Youre stepping in worderful world of rock now.. listen 70s bans like sweet , led zeppelin , black sabbath, tho who, kiss , rolling stones..pink floyd oh my god that amount of good music they made then...
@@MKitchen75 Absolutely, and add in some US influence too for some balance (not taking away any of the glory of LZ and PF) - Lynyrd Skynyrd, Styx, and post 70's with Boston, Eagles
Freddie was absolutely a gift from God. He gave him the extraordinary talent to sing, and he used it to his fullest….and it’s that voice & showmanship with Queen that we all love.
Every British person ovrer the age of 20 knows every word of this epic masterpiece. Welcome to Freddie Mercury's rabbit hole...there's a huge catalog to discover.
Check out Queen’s performance at Live Aid, 1985. It’s ‘only’ a 20 minute set and it will give you a good sampling of the range of Queen’s songs (which is huge). But their Live Aid performance is considered by many to be historic for how good it is, so it’s as good a place as any for your next step in the Queen journey. Enjoy! And thanks for your reaction to BoRhap!!
I love the videos that put the Live Aid scene from Bohemian Rhapsody side by side with the original Live Aid concert. They did a PHENOMENAL job reproducing the performance.
When Floor was asked "If you could sing a duet with any singer, alive or dead, who would you choose?" With out hesitation, Floor said "Freddy Mercury."
I’m a old lady, 69 next month, and this is one of my all time favorite songs. It’s so wonderful watching people be introduced to it. It’s the one song that I always wait and listen to till the end. Even if I’m in my car.
Hi Dasha, I've been a fan of Queen for 50 years & feel so lucky to have been part of their journey. I still enjoy their music to this day & it will never die while ever youth such as yourself keep it alive.
It isn't your fault that this song is what, at least twice as old as you are? The fact that you have found it now, and the original music video (it was too long for most radio play and had too many layers over-dubbed to make a full live performance possible, so they made this video to go with it). is enough. Of course, being ancient and British, I know it well and remember it being released, and the trouble it had getting radio play. But it was undoubtedly one of Freddies masterpieces - maybe the earliest of his songs to really achieve that status. All that from just four guys. but every one a genius.
I am glad that you have heard them at an early time of your life.... I was 17 when I saw them perform this song in a small auditorium in 1976. To hear that quality before letting all other performers gave me a very high standard to what I listened to. RIP Freddy (1991)
It is now November 7, 2021 and 10 minutes ago all the clocks just stepped back an hour to 1AM. I have been trying to go to bed for the last 2 hours but have been totally caught up watching all the young folks of all races and nationalities watching Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody video for the first time. I've commented on many of them but I want to interject something different here....Dasha's reaction to this fabulous song is absolutely priceless and it made me realize that music is truly a pathway to international peace and communication. As of this moment there are more than 1,500 thumbs up to her video. Though there are a total of 11 thumbs down there will always be a few Neanderthals walking the earth but we can just pat them on the head and offer assisted living. As a white guy from the 60's I am heartened by the reactions of all the rappers, boy banders, Kpopers and others thus far isolated from Rock & Roll to Queen and this song. Again, we all love music. What if all the countries on earth elected a musician to lead their country? And then instead of several World Summit conferences a year the new leaders could all meet once a year for a Live Aids type concert.
My favorites are Thirty Nine and the Prophet's Song. And I must respect Death on Two Legs, the harshed dis track of all time. "Do you feel like? Suicide? (I think you should)"
Absolutely one of the greatest of all time! Rhapsody is a series of small songs combined to tell a story, this band was simply genius, the industry said this song would never sell , was they ever wrong, 😆
I'm seconding the motion that you see/hear the largest, most exuberantly enthusiastic (frenzied, actually) crowd of Russians watching/listening to Metallica performing "Enter Sandman" at an enormous outdoor venue outside of Moscow in '91. They had come from all around the country to celebrate the demise of the brutally tyrannical rule of the Soviet Union by experiencing something (a rock concert) that had been denied them for their entire lives. No wonder they were "besides themselves".
