Professional Musician's FIRST TIME REACTION to Queen - The March of The Black Queen
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2021
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Even if I love Queen I haven't heard all of their songs, especially their first two albums, today I'm doing a reaction to a song that I wanted to hear a long time ago, it was an amazing experience, I was not expecting less from a band like Queen
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Thanks for reacting to one of my favorite Queen songs. It is a song that will replay in your head all day and night.
No problem! I've heard it a lot during the last days
You can hear the influences for Bohemiam Rhapsody in this song everywhere,musically and lyrically...A great masterpiece from Freddie and the guys...I bought this album back in 1974 and was blown away..one of their greatest albums in my opinion ..Queen II...great reaction 👍👍👍
Yeaaah I was thinking about that when I heard the song a couple more times.
And I think I definitely have to hear Queen II completely
On the album the song actually goes into the next song "Funny How Love Is".
On the Queen II album most songs are connected.
YESSSS - I love Procession/Father To Son/White Queen 👑
Well haha I have a close friend that said "dude why you didn't hear the next song?"
I think I have to hear the entire album
@@Temporal72 If you like this song & if you like the 'Bohemian Rhapsody', you might like this album.
In fact if I had to describe the 'Queen II' album in one sentence I would call it "Bohemian Rhapsody: the Album" because everything that makes out the 'Bohemian Rhapsody' is here in album length. :-)
@@Temporal72 Find the song in Spotify in the Deep Cuts I album and you'll listen the original end.
The engineering of the early Queen albums is incredible for the early 70's. It all leads up to " A Night at the Opera" Pure greatness!
That statement just makes me want to hear the whole Queen II album (and "Queen" as well)
His name is Roy Thomas Baker…very talented engineer and Recording producer at that time
QUEEN! one of the best bands of all times~ really enjoyed this video. So theatrical, so emotional and so magic ♡
🔥🔥❤️
Excellent reaction to this dynamic song. The guitar really leads the music down so many different avenues as do the changes in Roger's drumming. The bass is like a march in the background. The harmonies on this song are so beautiful and the juxtaposition of the hard and dark with the light and airy really sets the changes in the mood.
I agree with you 100%!
I must add that the way that Brian plays his interpretation during the "ending" (that is similar to Bohemian Rhapsody, just piano an voice, on this song piano and guitar)
Is sublime, you can feel that he is playing with his fingers in such a smooth way
Great reaction 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 more Queen songs "White queen" live at hyde park
I have to hear that song!
One of my favourite Queen songs.
I can see why
Excellent track, now check out "White Queen" live at Hammersmith 1975 .
YESSSS
That is on my list of the next reactions!
I really liked this reaction! I love hearing actual musicians break down Queen songs, especially something as complex as March of the Black Queen. Queen II is my favorite '70s era Queen album and I hope you get a chance to listen to it in its entirety, though you might as well do the first one, too! Some ideas and themes actually carry over, and you can hear them evolve as a band.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
I want to hear both albums on their entirety
A good friend of mine was telling me that some of these ideas were developed to create Bohemian Rhapsody 😱
The first two albums are, for me, Queen at their purest. The fade out is because it leads straight into the next track. I go back to these albums more than any other because they are so powerful.
What do you think about A Night At The Opera?
@@Temporal72 Bohemian Rhapsody is the greatest single ever conceived. The album it is from is also a masterpiece. It is so diverse and well produced. But the first two albums are heavier, and that was the style that drew me to them in the first place.
I really enjoyed your reaction to another of Freddie’s masterpieces. You are right - a very complex song. Please react to more Queen songs .....White Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975 and for something completely different Stone Cold Crazy live at the Rainbow 1974.
Yes please, and You Take My Breath Away live at Hyde Park 1976
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it
I will check White Queen out, I love Stone Cold Crazy, it was one of the first Queen songs that I heard, but I can check out that live version
Love this!
If you want the non fade out ending, there is the Deep Cuts version that has the ending intact. I wish Queen would put that ending onto this version as this video has the lyrics.
Also Queen and Queen 2 are both incredible albums with great progressive songs like My Fairy King, Doing All Right, Son and Daughter, Father and Son, Fairy Fellers Master Stroke.
And White Queen, OMG. White Queen, live at Hammersmith is the best early live Queen performance out there - and it utterly amazing. One of their best instrumentals ever.
Ohh, the way you describe them just make me want to her them! I will add them to the list of the best reactions!
Always said this song made Bohemian Rhapsody sound like a cakewalk. The whole Queen 2 album is like this, mostly the “black side” (side 2). Ogre Battle ROCKS as well and part of a “Suite” that flows together with this song as part of that. Best of Queen in my opinion!
