First Time Reaction To Queen One Vision Documentary | They Are Perfectionists!!
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- Hey guys check out my latest reaction video to queen one vision documentary. It was cool to be able to watch Freddie, Brian, Rojer and John go through the process of recording a song. It really is hard work and they are perfectionists. One vision came out great. Queen did that.
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"Who changed the words?
That rotter Freddie!"😂😂😂
Freddie changing the words is hilarious never get tired of watching it 😂😂
The same happens to me. I watched it over and over again.
He doesn’t like boredom 😂😂😂😂
4 geniuses working together just perfection. Jim sitting there watching Freddie.
The part where Freddie is laying down vocal tracks, he is harmonizing over his own previously recorded tracks. He is amazing
"There's a lifetime's worth of memories there, oftentimes too many to remember with any clarity. They all blend together, the days in the road and the nights in the studio. You on your piano, me on my drums, tapping a beat as you cross out something on the music sheet. You on stage in your element, me watching you from the best seat in the house. It's like flicking through photographs found in a tin box hidden away, faded and worn with time, and everything in black and white because you took the colours away when you died." Roger Taylor
Beautiful! Where did you find this quote from Roger?
John was the quiet one but no dummy. Brain said he could cut you to ribbons with a single sentence if he felt the need. He didn't speak a lot but when he did they listened because he always had good advice or would settle an argument. His bass carried so many of their songs. He could play simple earworm riffs like Under Pressure or Another one bites the dust (He played ALL the instruments on that particular recording), driving riffs like Breakthru and Invisible Man or really complex ones like Millionaire Waltz. I saw them live and he was fantastic. He also knew a lot about the technical aspects of recording since he was an electrical engineer.
PS, did you miss Freddie's ad lib @23:08..."One dump, one turd, two tits John Deacon"? Freddie and John were very close friends although very different in many ways. Freddie encouraged John to write and he did write many terrific songs.
I've heard somwhere, that John was very good on economic issues as well.
@@andreakormosnekacso4804 - He took over their finances for a while early on and maybe saved them from going bankrupt and breaking up. It was also his request for a loan from the record execs that led Freddie to dump their manager at the time because he was driving a Rolls and John couldn't get a loan for a house for himself and his new young bride....a home he still lives in almost 50 years later.
That’s why to this day John is still involved with the Queen finances!! Brian & Roger consult with John when it comes to Queen decisions.
@@debramoore7513 They have to. He owns 27.5% of the rights
Freddie on John: "He's sort of quiet, lots of people think that, but don't underestimate him, he's got a fiery 🔥 streak under all that." On the set of These Are The Days Of Our Lives video shoot on May 30, 1991, shortly before Freddie's loss that November, John also refuted the simplistic view many had of him. He said: "Often it is singers and guitarists who are more outspoken. But behind the scenes, I can be as noisy as any body else. "I think we all had our fair share of craziness over the years. I can’t say it’s been easy, it’s been difficult at times, we’ve had good times and bad times, when we’ve fallen out and made up…" During much of that time, Freddie and John formed their own unit in the band, often travelling together on tour. Brian May also gave his unique insider perspective: "I think losing Freddie was very hard for him as well. He found that incredibly hard to process, to the point where actually playing with us made it more difficult."
also John cheated on his wife.with a lap dancer he was seeing , John gave her an apartment, paid for vacations, bought her a car
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No one was claiming he was a saint
Why bring that up
Roger cheated on his partner and Brian cheated on his wife when she was pregnant, Freddie cheated on mary with David
@@roverwaters3875 The word is that John and Roger were the real bad boys on that front.
Freddie The Greatest of all time
I love this documentary and all the comments below are just fabulous!! Freddie called Brian, Roger, & John to the studio so they could write a song together! The band decided that the song would be accredited to all of them. The chords were composed by Brian, Roger wrote the lyrics, & Freddie was in charge of production & arrangements. And the Queen boys were very good sports during the filming! 😍 Apparently, they were a little unhappy with the film crew being there which forced them to fool around at times but that’s okay because we Queen fans love the “making of One Vision” documentary!! I’m sure in hindsight Queen was glad that it was made!! 👏👏👏👏
Rogers sunglasses!
they were prescriptiion but hated the idea of wearing normal glasses so he wore prescription sunglasses
Ironically, the same story as the man who made shades 'cool' for performers... Roy Orbison!
