Ty for all your support, information and requests, we have right now a very long queue (7 months behind) and we get new request everyday, so don't worry we will take all request, but will take some time, if u want to support us and also skip the queue with 2 monthly request who skip all the queue we have a patreon, otherwise have a good day and again ty for all your amazing support: www.patreon.com/CelcaReact
It's a real vocal killer song. After the very last live concert at Knebworth Freddie mentioned in an interview, that he felt that his physical condition is no more enough to run and run on the the large stages. The Wembley stage was 50 meters long, with ramps and stairs, he became tired and I don't wonder. After stopping the touring his vocal recovered and was crystal clear again.
Great reaction !! What ever queen does is perfect especially freddie the God music for sure now I'm here it's amust from whembley and you're right they can do every thing you must do who wants to live for ever amazing song ever
Great reaction x Now I’m Here & Who Wants to Live Forever from this concert a couple more suggestions although anything from this Wembley 1986 concert you can’t go wrong it’s amazing x they did two sold out shows at Wembley as it wasn’t available for any more they did another one at Knebworth to around 120,000 people a few weeks later that was the last live show with Freddie he was diagnosed in 1987 x
Love your reactions. I want to blow your minds with Freddy Mercury and Montserrat Caballe singing Barcelona. A complete different sound for Freddy. Also, Who Wants to Live Forever will amaze you
Queen paid a lot of attention to every detail in their concerts from the flow of the music and the rise and fall of the energy to the lights, sound, costumes, and pyro. They made sure that the songs flowed into each other much like they did on their albums to provide the best experience for the listener. This medley started with Lap of The Gods Revisited, then Seven Seas of Rhye, then Tear It Up, then flows into the full song It's a Kind of Magic. Their live performances are fantastic but keep in mind that listening to one song at a time in a concert, especially if it's part of a medley, is a very different experience than listening to a chunk of or the entire concert because of the way that Queen controls the energy to the crowd. You guys seem to be more sensitive to the flow of the energy so you might prefer watching a chunk of the concert. If you were to watch the Wemley 1986 (Saturday version) concert from the beginning through Another One Bites The Dust, I think you would get a totally different feel and perspective from the songs that you have listened to thus far. Eventually, you're going to want to watch their 1985 20 min Live Aid set in it's entirety. That is a must see and something you definitely do not want to break up. You need to be able to feel the energy of the crowd and the band interacting as well of the real time pace that they sustained throughout the performance. That is something that Freddie Mercury does better than anyone. That performance was voted the best live rock performance ever by any band and is still considered true to this day.
ty so much for telling us all this! We sadly learned it after we recorded all song separated, lets add Another One Bites the Dust to our queue, Celika don't know that song, i (Caspar) know it well, but haven't seen it live, we have like all Queen songs on our queue now and is so amazing to learn more about them, we love them really much, and your guys support means all!
![Couple First Reaction To - Queen - Fat Bottom Girls [Live]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9WQRFV6503M/mqdefault.jpg)
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Ty for all your support, information and requests, we have right now a very long queue (7 months behind) and we get new request everyday, so don't worry we will take all request, but will take some time, if u want to support us and also skip the queue with 2 monthly request who skip all the queue we have a patreon, otherwise have a good day and again ty for all your amazing support: www.patreon.com/CelcaReact
Even later work by Freddie, Barcelona, golden boy, fallen priest, the miracle. So much more! 🎸 🎵 👑
Empty world without Freddie 💔
Totally different vibe, try My Melancholy Blues in Houston. I think you both will like it. You’d swear you were in a piano bar back in the 40’s.
TY! we will add it to queue!
It's a real vocal killer song. After the very last live concert at Knebworth Freddie mentioned in an interview, that he felt that his physical condition is no more enough to run and run on the the large stages. The Wembley stage was 50 meters long, with ramps and stairs, he became tired and I don't wonder. After stopping the touring his vocal recovered and was crystal clear again.
wow we didn't knew that for sure! ty so much for sharing it with us!
Great reaction !! What ever queen does is perfect especially freddie the God music for sure now I'm here it's amust from whembley and you're right they can do every thing you must do who wants to live for ever amazing song ever
Yes these 3 songs, you just reacted to are a medley. Most reactors react to these songs all together, not separate.
We learned that after we recorded it haha,
Songs i have never heard before❤ love it
Great reaction x Now I’m Here & Who Wants to Live Forever from this concert a couple more suggestions although anything from this Wembley 1986 concert you can’t go wrong it’s amazing x they did two sold out shows at Wembley as it wasn’t available for any more they did another one at Knebworth to around 120,000 people a few weeks later that was the last live show with Freddie he was diagnosed in 1987 x
ty for sharing so much information! we didn't knew that
Love your reactions. I want to blow your minds with Freddy Mercury and Montserrat Caballe singing Barcelona. A complete different sound for Freddy. Also, Who Wants to Live Forever will amaze you
already on our queue ty! :)
Queen paid a lot of attention to every detail in their concerts from the flow of the music and the rise and fall of the energy to the lights, sound, costumes, and pyro. They made sure that the songs flowed into each other much like they did on their albums to provide the best experience for the listener. This medley started with Lap of The Gods Revisited, then Seven Seas of Rhye, then Tear It Up, then flows into the full song It's a Kind of Magic. Their live performances are fantastic but keep in mind that listening to one song at a time in a concert, especially if it's part of a medley, is a very different experience than listening to a chunk of or the entire concert because of the way that Queen controls the energy to the crowd. You guys seem to be more sensitive to the flow of the energy so you might prefer watching a chunk of the concert. If you were to watch the Wemley 1986 (Saturday version) concert from the beginning through Another One Bites The Dust, I think you would get a totally different feel and perspective from the songs that you have listened to thus far. Eventually, you're going to want to watch their 1985 20 min Live Aid set in it's entirety. That is a must see and something you definitely do not want to break up. You need to be able to feel the energy of the crowd and the band interacting as well of the real time pace that they sustained throughout the performance. That is something that Freddie Mercury does better than anyone. That performance was voted the best live rock performance ever by any band and is still considered true to this day.
ty so much for telling us all this! We sadly learned it after we recorded all song separated, lets add Another One Bites the Dust to our queue, Celika don't know that song, i (Caspar) know it well, but haven't seen it live, we have like all Queen songs on our queue now and is so amazing to learn more about them, we love them really much, and your guys support means all!
Before this song was In the Lap of the Gods, Seven Seas of Rhye and then this one. Much worth watching.
We have watched all
react to barcelona, ft montserrat caballe
on our queue ty!