After hearing this I want to hear Queen II entirely
This is from Freddie's songs of Rhye series. Seven Seas of Rhye and Ogre Battle are also included in that series.
Well, that makes them a must to hear
Welcome to the cream of Queen this was just their 2nd album. If you like this check out 'The Prophets Song'
Haha dude, I said it, The Prophet's songs is one of my top Queen songs
Beautiful reaction
ohhhh black queen , i like your comments about the song, just like bohrap playing in your ears😅 some of their song must listen through headphones more exciting 😊 one of masterpiece of Queen is also”Innuendo”
Ohhh yes! I love Bohemian Rhapsody and Innuendo as well
Can you believe that I hadn't heard Innuendo before 2020? Such a great song!
I really realty injoyed your reaction..such insight and musical intelligence..thank so much..I. will follow!!! Queen, Freddie Mercury forever:)love
Queen II has always been my favorite Queen album - probably because it's the first album I borrowed (to record it on a minicassette - piracy already! ^^). Everything that will made them huge later is already here and you wonder how no music critics (who hated them) heard it back then.
I like it even better live at The Rainbow! So much emotion!
I think maybe it's because the first Queen huge hit was Killer Queen (for me) maybe that's the reason I haven't heard those albums
NO SYNTH WAS USED in making this song.
Somebody's reading the record sleeves
Are you sure?
@@Temporal72 that's what they were claiming back then, and it was written on the album sleeves. I tend to believe it.
Excellent album which never got the credit it deserves. Love this album
I want to hear the whole album
Muy buena reacción, creo que la mejor forma de disfrutar al 100% Queen II es escuchando el álbum de principio a fin, debido a que hay varias canciones que están unidas, por ejemplo, The March of the Black Queen está conectada con Funny How Love Is :D
Siiii! Eso me estaba contando una amiga que ama Queen, creo que me va a tocar escucharlo completo!
Sadly, I can only give your reaction one 'like' I'd give dozens more if I could! I have subbed to your channel on the promise of more Queen reactions.
Don't worry! For me your like counts as 100 likes! I will do more Queen reactions
Is there any song that you would like to recommend me?
@@Temporal72 There are many recommendations that I could make! most people will ask for Someone to Love, Innuendo and White Queen. For me, some of their more obscure songs like The Prophet's Song, 39 and A winter's Tale are among my favourites. Queen had no bad songs and it is impossible to name a favourite. They were quoted as playing for the weirdos at the back of the room of which I am proud to be one!
To me it sounds like the battle between good and evil. I love the church bells!
Also, check out Rick Beato’s video on Bohemian Rhapsody with Brian May. It’s a long one but well worth the time.
I really enjoyed your reaction to this song. Your remarks made me start to think of it as a mini-symphony with each movement so different from the preceding one. It's obvious that Freddie had been exposed to classical music, perhaps through the piano lessons he took as a child. Somewhat later than this album he became very interested in ballet and opera. I hope you give a listen to White Queen by Brian May and give us your reaction to that.
I'm glad you liked it! Whoa, I think White Queen will be the next one! So many of you have suggested it
Queen not only were experimental with musical sounds, they were also very experimental with recording techniques. The oxide on the master tape for Bohemian Rhapsody was wearing off because it had been overdubbed so many times. I can imagine that much of Queen II would be the same way. You are so right about the mix down, they were always imaginative. The best way to hear Queen is through headphones. It’s one of the reasons I loved learning to studio record, it was one of my motivations to study music technology. I wish I was still doing it.
Exquisite reaction. Sublime. Thank for sharing.
I'm glad you liked it!
You are 100% correct about the panning, especially this song! If you don't have good headphones on you miss at least half of the song and how awesome it really is! Great reaction 👍 And I love the fact that a professional, like yourself, loves Queen. Thanks again and see ya soon! PS. Your enthusiasm for great music is outstanding!
Great reaction to the best band ever- Queen !❤️❤️
Queen the Best of the Best...greetings from Argentina my Bro!!!
Freddie was bursting with creativity in the early days. This song is a prime example.
If you like prog rock, you absolutely have to listen to the rest of Queen II! The second half of the album, which March of the Black Queen is from, has a lot of fantasy-themed songs, like Ogre Battle, The Fairy-Feller's Master Stroke, and Seven Seas of Rhye. Just an incredibly fun album, and you can definitely hear the beginnings of the ideas that go on to become Bohemian Rhapsody here (there's a story going around that they recorded and re-recorded over the same piece of tape so often to layer the sound that it went transparent. The story is usually attributed to Bohemian Rhapsody, but it's actually about Black Queen!)
