First Time Hearing Queen's BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY! (reaction) They are absolutely incredible!
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Freddie had it all. Operatic voice , Rock and Roll Voice, Song writing talent way ahead of it's time and his Charisma.
Donât forget the unbelievable crowd control too!
_AND_ especially don't forget his piano playing prowess.
He didn't have Rick Parfitt's hair.
Freddie actually said that he had 4 seperate songs written out and found that they all worked together but was scared that the producer wouldn't be able to publish such a long track... Well, as you can hear, it worked and probably turned into one of the most memorable songs of Queen đ
When Freddie Mercury was a student at Ealing Art College in the late â60s, he wrote down some ideas for a song on scraps of paper; his friend, Chris Smith, has stated that Mercury played parts of songs he was writing. One of those pieces was known as âThe Cowboy Song,â and it had lyrics that found their way into âBohemian Rhapsody,â specifically the line âMamaâŠjust killed a man.â In the 1970s, he shared the bits and pieces with his bandmates, drumming on the piano keys and explaining what he would insert into the gaps. He told his bandmates that he thought he had enough for three songs but was considering combining it all to create a single long song. And that is what he did, creating a six-minute suite which is divided into several sections, including a ballad segment, a hard rock portion, an operatic passage, and the final, dark coda.
Mercury referred to "Bohemian Rhapsody" as a "mock opera" that resulted from the combination of three songs he had written. It was recorded by Queen and co-producer Roy Thomas Baker at five studios between August and September 1975.
@Above Average MTGA Don't believe everything you saw in the Bo Rhap movie. There was a LOT of things that weren't really true but were written in to make a "better" story.
No matter how many times I've heard this song, I'm still in awe of their talent!â€đ
Thereâs a 20 minute video on here of their performance at Live Aid, and a lot of ppl think itâs the best music performance in history. Itâs definitely very enjoyable and worth reacting to, and it goes by much quicker than youâd think.
YES we need a reaction of that .. imho it IS the best live performance in history
Just no, nowhere near as good as Pink Floyd live Pulse concert.
What's funny is, Queen absolutely set the bar at Live aid, then Extreme set the bar at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert...
It's not really a fair comparison between Queen and Pink Floyd as they are so different musically. I appreciate both for their artistry and pure talent, but to me it's the proverbial "apples and oranges"
"Sometimes wish I've never been born at all!"
That one hits hard.
What a rollercoaster of a song!
It does... and then there's "So you think you can love me and leave me to DIE!" complete with that drama-queen arm-fling... I always look forward to that... :-)
Those super high notes are from the Drummer, Roger Taylor who has an incredible voice. Freddie referred to Roger's voice as Dog Whistle Pitch. Brian May (guitar) is also a lead singer but with Freddie in Queen, Brian and Roger sang backup on most songs and just a few each where they sand lead. John Deacon (bass) did not like singing so he only occasionally sang back up with the others. This song is iconic as is this entire band. Two other performances you will probably like since you seem to understand musical talents would both be live (Queen is at the very top in live performances) Somebody To Love Live at Montreal 1981 and White Queen, live at Odeon Hammersmith December 24, 1975. Both are mind blowing performances and on Somebody to love, Roger sings a lot in that performance, too.
Are you serious? I thought this was just a studio creation with Freddie singing all the parts. If they all be singing as you claim why couldn't they replicate this live?
@@ckobo84go watch a Queen concert and youâll figure it out. Live at Wembley is their best full concert but their performance at Live Aid is no doubt one of the best live performances of all time.
@@ckobo84 The intro is all Freddie but the quires afterwards are Freddie, Roger and Brian. John did not do any singing for Bohemian Rhapsody.
0% autotune 100% pure talent
The man, the myth, the legend: Freddie Mercury
Damm I wish comment sections would STFU about auto tune.
Um... its a synthesizer.
And auto tune isnt nearly as simple as the internet seems to think.
Don't believe her!
3 songs in 1, I've heard that conclusion in ten reacts like this,at least!
