thats the thing about queen you probably have heard them in films, but didnt know it was them..they have been is so many films tv series.. its just how powerful they are
Funny you mentioned Michael Jackson. The story goes that Queen wasn't going to release this song. But Freddie was friends with Michael and he played the tune for him. Michael insisted they release it as a single. Ended up being their biggest worldwide hit.
Good comment. It's seems like I know every top 40 Queen song I just didn't know that I know the song. I think maybe in the 70s being gay got Freddie discriminated against so they never got the full level of due that they deserved, just a thought.
This song was not going to be released as a single until Michael Jackson heard it. He and Freddie were good friends and MJ convinced Queen to release it as a single. It became Queen's biggest hit worldwide.
Always listen the studio versions first though, even if they sound great live. Thanks for your reaction bruh! "Eagles - Hotel California live 1977" would be awesome!
+1 to this, live is interesting, but these guys were wizards of the studio with attention to every detail. Beautiful harmonies, layered guitars, stuff you cannot get in live performances. Studio versions are essential. Then get the live experience.
You do realise you've just contradicted your own advice? "Always listen to the studio versions first though, even if they sound great live... Hotel California live 1977 would be awesome!" lol ;) :)
Yes,I agree 100% ALWAYS listen to the studio versions of songs first before any live performance.The studio versions of songs are usually the definitive statement of what the band/artist were trying to achieve.It's also good to let the newbies experience the songs the same way most of us originally experienced them which is through the STUDIO recordings.THEN they could go and listen to how the songs were reinterpreted in a live setting.
With Queen you should always go live first. The two where the vide is a must is radio gags (but again live is better, but the video make it make more sense), and I want to break free, where the video is great, and was banned off MTV USA in its day.
Interesting you said Michael Jackson. This was supposed to be a back side of a single and Michael Jackson who was friends with Freddie Mercury talked them into release this as a single and ended up being one of their biggest hits!
Keep being yourself. You being real is why I like your channel. Great song & reaction. Shout out to "Small Soldiers"... I couldn't believe it when you played that clip! SWEET!!✌🏼💖🎶
If I could offer a word of advice, Queen is best live. If you can find a live version of any song you want to listen to of theirs, it's always better IMO. Also Freddie is the ultimate frontman when it comes to live performances.
John Deacon wrote this song but I think you are referring to the riff that John came up with for their other song 'Under Pressure'.That's the riff that Vanilla Ice stole.
A lot of your musical heroes don't close it down to 1 genre my man If you want to take the music you listen to , like hip hop ,for example, to the next level of greatness., because I loved it In. the day, and laying down the words like drum chatt ain't new. Rap to me now like Meral at the end of the 70s is weak,, no true, new sound , no one has the balls to be That Pioneer that people justt Sneer , just keeping it safe by high hat ticking off beats a clicking, ya can't fool me fricken behind a wall of smoke, no joke, the seen is clucking ,, the style need chucking, time for the next fresh sound to be known. It ain't gonna happen by listen to 1 genre. This very tune right here should be a hint, that their a plenty of rap artists nicking the great ideas from the past. There certainly aren't any rap artists that make me think, oh my God,, how original"
People keep on suggesting songs from the Later queen period when they were past there prime. Queen of the 70s that's when they were a great rock band. Queen father to son
@@allensaunders449 How can you say that everything from the 80s is 'crap', the 70s is a whole different style. How the hell can you call songs such as Under Pressure, The Miracle, Machines (Or back to humans) or One Vision 'crap'?
@@Tom-ek7hc different yes it is also much better song writing and rock in general. Not even close. Come on radio gaga is junk for ex. Try some songs from queen 1974 live at the rainbow
Keeping it straight is keeping it str8. Good music emits joy. Positioning notes in a certain sequemce is a beautiful thing. I dejayed back in the day all genres. But let me say acting all non challant because you want to be different is in itself fake. Music with real instruments is great. Hip Hop ,and rap are great when your ready to get down, though all are basic with no substamce except for the voice and hard beats.it lacks the feeling one gets when listening to real notes coming from real instruments. There are too many one and no hit wonder in hip hop and rap my man..learn how to play guitar, then you will feel what I'm saying bout the music.
