QUEEN - KILLER QUEEN REACTION (THESE GUYS NEVER FALL SHORT GREATNESS)
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You can never go wrong listening to a Queen song, man.
Freddie used to say that their concerts were not just music, they were a theatrical performance..
Killer Queen was written by Freddie, it is actually a very complex song from a composition point of view. Killer Queen is used as part of musical studies at University in Britain. The song has different time signatures, a few key modulations, Killer Queen has 29 cords. This is a very complex song for popular music. This song is studied alongside Mozart. This is a template you will often see in Freddie's songwriting, he wrote very complex songs in catchy memorable ways, so that they could still be hits. Killer Queen was Queen's first international hit song.
Very well said darling...tnx a lot..
Fabulous new insight for me! Appreciate it!!!
Dr Brian May - rocket scientist
Freddie mercury - graphic designer
Roger taylor - dentist
John Deacon - engineer
Roger Taylor...biologist🤩
Brian went back to school about 20 years ago I think and got his doctorate in Astro-physics.....studied space dust......jeez......He recently released one of the first 3D books with pictures of the Universe.....
And gardens, and saves animals in his spare time... And once (with enthusiastic support from locals) he planted a forest in Dorset (UK)to save the land from development, for animals and wildlife and people to use. Busy boy, big heart...
Shook Brian’s hand in 1976. You have to listen to March of the Black Queen. Your mind will be blown!✌️❤️🎶
Want a surprise? Do “Seaside Rendezvous” by Queen. It’s....different, but fun! 🎶👏🏼🤗
Lynn Hoffman Oh definitely, like Great King rat, The millionnaire Waltz, My fairy King
I love sassy Freddie in this video.
I've tried listing my talents, but when I watch Queen I just give up!
I remember back then, many bands were not happy to having to lip sinc on TOTP, but we as an audience did not care, it was just great to see these bands live on our screens, whether they lipped sinced or refused to appear ( yea pressure to allow free vocal) or deliberately messed up the sinc, (these were the best), they were all great, love Queen anywhere anytime.
The BBC made them lip sync to the song. They didn’t want to, but had no choice in the matter. That’s the way they did Top of the Pops. That would be the reason that Freddie held back as you say. Their live performances were always so energetic. Glad you’re back to Queen. Please react to White Queen live at the Odeon Hammersmith 1975. It is breathtaking
If you haven't already react to their song "Liar" but it must be Live From the Rainbow 1974. That's their best performance of it
Can't beat Freddie' s clever lyrics and lovely music. Queen ---- so good!
Still my all time favorite Queen song because it encompasses it all. Intricate lyrics, harmonies, guitar solo, Freddie's nuanced vocals. Amazing!
I agree, can't go wrong with Queen. Soooo diverse. Check out Freddie's duets with Spanish opera singer Monsterrat Cabballet, my favorite is The Golden boy. Another obscure favorite is Cool Cat.
Brian May is an astrophysicist. Roger Taylor has a degree in Biology. John Deacon is an electronic wiz.
Brian May is one of the best guitarists of all time. He doesn't get near enough recognition for his skill level being too notch.
I'd recommend for the next Queen song Crazy Little Thing Called Love.
Have U listened to Ur my Best Friend by Queen? It's one of my favorites. Can't ever go wrong with Queen. They take U to a different space and time. ✌🦋
There is in fact a Queen jukebox musical (We Will Rock You). I haven't seen it, but I have read a plot synopsis - it's a 'paste a plot onto these songs' jukebox musical rather than 'we just want to sing a bunch of X artist's songs.' From what I remember it's... pretty convoluted, but it sounded like everyone involved had fun cooking it up.
Freddie, a graphic artist designed their logo...no end to their greatness🤩
Please react to their video for Save Me. I love this song. It’s also the first time they used a synthesizer but that’s not why I love the song.
It’s also amazing that each one of them wrote some of their hit songs.
You also mentioned it would be terrible to bring out an album right after Queen. Supposedly when they came off the stage at Live Aid, David Bowie was next & he took Freddie by the shoulders & said ‘How the hell do I follow that’. Bowie & Freddie were friends. They did Under Pressure together. If you haven’t reacted to that you should.
I never pass up an opportunity to listen to this song. First came up on radio in 1974, 7th grade, and I was instantly hooked. So that's been now 47 years and I swear I will never miss a chance and I still play it intentionally.
i felt in love with Queen with this song as i was a child 😍
I've been singing my entire adult life, and I can tell you that the lead vocal part on this song is damn near impossible to sing unless you have a one-in-a-million voice like Freddie Mercury.
This song was my first introduced to Queen back in 1974 when I was 13. Immediately loved this song the first time I heard it
Savvy and sophisticated. I recall it being said this had their stamp plus was a nod to Noel Coward and thus, the clever theatrical bent. Geez they were bling!
Great song! It's in my top five favorite songs of all time.
Guitarist Brian May has a degree in Astrophysics. Bassist John Deacon was also a Dentist.
I like how your not afraid to dip your toes in the good old stuff .
What about hey by the pixies .
You might just dig it
Good thought: this song makes you feel like you have gone to a play, are hearing a musical. I never thought of that before!
Killer song...love it and always have. This may have been the first song by Queen I ever really listened to...waaaaaay back when it came out. I had heard Queen on the radio in my car or when I was doing things in my house, but this was the first album from Queen I ever listened to with headphones and I was captivated. The first thing I said was , "That is the best voice in rock n roll." Then Brian kicked in and the next thing I said was "Holy $***, that is the best guitar in rock n roll, too." That was when I became a bonifide Queen fan and have been ever since. You must react to White Queen Live at Odeon, Hammersmith, PLEASE!