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Your comment,Linda, is 100% accurate!đ
Anytime I see the words "first time" and "Queen" together I am absolutely going to watch it. I predict much more Queen in your future. Have a seat, buckle up, hands and feet inside the ride at all times!
Im the same with âfirst timeâ and âToolâ!
Saw them do this album live in 75...They were just one of the great bands of the 70's...
One reason that this song is highly requested for reactions besides it being a fantastic song is because of the look on peoples faces with the switches in styles. People like me that was a teenager in the 70's and grew up with Queen love that look of amazement and awe that everyone gets during this song. This is the first song I look up when wanting to watch a reaction.
100% about the reactions. I wasn't a teenager until the 80's and even though I liked some of their music growing up (mainly from watching highlander), but it wasn't until I'd grown up and properly listened to their music that I realised what an amazing talent Freddie and Queen were and their live performances are on a different level to anything else I'd seen.
Enjoyed watching that with you. It's a Rhapsody, which is a musical piece that doesn't have any repeating parts
When you said âI love itâ I fell for you instantly.
Consider yourself followed...
Freddie was so beautiful. The whole world has lost a priceless treasure đčâ€ïžđč
Just love when youngins finally hear our music
That song's a goddamn ride and is impossible to not appreciate. Also, the way you felt when you were listening to it is still the way I feel when I listen to it -- and I'm 52. It never gets old.
''''' You're My Best Friend ''' is from that same exact era that you requested ..and it has a good video with it also .
Thank you for your reaction, Jay, it seems you really enjoyed it! And you are spot on, in that Queen most definitely had their own lane. All four of them were songwriters and each of them wrote hit songs for the band. I would recommend you react to "White Queen" at the Hammersmith Odeon, "Love of my Life" at Wembley 1986, "Bicycle Races" and the album version of "March of the Black Queen" (it was too complex to do live in full in their day)! It won't be long until Queen is your favourite band, trust me! Thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Could not wait until you got to the opera. You have only scratched the surface of Queen's greatness. More please....
I know you already watched âSomebody to Loveâ, but If you watch the live from Montreal 1981 version of Somebody to Love, you can see the INCREDIBLE vocals of Roger (the blonde drummer you were mentioning). He has his eyes closed, while playing drums, & singing incredibly. Especially towards the end of the song. Itâs so different than the video. The most amazing performance from Roger Iâve ever seen/heard. Absolutely worth the watch. Makes it seem like youâre listening to an entirely different song.
You should watch Queen live at Live Aid it will change your life đ€©
Queen Live Aid concert at Wembley. Not to miss.
M A G N I F I C O OOOOOOOâ€â€â€OH MAMA MIA!!!!MAMA MIA!!!!!đđđTHANKS FREDDY FOR THIS EXPIRIENCE......UNFORGETTBLE.THANKS THE QUEENâ€
Great reaction but I had to laugh when you said it seemed like Queen wasn't the cliched, partying, band. The thing about Queen is they had no genre. They did everything. For some harder rock, I'd suggest something like Stone Cold Crazy. Fat Bottomed girls, Hammer to Fall and for partying, listen to the studio version of Don't Stop me Now, Freddie's ode to hedonism and what was once called the happiest song in the world.
At 4:10 the riff what brian may is playing is a Masterpiece
You know several Queen songs, you just don't know you know them. Listen to We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions (all radio stations play them back to back) and then listen to Another One Bites the Dust. All played at every sports event around the world.
Wow, I didnât know that âWe are the Championsâ was made by this group.
This is a musical masterpiece !! Freddie Mercury maybe the greatest male vocalist ever !!!
I'd say ether Billy Gibbons, David Coverdale, Steven Tyler, or Freddie
This song was intensely personal to Freddie (every band member had number 1 hits, this was however the one that set them off to superstardom) . Freddie never said what it was about, he dodged that question. Roger (the Drummer, and the one with the dog whistle high note) says "its pretty obvious, except for the bit of nonsense in the middle" . Most of us believe this was Freddie working through his sexuality, and he killed the man who he was not, accepting in the end (any way the wind blows), who he is.
