Queen & James Hetfield/Tony Iommi - Stone Cold Crazy (The Freddie Tribute Concert)
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On April 20th 1992, Roger Taylor, Brian May and John Deacon, the surviving members of Queen, took to the stage at Wembley Stadium for the start of one of the biggest events in rock history, which the band had organised to pay tribute to their former colleague -- the incomparable Freddie Mercury. Queen were joined by some of the greatest musical talent in the world to celebrate Freddie's life and work and to increase public awareness of AIDS, the disease that had prematurely ended his life the previous year. As well as being great entertainment, the concert raised a huge and still growing sum of money for the Mercury Phoenix Trust, a charity formed at the time whose charter is the relief of suffering from AIDS throughout the world. Now for the first time both halves of the concert are being made available on Digital video.
Special guests include David Bowie, Gary Cherone, Roger Daltrey, Def Leppard, Joe Elliot, Extreme, Bob Geldof, Guns 'n' Roses, James Hetfield, Ian Hunter, Tony Iommi, Elton John, Annie Lennox, Metallica, George Michael, Liza Minnelli, Robert Plant, Mick Ronson, Axl Rose, Seal, Slash, Lisa Stansfield, Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Young & Zucchero.
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So weird seeing James sing without a guitar.
it would be as weird seeing Roger Taylor play piano
I watched it at my father's house, didn't recognize him thought it was Lemmy
It ain't the 1st time. He's done it a couple of times before, and months after that concert. Bot involving his arm tied to a sling.
It's like Thor without his Mjolnir or Stormbreaker
I mean, I agree.. but with May & Iommi- why bother?
Queen + James hetfield + Tony lommi =METAL OVERLOAD
@@charlienorton2337 yeah i know. Actualy their music have crossed genres and some of their songs have heavy metal elements in it. and maybe influenced some of the metal bands that we know today. and please dont tell me whose metal or not cause iknow exactly what im talking about coz i got a shitloads of metal bands in my playlist so stfu. ok.
@@raymondt.5163Well, I like what Queen did in the 80s, that the band has experienced other rock subgenres such as pop-rock, new wave, soft rock, But they never abandoned their roots, songs like dragon attack, hammer to fall, i want it all, gimme the prize, princess of the universe, are hard rock and heavy metal songs,
Queen and Black Sabbath both were huge influence to James n Metallica. Metallica always stated in recording of the black album that Queens influence was a big part of that album. And Black Sabbath n Tony , well we know that story history of that band in the metal world
@@braian.7015 Don't forget Hitman. That is definitely their heaviest song.
Actually... i would say
Metal REload
James headbanging in front of the drums is the most badass thing ever
Why 😭 he likes it
@@halubeN i dont think you know what badass means :)))
@@bartoszjanprzybyszewski1891 maybe I didn't know 👍 Like terrible or terrifying or terrific . One word can includes different means. You're right 👍 I think like" bad-ass" mean of both of them is negative.
@@halubeN badass means cool
@@sidhartaiw I've learned it so later:) but i have.
That was the perfect Queen song for him to perform.
The Concert for LIfe matched Queen songs perfectly. Robert Plant- Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Hetfield/Iommi here... Say what you want, but George Michael doing "Somebody to Love"? That was epic and i can't say I was a GM fan.
Yes, it has a american south vibe which goes along fine with hetfield
Ogre battle
@Herrie Keetman I thought it was a Metallica song for years before I found out it was Queen. I had it as the b-side on my cassette single of Enter Sandman.
@@brbob4934phenomenal tribute to Freddie. Can't remember one as good since.
The best part was Tony Iommi's big smile when he shook Hetfield's hand. Real musicians are supportive of other musicians.
They're father & son, in guitar.
That's how I see them, lol
Tony is a real gentleman
Hetfield took his down-picking style from Iommi. There is a lot of respect there from two completely different generations of the genre.
@@LeandroOlavarria Yeah, he is.
