is a 1st time listen and reaction so folks please remember my reaction is done on the spot. No script, no pre-recorded stuff. I am bringing you a real and raw honest 1st time reaction.
As requested the basic roadmap to the success of Queen:
Firt album called Queen (1973) - not much impact
Queen II (1974) - First Top 10 single (Seven Seas of Rhye) and album in the UK
Sheer Heart Attack (1974) - including the first worlwide hit Killer Queen
A Night at the opera (1975) - the turning point for Queen bc this album included Bohemian Rhapsody. Queen became a worldwide phenomenon especially in the UK and Japan.
A Day at the Races (1976) - solid follow up to ANATO including Somebody to Love.
News of the World (1977) - including We Will Rock You and We are the Champions. The US Tour to this album climaxed at the Madison Square Garden.
Jazz (1978) - A solid album with one of Queen biggest hits Dont stop me now.
The Game (1980) - With that record Queen became the biggest band in the world. The album included two number 1 hits in the US with Another One Bites The Dust and Crazy little thing called love. Queen also toured the first time (of any western bands) in South America in football stadiums in front if the biggest crowds of all time at that time. Queen established themselves as maybe the best live band ever around that time.
chaos 6010 nice timeline and I agree with all of this. 👍🏻
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You're my best friend was a huge hit in America from the night of the Opera album and probably just as popular as Bohemian Rhapsody In The USA.
chaos 6010! LEGEND. Thank you for the break down.
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HAP3SPEAKZ “You’re my best friend” was a huge hit. Written by John Deacon for his wife. John married his high school sweetheart and had 6 children. They’re still married.
Freddie was throwing away an older organ. John took it home and taught himself to play it & wrote the song on it. The official video shows him playing the organ/piano.
Funny you chose today to listen to this, when Brian just had a real heart attack (luckily he´s recovering... too soon to join Freddie, Bri!!).
That's very sad to hear. I can assure you there is/was no correlation between what happened to Brian and the release of this video. It's my blind approach to Queen music and my off the radar approach avoiding all news of Queen. Which made me oblivious to it.Thank you for shedding light on his condition. 💜
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ I am sure it's just coincidence, albeit a "funny" one. Btw. Brian said he was never really comfortable with the title of the song, lol. Must have had premonitions. As I said, he is doing well now.
We should honor them while they're still here. I hope to meet them all one day. That would be awesome! A little jam along in the studio. Wow!!!
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Roger said in the commentary that this song used to “kill him” playing it at the end of the night, because the drumming is so intense and exhausting. Which is funny, because he wrote it. 😜
Ahahhahah how ironic. 🤯
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Queen has every emotion!! You got it!
BINGO. any song of theirs will certainly tap into your emotions. No doubt.
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Freddie was only that open in front of strangers when he was on stage. Usually in private he was very quiet, a bit introverted and shy, especially when there were people around him he didn't know. With friends, bandmates and family around he was quiet and shy from time to time as well, but also very witty, quick on his feet and up for shenanigans especially with Roger. Elton John said whenever he was out with Freddie he had a ball it was so hilarious. On stage he had this persona, feeling ten times bigger and confident. There he could be whatever he wanted to be. He held the audience in the palm of his hand, and didn't give a shit what they were thinking.He was quite a unique person full of contradictions but nevertheless coherent.
Amazing and brilliant comment!!!! 👏 👏 I love it! Great insight and story. But I didn't know EJ and FM hung out with one another.
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ They were very good friends for years, along with Rod Steward apparently. They even joked about starting a super group and calling it, Hair, Teeth and Nose. I am not sure how that would have worked. Elton visited Freddie until his last days. He has spoken very emotionally about Freddie's last days. He has told the story about how Freddie arranged a birthday gift for him, it was a painting that he loved. The gift arrived on time after Freddie was already dead. He also sang Bohemian Rhapsody alongside Axl Rose at the Freddie Mercury Tribute concert, and he also did a one-off performance with the rest of Queen in 1997, performing The Show Must Go On.