He was pretty much blind, and wore prescription shades purely because he lived in very very sunny Texas, USA.
One day he was due to perform and realised he had left behind his regular glasses and so decided (as he couldn't see) to wear his shades.
A new image was born and so both Roy and Ray Charles are influencers on pretty much the rest of the music industry in terms of what's cool!
The band letting loose, having fun and being, quite frankly, very silly. Freddie, of course, was the ringleader but John Deacon was quite happy to be the punchline for a series of increasingly outrageous and rude alternate lyrics for one of the band's biggest hits. The footage was shot during the recording of One Vision, in September 1985 at Musicland Studios in Munich. Everybody knows the famously silly "fried chicken" 🍳🐔 ending for the song, but Freddie actually had a lot more where that came from. In place of the official words: "One flesh, one bone, one true religion, one voice, one hope, one real decision" this hilarious clip shows Freddie's naughty alternative. He sings: "One dump, one turd, two t*ts, John Deacon!" He keeps going tweaking another famous line to: "One heart, one soul... one sex position." In the background in the sound mixing room, you can see producer and sound engineer Reinhold Mack, laughing and banging his head in mock despair. Meanwhile, Brian May and John Deacon's sheer joy at the silliness is clear, while Roger Taylor laughs in the separate drums rooms. At another point, Freddie calls out "chickenfeed, babe." The video also shows that the fun didn't stop there, with Freddie and Brian larking around and laughing uproariously in between takes. It is a mark of genius that "Fried chicken' was left in the final cut, especially when the main lyrics deal with grand imagery and concepts like religion and the unity of humanity. It is pure Queen, punctuating their own pompous leanings with a sly joke. It is why fans continue to love them as much today as ever... Roger: "that rotter (scoundrel) Freddie 😇 vs. 😈 changed the words." 😁. John on Freddie: "he's a perfectionist and wants to do things in a big way💯 " Freddie on Freddie: "the bigger the better in EVERYTHING." ( ✪ワ✪)ノʸᵉᵃʰᵎ
Hahahahaha!! Hello to my favorite Queen Wikipedia! 😘😘
@@debramoore7513 💛⑅✩♡ᵗʱᵃᵑᵏઽ*♡♬＊° MISS DEBRA! ❥(◕ε◕*)
Rad, the look on your face whenever Freddie was onscreen shows what a true fan of Freddie you are! Myself, I was loving all the Brian screen time.😊🥰 It was nice to see that even though they were about on each other's last nerve, in the next second they were laughing together. So much talent in that studio...so sad that Freddie left us way too soon.😥💔
This is like Collaboration 101. Or how a good band becomes an iconic band. These guys are so smart. “Freddie the Great”…I love it. Rock On!
That would be Brian in the lab: he's got Ph.D. In astrophysics..Roger trained to be a dentisf. John Deacon has degrees in electrical . Freddie 's degree was graphic arts & design ,plus fashion. He used the art training to design the Queen crest & other artwork. They were all.brilliant.
Engineering
Roger Taylor changed from dentistry to getting a degree in Biology. They were all smart and talented which made them all able to write hit songs and become legends!
They were so close you can't help to love them.Queen💛
John Deacon. So many times underrated. So many times misunderstood By the casual fans. I miserably dab In the world of bass guitar. Don’t consider myself a bass player. But when I practice Deacon is my reference. I’ll never live enough time to be half of what this man is today.
Great reaction. Freddie was absolutely the perfectionist.