I've shook hands with Iommi, he was doing a biography, a signature and a handshake at my local bookstore for £20, so I thought I would go along as I had nothing better to do, best £20 I ever spent! It was his bad hand but it all ended in one piece.
I know there's not even a possible comparison with freddie, but hetfield's voice here is really really good
But let's be real, hetfield is the better metal singer
Yes this song is suitable for his voice, totally
@@jamesmulligan7413 irrelevant!
@@IndranilBiswas_??
@@jamesmulligan7413 metal is a different genre, and this video is about Freddie and Queen's music.
Hetfield is enjoying that Lars is not on the drums!
In that year lars wasn't bad.
Lars is more capable on drums than roger that's just a fact.
@@madeldon8137 not so much
@@madeldon8137 are you mad?
@@madeldon8137 you are joking aren't you?
Amazing that James Hetfield was only 28 years old here! Looks like a well seasoned veteran star!
Fuck, indeed, I just realized it! :O
It's quite crazy to think Metallica had less than a decade on the clock at that point. 10 years is nothing; imagine going from sweaty metal clubs to guesting with rock royalty at a fucking stadium in such a short time. Must have been weird.
@@sullybiker6520 I am a big fan, but don't forget, they were at a good place, at a good time. Also, Lars was rich even before (Dexter f*cking Gordon was his godfather!), that helped, too.
@@sullybiker6520 he also played with his heroe Tony iommi. And basically played with queen.
He was
Queen + Hetfield + Iommi = insane rock'n'roll energy.
70's,80's and 90's metal/rock icons
And bizarre in a way. Iommi and Hetfield with no axe. Hetfield nailed it.
damn, he always finds a way to add a quick YEAH into everything lol.
The irony here is that those YEAHs actually sound good in this song... Most of the time...
black metalliQueen
the hellet 💁🏾♀️ The March of the Black Metalli Queen✌🏾!
Queen Bkackmetal
Or just the Black Metallic Queen
Metallic Queen Sabbath.
Black metal queen
1988-1995 James Hatfield was the best. His voice was unmatched live
Freddie was still better '88-'91
@@americanvikingr7726 different genra
James 86-93
@@americanvikingr7726 also Freddie didn't perform live other than one private performance after. 1986
what a funny thing you said, I think you have watch some Iron maiden live with bruce dickinson and you will learn what is a real live preformance
0% Freddie Tribute
100%Hetfield without a guitar
I think this is the only time, James has sung in public, when he didn’t have a guitar in hand. So you can’t really blame people, if that’s all they’ve noticed here
@@garethhayes2552 He did it without guitar when his hand was broken
@@ВасюкМаусин
Yeah, twice, also the time he was burned in half in Montreal
Gareth Hayes he also sang the unforgiven 3 at s&m2 with no guitar
@@blyatman9936 and he sang the first 2 metallica shows without playing guitar
What happens when you take the greatest British Rock Bands of all time and the introduction of the Genre of Thrash Metal and combine it with the greatest Heavy Metal band of all time? You get GREATNESS.
a magical concert it was, period.
legends and more legends together for one cause
Fun fact this song was the first thrash metal song ever made which is weird cause queen is a pop rock band I mean at the time they wrote this they were hard rock almost metal but whatever
I don't see megadeth in this video
@@chassy50 it's proto thrash.... Not full thrash ... But getting there...
@HARRY THOMPSON I think he meant Sabbath
James's vocals here are brutal
Yeap He’s a great metal singer that’s it
Sometimes I like to imagine John Deacon playing Cliff Burton’s bass solo on for whom the bell tolls…
It wouldn’t surprise me if he’d nailed it, nobody can play Cliff Burton’s stuff like Him but after all it’s John fucking Deacon we’re talking about!
He can't play it
@@madeldon8137 lol, John is miles better bassist than Cliff
@@hombrerusode40anos72 where's your evidence ?