I like EJ's song that was dedicated to Diana. Think I may do a reaction to that. Amazing to see how there's genuine friendship with these musicians. 💜
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You sense Brian was alittle upset ? I love THIS BEAUTIFUL protest Freddie dressed that way because he was pissed what the fans were told to be quite an just sit still !
Like that: 👍every human emotion is in bodied in their music ❤️. And a lot off fun and joy for life.
Yes everything!
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The Album SHEER HEART ATTACK was out in 1974 but this song was recorded for the album NEWS OF THE WORLD in 1976, the same album of WE WILL ROCK YOU and WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS
No, Sheer Heart Attack was written in '74 for the album of the same name, but it wasn't finished and didn't really fit in with the theme of the album, so it was brought out in '77 and finished and included on News Of The World
@@davebain2656 I didn´t say it was written in '77, I said it was recorded in that album
This concert was first released on VHS as Queen We Will Rock you. It was the only concert they didn't own and they did not like the end result. Many years later they did a deal with a family member as the producer "Saul Swimmer"had died and bought the rights and all the available footage and then had it restored and released as Queen Rock Montreal. Jim Beach was a producer as well but basically they were paid to do this concert for someone else. It was very involved but a deal was done.
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Thank you for the reaction...your facial expressions coupled with your sentiments always make your videos fun and engaging along side the insightful. Lovely! I also enjoy reading the comments from others on your videos. The comments are a great way to educate myself a little more on Queen and their music (so many tidbits I didn't know even after all these years) and they often give me a new perspective of how listeners perceive each song;musically and lyrically, and the nuances of live performances.
Queen really did offer something for everyone musically speaking, didn't they? Having four talented members of the band with equally diverse personal taste in music brings a seamless ability to cross genres and be able to just 'make music' how they wanted to instead of how people thought they should be doing it. Being true to yourself amongst criticism is never an easy thing, but in the public eye even more difficult. And Freddie and his small white shorts? Freddie being his on stage persona Freddie, extroverted and free...almost the antithesis to how those who knew him best say he was away from the spotlight.
Looking forward to more of your Queen and various reaction videos.
Thank you very much Jones! And appreciate you taking the time to write your message. You're right, the comments are packed with information here. I've learnt everything from everyone educating each other. It was no easy task to create that environment but had to X out a few bad apples that may have ruined it for others. If you're new here, which I can tell you are. This channel does cover other genres too. So don't be alarmed if you see a non Queen video being posted. Personally, I am just HAPPY I am getting a chance to exercise my music experience/ ability with Queen. What a great band, and my ears appreciate them. I have found the vehicle and now I also grow. Which is evident in almost ever video. Welcome. 👑💜
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Brian said in one comment , that it was. Freddies ´s favorite thingl to eat his guitar, I saw shorts on John and Brian too, in this times also athlets wore little shorts, not like today - big and long😍Freddie was open mind and he didn ´t care about critics
I only hope he was heading for the guitar in this instance. 🙈
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Fun reaction once again! Thank you! And OMG - I wish I had an ounce of Freddie's self confidence and even a droplet of his talent. To be free to just be yourself was not a concept encouraged too much where I grew up in the 70s and 80s.
It's great to see that shot of their 'curtain of lights' which Brian and Roger talked about quite a bit in the video commentary. The band's attention to detail is so impressive.
Thank you! Appreciate that comment. Always nice to get some feedback 😌 well I am yet to watch this documentary. But I shall. Thank you.
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Montreal "Another One Bites the Dust" Freddie was dressed the same except he also wore a baseball cap. :) You pretty much know at what point you are at in a Queen concert by the amount of clothes Freddie is wearing. All of them had their moments during various concerts: Roger trashing his drum kit; John throwing his bass across the stage; Freddie knocking over the large speakers, pole dancing, etc. I don't recall Brian losing it but he probably did at some point. That's why I love watching them live. You never know what's going to happen next. I really enjoy your reactions because you have a great ear and eyes.