The song is kind of working through the grief of this. Stage 1 Denial (Is this the real life? IS this just fantasy?) that slowly morphs into depression (momma, just killed a man, and also "I sometimes wish I had never been born at all") The opera is a little like bargaining (it seems to be the internal battle over his sexuality) The rock part is Anger (So you think you can stone me and spit in my eye? So, you think you can love me and leave me to die? Oh, baby, Canât do this to me baby ) the Quiet final verse and outro is acceptance ("Nothing really matters to me, and of course Any way the wind blows)
The thing about this song (and perchance Mr Mercury wanted this) is the way it effects the listener. Every one of us feels something different. Hell every time I listen to it, I get something different, likely depending on what I am going through at the time.
I've always thought this as well, David, in fact I've posted it a number of times. Given the timing of this song and the album and what was happening in his life, I always felt this was about Freddie finally coming to terms with who he was and knowing that it would kill off the man he was and hurt his parents who was conservative immigrants but in the end, he had to do it. The first line, Momma, just killed a man, put a gun against his head, pulled my trigger now he's dead" is definitely talking about himself to me. The whole song follows along that line if you listen to it. There is a lot of grief both for his family and knowing what this will do to his relationship with Mary. (JayShara, you have to hear Love of My Life live. It's his song to Mary although he never straight up says it and it's about him knowing that admitting his sexuality is going to lose him the love of his life. He called Mary the love of his life to the end and left her everything even though she married and had children with someone else.) Bohemian Rhapsody is a masterpiece because it can be applied to anyone's life. It's about making a change, killing the old for the new and knowing there will be consequences. This is the first song of Queen's that made them super stars. When it came out, we couldn't get enough of it. People demanded the radio stations play it all the time. It was like nothing we had ever heard. It was a masterpiece.
@@zannemarie6591 This!
Here for all of it đđŒ boston - foreplay/longtime is another great song from that time that was a composition more than a jus your average song
I've been waiting for you to react to Bohemian Rhapsody JayShara & you didn't disappoint !!! Kudos to you for acknowledging the multiple skill sets of arguably one of the best songs ever written by probably one of the best bands ever !!! Another suggestion for a reaction video song from Queen would be "FAT BOTTOM GIRLS". Fantastic reaction video JayShara !!! Keep it going !!!
Queen is queen there will never be another queen . They are so unique they can do everything . There catalog is huge you need to go down the queen rabbit hole. React to queen live aid full concert live aid it will blow your mind.
If you see this comment..put headset on crank all these classic groups and realize these songs are over 50 years old... U can imagine how blown away 80s ppl were ... Thats like hesring a sing from 2070 today ...
It's simple why the 6 minutes went by so quickly for you....because you weren't bored.
The music is quality and dynamic and UNIQUE.
All music is from the 4 musicians. Back in the day, there were no computers to help with sound effects. They only had 24 track tape so they put numerous tracks down to create the choir sound. They didn't use back up singers and there were no extra musicians. Multi track work and genius of Freddie Mercury.
The beauty of bands from the 70s & early 80s is that any song could be a hit - regardless of length. It wasn't until the later 80s - early 90s that radio stations pretty much wouldn't even play anything over 4 minutes unless maybe after midnight.
Diverse composition, absolutely talented. It seems like their composition was incorporated along the lines of sophistication with the type of music such as different keys, the change of tempo and bridging like you would have with the legendary composers Bach, Mozart and Beethoven. A little of the old type of composition blended into a new era for us to appreciate its diversity and sound. It's different but acceptably cool.
Happy you love the song so much! Queen is 2 for 2. They have so many great songs!
Personally Iâve always loved Queen(original line up) more than any other group in history. I feel like Freddie was one of those rare artists that could sing the phone book and I would still listen to it without getting bored. Queen is also one of those few bands that doesnât really have a bad song in their catalog. R.I.P. Freddie We Miss You Darling!
Here are a few Queen songs for you, ma'am! Hope you find something you enjoy!
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Queen was my first concert ever. They were AMAZING!!! I will never forget it. Nobody is like Queen. RIP Freddie!