They weren't No.1 as much as they would have been but for being so fabulous. The competition appealed to those who didn't give the genius of Queen a chance. Still they made it thru to be legendary for the quality of their work.
A lot of great and informative comments.
I like that you watch the music video without pausing. Enjoyed.
React to im in Love Whit My car live in Montreal. Roger is singing and playing drums at the same time
When you talk about how other bands reacted if a Queen album came out before theirs it reminded me of Live Aid. Queen absolutely stole the show & as they were coming off David Bowie was getting ready to go on & as they passed he said "You bastards. How the F*ck am I supposed to follow that?" 😋 That was pretty much everybody's reaction that had to go on after them.
“The Weight” “Playing for Change, song from around the world,.”it will change your life, it’s a 50th year celebration of a song by “the Band” that changes the world
Do us All a Favor and do Queen LIVE AT MONTREAL 1981 LIVE AID it's OUTSTANDING!!!!🙏
You need to react to some Who. Won’t Get Fooled Again live or album cut. The Real Me, Bargain, Baba O Riley, Love Reign O Me. Can’t believe you haven’t hit them up yet.
Pls try Join Together by The Who!
- a live performance that blows my mind because of their interaction w the audience
If we’re talking The Who, you have to do Pinball Wizard, from the Rock Opera Tommy which they wrote the music for.
Esta canción es un deleite para los oídos 👑🌠
I’ve already clicked on the like button. IT’S QUEEN!! Hey gotta couple songs for you by Queen called SOUL BROTHER (written by Freddie for Brian May) ALL GOD’S PEOPLE (do it for the anniversary of Freddie’s passing Nov. 24) and a song called JESUS (it’s great). Happy Thanksgiving!! RIP FREDDIE 💕
What tends to get lost amidst the due veneration of this band is the fact, as noted in multiple documentaries about them, that they were *reviled* by rock music critics from their earliest days. Which is not at all to suggest that the tastes and opinions of such individuals matter.
YES All of the things you said!
I can't wait for the day when you react to Barenaked Ladies - One Week
Try fat bottomed girls ,live at the bowl the miracle. Breakthrough done on a moving train
There's a terrific documentary DVD/BluRay that tells their story. Also the movie Boehmian Rhapsody is not very far off, especially by Hollywood standards!
Awesome reaction! You have to check out Who Want To Live Forever, it an amazing song. Who Wants To Love Forever Queen live at Wembley Friday 11th of July 1986 czcams.com/video/MOhuK7aZayw/video.html. You are have to see a hard rocking song from Queen such as I Want It All czcams.com/video/hFDcoX7s6rE/video.html
Well.....the greatest bands of that time were all so different that they didn’t really impinge on each other I would say. I mean, if you’re talking the best of the best. I mean....Queen, Zeppelin, Floyd were all so different. But, I hear you....if you were a band or artist what was more radio friendly, perhaps Elton John would be a good comparison.....then might have been more direct competition. Just musings......
I don't think that is quite true for Queen, but I can easily understand how you might have come to believe that. Take Killer Queen as an example, it is actually studied in University in Britain as part of a musical degree, alongside Beethoven's Pathétique.
Killer Queen has time signature changes, there are quite a few key modulations through the song. The song is in a unusual key for a popular song. Killer Queen has 29 different cord, it is an incredibly complex song for being a popular hit.
Here is part of an analysis that is done in 6 parts.
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Queen was not just seeking commercial success or doing radio friendly songs. They genuinely wrote music that they wanted to make. Killer Queen has a very Vaudeville type of feeling, Freddie was experimenting with that Vaudeville sound during this time. Vaudeville was a popular style of music from around 1890 - 1940. It certainly was not a commercial type of sound. People think of it as a commercial sound because the song became popular. I would not be surprised if people will still be studying Freddie Mercury's compositions in 50 year's time, people are starting to analyze them more these days. He actually wrote very complex compositions, but he also had the ability to write in such way where a casual listener will still enjoy the music.
Killer Queen came from the album Sheer Heart Attack, which features Stone Cold Crazy, the song that has genuinely been credited as the first thrash metal song. At the same time, you can find a Ragtime song, this was a popular genre before Jazz became popular in the 40's.
Check out the Ragtime number Bring Back That Leroy Brown:
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Of course they also added some great rock songs to the album, check out this seamless edit of three songs, from this album:
Tenement Funster/ Flick Of The Wrist / Lily Of The Valley:
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(Dream Theater did a nice cover of this as well)
There are songs such as Now I am here, which was more of a straight forward rock song, which they always performed live.
Queen produced their first anthemic type of song on this album, which no one else was doing at the time, In The Lap Of The Gods Revisited:
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Queen often did rock far harder then Pink Floyd, so I don't think you can count this as in a similar vein to Elton John, but they could also sometimes share some similarities. They experimented with very obscure genres, and invented thrash metal on the same album as Killer Queen. Killer Queen in reality has a lot of Vaudeville influences, which was not a popular genre of music. They were not just trying to create commercial sounding music, it is actually a very eclectic mix of different music and musical influences. You can find that on any Queen album. They had an eclectic way of experimenting with different sounds. I can understand how that might not appeal to someone if they only listed to one genre of music. If you are only into rock music, then you might not like every song. Queen were often criticized for this. A rock fan would properly llike a song such as Now I Am Here far more then Killer Queen, but in this case the rock song would actually be the more commercial sounding song.
It might not be in everyone's taste which is understandable, but it is actually very progressive.