Thanks Jayne!!! Your insight, complement and knowledge adds to the already rich information left here by the other fans. Appreciate it. I'll continue to bring my perspective in future reactions. 👍🏽
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ Thanks. It's the fact that you really, really listen and observe that makes the difference. PS On your discussion page I forgot to tell you that Bijou means jewel or treasure. Something very dear to the heart and mind. Once you get further along into their music and personalities you can decide for yourself what (or who) Bijou is to Freddie.
The production company wanted the band to dress and move the same way both nights so they could cut and paste the performances together. They also changed the lighting and got in the way of the performance which angered them. Freddie was in long pants for this song the first night and deliberately came out in shorts and changed the performance so they couldn't mess with cutting up this song. If you have the dvd, there is an option of listening to Brian and Roger discussing this and commenting throughout the performance. It took them several years to get the rights to the video and re-edit it, piecing together the hatchet job the production company did.
This was a song Freddie would really let go while performing. In an early recording he knocked over big speakers, pushing them from one side while Brian tried to hold them up from the other side.
After one concert Roger hurled his drum set off the platform almost hitting Freddie, and after another, John threw his guitar into the wsll. They all had their moments.
The energy was frantic!!!! Thanks very much for sharing the insight. Appreciate it a lot. 💜
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I saw a video with Freddie pushing the speaker. To me it didn't look like Brian was trying to hold them up, but rather, providing a pivot point to make it easier for Freddie to lift it.
Queen never won a Grammy award even though they were nominated for several. Howver, Queen was given the all-time Musical Grammy Award. Wth? That's when you know a band is so damned good that the people in The Academy most recently new they deserved an award but never got one.. I think it's awesome that they actually got the biggest award ever given out by the Grammys!
Check out version from Hammersmith 1979! Freddie went crazy there)))
Those shorts were big in the very early '80's - just have a look at what Bjorn Berg and McEnroe etc. were wearing on the court then - men wore the same on the street. Freddie just does it with more swagger!
I used to wonder how NBA players didn't have accidental exposure when wearing them. Of course today's long baggy ones look ready to fall off. Lol
Well they do say less is always more. 😂
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And no underwear... By the time they got to this song he had lost the hat and then the bandana. But the -1/2 yard of white fabric shorts remained until the end...to the joy of some and disappointment of others. :)
This song wasn't ready for the Sheer Heart Attack album (1974 their #3), and was released on News of the World '77. Great, thanks! #queenreaction Love it!
Thanks for clarifying. 💜
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Awesome reaction once again tyvm💖💕👑Wonderful song and great performance
I love that shot when u paused at 4:23 with all 4 boys together💖and when u commented on Freddie eating Brian's guitar😂I think Freddie would have just as well performed this bare naked with just the red scarf if he could have lol😂😍😂Montreal 1981 looks and sounds amazing.
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Yes viewers over 18 advised for this one.🤯
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Great reaction as usual. Freddie went wild here. Love this Montreal version.
Thank you Carmem. I appreciate the support. Also glad you enjoy the reactions too.
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That high pitched noise is actually feedback on a 3 part echo delay from Brian's red special.
Love your reaction as usual. Your comment about Queen making you feel EVERY emotion that a human should feel is Perfect in explaining Queens music. Freddie was so funny when he was on stage here. He didn’t give 2 shits about what people thought. He was in the moment and giving it all he had. Freddie on stage was definitely a different character than he was in real life. He was quite reserved and shy around people especially if he didn’t know them. It just shows that the persona he portrayed on stage was NOT who he was in real life, but that’s what people and fans loved about Freddie, he was the Ultimate Entertainer. I laugh every time I see him going after Brian when they’re on stage. Brian looks like he wants to run from Freddie and is like, “back off me Freddie!” 🤣🤣🤣Of course it doesn’t deter Freddie. Gotta love him. ♥️🤣
Aww thanks for picking up on the funny side of it. Music is great! No doubt about. Their ability to interplay between instruments and sound is baffling. Freddie doesn't care when he is on stage. All he wants to ensure is the end product is as best as it can be (for the fans).
