SHANE…. YOU HAVE JUST MADE TODAY CHRISTMAS FOR ME, BY REACTING TO MY FAVORITE PERFORMANCE OF THIS SONG! (It’s much lesser known, and so doesn’t get played very often… I actually feel SORRY for all the Queen fans out there who haven’t seen this.) THANK YOUUU!!!
Hi Shane, how are you my drummer brother? Great reaction to this amazing tune, the boys are in awesome form as ever. I'm loving the Queen live at Wembley 1986 journey so far, these are some of their best concerts, soooo good! I can't wait for the further songs in the set. You described this and them perfectly. I'm subscribed and have the notification bell on. Keep rocking on, mate.
This song was written by Brian as part of the soundtrack the band was commissioned to create for the movie Highlander. (IMO, the music is far superior to the film.) The movie was about immortals who did in fact live forever. But Freddie made every song he sang sound like it came from his heart. At the time of this concert Freddie had not yet been formally diagnosed with AIDS, although he must have had a pretty good idea of what was ailing him. It's heartbreaking for me to see him sing this song knowing there was a good chance his time on the planet was limited.
Thanks Shane for one of the most beautiful songs by the Queen.
❤👑🎶
thank you!!!
SHANE….
YOU HAVE JUST MADE TODAY CHRISTMAS FOR ME, BY REACTING TO MY FAVORITE PERFORMANCE OF THIS SONG! (It’s much lesser known, and so doesn’t get played very often… I actually feel SORRY for all the Queen fans out there who haven’t seen this.)
THANK YOUUU!!!
Thank you so much Shane! It's an absolute masterpiece, next to "The Show Must Go On" Brian's best in my opinion. 🤍
Hi Shane, how are you my drummer brother? Great reaction to this amazing tune, the boys are in awesome form as ever. I'm loving the Queen live at Wembley 1986 journey so far, these are some of their best concerts, soooo good! I can't wait for the further songs in the set. You described this and them perfectly. I'm subscribed and have the notification bell on. Keep rocking on, mate.
This song was written by Brian as part of the soundtrack the band was commissioned to create for the movie Highlander. (IMO, the music is far superior to the film.) The movie was about immortals who did in fact live forever. But Freddie made every song he sang sound like it came from his heart. At the time of this concert Freddie had not yet been formally diagnosed with AIDS, although he must have had a pretty good idea of what was ailing him. It's heartbreaking for me to see him sing this song knowing there was a good chance his time on the planet was limited.