Dasha ur not dumb it's okay to not be familiar to this particular song before, and im happy that u enjoyed the video and i love the work that u do for CZcams keep it up girl.
Nice first reaction, welcome to the Queen's world! This was the first music video in history. These highly graduated guys were true pioneers in performing their stuff, in creating harmonies, in recording the songs and they have written their own material in about 15 genres. You never won't be disappointed choosing any of them. Please, listen to Somebody To Love Montreal 81. another masterpiece of Freddie Mercury.
@@eq1373 So did the Beatles, but Queen was one of the first - I remember seeing this video on one of the music TV shows (Midnight Special?) when the song was released, and thinking "why aren't they playing live on the show?"
Don't worry about never hearing it until now Dasha. I didn't hear the song until I saw the Wayne's World and they had that song in the movie. I fell instantly in love with that band. I only own Classic Queen and Queen's Greatest Hit's on CD, but it is enough for me. It was a sad, sad day when Freddy Mercury passed away. His vocal range and energy were unique.
Hurray!! Good for you for reacting to Bohemian Rhapsody the most streamed song in the 20th Century & the first pre1990s song to reach over 1 Billion views on CZcams. All Queen members are in the Song Writer’s Hall of Fame & Rock n Roll Hall of Fame! Tho Freddie passed away in 1991 of AIDS related pneumonia … he is still considered the best rock vocalist & frontman in the world. Queen members are geniuses in the studio and masters of the live performance!! May I recommend Bohemian Rhapsody & Somebody To Love live in Montreal 1981. 👑Thank you for your reaction!!
Check out more songs from Queen you will not be disappointed, their style of music changes with the musical styles of the times, absolute Legends. Just a pity we lost Freddie at such a young age
What is so remarkable is,ALL the vocals on this video are Freddie's.They re~dubbed,and over~dubbed his voice,to get all the harmonies.A Great Man with a great voice
It was a joy sharing your reaction, Dasha. I was around your age when my big brother first played this song for me on the record player. Since then it has not lost much of it's impact for me, but it knocks me out to hear someone young hearing it for the first time and being so affected. It really is something of an opera piece with so many overlapping styles. The amazing video was made years before most musicians made videos of their music, and had a great influence on the start of MTV. The beautiful lead vocals and piano that you loved so much is the work of the man who wrote Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddy Mercury. With the band Queen, Freddy Mercury recorded many wonderful songs, and you should look for them. He was an amazing presence on stage when performing live. He mastered so many styles of music. Sadly, he died, from AIDS, just 16 years after this song was released, but his music is still influencing today's artists.
I never heard a Russian ballad in English. No less from 1978. The beauty of music is resonance. When the night comes, I know I have to hide. Watching reactions to music played for you that I heard so long ago on American stations, makes me pause.
Queen is one of the best live groups. The operatic part of this song couldn't be reproduced live. If you want to see how good they were live, check out Somebody to Love (studio version) then the Live version from Montreal 1981. They couldn't do the studio harmonies live either but they made the song come alive.
This is my favourite song of all time and I love seeing reactions to it. If your now hooked on Queen, then you have tons of classics to look out for. Hope to hear more Queen from you in the future. Keep up the awesome work. 👍
One of my favorite things about this song is the guitar solo. Brian May is not a guitar player. He is a singer who sings through his guitar. He intentionally plays his guitar to get the same expression as a human voice, and he absolutely nails it in this song! The guitar settings he is using are what he affectionately calls the “screamy settings”, because it sounds like a human voice crying or screaming out in despair. It’s a sound unique only to his guitar, which was custom built by him and his father when he was a teenager. In recent years, he was generous enough to manufacture and sell more or less exact copies of this guitar, so now fans can purchase them and imitate his iconic sounds with almost exact precision.
“This video is Really Old”. Now that’s a understatement if their ever was one. As most know, It’s the VERY FIRST music video (especially in regards to influencing music sales) their ever was. So you can’t get much older than that. Anyway, good reaction.
Came back after a while to watch a Dasha classic. Your reaction to this is great. A song that I have a hard time not singing along to. I find myself blaring it during road trips.