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HAP3SPEAKZ absolutely right! Making the fans happy was everything for Freddie♥️
🤣🤣🤣🤣 love the Freddie Brian part
Awesome song! Awesome Reaction! Thanks!
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This song is from their ‘News Of The World’ album, which I believe is their sixth album, following ‘A Day At That Races.’ This is a Roger Taylor song, interestingly enough, it was meant to be on their third album, called ‘Sheer Heart Attack,’ but never made it on it for whatever reason. Def this track has a severe punk vibe-Queen could play harder than anyone if they wanted to-I believe Slash from GNR said that.
Speaking of heart attack, I dont know if you heard but Brian May the guartist has had some health problems lately. He pulled a muscle in his butt after a gardening accident and then a week later he had serve pain in his sciatic. which led him to the hosptal. He also had some chest pain. They did some tests and find out that he was having a small heart attack. Some of his arteries had been blocked. the Doctors had gone in and put stints in to unblock them. He is home now and recovering. We wish him the best.
Thanks Penni. I read this aswell in the comments. I can assure you this song and my reaction to it has no correlation to what has happened to Brian recently. It is sad to hear but happy to know of his recovery. Thank you leaving the comment.
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Montreal was filmed over two nights. Freddie hated the production crew, they told him he had to perform exactly the same way each night. Freddie’s moves weren’t choreographed, they were spontaneous and he didn’t like being told what to do and how to do it. His itty bitty shorts were his way of showing his objection. It caused problems for the production company when it came to editing the two concerts into one and there was no continuity. Bohemian Rhapsody is actually their last song and they’re taking their bows and accepting flowers being thrown onto the stage, yet it appears in the middle of the DVD. The DVD has commentary by Brian and Roger and they were discussing it
Hahaha well obviously the film crew were not appreciative of the music and were thinking about themselves and making there jobs easier.
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To understand this song, you have to know a little bit about the punk movement. During these times the music press pushed a lot of different movements in music. Such as the psychedelic movement for example. During the late 60's and through the 70's the hippy movement was dying off, things became more darker and more serious. A lot of stars from the hippy movement was dead and there were riots and difficulties in Britain and the US. It was during this time that glam rock made an appearance, some people were tired of the serious mood, and glam was a method of escape from everyday life.
Another avenue for music alongside glam rock was progressive rock, it came from psychedelic rock. Progressive rock was about creating complex musical landscapes and concept albums.
It was about skill and experimentation adding classical elements to rock or adding synths. One prog rock song could easily be 30 minutes long. A heavier rock movement also started to develop at the time with bands such as Black Sabbath and Deep Purple. These were the main movements of rock during the late 60's and early 70's. Queen was always somewhere in between. They dressed with a touch of glam, but they were not a glam rock group because they did not play glam rock music. Their music was more of a mixture between progressive rock and the heavier rock sound, along with a bit vaudeville.
A new movement started developing in the working class environment around 1975, for more simplicity. Some people didn't like the idea that you needed years of training to play progressive rock, and they didn't like songs that were 30 minutes long, with artistic concept albums, it was seen as pretentious. The music press started pushing the new movement heavily. For them someone Bob Dylan was closer to the perfect idea of a rock star. Simplistic music about rebellion for the youth, 3 cord rock. The Ramones were the first punk band that appeared out of New York, it was a no nonsense attitude. No long guitar solos, short songs and you basically just screamed out your frustrations to the world.
