Brian May & Roger Taylor - No One But You (Live/Holland 2002) Reaction

I react to this live performance that features Brian May & Roger Taylor, from the legendary band Queen! See what I thought of this! #pop #poprock #rogertaylor #queen #freddiemercury #adamlambert #brianmayreactions #queenreactions

[@eorozco2720]

This was so beautiful I loved it all. I would call both of their singing more than adequate . They both are great and yes, Roger does have a fantastic voice, but I really think both of them to there’s a reason why they still in the business. They are both great, and they both loved Freddie and this is a tribute. I have a deep, deep respect for the people who are not the stars, because without them, even the stars wouldn’t be the stars so without the background people there would be nothing. Brian and Roger are the best at what they do.
When Roger and Adam Lambert sing together, they are fantastic

[@davidace5444]

roger is a great singer. I consider him one of the best singers ever

[@cheryljohnson1658]

I love y these 2 guys who to this day love and respect each other and loved Freddie! They both have beautiful voices that enhance their personality as rock stars. Check out Roger's song I'm in love with my car. No subject was off limits! Brian sounds like he has a cold.. His tribute to Freddie in their QAL tour of Love of my life highlights his beautiful voice! Just a suggestion. 😉 They still grieve Freddie's early passing..❤❤❤ Thanks Roskoe for reacting to this duet.

[@valogden]

This song was written by Brian for Freddie. He sent it to Roger who had set it in a drawer. He found it, listened to it and called Brian and they revorded it with John Deacon. You really should watch the official Queen video. You get the meaning of the song that way. It's hard for me to watch it without getting teary. John left the band not long after recording it. They did a concert with Elton John and he said he was done. There's a picture that Freddie drew in the video and the glass if champagne at the end is left for Freddie. When you go to a Queen show there are people in their 70s to young kids. When we went to see the Imax movie concert my 2 yr old and 4 yr old grandsons went. They're big Queen fans.

[@celticpoet21]

Beautiful. Dr. Sir Brian and Roger have such lovely singing voices. Roger would hit the insane high notes in Queen's early years (such as the "Galileo" in Bohemian rhapsody). As a teasing compliment, Freddie would describe Roger's voice as "the dog whistle pitch". "No one but you (only the good die young)" was released in 1997 as Brian, Roger and (bass player) John Deacon's way of showing and expressing that Freddie was (and still is) truly as dear to them as a brother, not just their frontman. It was also meant as a tribute to anyone who lost their lives too soon. I highly recommend the official music video, its so beautiful and deeply emotional. Their grief and sorrow is in every note they play and sing, as you can still sense in this performance too. czcams.com/video/oLKyaOLb2Fs/video.html It should be worthy of note that there is a jukebox musical based on the music of Queen called "We will rock you" that premiered that year (2002) and the lady that Brian was referring to is one of the cast members at the time Kerry Ellis, who would sing that song in the show. Thanks for reacting to this underrated performance.

[@susanengland3919]

This song is considered a tribute to Freddie, it's not one that is going to make the crowd shout and carry on.