@@madeldon8137 Cliff's bass doesn't even sound like a Bass, it sounds cool but it doesn't sound like a Bass, in the other hand John Deacon wrote perfect melodic bass lines for every song, Cliff was more experimental anyway
Imagine telling baby James when he was just starting Metallica that he'd be personally invited to sing on stage with Queen and Tony Iommi
I love how James Hetfield has an aggressive/violent voice but still sounds beautiful. One of the greatest metal singers ever lml
Agreed! I love his vocals on the songs Hero of the Day and Bleeding Me from Load
James didn’t try to imitate Freddie. He imposed his own interpretation. The true test of any song and artist. It also highlights the mucisionship of Brian, John and Roger as they clearly adapted to the Metallica style. Transposition
Bro! You know for a fact James was beyond honored to be on stage with those guys. He absolutely killed it 👏
I can’t begin to imagine what James felt on that day performing with Tony iommi. tony’s guitar work in early Black Sabbath was literally James’s gospel. He tried to play it cool but that night James was most likely ecstatic to play with Tony
James vocals at 1:41 just really gives me goosebumps holy shit
Killer
I wish he would still do this signature screaming thing live it’s awesome
my favorite part of the song, its such a signature thing of younger James yes, I really miss it too. He still does some Yeah's but very low ones as he can only get his best raspyess in his lower vocals nowadays.
crayZEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY
@@pottergeist more like, crayZEEEAAAAH
James' "YEAH YEAH" at the end is just the best 😂
And that ladies and gents, is what's called solid drumming
Solid Mr. Roger Taylor
Oh bore off. We get it, you drank the kool aid.
This song gave Lars Ulrich a lot of trouble… 😅
Back in the day when James's voice had more distortion than guitar's.😅
When you got Iommi playing rhythm guitar and Hetfield up front playing tribute to your band, you KNOW your band is God tier. RIP Freddie. Long live Queen!
Hetfield looks so out of his element without a guitar in his hands.
There is no way to communicate how difficult this song is to play. Killer tempo. Great version.
Just ask Lars Ulrich… 😅
Not only is this one of his best performances ever, but it's amazing that James got to sing on stage with some of his childhood idols.
The camera wasn’t focused on Tony Iommi enough. Smh
Exactly.
To be fair, he did play on a few songs that night, and at least on this song he didn't play any solos, so it makes sense he wouldn't get too much camera time. Great guitarist though.
I was at the concert.
It was kind of a Queen / pop audience since there were lots of big pop stars attending.
Iommi came out introduced by May - and you could see that he was there since he was one of Brian’s heroes. They played a couple of bars of ‘Heaven and Hell’ but there wasn’t much of an audience reaction... just not a Sabbath audience.
This night was not about him
@@MrFusion I guess he was asked personally by BM to join as an "enforcer", since they were/are good friends. And he played his part great, IMHO. I would have loved too see also RJ Dio sing some Mercury's song...
Must've been crazy for Hetfield to play with his heroes.
First, let me say that JH absolutely kills it. Secondly, I think this is one of the best drum performances ever. His drumming ability is fantastic.
Roger Taylor at this concert was on fire
@@lasse249 Yeah, he was!!
0:48
John doing that lil bouncing thing makes me wanna cry
I am also very happy to see Deacy with some disco in him. 😺
He looks happy playing that song
Pathetic.
@@starlinyn9292 how so?
The power between Tony and Brian is amazing. You can feel that in your soul.
Dat Hetfiled, his voice was on the edge at this time. HUGE !
What a performance ! Vocals were the stand out for me, James totally nailed it. That second chorus where he screams crazy shows just how much power his voice had.
He made sure he nailed it, didn't want to let heroes of his like Tony and Brian down.