Another great reaction video from you, Dasha! It is no surprise that you were blown away by it; this song is considered by many to be one of, if not THE greatest song of all time! Glad you enjoyed it.
Freddie was one of the top 3 best frontman/entertainers in rock along with diamond David Lee Roth and Steven Tyler. He was also one of the best vocalist. RIP Freddie. This was like combing heavy rock with opera and theatre together. Queen was very artistic and creative and always did their own thing. Another great band that did their own thing was Rush. If you haven't yet check out Rush the 2112 video.
Queen is definitely old time rock and roll. I remember this song from my youth. Dasha, you should listen to a young lady from Russia. Her Name is Diana Ankudinova. She has a voice that is not like any other voice I have ever heard. And I have been listening to music since the 1960's. Her voice is described as a polyphone contralto. This is a young lady with a very deep voice. She also sings in at least six languages. She recently did her version of the Elvis Presley song called Can't Help Falling In Love. You will not regret listening to this young woman.
More queen songs to watch are somebody to love. Breakthru. Those are days of our lives. Innuendo. Invisible man .seven seas of rye, hammer to fall, princes of the universe, who wants to live forever, gimme the prize,radio again, crazy little thing called love ,we are the champions, another one bites the dust,killer queen, there catalogue is huge
Your reactions were priceless. I heard this song when it came out in 1975. Think about this... This song came out before cell phones! Freddy died in 1992 I think! But Freddy will live forever in his music! I liked and subscribed. How could 11 people give a thumbs down!!! Crazy
Great observation of it being a play. Classic plays contain three acts. That piece of music likewise combined three "acts". And, the build up in the second act climaxes with the third act.
Dasha, If you love the slow movements of this song, I suggest you listen to "Love of my Life" by Queen. one of the most beautiful , romantic songs ever!
Since you have discovered the joy and beauty of classic rock, and being in Canada, you owe it to yourself to discover the band Rush (if you haven't already). "Tom Sawyer", "Spirit of the Radio", "Red Barchetta" and "Limelight" are good places to start. And THEN.... you can get blown away by the drum solo done by Neil Peart (pronounced "peert") called "Der Trommler" recorded in Frankfurt, Germany for the "R30" DVD. Not for nothing was he called "The Professor" and rated as possibly the best drummer ever. May he rest in peace.
Now you should watch the movie by the same name: "Bohemian Rhapsody" (2018). "The story of the legendary British rock band Queen and lead singer Freddie Mercury, leading up to their famous performance at Live Aid (1985)." It won 4 Academy Awards, including best actor with Rami Malek playing Freddie Mercury.
Dasha, Queen is from a generation long before you, so I understand why you might never have heard of them. It brings up another thought, have you heard of Pink Floyd? If not, listen to their album Dark Side Of The Moon. It's considered one of the greatest (or possibly THE greatest) albums of all time!
This is my favourite reaction to this song. Your face and expressions as you listened were beautiful. So pleased for you that you have found this masterpiece
Queen to do list: Stone cold crazy -live at the rainbow White Queen Live Hammersmith Killer Queen official video Don't Stop me now official video Somebody to love - Live Montreal Fat bottom Girls official video I want to break free official video Live Aid!!
Dasha, you're not dumb to not have heard it, you're young and now you've heard it. So lovely how you enjoy music.
Youre stepping in worderful world of rock now.. listen 70s bans like sweet , led zeppelin , black sabbath, tho who, kiss , rolling stones..pink floyd oh my god that amount of good music they made then...
@@MKitchen75 Absolutely, and add in some US influence too for some balance (not taking away any of the glory of LZ and PF) - Lynyrd Skynyrd, Styx, and post 70's with Boston, Eagles
@@MKitchen75 PS - the 70's fast forwarded to about 2013 in the shape of The Warning - go try out this band
@@NR_Home-Videos nice thanks for tip
Freddy Mercury's voice is one of the most amazing male voices in the history of music.