I’m so glad they allowed a camera crew in. I wish there was more on camera before Freddie died. But at least we have some footage! ❤thanks
I Love What Each Member Brings To The Table. QUEEN Roger Taylor Drums, John Deacon Bass, Freddie Mercury Vocalist " Freddie Didn't like being called the Leader of the Group " Brian May Lead Guitarist. All 4 of Them are Geniuses. Great reaction!! QUEEN 👍👍🤘🤘💯💯🎯🎯🎆🎆
YAY! Isn’t it an amazing thing to have this available, their actual process, in studio? They also incorporated parts of this documentary into their video of One Vision which is very cool, even more behind the scenes clips than it even shows here. My favorite part is when Freddie laughs. You are absolutely correct on their personalities and Freddie is an absolute perfectionist, I always say he can feel the music and in his head knows what it should sound like, and he pushes them for that sound, down to the smallest of details and notes. I get your Roger vibe with the sunglasses and can appreciate it. Roger is always cool, and now you are his twin! Thank you! ❤️
in the 80's Brian was the perfectionist, not Freddie.
Wonderful. Reaction! Some time you should check out Death on Two Legs, a great diss song about their first (fired) manager that was driving around in a Rolls Royce while they were eating noodles & being warned not to break any more drumsticks. Plus that’s who Freddie is giving his back end to in a lot of their live shows.
I know Roger wasn’t playing drums with chicken legs(lol) should have been a space between drum & sticks.
Pleased you called that one out, I don't think many people are aware
A bunch of geniuses 😍 seeing them work is sooo interesting. Love how you've embraced the best band in the world....ever ❤
Wonderful reaction!! The reason for them being in different rooms was to generate different sounds for the individual instruments depending on what sound was wanted, ie.. an ambient sound from amplifiers or drums, or a tight, hard sound from an enclosed space, or an even tighter sound from the instrument going directly to the sound desk without amplification (John in the sound booth with the engineer Reinhold Mac is an example). Queen are know for using multiple approaches in a song to give the song the layering that they wanted.
Queen = GOAT
This is so much fun. At one point, I don't know if they are going to show it in this, but Freddie was substituting the words of the song with the items on a Chinese Take-Out menu hence the final words of the song "Fried Chicken." The guys decided to leave that in. The different rooms are for when they are laying down their basic tracks that the other tracks will be laid on. There is an initial track (click track) that is laid down (like an initial sketch), sometimes piano that will later be deleted. Each of the instruments is coming in and putting down their basic track on the top of the piano sketch. At a certain point, they all come in and do tracks together after they get the base of the song together. It is indeed a process. They each hear that first basic track which, depending on the song, starts with different instruments sometimes bass and drums and when that is the case, Brian comes in later with his fills to get that solid first track down that then everyone can play on top of and the body of the song begins to form. There are several YT videos of the different initial tracks of each of the instruments on Bohemian Rhapsody, so you can hear just the piano, or bass or different layers of harmonies like just Roger's high harmonies track. It is interesting. This is Roger's song so he has the final say.
this is a collab and credited to all of them
Freddie wouldn't get that involved with telling Roger how to change it normally,they might give suggestions but not to this level
the base of the song is Rogers,he and Freddie were the main composers/producers/writters on this
John explained Freddie had suggested they all came in to write a song together,he was on holiday so it was mainly the other three
Roger knowing Freddie wanted to do a collab turned up with practically a complete song!
they used it as a base to work from but as Roger said they changed all my words! they pretty much re composed it as well
but the essence of Rogers song is still there
I find those analys videos with different tracks really interesting
@@bluebell3720 Is there a reason that you don't just comment instead of always replying to my comments? Put yourself out there instead of hiding as a reply to other people's comments. Yeah, Queen did finally decide to credit all songs to everyone but Roger was the original author of this particular song.
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This is off kind of magic, this is credited to all of them on the album as they, as John said in this doc it was mainly the other three all worked on writting and composing it
Most of the rest of the songs off the album are credited individually
Freddie and John are both credited for pain is so close to pleasure and friends will be friends as they worked together on it
All songs were credited to all of them regardless who wrote them from the miracle onwards
Kind of magic is Rogers but the single and album version was reworked by Freddie but still credited to Roger
@@bluebell3720 I understand the financial motivation of the crediting process and it did stop a lot of arguing in the studio but being a writer myself, I will always credit the song to its original writer no matter who came in behind them and added their embellishments to the composition. I don't need to be schooled as to how the band handled things or even as to how things came together there is a very good chance that I have read just about everything out there on this band and there are a lot of conflicting stories to say the very least on just about everything. I try to yield to the most credible whenever possible, that being the band members themselves, the record companies and publishers, etc., but when it comes to this band, there are more stories than there are secrets and there are plenty of secrets.
