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Thank you young man this was special in England ❤❤❤

Elvis and the black community is the one to watch. Opened a lot of eyes

I'LL LET THE COMMENTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES NO NEED TO REPEAT. YOUNG MAN AT THE END YOU SAID IT ALL. I APPLAUSE YOU HAVING GOOD HEART,MANNERS,AND YOU SPEAK YOUR TRUTH AND I HUMBLE AGREE. ENJOY YOUR JOURNEY 💙

Thanks for acknowledging Roger, John & Brian. Because Freddie is the front man, he gets the majority of the attention, but each member is a musical genius. They are the picture of the saying "The whole is greater than the sum of its parts".

Always have the lyrics... He's talking about doing shadow work. Read what 46+2 means. Way deeper than you even know. Once you do know what it means this song will really hit you right in the gut.

@MDreezy For many years I've labeled Queen Music as their own Genre. Agree? Loving your reactions, thank you so much 🙂

Hi! I was 18 years old back then and We skipped everything to watch this concert. We did not have cellphones so concerts were a magic experience.

was lucky enough to have seen them back then. they were fantastic.

Where have you been?

No one is exactly sure where this song came from, but one theory is that it came from a poem in the 1600s, I think.

The Beatles were a phenomena, & so ahead of their time! This riff has been all over the place, but what is less known, is that Michael Jackson did a cover of this song, and was quite good....if you want a listen: ruclips.net/video/ubR9cXWkXv8/видео.html

I am amazed a young person likes this great old music. I think that is the Best part of this video!

This concert had many bands and was for AIDS research. Freddie died of AIDS a few years after this concert. One of the saddest losses in Rock.

I Love that you Love this music. Just keep listening to 60's 70's 80's music, you won't be disappointed.

That is why we love sidhu moosewala because he never promoted drugs and all not nude girls ❤❤❤

Comedy officers btw.

You are a wise young man!🙏🇺🇲

He’s playing out the character from the song :) Complete live performance

I was 14 when I watched Live Aid at home with my family, it was an intense emotional day because of the cause being so tragic, so difficult to see. The famine was all over the news and the footage was brutal. At school we were making little bracelets and keyrings to sell to raise money, doing sponsored walks and fun runs, anything we could think of to help. But the music was banging and uplifting too so it was a rollercoaster. I’ll never forget when they stopped everything to play some footage of the reason we were all doing this, to Who’s Going To Drive You Home’ by The Cars. Everyone went silent and were in tears. It’s was such a memorable day it’s the only positive about being an old fart, I witnessed Live Aid and grew up with the best music. I grew up listening to Queen and wasn’t surprised when they stole the show here. The Crowd Singing Bohemian Rhapsody at a Green Day gig shows how powerful Queen’s music still is. Loved your reaction.

I heard that a girlfriend gave him a set of white satin sheets. He was in love with her and they separated. Years later, he found her, they got married and lived happily ever after. Don't know if it's true or not but that sounds really NICE! 🥰

RIP FREDDIE MERCURY 1946-1991 DIED 11/24/1991 ONLY 45YRS OLD 🎤🎹🎵🎸🥁🎸❣️❤️🤙

Sir, that drum kit had a family!

This was 1979 Live in Paris. Nice analysis! Look for more Supertramp there's a ton of great songs.

Queen never sang about drugs. He was talking about the good time he was having in Life. Queen's songs are stories.

The Guitar solo is played by Roger and the piano is Rick Davies You should look up the live version (live in Paris 1979) which is on RUclips too. it's fun to watch. 🙂

Check out Supertramp's "Child of Vision" Live is best. Roger Hodgson is the writer of this song and is playing the keyboard and singing. He wrote most of the songs for Supertramp. This song he wrote when he was around 17, about his boarding school experience, before he joined Supertramp.

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Just majestic, heavenly music. A Masterpiece. They don’t make music like this anymore!

Who wants to live forever…live at Wembley 1986 or in Budapest 1986 are the best performances!

Second of June 1982.i was eighteen,Queen are performing in Edinburgh and Pope John Paul the second is saying mass in Glasgow. God told me Queen have more to teach you than the Pope my son,when it says in the last psalm.Praise the Lord with music ,this is what God meant.

It was multiple bands playing for free to help Ethiopia drought. It was simultaneously aired in America ( Philadelphia ) with American bands playing. So no not everyone at wembley were Queen fans.....they were during & after the concert! Plus Queen were added to the list of acts late so we only knew the day before that they would play! Oh how excited i was to learn this...... they stole the show ❤

No auto tune....no ear monitors just pure talent. Freddie & Queen were one of the few bands who sounded better live simply becaue of the legend Freddie Mercury!

If you enjoyed this you will appreciate Babylon Sister from D's Gaucho album. A beautiful piano performance with an incredible horn arrangement.

One of my favorite memories as a teen in '77 was listening to this album on my turntable while reading the liner notes and trying to listen to each instrument. I would listen to each song 8-10 times in row and become entranced. It was such a sweet time. May true music appreciation live forever.

Thanks, Dreezy.. one their most iconic live performances.. everyone was on point.. especially Freddie.. (and no, he had not been diagnosed with AIDS.. but he had a sore throat and was advised not to perform.... still... WFT, right?) Queen was a last-minute addition to the venue.. and it was widely considered that they "stole the show"... appreciate your reaction... (headphones are so key to a Queen listen... lol)

Live Aid lasted for HOURS - we were at home watching it on and off, kinda channel surfing, among the 12 channels we had at the time. LOL! A friend called (our landline) and said "Queen is taking the stage - turn it back on!" We did - and the rest is history! AMAZING! There were tons of great performances, but QUEEN stole the whole damn show!! It was a moment billions of people watching worldwide will never forget.

Man, Freddie Mercury OWNED that strut! He was HOT - men loved him, women loved him... he was a STAR in every sense of the word! RIP Freddie - we miss you! 💖

Most amazing albums. So much deeper than most get. You need to watch the film Pink Floyd The. Wall….. so many layers. A lot of it has war to it

It’s also a visual amazement….

I recommend you watch the movie The Wall…..

There are so many different vocals layering…. This is live and have seen them several times. There isn’t any electronic manipulation

Love your appreciation for music that sounds just as great live as on the album/ CD / whatever …. These are true musicians without mastering and vocalists with nothing like auto tune …. It’s really amazing to see live. This song which is Live from Red Rocks is iconic

Donnie Darko brought me here.....

Do 'Memories fade' Kanye sampled it for Coldest Winter

David Bowie was scheduled to go on after Queen. He reportedly said "how the HELL am I supposed to go on after that?"

Queen were not just Freddie … Hammer to Fall illustrated that … We Will Rock You was Freddie at his best.

They have no comprehension what they even hearing

“This is not rap, this is not hip hop. Just another attempt to make the voices stop.” The dangerous bend symbol refers to the Bourbaki group - they had a symbol for sections of text where things got especially complicated.

this one of his best

Damned from These Days album an underrated gem!!