Freddie was absolutely a gift from God. He gave him the extraordinary
talent to sing, and he used it to his fullest….and it’s that voice &
showmanship with Queen that we all love.
can we stop talking about Freddie and start talking about Brian?
@@HoradelJuegoV2 or both?
Dasha - there was no auto tune back then. All of this was recorded on reel to reel tape - pure talent
Every British person ovrer the age of 20 knows every word of this epic masterpiece. Welcome to Freddie Mercury's rabbit hole...there's a huge catalog to discover.
Check out Queen’s performance at Live Aid, 1985. It’s ‘only’ a 20 minute set and it will give you a good sampling of the range of Queen’s songs (which is huge). But their Live Aid performance is considered by many to be historic for how good it is, so it’s as good a place as any for your next step in the Queen journey. Enjoy! And thanks for your reaction to BoRhap!!
And then do another one bites the dust to show even more genre switches
Totally agreed
Freddie held 100k people in the palm of his hand...it was extraordinary to watch.
I love the videos that put the Live Aid scene from Bohemian Rhapsody side by side with the original Live Aid concert. They did a PHENOMENAL job reproducing the performance.
lol no, on Live Aid they only played Queen's hits, it's the other way around: it didn't show the band's diversity of music genres.
This song tears your heartstrings! My mom loved this song. She was a great lady.
This is rock...this is magic...pure talent.
It's so nice when the young discover rock music classics.
YES!!👍
That beginning is all Freddie harmonizing with himself! Hang on, so much more!
This song is one of my favorites…when I heard it at 15…it blew me away…
Texas here, I saw QUEEN two times in San Diego 1975, 1976 .🇺🇸💪🎸
When Floor was asked "If you could sing a duet with any singer, alive or dead, who would you choose?" With out hesitation, Floor said "Freddy Mercury."
Oh, just imagine that. The thought alone sends tingles down my spine! Such a shame it could never be.
Queen was the greatest band I have ever seen in concert. I feel so lucky to have seen them before Freddy died.
The humble beginnings of Dasha. Good reaction.
The story in the lyrics will blow your mind
Definitely listen to more Queen, there are so many hits.
Queen is a genre of there own :)
I’m a old lady, 69 next month, and this is one of my all time favorite songs. It’s so wonderful watching people be introduced to it. It’s the one song that I always wait and listen to till the end. Even if I’m in my car.
Are you still alive?
Their outfits were unique for anytime 😆
I've been working through your list of films you've reacted to but today is the first time I've seen you react to music. Great work 👏 x
i agree with the others, welcome to the 70 and 80 baby, your gonna love it, it shagadelic
Simply Legendary!
qween -- the show must go on
Great song the classic Rock 70s was amazing
Great react...try bohemian rhapsody live version in Montreal 1981 and somebody to love live version in Montreal 1981
Hi Dasha, I've been a fan of Queen for 50 years & feel so lucky to have been part of their journey. I still enjoy their music to this day & it will never die while ever youth such as yourself keep it alive.
Queen are timeless.
How can they combine all of it together? Genius...Freddie Mercury was genius...Queen was genius ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It isn't your fault that this song is what, at least twice as old as you are?
The fact that you have found it now, and the original music video (it was too long for most radio play and had too many layers over-dubbed to make a full live performance possible, so they made this video to go with it). is enough. Of course, being ancient and British, I know it well and remember it being released, and the trouble it had getting radio play.
But it was undoubtedly one of Freddies masterpieces - maybe the earliest of his songs to really achieve that status.
All that from just four guys. but every one a genius.
YESSSS 👍
Somebody to Love, live in Montreal will amaze you
Amaze and fall in love! 💝
Love your reaction bright eyes. that is a CLASSIC. Growing up with that... you do not realize how it will always blow minds. Thanks.
I am glad that you have heard them at an early time of your life.... I was 17 when I saw them perform this song in a small auditorium in 1976. To hear that quality before letting all other performers gave me a very high standard to what I listened to. RIP Freddy (1991)
One of the biggest classics of all time. Was number 1 in the charts for the longest period, i think....