There were quite a few bands from that time period that were very open and experimental in their music. Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin come immediately to mind. But, Queen definitely followed their own path, and Freddie Mercury was a unique talent.
Great reaction, you got a new sub. This song took three weeks to record, and some sections featured 180 separate overdubs. Most people don't understand the meaning of this song. Freddy was coming out as gay, the man he killed was his old, straight self. Almost any song by Queen you react to will be great. This genre is considered a Rock Opera.
I would like to see you react to an artist you never did before, who is a genre blender, he can rap as well as he can sing, the band is called "Falling in Reverse" and the song is "Popular Monster". The song was ranked number 4 in late 2019 on the US Billboard Hot Rock & Alternative Songs and number 1 on the US Mainstream Rock chart and as of 2021 has over 100 million streams on Spotify. The first question you'll ask is, what genre is this, it's Ronnie Radke's own genre. You won't have to worry about copyright problems, Ronnie loves the reactions.
If you're lucky Ronnie, the vocalist of "Falling in Reverse" will react to your reaction, putting you in a larger spotlight. Believe me, you will want to hear more from this band. This video is like a short movie, like most of his videos. Always let "Falling in Reverse" songs play to the end, some of them trick you into thinking they're done, but some of their songs continue after a pause. Here's the link to "Popular Monster".
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Great reaction! No band ever harmonized as well as Queen. Fun fact: guitarist Brian May is an Astrophysicist, and sometime in the past 15 years or so he wrote a paper to keep up his professorship. Brilliant musicians and brilliant individuals.
You definitely got a like for this reaction. I know how difficult it is for y'all to react to a song without pause. This is one of those songs you have to let play through to get a genuine reaction to it. Much love. Keep doing your thing. I wish you the best. Thanks again. đŻđđ„đđ
I've grown to love this song more and more over time.
An incredible song. Thank you for reacting to it!
I'm glad that you are enjoying Queen. They are a great band and they are in a league of their own. I'm sure you have heard a few of their songs. May I please suggest you watch Under Pressure live at Wembley (the 5:56 minute version), Another One Bites The Dust live at Wembley '86, Don't Stop Me Now, and of course Live Aid which was awesome. They have such a huge collection, I can go on and on naming songs to react to, but I think the above you will enjoy. Again, so glad that you're enjoying them.
Oh another great song is Crazy Little Thing Called Love.
Awesome reaction. This is definitely one of the greatest rock songs ever from one of the greatest bands ever. Also have a look at their other songs, especially some of the lesser-known songs like Princes Of The Universe and Flash.
As for the song, Freddie Mercury never gave an official explanation of the song's lyrics, but I once read the following interpretation. It's not the official one, but it struck me as a good one, so here goes:
The lead up to the start of the song was that a gangster tried to rape his girlfriend, and in the tussle while trying to defend his girlfriend, he shot and killed the gangster. He then tells his mother what happened, and he was afraid of the repercussions, as the other gang members would be coming after him now. In the middle of the song he expresses his fear at the repercussions. The other gangsters catch up to him, and despite his pleading, they won't let him go. He laments that the devil (Beelzebub) has set aside a devil just to torment him. He proceeds to have a gun battle with the remaining gang members and kills them too, but then his girlfriend rejects him because of the killings. At first he is angry with her, but then he gets a bit depressed. He realizes that he will have to leave, as his life here in his hometown is over. End of the song.
I hope you like this explanation. At least it made sense to me. Oh, and do keep on reacting to Bon Jovi videos. They were awesome too, albeit in a different way.
Saw Queen in 78, amazing! this is to JayShara, You are absolutely GEOGEOUS!!! I love watching your reactions. GR8! Please react to more RUSH my Favorite band EVER! Just don't stop. Your killing it...
Hi Jay, This song is 47 years old. It was way beyond its time and sounded like nothing I had ever heard before. It took the UK by storm reaching number 1 and staying there for 9 weeks. An outstanding band!! If you want to hear another fantastic band that came out of the 70's you may want to try Dire Straits. Again absolutely outstanding musicians and their Alchemy live version of sultans of swing is mind blowing. Great to see young people appreciating older music. These musicians did not have things like autotune so it was pure talent on display. Thank you for your great reaction and best wishes from the UK. Take care.
