Brian seems nervous and looks to Roger a lot regarding touring, as if to make sure they are on the same page with what they are saying. They were very careful not to mention Freddie. They kept their composure well, considering the big secret they were keeping,
Well i for one think it was wrong to keep it secret and then release a brief statement re diagnosis when he was already dying and shock all their fans by making it feel a lot more sudden than it was. Understandable if they couldn't go into specifics, but they could've just said something like, "Well sadly, Freddie has been quite unwell recently and the jury is still out in terms of what could be wrong with him. If/when he recovers we would love to tour again, but for the time being, that's on the backburner." That's all that needed to be said.
never seen roger with his hair so short! he's getting his money's worth from that shirt, thats the same shirt he wore backstage at live aid 4 years earlier! they were the absolute best live band of all time and i'm proud to say i've seen them twice in scotland 👑✊🇬🇧
I guess after 86 he said enough of this long hair. Because after 86 never seen him with the works - magic era mullet again or anything long with his hair
Shame when they came back to sit in the same place, same sofa, barely more than 2 years later to defend Freddie, that prick Paul Daniels was allowed to be sitting with them.
Freddie will always be the love of my life,however you can never overlook the other 3. They not only are so talented but extremely good looking. It is kind of crazy to find all of that in one group, I think there will never be another!
In retrospect if Queen had decided to tour again in 1989 then it would have been known on this programme from the get go. A very difficult period for the band at this time but fair play to Brian and Roger for pretending it was business as usual. In saying that they probably believed that Freddie was going to get better and had enough time on his side for that life saving formula. Who knows. It might have happened.
I saw another interview that the rest of the band hadn't really come to grips with the fact that Freddie wouldn't somehow pull through until the very very end. :,( I get it, it's gotta be hard to try and wrap your head around that when your friend is still with you, making music together like always.
Not sure what you mean by "if they had decided to tour again in 1989"....Freddie was extremely ill and unable to handle the grueling schedule and immense work of a tour in 1989. Touring was impossible. RIP Freddie 💔🙏
@@alexkx8599 after two years I have my mind on something else. After The Miracle was released, they pretty much got started with Innuendo by the beginning of 1990. If they were to tour or even do a few shows, Freddie probably would’ve never seen the completion of the album. So in retrospect, it was probably best they didn’t tour and instead give us a final album that Freddie was fully in.
Roger Meddows Taylor (King's Lynn, Norfolk, Inglaterra; 26 de julio de 1949), más conocido como Roger Taylor, es un músico, compositor, multiinstrumentista y productor cinematográfico[2] británico. En algunas canciones como solista actuó como guitarrista y vocalista. Ha escrito canciones famosas de Queen como "Sheer Heart Attack", "I'm In Love With My Car", "Radio Ga Ga" o "A Kind of Magic". También escribió otras como "Breakthru" o "Innuendo" junto con Freddie Mercury. 74 AÑOS. (75)
Brian Harold May (Londres, Inglaterra 19 de julio de 1947) es un músico, compositor, cantante, multiinstrumentista, activista y astrofísico británico. Es conocido por ser guitarrista, compositor, vocalista y en ocasiones teclista de la banda británica Queen.
Nope, It's Freddie. Roger has very bad high voice during miracle. It's because of smoking. Funny fact is, that Freddie was smoking too😂 sorry for my English😂🇨🇿
@@williamrobin5207 actually Roger had already quit smoking by that time. His highest range had damaged a bit by earlier 80's bc of smoking though, I think. But it was still there, like on "Flash". And you can hear Roger in "I Want It All" too.
I assume you have the VHS recording to it. Is there a possibility you can still share a download link to it? I also happened to do [some] video restoration, and I would love to give my try with your copy. :)
@@louisemitchell3418 Also, Freddie famously hated doing interviews because he had often been terribly misquoted by certain journalists in the past. What's more, (like John) he was also painfully shy and hated talking about himself to people that he didn't know and trust. Freddie much preferred to maintain his privacy and keep his mystique.
![Queen - Innuendo, EPK (1991) [Chief Mouse enhancement]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VQDZDsEoAyE/mqdefault.jpg)
Roger’s biggest curse was that he likes to sing and he ended up in a band with Freddie Mercury.
3:23 "Mr. Taylor is here!"
I remember watching this and then bunking off college to buy the single in every format. Happy times!
Two handsome, articulate men. Each extremely talented in their own right.
Brian seems nervous and looks to Roger a lot regarding touring, as if to make sure they are on the same page with what they are saying. They were very careful not to mention Freddie. They kept their composure well, considering the big secret they were keeping,
Soo true !! Very sad.
Brian has never been very good at lying.
I think they try their best and they did it, as a band, as friends, as every all!
They were loyal to Freddie and protected him ❤
Well i for one think it was wrong to keep it secret and then release a brief statement re diagnosis when he was already dying and shock all their fans by making it feel a lot more sudden than it was. Understandable if they couldn't go into specifics, but they could've just said something like,
"Well sadly, Freddie has been quite unwell recently and the jury is still out in terms of what could be wrong with him. If/when he recovers we would love to tour again, but for the time being, that's on the backburner."
That's all that needed to be said.
There's a certain hint of sadness in Brian when talking about the album and touring. I guess he couldn't help thinking about Freddie's health :(
Rodger and Brian are so handsome
Brian was really handsome during the Miracle era.
Is there really any part of the four of them lives that they look bad? I mean, they all look magnificent their whole life!
Interesting Things he is very very very handsome everywhere....
And he'll always be..
Interesting Things Have you seen Brian with a beard? OMG he looks amazing
Very good looking both of them!