It is now November 7, 2021 and 10 minutes ago all the clocks just stepped back an hour to 1AM. I have been trying to go to bed for the last 2 hours but have been totally caught up watching all the young folks of all races and nationalities watching Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody video for the first time. I've commented on many of them but I want to interject something different here....Dasha's reaction to this fabulous song is absolutely priceless and it made me realize that music is truly a pathway to international peace and communication. As of this moment there are more than 1,500 thumbs up to her video. Though there are a total of 11 thumbs down there will always be a few Neanderthals walking the earth but we can just pat them on the head and offer assisted living. As a white guy from the 60's I am heartened by the reactions of all the rappers, boy banders, Kpopers and others thus far isolated from Rock & Roll to Queen and this song. Again, we all love music. What if all the countries on earth elected a musician to lead their country? And then instead of several World Summit conferences a year the new leaders could all meet once a year for a Live Aids type concert.
From the album 'A Night At The Opera'...a mind-blowing piece of work. Every song seems like a different style/genre...a great journey.
My favorites are Thirty Nine and the Prophet's Song. And I must respect Death on Two Legs, the harshed dis track of all time. "Do you feel like? Suicide? (I think you should)"
Your emotion touched me, thank you.
Absolutely one of the greatest of all time! Rhapsody is a series of small songs combined to tell a story, this band was simply genius, the industry said this song would never sell , was they ever wrong, 😆
I'm seconding the motion that you see/hear the largest, most exuberantly enthusiastic (frenzied, actually) crowd of Russians watching/listening to Metallica performing "Enter Sandman" at an enormous outdoor venue outside of Moscow in '91. They had come from all around the country to celebrate the demise of the brutally tyrannical rule of the Soviet Union by experiencing something (a rock concert) that had been denied them for their entire lives. No wonder they were "besides themselves".
Dasha ur not dumb it's okay to not be familiar to this particular song before, and im happy that u enjoyed the video and i love the work that u do for CZcams keep it up girl.
One of the greatest songs by one of the greatest bands always a pleasure to see your lovely smile
A great reaction! So nice to see people enjoying this song for the first time.
'it sounds like a play' girl you are one of the very few who actually gets it
Was lucky to see them live. Amazing.
Nice first reaction, welcome to the Queen's world!
This was the first music video in history. These highly graduated guys were true pioneers in performing their stuff, in creating harmonies, in recording the songs and they have written their own material in about 15 genres. You never won't be disappointed choosing any of them. Please, listen to Somebody To Love Montreal 81. another masterpiece of Freddie Mercury.
ABBA had music videos before Queen.
@@eq1373 So did the Beatles, but Queen was one of the first - I remember seeing this video on one of the music TV shows (Midnight Special?) when the song was released, and thinking "why aren't they playing live on the show?"
Alan Parsons Project released videos 4-5 years before MTV even went on the air.
I enjoyed your reaction, Dasha. Freddie had the best voice I've ever heard -- a four octave range with the power and control of an opera singer.
Great reaction
I'm honored to have been able to join in with you experiencing this song for the first time. What a treasure!
Agreed. But I still get a pleasure. Still got my greatest treasure.
Don't worry about never hearing it until now Dasha. I didn't hear the song until I saw the Wayne's World and they had that song in the movie. I fell instantly in love with that band. I only own Classic Queen and Queen's Greatest Hit's on CD, but it is enough for me. It was a sad, sad day when Freddy Mercury passed away. His vocal range and energy were unique.
I think you'll be amazed by Queen! Nothing but raw talent.
This song is considered a modern masterpiece in par with the classical masters like Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Strauss, Chopin, etc..
Hurray!! Good for you for reacting to Bohemian Rhapsody the most streamed song in the 20th Century & the first pre1990s song to reach over 1 Billion views on CZcams. All Queen members are in the Song Writer’s Hall of Fame & Rock n Roll Hall of Fame! Tho Freddie passed away in 1991 of AIDS related pneumonia … he is still considered the best rock vocalist & frontman in the world. Queen members are geniuses in the studio and masters of the live performance!! May I recommend Bohemian Rhapsody & Somebody To Love live in Montreal 1981. 👑Thank you for your reaction!!