James hetfield is so unapologetically himself, he could’ve sang this song with less raspiness like the original but he decided to stick with what he is used to and prefers. I like that about him, he would never change himself for anyone, no matter what
Imagine james, tony, and brian all have a guitar in their hands. The stadium would implode
Omg, I had no idea that Queen ever released a metal song. Just goes to show the diverse range of music which Queen explored which eventually led them to be loved by so many people of different music tastes
Their first three albums shows them as a... Hard rock band✌️😎
Im literally on this video because another video said this early song of Queen’s lead to the creation of speed metal, so I had to hear it, and saw Metallica covered it as the B track of Enter Sandman, and Hetfield sung it at the Mercury tribute concert.
1:36 is the happiest I’ve seen John Deacon look during this whole show in all of the videos I’ve watched.
Great version!
Everyone talks about James but nobody names Tony Iommi. Brian May is Tony’s fan, and Metallica’s music is a great inspiration in the music of Black Sabbath.
Metallica is the represantation of popular and overrated in metal, so that's why
You mean Sabbath is an influence on Metallica.
@@Lvdd No son, that's just an opinion not a fact.
1 % comments: "Great Song, Cool Performance"
99 % comments: jAmEs hEtFiElD DoEsN´t HaVe a gUiTaR
Cool song, great peformence
So true
Great Song, Cool Performance
james hetfield doesn't have a guitar
James Hetfield doesn’t have a guitar
Hetfield is one of the best live singers imo
Was 😔
@@Hoscitt well he’s a senior citizen now so
@@Hoscitt IS
@@Hoscitt fuck yea he still is, listen to him live now
Let's be real. All he's been able to do live for the last 20 years is scream OOOH Yeeeaaahhhaaa
3 Metal Gods in 1 stage
Tony Iommi, James Hetfield and who is the third?
@@junkhead_92 ye bri I think I don't know who this guy is on about
Cliff Burton's ghost i think lol
@@junkhead_92 Brian May, the creator of thrash metal 😛🤟🏼
@@hugly_dorg_uwu818 Tony Iommi
That entire show is prolly one of the best gatherings of musical entertainers ever. RIP Freddie🤘🤘🤘
Great version. Roger is on fire
I think concert was one of his finest performances.
If you can manage to make James headbang to your song then you have accomplished something great
Imagine being James and playing alongside the band who inspired you to play music... that's awesome man
And the guitarist who inspired him, Toni Iommi of Black Sabbath
James always wakes up a beast when he's singing without playing guitar. He has an amazing voice. Saw Metallica with GnR summer of 92 after he got burned in that pyro accident. He sung and I can't remember who played guitar for him, but that is the best I've ever heard him sing live and you could tell he was having a good time with it.
Wasn't it one of his roadies? I can't remember either...
@@samvisser9408 Yes. A guitar tech. John Marshall I think.
John Marshall was the guitarist in Metal Church too, back in the day. They had some decent tunes.
@@MehYam2112 Yes. That's him. They did have a few good songs. I can't remember the name of the song, but they did a video that got a lot of play on Headbangers Ball. They were in a desert and set up like they were playing the song live. Great song. Now my old ass has to find it. Lol!
Back in the mid 80's, James broke his arm mid tour in a skateboard accident (!), and they got John Marshall from Metal Church to fill in for him... So when he stepped into those pyros in the early 90's and again needed someone to fill in for him, it just made sense to ask the same guy who had done it before and knew the drill. 😊
James with Roger and Brian singing harmony on this just sounds RIGHT.
Well it was honour for James, to sing with his legends. Especially with Iommi, May
Love the way James salutes Brian and Tony at the end, like saying: gentlemen, thanks
It's soo f*n weird to see master Hetfield without guitar. But the singing - 100% pure bliss..
You can dislike Metallica or be critical with their career. But here you can see how they were recognized as Rock Stars by the greatest legends.
Some metalheads are critical of Metallica simply because they've wandered very close to the mainstream scene & had maybe a few pop-sounding songs.
I for one, do not share that opinion, I am not even a big fan of them. To me, they were definitely the poster boy of metal late 80s/early 90s. And they were great. James still had the voice.