@@sherryheim5504
I was trying to explain the difference
the magic album 86
not all the songs were credited to 'Queen'
only one vision, despite Roger turning up with a song they had come in to do a 'collab' song
they only kept the idea of his song as something to work from,but they wrote and composed a new song but kept the essence of Rogers song
Freddie 'embelished' Rogers kind of magic,he re worked it but its still completly credited to Roger
because the song was Rogers
one vision,they only kept Rogers idea what they ended up with was no longer what Roger had put forward
But a new song based on Rogers idea
Edit
John says in the video that Freddie asked them to come in yo erite a song together
On you tube, wiki,the album its credited to all of them
The video shows you them writting the words together!
My favorite parts are when there were actually writing the words. Also, when they all left the room into a closed door discussions, it was something they always did when they knew it would get heated. One producer said they fought like a married couple, always behind close doors. I think you should also do a reaction to the video they did for this song. Super cool!
Lol great things take effort
Roger wore prescription shades..he needed them...didn’t like ordinary glasses..so they were necessary..not affectation 😎🤩
Reinhold Mack at the desk, german producer. They were very close. Freddie spent a lot of time with him and his family in Munich. Fred was god father to his kids. Search for him to get interesting interviews on Queen and Freddie. Mike Moran is another one in the later 80s, who has fascinating things to share.
I loved this video, I’ve never seen it before and it’s fantastic to see them being natural
Often, there will be smaller rooms called "isolation booths" to accommodate loud instruments such as drums or electric guitar amplifiers and speakers, to keep these sounds from being audible to the microphones that are capturing the sounds from other instruments or voices.
Absolutely.
It all depends how you want to record.
Queen were most often using the 'clean' approach, where you completely separate each instrument in a booth or another room, to avoid 'leakage', which is when you can hear (for instance) guitar in the background of the isolated bass track...
Other bands (including occasionally Queen - such as in Sleeping On The Sidewalk) like The Rolling Stones tend to record in a more 'live' situation where the band all play together in the same room, with some basic partitioning to prevent distortion.
Queen generally based their songs in one of two ways:
First is Drum, Bass and Piano played together in the way you see in this video (Killer Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody.....), and then vocals, guitar and other sounds layered on after.
To second is using guitar instead of piano (like One Vision, Hammer To Fall....)
I rock with Freddie the great. I’ve been a Queen fan for twenty years, and I never thought to call him that. Even though he was always so obviously great. They all were.
Roger is my favourite ! You rock the shades like he does. His are prescription , I wear mine a lot too as they are prescription.
That’s Max Rhineholt- Freddie and his wife were great friends. Max asked Freddie to be his son’s Godfather. Max also named one of his sons Freddie.
His name is Reinhold Mack. They called him Mack
@@juneduhigg5936 geeez- I messed that up- thank you June- I knew better but get to typing too fast-. I hate to leave wrong information especially since I’ve been a fan for many years- 💛
I want some fried chicken lol...Thanks for doing this, one of my top favs. Awesome lets rock.
hello Roger’s Twin😎😅 i like and enjoy your reaction to this video....
when Roger say “One God Damn something Decisions......” make me 🤣... they were so fun to watch. please also check out some performance from Freddie Mercury’s Tribute Concert like “somebody to love of George Michael,” or “Innuendo of Robert Plant” it’s also a flattering and heartwarming to watch how they give their best for Freddie🙏🏻🤧. Stay Safe💛
I'm a very quiet guy usually, but when it comes to writing, arranging and recording music with other people I suddenly become ringleader. I really can't help myself. I tweak other people's parts, I make us repeat sections of songs that we haven't perfected ad nauseam, and I have no problem with telling people that what they're playing isn't working. I'll back off a little if someone else came up with the concept for the song, but I still toss out every tiny idea I have and make us replay stuff that doesn't sound quite right until it does. I am a very unemotional, unorganized person who admittedly half-asses a lot. With most other things I just let other people take the reins and follow their instructions, but for some reason when it comes to music I suddenly turn into a leader and a perfectionist. Thank god for that.