@@HarekaTysiri have you seen John deacon lately
never seen roger with his hair so short! he's getting his money's worth from that shirt, thats the same shirt he wore backstage at live aid 4 years earlier! they were the absolute best live band of all time and i'm proud to say i've seen them twice in scotland 👑✊🇬🇧
I guess after 86 he said enough of this long hair. Because after 86 never seen him with the works - magic era mullet again or anything long with his hair
Very nice interview - polite and respectful, as it should be.
Shame when they came back to sit in the same place, same sofa, barely more than 2 years later to defend Freddie, that prick Paul Daniels was allowed to be sitting with them.
17:11 Watch Brian turn to Roger. It's written all over his face.
They did a great interview &both Gorgeous!
Great! Thank you for this gem! What a lovely full interview. Not like the 3 minute snippets we get offered in breakfast TV nowadays. Very enjoyable.
Gosh Roger is soooo handsome
This is more British than tea and colonialism!
'I say! Jollay good show, old bean!'
I'm wondering if I use this kind of statement in IELTS exam. Is it going to annoy examiner?
Freddie will always be the love of my life,however you can never overlook the other 3.
They not only are so talented but extremely good looking. It is kind of crazy to find all of that in one group, I think there will never be another!
✌🏼
And way intelligent
Brian is the most handsome man I’ve ever seen!😍
19:34 you’re welcome
OMG I LOVE YOU
I would kill for a hair like Brian's.
Like in a dream....these were different times.
In retrospect if Queen had decided to tour again in 1989 then it would have been known on this programme from the get go. A very difficult period for the band at this time but fair play to Brian and Roger for pretending it was business as usual. In saying that they probably believed that Freddie was going to get better and had enough time on his side for that life saving formula. Who knows. It might have happened.
I saw another interview that the rest of the band hadn't really come to grips with the fact that Freddie wouldn't somehow pull through until the very very end. :,( I get it, it's gotta be hard to try and wrap your head around that when your friend is still with you, making music together like always.
If only he got held of life insurance he would’ve
Not sure what you mean by "if they had decided to tour again in 1989"....Freddie was extremely ill and unable to handle the grueling schedule and immense work of a tour in 1989. Touring was impossible.
RIP Freddie 💔🙏
@@MintiesPoopin HUH?
@@alexkx8599 after two years I have my mind on something else. After The Miracle was released, they pretty much got started with Innuendo by the beginning of 1990. If they were to tour or even do a few shows, Freddie probably would’ve never seen the completion of the album. So in retrospect, it was probably best they didn’t tour and instead give us a final album that Freddie was fully in.
Roger Meddows Taylor (King's Lynn, Norfolk, Inglaterra; 26 de julio de 1949), más conocido como Roger Taylor, es un músico, compositor, multiinstrumentista y productor cinematográfico[2] británico. En algunas canciones como solista actuó como guitarrista y vocalista. Ha escrito canciones famosas de Queen como "Sheer Heart Attack", "I'm In Love With My Car", "Radio Ga Ga" o "A Kind of Magic". También escribió otras como "Breakthru" o "Innuendo" junto con Freddie Mercury.
74 AÑOS. (75)
So sad that at this stage they'd never play live again as a this 4 piece.
Wow, this Is interesting
17:51 Shut up Bri...?😄
The programme is TVAM :-)
*Preforming it on stage*
Sound studio. Not on stage. No on stage performances after August 1986.
Brian Harold May (Londres, Inglaterra 19 de julio de 1947) es un músico, compositor, cantante, multiinstrumentista, activista y astrofísico británico. Es conocido por ser guitarrista, compositor, vocalista y en ocasiones teclista de la banda británica Queen.
근데 진짜 희한한게 로저는 저 셔츠를 왤케 좋아하는거야...라이브에이드때도 입고 부다페스트에서도 입고 다른 인터뷰때도 입고...아님 비슷한 디자인인가
Is it roger's high pitch falsetto at 13:34?
Aye 😉
Nope, It's Freddie. Roger has very bad high voice during miracle. It's because of smoking. Funny fact is, that Freddie was smoking too😂 sorry for my English😂🇨🇿
All Freddie iirc. The vocal track of Freddie on I Want It All, you can only hear Freddie so I'm guessing it all is Freddie.
If you listen to the vocal track on its own you can hear Rogers voice
@@williamrobin5207 actually Roger had already quit smoking by that time. His highest range had damaged a bit by earlier 80's bc of smoking though, I think. But it was still there, like on "Flash". And you can hear Roger in "I Want It All" too.
Can you add korean subtitle
at another video of the queen, for korean subscriber?
Because I’m korean Queen lover😊😊
Hey! You are very good in this! Can you remaster a VHS recording of a 1996 TVR1 (Romanian Television) broadcast of The Queen Phenomenon?
I assume you have the VHS recording to it. Is there a possibility you can still share a download link to it? I also happened to do [some] video restoration, and I would love to give my try with your copy. :)
rogers hair is bothering me 😂
Same 😂😂😂
Weird new experiment i think 😂
@@unicornqueen9049 experiment? No just stopped dying it and it's went grey
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This is TV-AM , not Good Morning Britain.
5:01 they look scared at the fact they are about to watch themselves singing😂
I know they both loathe early mornings.........
Was Freddie and John invited to this interview?
Freddie was ill around this time and John is painfully shy.
@@louisemitchell3418 😔😢🤍
@@louisemitchell3418 Also, Freddie famously hated doing interviews because he had often been terribly misquoted by certain journalists in the past.
What's more, (like John) he was also painfully shy and hated talking about himself to people that he didn't know and trust.
Freddie much preferred to maintain his privacy and keep his mystique.
Who cares
@@davebain1982 Why 'who cares'? It was a good question. I would have liked to have seen the four of them.
End of conversation is horrible looking from the side of people whoo ask questions....pitty