Ufffff este es un temaso de queen. Queen 2 es uno de mis albumes favoritos!
Siiii, temazo! Tengo que escuchar todo el álbum
The last bit is a bridge to the next song
My favorite Queen song, without a doubt. A masterpiece!
The classical period is actually ancient Greece thousands of yrs ago however, for some reason music from 400 yrs ago to the 19th century and the early 20th century got named classical music which is a misnomer. Also the enormous variance in styles of classical music is also a misnomer. We name it classical music for all the wrong reasons yet this has stuck with us to this day. We also tend to call it classical music if it is played by an orchestra which is another inaccurate representation...lol.
one of most under-rated amazing queen song 👏
QUEEN ES THE ROCK SYMPHONY!!
👑👑👑👑😇⭐⭐
Quintessential song from their best album imo
recommended song Queen - Ogre Battle/fairy feller's master-stroke/Nevermore
I will add these ones to the reactions list!
Older Queen material is like the best from Led Zep combined with the best from E.L.O., and then magnified until it's almost a parody if itself. It's always such an amazing trip.
Great!! Listen to love of my life piano and arpa intro after the prophet´s song. It´s amazing. Pure Chopin.
More reaction of queen .thank you🥰
Great analysis!
Thank you!
Loved your reaction! Love the harpsichord in this song. Please do “White Queen” live from the Odeon at Hammersmith. Great vocals & instrumental section...you should be able to hear where some of the music from The Phantom of the Opera came from! Queen was very influential. 👍🏼🤗👋🏼
YESSSS
Wow, I have to hear White Queen!
Was it before The Phantom of the Opera?
@@Temporal72 Yes, it was!
@@Temporal72 Brian wrote it in the late 60’s or very early 70’s
Brian and Roger need to release Queen I. Amazing album that was under rated when released. I think it would do very well present day. Great album. True Queen fans really do love this album.
Totally true!!! Queen debute album is genius!!!! I listen to this more mounths long and can!t never bore it! Awesome!!!!!!!
Reading the comments just make me want to hear Queen II and Queen so badly
The songs in the official Queen channel are so porely uploaded! They begin with some seconds of silence and they end up with a fade out. They're not effective on following up the album's continuity. I've been seeing several reactions to this song, and while they love the song, they always end up with the same confusion and deception at the ending because of that.
And by the way: you should totally hear The Fairy Feller's Masterstroke (middle part of a medley, between Ogre Battle and Nevermore) and In The Lap of the Gods (not the "Revisited" one). I already saw that you reacted to My Fairy King.
The entirety of the Queen II album flows from one song to the other and it is absolute experience to have. Please listen to the whole thing from start to finish! March of the Black Queen is my #1 favorite song and when I explain it to people, I tend to say: It's a Bohemian Rhapsody pre-cursor. An absolute rock opera.
Subscribing because you love Prophet's Song :- ) . Seriously, March of the Black Queen is less a song and more of a piece, to me. It requires several listens to make heads or tails of it. To me, it's about the tension between the pull to "spread out your wings you are an angel" versus to march with the Black Queen - the good and bad inclinations of Man, you might say. So he goes back and forth between wishing to be virtuous and wishing to be part of the power of the black queen; this is a struggle undergone by "each and every soul." The musical complexity is incredible and I'd say it's Queen's most baroque song and that is saying a lot! Anyway, enjoyed your reaction very much.
The Prophet's Song ❤️
Ohh, that is a very interesting way to describe it, and you're right, it's a complex song, I have been listening to it a couple more times since I did the reaction
The original does not end with a fade-out but with a stop! at the end of the 'Ahhh" harmony.
No sabía de está canción y fue una gran experiencia escucharla,Queen insuperables e inigualables, únicos gran reacción,👍 espero otras reacciones como está de otros grupos de antaño que marcaron su tiempo.
Jaja no se porque siempre encuentro comentarios tuyos en los vídeos que menos los espero, eres de los comentarios que más me agrada responder :)
@@Temporal72 😅 muchas gracias, me gusta ver tus reacciones son tan naturales, aprendo y conozco otro tipo de música y grupos, tu canal ha sido una de las mejores recomendaciones del RUclips 😊👍 💜 y ya me quedé 😊
Love QUEEN
The end of the song doesn't fade out it becomes the intro to the next track on the album "funny how love is ".