9:43 on the way to the row. Brian really rips the door open!
Great reaction
Time really flies when watching Queen.
Love the one vivvvvvision of freddie always...
It‘s so nice to watch you smiling from Ear to Ear when Great 😜Freddy enters the Picture. ❤️your Channel and your Personalty!
When you said "Queen was one of your favorite bands to react to" I instantly backed it up and subscribed! OK Let's do it! 😅👍
Great reaction. Roger is to cool to wear glasses so he wears prescription sun glasses. Brian is also a perfectionist so him & Freddie would clash at times. They loved to play scramble they called it death scramble. Roger & Freddie would set up all night playing. So many that don’t know Queen say they were on drugs & anything else they could get ahold of. When they had parties yes a lot of drinking & other things going on. I know John has never done any drugs, Roger tried didn’t like the feeling. Brian I’m not sure but Freddie did some. Not every rock band did drugs. 👑🔥
"Brian is also a perfectionist so him & Freddie would clash at times" very accurate
Brian never did drugs because he was worried about the effect this could cause in his "troubled" mind (he didn´t smoke either)
Rad...you’re a HOOT...I really enjoy your reactions...keep up the great work !
I love the One vision dokumentery, dont now how many times I have seen it........love your react too Rad, you are calm and handsome...lol 👑💯
Thank you 🤗🤗❤️
Sitting in different spaces just allows them to be in their own head space and get away from each other. Essential for creative types!
Thanks Rad Jarrett por this vídeo, is Amazing. I love Queen for ever and ever.
Greetings for You !
Bea from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Excellent….
“Great!” Well said! 😊.
Thank you, always loved Queen. There is a movie titled Bohemian Rhapsody, worth watching. Cheers Nick
Wow 🥰 loved it 😍
One of my favorite songs is Spread Your Wings it never showed up on greatest. It was their emblem.
I love that song too... "Sammy was low..."
Love this documentary-Queen have such a great sense of humor. Thanks for reviewing this-great to see how a song evolves.
Not sure why they were in separate rooms but I am guessing here but I think it has to do with separating for recording purposes. Fun reaction video! Never saw this One Vision documentary before. It was hilarious and fun!
Thanks for the reaction 🙏👑
All that's left is to listen to the completed song.performed, possibly live & studio versions.
Roger has poor eyesight, so his shades were prescription glasses. But he was too cool for spectacles, so it had to be sunglasses 😁
That was cool loved it❤️
The distorted voice at the beginning of the song is Freddie saying God works in mysterious ways.
2:50 I have that ovation in the front. Great acoustic guitar. Very full sound. It was a favorite among 70s musicians.
But in the end - they had to say "fried chicken" - - after having used the whole menucard - Chinese I think . It's hilarious . There are at least 2 more versions of this - a little bit different - and then the result in the end. Check them out.
There’s an earlier video on CZcams of them recording we are the champions, it’s in black and white, but the picture is good, check this out next.
I believe it was also a small studio
That was so great love watching how they made the song excellent. 😊
reactions. Me Live. You will hear Freddie, Brianand Roger all singing separately on it.
watch this...
Blind Guardian - The Bards's Song & Valhalla - Live at Wacken Open Air 2016
at 443 i guess they're either rehearsing a small section of ONE VISION or they're practicing but not recording - or maybe the tape is always rolling just in case. we don't know what's going on exactly (at least i dont) but it would be interesting if the doc was a narrated journey in certain spots so that we the uninformed could derive more from what we're seeing.
Freddie the Great sounds accurate. 👍
Many of their riffs began on the piano. It’s considered a Roger & Freddie song.
Roger keeping it real. Very down to earth.