Queen was a massive target for the musical press, they dressed in glam and did progressive rock. The Rolling Stone Magazine hates Queen to this day, because they don't fit into this mold. The Rolling Stone had written some of their worst reviews ever of Queen's albums. For their News of The World album Queen did strip down some of their sound. But they also made this parody song - Sheer Heart Attack. The song just basically mocks the whole punk movement as being brainless or brain dead. There are some awesome live versions of this song, where Freddie goes really punk for a moment or two, such in Paris 1979 czcams.com/video/_YK-kaMN3g4/video.html Hammersmith Odeon 1979 czcams.com/video/I3UqaiGH1Yw/video.html. Live at Milton Keynes Bowl 1982 czcams.com/video/fz-n6GYwAcE/video.html
Here is an example of how The Rolling Stone Magazine rated Queen's Jazz album form 1978, this gives you an idea what Queen was up against at the time:
There’s no Jazz on Queen’s new record, in case fans of either were worried about the defilement of an icon. Queen hasn’t the imagination to play jazz - Queen hasn’t the imagination, for that matter, to play rock & roll. Jazz is just more of the same dull pastiche that’s dominated all of this British supergroup’s work: tight guitar/bass/drums heavy-metal clichés, light-classical pianistics, four-part harmonies that make the Four Freshmen sound funky and Freddie Mercury’s throat-scratching lead vocals.
Anyway, it shouldn’t be surprising that Queen calls its album “jazz.” The guiding principle of these arrogant brats seems to be that anything Freddie & Company want, Freddie & Company get. What’s most disconcerting about their arrogance is that it’s so unfounded: Led Zeppelin may be as ruthless as medieval aristocrats, but at least Jimmy Page has an original electronic approach that earns his band some of its elitist notions. The only thing Queen does better than anyone else is express contempt.
Take the LP’s opening song, “Mustapha.” It begins with a parody of a muezzin’s shriek and dissolves into an approximation of Arabic music. This is part of Queen’s grand design. Freddie Mercury is worldly and sophisticated, a man who knows what the muezzin sounds like. More to the point, you don’t. What trips the group up, as usual, is the music. “Mustapha” is merely a clumsy and pretentious rewrite of “Hernando’s Hideaway,” which has about as much to do with Middle Eastern culture as street-corner souvlaki.
But it’s easy to ascribe too much ambition to Queen. “Fat Bottomed Girls” isn’t sexist - it regards women not as sex objects but as objects, period (the way the band regards people in general). When Mercury chants, in “Let Me Entertain You,” about selling his body and his willingness to use any device to thrill an audience, he isn’t talking about a sacrifice for his art. He’s just confessing his shamelessness, mostly because he’s too much of a boor to feel stupid about it.
Whatever its claims, Queen isn’t here just to entertain. This group has come to make it clear exactly who is superior and who is inferior. Its anthem, “We Will Rock You,” is a marching order: you will not rock us, we will rock you. Indeed, Queen may be the first truly fascist rock band. The whole thing makes me wonder why anyone would indulge these creeps and their polluting ideas.
www.rollingstone.com/music/music-album-reviews/jazz-188987/
I bet when Freddie bent over in live shows he was probably also telling rolling stone magazi e to kis his ass along with his former managers
@@marggie4129 - and rightly so!
Indeed
@@marggie4129 Yes, no doubt he was! The Rolling Stone has been absolutely terrible against Queen. And even recently they voted Queen as the second worst band that has been inducted into the Rock 'n Roll Hall Fame. The worst two bands according to them is Queen and Rush. I think that tells you something. They don't like competent musicians, and people who appear intelligent at times.
Nothing has really changed this is part of an article from 2019:
"When popularity is factored in, Queen is the most overrated band in the history of pop music. This preposterous aggregation looked and sounded awful from the beginning, their music a pastiche of pastiches of things no one in the band were inclined to understand, all of it culminating in “We Will Rock You.” Queen haters love to say the song is appropriate for a Nuremburg rally, but you can also sort of see Leni Riefenstahl giving it a listen, cocking her head and saying, “Nein. A little too much.” Their popularity in the U.S. went down quickly after their heyday, but they remained unaccountable super-duper-stars in the U.K. and in time became the rock equivalent to the beloved ugly toy you had when you grew up."
www.vulture.com/2018/05/rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-artists-ranked-from-best-to-worst.html#comments
The only hilarious thing about this is that Queen's popularity must really be killing these idiots.