WOW GRACIAS POR REACCIONAR A MI CANCIÓN FAV 🌷
Love it
Thanks
🔥😁
it does not end with a fade out. it is attached to the next song in the album.
I've always considered this song as ending witrh piano and guitar. the last part I actually consider part of the following song
Is there a term for listening to a new Queen song and feeling like an idiot for not having listened everything they've ever produced - Yet at the same time not wanting no listen to their other songs so you can stretch the experience of listening to new Queen content still to this day? I find it somehow hauntingly beautiful to know that Queen has multiple masterpieces like this one that I haven't heard yet and can listen to at any time.
It doesn't end with a fade out, it goes straight into the next song
Just found your channel and immediately subscribed. There are so many Queen songs to react to. So many that we could all write you a list! Early Queen gems and songs from Innuendo would be my suggestions. Try Ogre Battle and Father to Son Live
This song continues to the next song of the album
Great freddie's song
Buenísima! Brian May dice que esta canción es un "pre bohemian raphsody" Muy progresiva, coros geniales.
The prophet's song es la canción más infravalorada de la historia, qué bueno escucharte nombrarla.
Me alegra que también te guste!!! Algún día haré un en vivo escuchando ese álbum aunque no sea una reacción ajja
React to good old fashioned lover boy or Millionaire Waltz pls🙏
I really enjoy your video
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
People might hate me for this but I put this song above bohemian rhapsody. This is a musical masterpiece.
Queen's genre is Queen. They're going to drag you around all over the place. Hands and feet inside the ride at all times. Never assume that a Queen song is going to end when you think it is.
Great reaction to one of Queen's brilliant early works - I love Queen II. If you like panning, I suggest you check out 'The Prophet Song' from 'Night of the Opera' album,
Dude, Queen II in the best Queen album. I swear. Give it a try as a whole.
Muy buena reacción, pero estaría bueno subtitulado al español, no sé si es muy difícil.
Saludos!!!
muy buena reacción, la verdad no había escuchado antes este tema... me sorprendio tanto como a vos... espero puedas reaccionar a algo de los BEATLES, por ejemplo A DAY IN THE LIFE... amo ese tema... Si alguna vez lo reacciona, espero que lo hagas en castellano, jajaj... saludos !
Gracias! Jaja ese nombre me suena! Esa es del álbum de Stg Pepper, cierto?
@@Temporal72 si... es el último tema, el que cierra la obra de arte que es el Sgt. Pepper... Tenes temas incomparables como ese que te recomendé... o este otro de George Harrison ruclips.net/video/HsffxGyY4ck/видео.html Un tema único creo yo... bueno, perdón. Ya te estoy llamando de temas... espero lo puedas escuchar para q lo disfrutes... poder enseñarte algo a vos que me enseñas muchísimo a mi...
Por cierto, de 8:17 a 8:21 se puede escuchar la voz de Roger Taylor, baterista de Queen. Yo soy fan acérrimo de Queen desde hace más de 5 años, y la verdad es que esta es una de mis canciones favoritas de la banda, sino la que más. Gracias por haber reaccionado a ella.
P.D.: Una buena canción para reaccionar puede ser My Fairy King, de Queen I. Bastante progresiva también.
Ohhh, no lo había notado, según tengo entendido el es el que canta las notas más altas en Bohemian Rhapsody, cierto?
Ohhh, gracias por tu recomendación! La voy a anotar y tener muy en cuenta, siempre me emociona escuchar canciones nuevas de Queen que no he escuchado
@@Temporal72 Sí, en Queen 3 de los 4 integrantes cantaban y hacían coros: Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor (baterista) y Brian May (guitarrista). Brian y Roger tienen canciones cantadas enteramente por ellos también. Las más famosas son: '39 cantada por Brian y I'm In Love With My Car cantada por Roger. John Deacon, el bajista, nunca cantó.
You heard this song before, however any Queen reaction is apreciated
That was my first time haha, I swear, that is the idea of these reactions
Very much from their "Prog Rock" period.
ABRAZO DESDE ARGENTINA AMIGO
Gracias!!
I'd like to request a pretty unknown Dutch band that sounds pretty similar to Queen (they even made a Queen Tribute album later in their career) but with more of an orchestral approach. Please review 'Valensia - Gaia'. I think you'll gonna enjoy that and while listening keep in mind that this is basically a one-man band and be even more amazed.
Let me add this song to the best reactions list! I will keep that one in mind!
Now try the prophet's song it's totally mind blowing
That is one of my favorite Queen songs!!