Thanks to Capital FM radio DJ Kenny Everett back in day this would never existed. He literally broke the rule of playing music more than 3 minutes long in radio broadcasting.
@@dennis12dec And Kenny was a legend himself Dennis.
Hi Jay, I'm 66 & have lived with Queen for over 50 years. Enjoy their catalogue, there are so many fantastic songs.
It is a rhapsody meaning that it will make you feel different emotions throughout the song. Mission accomplished.
Your observations and genuineness deserve a subscription.
Freddie Mercury was an amazing vocalist. And every band member immensely talented. Queen was so versatile in the music they created.
My favourite Queen song is Don't stop me now apparently voted the most happest song ever.... Plus Barcelona he sang with sorry can't remember her name but she was a famous opera singer and opened the Olympics in Barcelona... I think it would blow you away xx
WOW! JayShara - you are beautiful! Not a pick up line - just a fact! Loved your reaction to this masterpiece and so glad I found your channel!
You are your best when you review great music like this, and there is SO much for you to explore.
The song is about someone who has killed someone. It takes you through the different stages of what he is experiencing and the emotions it gives rise to.
Number one for Xmas in the UK in 1975 ... I remember it well. It was a great time in the UK for music.
When I heard this song the first time , I hated it right up to the point that I fell in love with it! I grew up with this type of music and this song broke all the molds! Great reaction â€ïž. Liked and subscribed â€ïž
Somebody to Love is my absolute FAVORITE!!!
Ya in for a treat Jay. Enjoy!!!! Don't mind me. turning it up to 11!đđđŻđŻ
To get a great feel of the band in action u should watch queens playing at "live aid". They have about a 20 minute show and it's amazing! Have a great holiday season :-)
Awesome video JayShara love you
Love you đ. Been following you for 2 or 3 years. You gotta remember to pause and not talk over "music reactions" you're the coolest
Though we see Freddy and the others in their stage garb.... music back then wasn't about the image of a person or the band.... it was about them combining their time and effort with their musical and vocal talent in the hopes of bringing audience's to their knees. I've seen a few underwhelming concerts in my day, but I've also seen many concerts that just blow the whole audience away with astounding live performances so good it makes the same bands studio recorded hits seem pale in comparison. I never thought these talanted bands would disappear. I just assumed that good creative music would be around forever. After all.... back in the 60,s 70's 80,s 90,s there was no let up of talent. Every few days some band or artist regardless of genre had a hit on the radio. The good news is that we still have videos and their recordings available.
Great reaction!
MORE QUEEN!!! đđžđđ„ Not party rockers?!!!? Queen even has this track from 1989 called 'Party' !
This was queen in the 70s 1975. So it's their 70s hair back then I liked 70s QUEEN The real Queen .Would you please react to Queens song from 1977 WE WIL ROCK YOU? You will love this 70s MEGA hit as well for sure.
Freddie loved to hosts huge parties!! Beyond what you imagine!
This really blew our minds back in '75. We'd never heard or seen anything like it. I still say this video is responsible fir the creation of MTV about 5 years later.
I honestly wouldn't doubt it.
I love this! When I was a kid, we used to tease bout How flamboyantly gay Freddie was but I was a thug kid. As I grew up I began to recognize the skills and talent these guys had. You look dynamite today. I had to say. My favorite Queen song is â Fat Bottomed Girlsâ Itâs a fun banger and a tribute to the ladies ala Sir Mixalot
Yes I too wish that I would have attended some of Queen's concerts but they never toured close to my small city. I seen many of their concerts on TV and they were 1st rate talent and entertainers every time. Another cool one to watch is "Killer Queen" official video, where Freddie just radiates awesome charisma.
there were plenty of other multi-layered vocal bands besides Queen back then: Styx, Yes, Kansas, Toto, Boston, Journey, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Doobie Brothers...
Alice in Chains.