OMG ..that was 2019! I had read an article of some mag or newspaper criticing Rolling Stone about comments about Queen in the past...Im going to try and find that.I do rember them saying R S knew nothing about music?
lol-yeah ,Brian's like nOPe and Freddie just follows him anyway. So Funny.
💜 Queen humor. These guys were marvelous. I wish I could see them all together as one unit LIVE. . Geezzz
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And Freddie tries to bite Brian’s guitar😂
Funny reaction on this one. This is Freddie's encore outfit. The album version is Roger and Freddie sharing and combining lead vocal. On stage Roger rarely sang lead though, as he's drumming and doing backing vocal. Roger had an incredible voice. Many of his songs are worth reacting to, Fun It, Drowse, Rock It, In love with My Car etc. Freddie always got a little crazy doing this song. I love it!
Love this version of Freddie. He gave everyone 100%.
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6th album 1977, News Of The World. The song came about due to an altercation Freddie had with Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols, which is a hillerious story and one you should look up. And is basically them taking the piss out of the Sex Pistols
He and Bri sometimes plan things 👍
GOD FREDDIE
an amazing performer and singer.
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This was them trying to prove to bands (and their fans) like the Sex Pistols who thought Queen were outdated and uncool that they could also do punk, lol. Queen had been around for a while at this point and the music scene was changing - this wasn’t from their first album but quite a bit later in their career. Freddie may have had a minor argument with Sid Vicious 😂.
Yes some people did mention this during the premiere. Ahh always a back story. Good to see they expressed themselves in their music and not suppress it.
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Remember though Sheer Heart Attack was originally written in 1974. It was to be included on the Sheer Heart Attack album but it didn't fit in with the theme of the album
Some performance it seems that Brian is running away from Freddie :) Performance of this song was often crazy. Freddie was even wilder in Hammersmith in 1979. Brian couldn't to stop him :)
Yes!! I can see how much Brian was focused and how serious he took that.
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This is from the same titled 3rd album, their first one I bought decades ago when it came out.
Hi!! Your reactions are so much fun. But let me tell you this song is not from Queen's first album. In fact you got the others songs you mentioned a little mixed up. "Liar" is from the first album, yes. "Dragon attack" is from the 8th album and "Sheere heart attact" from the 6th album. And yes, Freddie always goes over the top with this song. It's more, in hammersmith '79 he can't finish to sing the song because brokes his mic, haha
Thank you for clarifying Liliana. Always a pleasure to read your comment. 👑
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Yeah, Roger is pretty much a straight ahead rocker. Their competing musical interests were responsible for their wide variety of song types (and quite a few fights too). Sometime you have to watch Roger’s song I’m in Love with my Car.😊
Roger loves New Wave which is more pop orientated. He still loves New Wave to this day.
Yes this song got mentioned a few times. Definitely got it down in the books. Appreciate you guys. Thanks for supporting too.
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Sheer heart attack is from the album... News of the world
First album, Queen, 2nd, Queen 2, 3rd Sheer Heart Attack, 4Th, A Night at the Opera, (BoRap), 5th, News of the World, We Will Rock you, We are the Champions,
NOTW is their 6th album
yeh haps the squeel towards the end from brian's guitar was intended, if you listen to the studio version of this there is a high pitched squeel towards the end aswel, check out the album version on 'news of the world' 👑✊🇬🇧
I like looking at this one, hehehehe 🔥
You should listen to Brian and Roger comments to this concert ( actually to) in Montreal🤣😂. ... and Roger opinion on his shorts🤣😂... “ he had a lot off balls to wear that! “ And Freddie change clothes so the film crew would have problems mixing the to gigs. Freddie hated the filming that went on true these gigs😁
Thanks Roy. I'll watch the documentary later down the line. Great how Freddie had this raw energy 👏
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The Montreal concert has a long story. It was filmed over two nights and Queen did not own the film rights. They were passive aggressive about the intrusiveness of the cameras. To prevent them from taking film from each night and splicing it into one performance, Freddie wore the shorts the second night. Throughout the concert, he is making comments about the security and the cameras.