My all-time favourite song, and the very 1st song I bought (on 7-inch vinyl record) when it was released in 1975 :))
Check out more songs from Queen you will not be disappointed, their style of music changes with the musical styles of the times, absolute Legends. Just a pity we lost Freddie at such a young age
Like all great music legends, Queen didn't invent anything new; they just packaged things differently.
What is so remarkable is,ALL the vocals on this video are Freddie's.They re~dubbed,and over~dubbed his voice,to get all the harmonies.A Great Man with a great voice
Watch Queen Live Aid 1985 and 1981 Montreal Somebody to Love, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions
I loved this reaction!! Freddie Mercury and Queen are legendary. I have many great memories of listening to their music😁❤
Saw Queen in 1980. Greatest concert I’ve ever seen.
It was a joy sharing your reaction, Dasha. I was around your age when my big brother first played this song for me on the record player. Since then it has not lost much of it's impact for me, but it knocks me out to hear someone young hearing it for the first time and being so affected.
It really is something of an opera piece with so many overlapping styles. The amazing video was made years before most musicians made videos of their music, and had a great influence on the start of MTV.
The beautiful lead vocals and piano that you loved so much is the work of the man who wrote Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddy Mercury. With the band Queen, Freddy Mercury recorded many wonderful songs, and you should look for them. He was an amazing presence on stage when performing live. He mastered so many styles of music. Sadly, he died, from AIDS, just 16 years after this song was released, but his music is still influencing today's artists.
Freddie was working on 3 different songs and had the creative genius to combine them into this one magnificent song.
❤❤❤M AG N I F I C O OOOOOOO!!!!!OH MAMA MIA,MAMA MIA❤❤❤THANKS FREDDY FOR ALL YOUR ART......THANKS THE QUEEN 👑👑👑
This is the definition of "Rock Opera"....
I never heard a Russian ballad in English. No less from 1978. The beauty of music is resonance. When the night comes, I know I have to hide. Watching reactions to music played for you that I heard so long ago on American stations, makes me pause.
Queen is one of the best live groups. The operatic part of this song couldn't be reproduced live. If you want to see how good they were live, check out Somebody to Love (studio version) then the Live version from Montreal 1981. They couldn't do the studio harmonies live either but they made the song come alive.
This is my favourite song of all time and I love seeing reactions to it. If your now hooked on Queen, then you have tons of classics to look out for. Hope to hear more Queen from you in the future. Keep up the awesome work. 👍
One of my favorite things about this song is the guitar solo. Brian May is not a guitar player. He is a singer who sings through his guitar. He intentionally plays his guitar to get the same expression as a human voice, and he absolutely nails it in this song!
The guitar settings he is using are what he affectionately calls the “screamy settings”, because it sounds like a human voice crying or screaming out in despair. It’s a sound unique only to his guitar, which was custom built by him and his father when he was a teenager.
In recent years, he was generous enough to manufacture and sell more or less exact copies of this guitar, so now fans can purchase them and imitate his iconic sounds with almost exact precision.
a lot of people have considreed this the gratest rock song ever made
“This video is Really Old”. Now that’s a understatement if their ever was one. As most know, It’s the VERY FIRST music video (especially in regards to influencing music sales) their ever was. So you can’t get much older than that. Anyway, good reaction.
Came back after a while to watch a Dasha classic. Your reaction to this is great. A song that I have a hard time not singing along to. I find myself blaring it during road trips.
Another great reaction video from you, Dasha! It is no surprise that you were blown away by it; this song is considered by many to be one of, if not THE greatest song of all time! Glad you enjoyed it.
Freddie was one of the top 3 best frontman/entertainers in rock along with diamond David Lee Roth and Steven Tyler. He was also one of the best vocalist. RIP Freddie. This was like combing heavy rock with opera and theatre together. Queen was very artistic and creative and always did their own thing. Another great band that did their own thing was Rush. If you haven't yet check out Rush the 2112 video.