Great reaction, please listen to “The Golden Boy” a duet that Freddie did with Monseratte Caballe, a Spanish Opera Singer
En verdad, esta canción no termina con un "fade out" . "The March of the Black Queen" está pegada a la siguente canción llamada "Funny How Love Is". El "fade out" solo fue hecho para el video. Saludos!
Jaja creo que eso me guía a que tengo que escuchar el álbum completo, saludos!
@@Temporal72 👍👍👍 De seguro que si escuchas todo el album, te va a gustar mucho. Gracias por reaccionar a esta fantástica canción y te felicito por el canal! Un abrazo dese Argentina!!
Este album tiene dos caras (algo que era mucho más literal en el LP): la cara 1, los primeros 5 temas, es conocida como el lado blanco. Tiene todos temas compuestos por Brian May (y uno de Taylor) y es mucho más puro, moralista, habla de grandes fábulas, tanto musical como liricamente. La cara 2 es el lado negro, son todos temas compuestos por Mercury, con liricas más grotescas, chistosas, sexuales. En las fotos del LP los miembros se vestían de manera acorde dependiendo la cara del disco. Para hacerlo más claro, en el lado A está el tema White Queen y en el lado B esta joya a la que reaccionaste.
Such a shame that RUclips have taken it upon themselves to edit the original lyrics....😢
Hablando Queen The Show Must Go On Interpretada por Dimash 1000% recomendada
Siiiiii!! Esa la quiero escuchar :)
Epic track, you could make a 3hr movie out of Queen II, where is Peter Jackson?
It would be cool as hell!
This song is supposed to set up Funny How Love Is, which plays after The March of the Black Queen. Shuffling this album ruins the best moments.
Great reaction. Too complex to talk about after one listen. Yes you should listen to the full album. They were so young and poor. They were determined to make it by doing their own thing.
Reacciona a Bohemian Rhapsody (1975), o, a Don't Stop Me Now (1978), los 2 mejores temas de Queen; en ese orden. Saludos. :)
Pues, como ya lo dije yo amo Queen! Amo esos dos temas, creo que sería raro hacerles reacción por los que ya los conozco 😅
@@Temporal72 Ah, okay. Es extraño igual que siendo fanático de Queen, no conocieras The March of the Black Queen (1974). Yo sin ser un fan acérrimo de ellos, hay temas suyos que me parecen pésimos (We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions) y álbumes harto débiles (News of the World, A Day at the Races), sí conozco toda su discografía y me fascinan lps como A Night at the Opera (1975), Jazz (1978), The Game (1980), The Works (1984), A Kind of Magic (1986), Innuendo (1991), Sheer Heart Attack (1974), Queen (1973) y Queen II (1974), e incluso, me gustan harto los vilipendiados Flash Gordon (1980) y Hot Space (1982). En todo caso podrías hacer con temas magistrales que ya conoces como Bohemian Rhapsody y Don't Stop Me Now, o, con otros temas también magistrales como Save Me (1980) y You're My Best Friend (1975), no una primera reacción si no una nueva reacción, una deconstrucción, un análisis o una comparación. Saludos. :)
Queen - flash gordon.
I think I've heard that song
@@Temporal72 ..the extended version is the best one, queen did the OST for the movie Flash Gordon in 1980.
The huge problem with Queen is not their fault. They have wayyyy too many underrated & unheard songs.
Hacelo en español, careta
Who is that guy? Is he a talented composer to criticize Queen?
If you love Queen, like you say in the very frist phrase of the video, this is not a reaction and probably you should have heard The March of the Black Queen already. Others, you dont love Queen, and probably are just using the video to pretend it is the first time you are hearing that song. Let's be sincere, please!
I love queen, but I haven't heard a lot of their discography, I still have to hear more, but I do love their sound!
@@Temporal72 You don't love Queen. You only love some of their more commercial songs. Queen's discography is only 14 albuns. If you still haven't heard all of them in 2022, give up. All the albuns are available on youtube. And if you'd love Queen, you'd already heard every single track. Or... you live in mars. Enough!
Not necessarily, you can love something without knowing everything about them, love is something subjective, you cannot judge or do a statement like that if you don't know exactly the feeling that it transmit to another person, I want to hear everything, and I enjoy doing this kind of things like the reactions, I concentrate myself while doing it
@@Temporal72 Accept that, boy! Is there any Beatle lover who doesnt know all the beatles songs? Now stop bothering!
Hahahah, well, I'm not going to change your mind, I know what I feel about Queen's music, is all that matters, have a good day
as soon as you stopped the music, I'm out