A bit confusing; Shear Heart Attack album is the 3rd album 1974, the actual song was released on News of the world 1977 during the punk era. Not the craziest they have done on stage. Some you will not find on the internet other than audio, Sometimes What happened in a Queen concert stayed at a Queen concert... one that comes to mind is Madison Square Gardens...wouldn’t fly today, surprised they got away with it in the seventies. But we will stick to the music😀
Hahaha! There are more radical performances! 🤯 I find Freddie very much a distraction when I'm trying to listen lol. But that's his way... and its awesome! 💜👑
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You wanna see, i think it's 79 paris and freddie is knocking speakers over and distroying his mic stand
🤣POOR Brian.... He's like "Freddie GET AWAY from me! I've TOLD you: NO. LICKING my Red Special" 😈
YIKES! -- my thoughts exactly. lol
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Maybe a comment that doesn't belong here, but I think it would be interesting for all of us if you could react to Aerosmith ft Run DMC- Walk this way :)- a rock band in fusion with a hip hop/ pioneer rap group. I am convinced that you know the song and that you have a certain opinion about it that I/we would like to hear.
Brilliant Adina. Thanks for always pushing the envelope here. I'm always interested to hear what you guys have to say. I got this archived. Appreciate you. 💜👑
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Well., actually the three songs you mentioned at the beginning come from three different albums..😁 I forgive you!!✌
I really like your reactions! I would suggest to listen to Ogre Battle, another track Queen’s experimenting with sounds and a really great (and heavy) song
Thanks Bjorn this is another song that has been mentioned quite a bit. I will do it sometime soon. 🙂👑
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ Ogre Battle live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1975, czcams.com/video/551gRH3dGEE/video.html. It is better then the studio version.
There are wilder versions of this performece of The song. 🤭🤣
I think I'll put on the brakes for now with this one. Phew! Lol
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Thanks for another great Queen reaction, Hap! Freddie was killin it as usual, but his performance at Milton Keynes 1982 was even more over-the-top, if that's possible!! He and the band were absolutely 🔥ON FIRE🔥 that night! Freddie was again exceptionally "liberal" with his body as you mentioned (always great to watch), and spent more of his performance tormenting Brian (again) and molesting his mic stand, lol. Just a wild, outstanding performance, and superior quality video as well. Would love your reaction if you get the chance! czcams.com/video/E0EfIKqqBD4/video.html
Think Freddie had a few lol?
Perhaps 🙈😂
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Not my favourite Queen track.
I’d recommend the following lesser known Queen songs:
The Prophets song (excellent with headphones)
Good Company (very folk, unqueen)
Seaside Rendezvous (joyous)
It’s Late (Great rocker)
Cool cat (funky)
Ride the Wild Wind (simply awesome drumming)
Invisible Man (great bass line)
Last Horizon (live in Sheffield, guitar only track, no vocals)
And live stuff:
You take my breath away
A kind of magic live Budapest Another one bites the dust Wembley
Live aid
Oh wow... some of these songs have been mentioned before. I am certainly going to do them. Thank you. 💯👑
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LOL. he isn't naked. LOL. They are short, i remember men wore shorts like that and speedos to go swimming. Maybe he was going swimming after, lol
I've read roger said Freddie would get in front of him like this one and make weird faces. I don't know if it's true. I've never seen this sheer heart attack performance. Looks like Brian was upset, hey I'm learning to react
You'd need to have a lot of balls to wear speedos, even now 🤣
Naked 😂😂😂❤🔥🔥🔥🔥
Some performance it seems that Brian is running away from Freddie :) Performance of this song was often crazy. Freddie was even wilder in Hammersmith in 1979. Brian couldn't to stop him :)
Freddie is on 🔥 📛 👨🚒
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