not saying to act nonchalant but whether you know it or not alot of people make fake reactions . If its a good song yeah you can react but overly reacting isnt what im about . Ive seen reactions and its not even that serious sometimes like pink floyd is a good group and somebody went crazy over a song that wasnt even that popular and people in the comments even said hes overreacting to the song cause it wasnt even their best work or close to it . i just cant be fake for views or subs thats all im saying
@@secondchance5080 l gotcha. Yet the problem nowadays unlike back in the day , is the music production is way to clean. Ithe production of todays music prevails over true art. In fact the very idea you intended in a new track loses it integrity. In those days when i was coming up, hits were frowned upon. Man if your rap tune didnt stay deep down in the underground,it was sell out city. Most of us younguns didnt listen to the radio. We had our own selection., no where near some radio, force feed Crappy top 40 , popular trash. I mean punk and early rap came up together,and returned music to its roots. That is to say music is an art form , instead of us9ng say oil paint and a canvas , we use frequencies to really nail down the feelings deep in the soul. You might say the rap artist you like is better, or you connect with it better. That in itself doesnt make it better, or worse. But the fact remains,, laying down a beat.and spitting word o mouth can never contend with the notes, and frequencies emitted from those notes,, like a lazer.
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HAPPY MONDAYS HALLELUJAH (club mix) YOU GOTTTTTTTTAAAA DO THIS FUCK MAN
Queen-don’t stop me now
Actually Queen did Live Aid at Wembley and later did a full concert there.
thats the thing about queen you probably have heard them in films, but didnt know it was them..they have been is so many films tv series.. its just how powerful they are
Funny you mentioned Michael Jackson. The story goes that Queen wasn't going to release this song. But Freddie was friends with Michael and he played the tune for him. Michael insisted they release it as a single. Ended up being their biggest worldwide hit.
Good comment. It's seems like I know every top 40 Queen song I just didn't know that I know the song. I think maybe in the 70s being gay got Freddie discriminated against so they never got the full level of due that they deserved, just a thought.
Queen's first movie soundtrack album is from the movie Flash Gordon. The No. 1 hit from the movie is called Flash. The album also went to No. 1.
queen flash, prince of universe
Princes of the Universe - love the interaction between Christopher Lambert and Freddie Mercury.
Two awesome soundtrack songs, another is "One Vision" from Iron Eagle.
This song was not going to be released as a single until Michael Jackson heard it. He and Freddie were good friends and MJ convinced Queen to release it as a single. It became Queen's biggest hit worldwide.
What’s the beat in the beginning of the video
Please listen to queen sombody to love Montreal 1981😍😍please
React to somebody to love, We are the champions, I want to break free.Pls react to there music videos there by Queen
Always listen the studio versions first though, even if they sound great live. Thanks for your reaction bruh! "Eagles - Hotel California live 1977" would be awesome!
+1 to this, live is interesting, but these guys were wizards of the studio with attention to every detail. Beautiful harmonies, layered guitars, stuff you cannot get in live performances. Studio versions are essential. Then get the live experience.
You do realise you've just contradicted your own advice? "Always listen to the studio versions first though, even if they sound great live... Hotel California live 1977 would be awesome!" lol ;) :)
Yeah that's true but the Eagle's live version is almost 1:1 from the studio version but you caught me there haha :)
Yes,I agree 100% ALWAYS listen to the studio versions of songs first before any live performance.The studio versions of songs are usually the definitive statement of what the band/artist were trying to achieve.It's also good to let the newbies experience the songs the same way most of us originally experienced them which is through the STUDIO recordings.THEN they could go and listen to how the songs were reinterpreted in a live setting.
If it sounds like Michael Jackson, it's because Queen inspired Jackson....
With Queen you should always go live first. The two where the vide is a must is radio gags (but again live is better, but the video make it make more sense), and I want to break free, where the video is great, and was banned off MTV USA in its day.
Interesting you said Michael Jackson. This was supposed to be a back side of a single and Michael Jackson who was friends with Freddie Mercury talked them into release this as a single and ended up being one of their biggest hits!