I subscribed
it's worth putting that effort in at the time then the songs are more likely to last and not sound dated in years to come
Rogers drums sounded fine but it did sound better the way Freddie suggested it
Freddie re worked Rogers kind of magic when he was on holiday! adding extra base ..Roger liked it and it was kept
freddie said he felt composition was his strength rather than lyrics
I get the impression that Roger and John complained but made Freddie the one to tell Brian!
he was only keeping time but John clearly didn't like Roger bringing that up on film!
you need a balance as Freddie said previously if your too bosy they would go to another band
but if you're too agreeable when you don't agree because you don't want to risk falling out with people then the song will be ok but not great
you could feel Freddie getting annoyed because Brian was doing his own thing but not looking at the band as a whole you need to be aware of what everyone is doing and work together
but Roger and Brian rowed the most and they both sid it was Freddie that calmed things down and found a compromise
he had to correct what was wrong but you could feel the tension building
I think that's why Freddie made up silly lyrics at the end to brake the tention and get everyone back on track it was nice to see them all smiling when they realised what he was coming up with!
when they were recording Freddies bohemian rhapsody it took 3 weeks!
hundreds of overdubbs
Freddie said in an interview,well to keep them going I made sure they had plenty of tea! when they had a rest ok shall we do a few more
how he kept them motivated for 3 weeks on a song they couldn't even envisage until the end I dont know
freddie couldn't write and read music so he had his own way of doing things!
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On his songs he would compose everyone parts on the piano
Brian would listen to the backing track the other three would do then he composed his solo and added guitar where Freddie had mapped out
On some earlier songs Freddie composed the guitar parts and solo
Theres only a couple of songs and riffs Freddie composed on guitar
Freddie didn't just add bass to "It's a Kind of Magic," he -- according to Freddie in an interview -- completely redid it while Roger was out of town. Changed it up completely is how he put it.
"On his songs he would compose everyone parts on the piano" FALSE
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We've already had this conversation
He couldn't read and write music
Brian has explained he composed the parts on piano
@@bluebell3720 composing drum and bass parts on piano... 🤣
@@roverwaters3875
Im not a musician I dont know the correct words
If you think its stupid go laugh at Brian for saying it
He said that he did, he said he transcribed from the piano to the guitar
Then as we saw here he probably fine tuned it as he wanted it
People do guitar versions of piano songs..
Stop behaving as if its a riduculous thing to say
Im not deciding things im repeating what he said
"One chicken" lol
The instruments can cause interference with each other if up close.
For instance a certain frequency of a drum hit could reverberate the guitar strings in an unexpected way, so cause noise pollution in the track.
I have had a guitar sat near a drummer on a stand not been played whilst the drummer set up his drums. It caused the strings to resonate on their own when he hit certain frequency of a drum strike.
Im not a professional musician by any stretch of the imagination, so do correcting me if Im wrong.
But it seems logical to me that when recording you wouldnt want any cross bleed of sound.
Recorded in Germany
Rad. i am a massive Queen fan,have not seen this documentary before ,how do i see the whole version, or is this the whole version that you are showing.
j deacon is in the control room because i guess they don't need the ambiance of the recording bloc (room) but having too many people in the room might make it feel claustromania.
Makes sense
I enjoyed the one on Netflix, but that is all about Adam Lambert teaming up with Queen.
They are in different rooms to prevent “ leakage”. each track must be separate.
This makes sense
also the songs are they already demo tapes brought into the studio to share with the band --- probably not at this point in their career -- they probably write the songs when they get there - to the studio where they can turn them into something. song writing is probably tedious to some degree
Where's John Deacon? I never did get to the bottom of why he has been, in effect, persona non grata since Freddie died. Something happened here.
😎🆒️
"one sex position" 😂
Gonna say this as nice as I can. The band is Queen not Freddie. All equally talented. You dote on Freddie and I hate it
I'm sorry. Freddie Mercury is a very special memory. Freddie Mercury was a very special person. However, I'm certain he felt as your words imply you feel. (Adding to his unique He wanted to talk about 'we' or the band; not 'me'. Freddie is a major inspiration for me and he's been gone almost 30 years- and I began learning about him and Queen a mere 2 years ago.. He was/is special. I'm sorry but it's truth.