I live in the UK and I can remember being a teen in the early 00's and EVERYONE knew the lyrics. And waiting for shows and concerts and standing in the crowds waiting for things to start, this would come on and everyone waiting would stop their conversations to sing along. There is a video somewhere of people waiting for a Green Day concert in Hyde (???) Park singing along and its eerie how rapidly people go from chatting to singing
Queen's Live Aid performance is a must. You will not be disappointed. Watch Freddie control that crown like no one else.
This is Freddie's legacy, along with both versions of Somebody to Love.
At the time this was released they were told that it was too long and would not get much air time. I remember at the time within days it was on every radio show of channels that played this music and shortly after on every jukebox and being played in the clubs.
Great observation! You are right these guys were professional musicians. Each member wrote a number 1 hit song. The only band to do so. They were all creative geniuses. More Queen please! I miss hearing Freddieâs voice. He had a once in a century voice. Try You Take My Breath Away (1976 Hyde park live) or Love of my life, or Donât Stop Me Now, or Another One Bites The Dust.
Queen are definitely legend's of rock
4 songs in one, thus a Rhapsody.
OK. He's just killed a man. He's got caught and understands he has to pay. Then he and others start begging for clemency, which seems to be denied. Then he accepts his fate. Bohemian Rhapsody in a nutshell.
Nothing really matters.
I think that he is referring to killing his personal identity because he was still in the closet at that point. He had to kill that portion of himself to feel more accepted in his career.
Yes. Yes yes yes. Someone who hears the same thing I do. Finally.
Whenever I hear this song I wonder about his AIDS diagnosis and whether he knew yet or not.
@@michaelmcgillivray1624 he didnt know until the mid? 90s... I cant remember when he died, but I remember hearing that he didn't even know before the Live Aid performance... I definitely could be wrong on that... I just heard that the movie got it wrong in his intentions for having Queen play it
I was in my last year of high school when this came out. had it on my cassette player :-) to get the full realisation of how poplar this song is and how well it is still known to this day. checkout green day crowd singing bohemian rhapsody, live at hyde park 2017
I believe that the drummer performed the high notes.
Great reaction âŁïžđđ¶
Beautiful an inspiring love it
6 minutes does fly by when the song is great!
Queen is legendary.. you should check out âLove of My Lifeâ âSomebody to Loveâ and âSave Meâ all live from Montreal 1981. Absolutely amazing
Love your braids too
Simply beautiful ....
You absolutely must watch the 1985 live aid concert!
20 minutes set, 0% auto tone 100% pure talent! It has been called the greatest live performance ever.
Awesome Reaction sweetyđđ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„
Glad you enjoyed
Very very nice reaction!
All Queen Songs tell a story if you listen and hear what is being said you will understand what it is. Good Reactions. The muaic changes reflect his feelings.
Glad you got around to true classic ..I bought this hot off the press ...wasn't out a week ..wish I still had it
Great reaction and analysis. The drummer is Roger Taylor with the blonde hair who sings with the great falsetto. The B side to this song is called 'Im in love with my car' which was written by Taylor and sung by himself. There is a great live video of him performing this song live with Queen. Funnily enough Queen were one of the biggest bands for throwing crazy elaborate parties. They were above all though the most professional band. They would play their live versions of songs slightly differently to the album versions which added more depth to their music. All of their songs are completely different. They were also known as the best band to see live. It was all about production, performance and above all wowing the fans with their musicianship and top entertainment. They performed at a charity concert called Live Aid in 1985, it is considered the greatest live performance of all time. If you do check that out check out the songs on the set list before you watch the show...
I just recently got into your reactions...i love how you pronounce the G in your ing's haha
That is the definition of a rhapsody
This song is a metaphorđ€©
This is one of Queens GREATIST SONG
Love your reactions J, I think you would get a kick out of Queen's - Fat Bottom Girls! So fun!
'Somebody to Love' live in Montreal is a MUST see.
Really great reaction!!!
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Fun reaction, enjoyed your appreciation of their talent. The movie Bohemian Rhapsody is the biopic of the bands lives together. It shows a great scene of how they put this song together and is an amazing movie in general. You should definitely check it out