Keep being yourself. You being real is why I like your channel. Great song & reaction.
Shout out to "Small Soldiers"... I couldn't believe it when you played that clip! SWEET!!✌🏼💖🎶
If I could offer a word of advice, Queen is best live. If you can find a live version of any song you want to listen to of theirs, it's always better IMO. Also Freddie is the ultimate frontman when it comes to live performances.
John Deacon came up from the riff. Vanilla Ice were sued for using the riff.
If you speak during the music you can't hear what you are saying, dude.
John Deacon wrote this song but I think you are referring to the riff that John came up with for their other song 'Under Pressure'.That's the riff that Vanilla Ice stole.
@@TRANZEURO You are correct, sir. I mixed up the songs!
603 here!!!
A lot of your musical heroes don't close it down to 1 genre my man
If you want to take the music you listen to , like hip hop ,for example, to the next level of greatness., because I loved it In. the day, and laying down the words like drum chatt ain't new. Rap to me now like Meral at the end of the 70s is weak,, no true, new sound , no one has the balls to be That Pioneer that people justt Sneer , just keeping it safe by high hat ticking off beats a clicking, ya can't fool me fricken behind a wall of smoke, no joke, the seen is clucking ,, the style need chucking, time for the next fresh sound to be known.
It ain't gonna happen by listen to 1 genre.
This very tune right here should be a hint, that their a plenty of rap artists nicking the great ideas from the past.
There certainly aren't any rap artists that make me think, oh my God,, how original"
People keep on suggesting songs from the Later queen period when they were past there prime. Queen of the 70s that's when they were a great rock band. Queen father to son
Past their prime? Ever heard of the Innuendo album?
@@Tom-ek7hc one album from that entire period was wonderful thats it everything else was crap listen to there first 6 albums fantastic
@@allensaunders449 How can you say that everything from the 80s is 'crap', the 70s is a whole different style. How the hell can you call songs such as Under Pressure, The Miracle, Machines (Or back to humans) or One Vision 'crap'?
@@Tom-ek7hc different yes it is also much better song writing and rock in general. Not even close. Come on radio gaga is junk for ex. Try some songs from queen 1974 live at the rainbow
In general I agree, but The Game is great.
Keeping it straight is keeping it str8.
Good music emits joy. Positioning notes in a certain sequemce is a beautiful thing.
I dejayed back in the day all genres.
But let me say acting all non challant because you want to be different is in itself fake.
Music with real instruments is great.
Hip Hop ,and rap are great when your ready to get down, though all are basic with no substamce except for the voice and hard beats.it lacks the feeling one gets when listening to real notes coming from real instruments.
There are too many one and no hit wonder in hip hop and rap my man..learn how to play guitar, then you will feel what I'm saying bout the music.
not saying to act nonchalant but whether you know it or not alot of people make fake reactions . If its a good song yeah you can react but overly reacting isnt what im about . Ive seen reactions and its not even that serious sometimes like pink floyd is a good group and somebody went crazy over a song that wasnt even that popular and people in the comments even said hes overreacting to the song cause it wasnt even their best work or close to it . i just cant be fake for views or subs thats all im saying
@@secondchance5080 l gotcha.
Yet the problem nowadays unlike back in the day , is the music production is way to clean. Ithe production of todays music prevails over true art. In fact the very idea you intended in a new track loses it integrity.
In those days when i was coming up, hits were frowned upon.
Man if your rap tune didnt stay deep down in the underground,it was sell out city. Most of us younguns didnt listen to the radio. We had our own selection., no where near some radio, force feed Crappy top 40 , popular trash.
I mean punk and early rap came up together,and returned music to its roots. That is to say music is an art form , instead of us9ng say oil paint and a canvas , we use frequencies to really nail down the feelings deep in the soul. You might say the rap artist you like is better, or you connect with it better. That in itself doesnt make it better, or worse.
But the fact remains,, laying down a beat.and spitting word o mouth can never contend with the notes, and frequencies emitted from those notes,, like a lazer.
Please do Blue Oyster Cult - Fear the reaper
does sound a bit like Billie Jean.
do some recent songs
i am i did these like a week ago these aint even new i got recent things coming up