Welcome to Queen, you have a lot of catching up to do.
Honestly, one of my favourite and genuine reactions to this song. Welcome to Queen.
Timeless
Queen is definitely old time rock and roll. I remember this song from my youth. Dasha, you should listen to a young lady from Russia. Her Name is Diana Ankudinova. She has a voice that is not like any other voice I have ever heard. And I have been listening to music since the 1960's. Her voice is described as a polyphone contralto. This is a young lady with a very deep voice. She also sings in at least six languages. She recently did her version of the Elvis Presley song called Can't Help Falling In Love. You will not regret listening to this young woman.
More queen songs to watch are somebody to love. Breakthru. Those are days of our lives. Innuendo. Invisible man .seven seas of rye, hammer to fall, princes of the universe, who wants to live forever, gimme the prize,radio again, crazy little thing called love ,we are the champions, another one bites the dust,killer queen, there catalogue is huge
Your reactions were priceless. I heard this song when it came out in 1975. Think about this... This song came out before cell phones! Freddy died in 1992 I think! But Freddy will live forever in his music! I liked and subscribed. How could 11 people give a thumbs down!!! Crazy
1991, but yeah....
You want to check out Queens final live concert at the 1985 Live Aid concert. Freddie Mercury has 72,000 people in his hand.
Great observation of it being a play. Classic plays contain three acts. That piece of music likewise combined three "acts". And, the build up in the second act climaxes with the third act.
Dasha, If you love the slow movements of this song, I suggest you listen to "Love of my Life" by Queen. one of the most beautiful , romantic songs ever!
does this mean your going down the queen rabbit hole as there is a world of amazingness
fabulous freddy and queen
I luv your reaction Dasha, very honest and beautiful, this song touched so many and continues to do so..
Best reaction.
Since you have discovered the joy and beauty of classic rock, and being in Canada, you owe it to yourself to discover the band Rush (if you haven't already). "Tom Sawyer", "Spirit of the Radio", "Red Barchetta" and "Limelight" are good places to start. And THEN.... you can get blown away by the drum solo done by Neil Peart (pronounced "peert") called "Der Trommler" recorded in Frankfurt, Germany for the "R30" DVD. Not for nothing was he called "The Professor" and rated as possibly the best drummer ever. May he rest in peace.
Now you should watch the movie by the same name: "Bohemian Rhapsody" (2018). "The story of the legendary British rock band Queen and lead singer Freddie Mercury, leading up to their famous performance at Live Aid (1985)." It won 4 Academy Awards, including best actor with Rami Malek playing Freddie Mercury.
MORE QUEEN..."Who Wants to Live Forever" Saturday, Julu 12th, 1986 at Wembley Stadium. YOU WILL BE AMAZED!
Pleaseeee, more Queen songsssss.
Dasha, Queen is from a generation long before you, so I understand why you might never have heard of them. It brings up another thought, have you heard of Pink Floyd? If not, listen to their album Dark Side Of The Moon. It's considered one of the greatest (or possibly THE greatest) albums of all time!
This is my favourite reaction to this song. Your face and expressions as you listened were beautiful. So pleased for you that you have found this masterpiece
Queen to do list:
Stone cold crazy -live at the rainbow
White Queen Live Hammersmith
Killer Queen official video
Don't Stop me now official video
Somebody to love - Live Montreal
Fat bottom Girls official video
I want to break free official video
Live Aid!!
Love INNUENDO too. That is a song that also gets better with age, especially these days.
Dasha, love your channel thanks!
That's what I like about rock music during the seventies. A lot of songs were 6,7, 8 minutes long.
And it's said that Freddie Mercury didn't die of AIDS, pure AWESOME power devoured his body as no mortal was meant to hold that much AWESOME.
Its a masterpiece of music
Freddie is my favorite singer of all time
R.I.P
G.O.A.T
I wish I could discover Queen every single day... :)
To get that cool vocal sound theybrecorded as many as 180 separate vocal tracks overdubs. It's a marvel or technology at that time.
watching you, from Thailand
It's old school music. You never see this to day enivere