The voice of Hetfield in this song is AMAZING!!! Great perfomance 10/10
epic night in wembley stadium april 20th 1992!!!!
one of the alltime greatest rockshow ever organized, RIP freddie mercury
Black Sabbath, Queen and Metallica. I think my head would have exploded. Thankfully, I’ve had the privilege of seeing Brian and Roger.
El sueño cumplido de Hetfield tocar junto a Queen y Tony Iommi
Well, nobody could sing like Freddy but they could sing his songs in their own manner. This version ROCKS!
Roger Taylor is criminally under-rated
this song blows my mind... I never liked Queen... but after this I understand how POWERFUL this band is! Pioners
How can anyone hate the catharsis of James Hetfield’s singing? So badass.
I love that James did the last verse with the f'ns. The rest of the song he actually did closer to Freddies version.
He also says ''fully loaded tommy gun''. Metallicas Cover of the song has the same lyrics as he sung live here, I think they just wanted to make it a little more violent lol
He's regaining it though. His recent concerts sound much better than they have for the past 10 years, and pretty damn good for a 50 year old dude.
Hetfield rocks this song! Good choice!
Roger was smashing the double rhythm with the rim and bass trick, I ain't never seen that before and it was the fucking bollox👍
Brian seems to be having the most fun
James Hetfield the only one in the world who could,after Freddie,sing such a Queen Speed metal like this❤
Am I the only one who just realised that the sirens loose is made in Brian's GUITAR?! I thought they sang it, but no, it's a distortion! Marvelous!
Stone Cold Crazy is my favorite Metallica cover because I can listen to both back to back and love them both equally.
Man I can't help myself, Hetfield fits perfectly!!
I really enjoy James at this form… He is being like multiple personas throughout all these years!!
You can see Brian look over at James after they all sing "Stone Cold Crazy, you know!" and smile. Almost like something magical happened on stage when they're all singing together.
James' best live voice I've ever heard. Damn he was on fire those days
I regard Queen as one of the greatest bands of our time - the energy here is on another level entirely. Fantastic.
That drumming is tight, SUPER TIGHT.
Queen is forever.
The two greatest heavy metal bands EVER of all time and both happen to be my two main faves I was two years of age watching this on TV never will forget how much of a impact both Metallica (Godfathers of Thrash metal) and Queen+Black Sabbath (Godfathers Of Heavy Metal) would become a life long bsession of religous dedication to the greatest music in existence!!!!!
Imagine a tour of both bands before Freddie passed away that would have been incredible!!!! The WrestleMania of concerts!!!
James is headbanging not because of the song but because he doesnt have a guitar 😁
Or he just really likes the music?
What a night, I was there, 20th April 1992 and this song was the birth of thrash metal
Definitivamente Queen es la mejor banda del planeta!
1:02 NEVEEEEEEEERRRR!!!
Dam they got all the Guitar heros
James hetfield Brian may and tony iommi
"The League of Extraordinary Legends"
10 years into his career and he is singing for the greatest rock band of all time. Gotta be an awesome feeling
Great feels by Roger taylor!!! Wuao!!!!
Deacy's bass is just amazing here !
Well, I never expected Hedfield to sing Queen, but it works pretty well. Great song.
This has always been my favorite version of that song
Roger Taylor is a hell of a drummer.
La voz de James Hetfield asi como la intervención de Tony Iommi en la guitarra hizo que esa canción sonara más heavy 🤘👏❤️
La mera verdad!! Demasiado rock 🎸 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love that guitar part at 2:04
I mean everyone talking about the vocals... But Queen... Wow this guy's had their shit together! They play their Instruments absolutely amazing!
Good choice for this song..Freddie could sing so fast- Love Stone Cold Crazy..Hetfield nailed it!
You know you're a badass when tony is playing rythem and you're playing lead
Considerada la primera canción de Trash Metal de la historia... no cabe duda que Queen fue una banda adelantada a su tiempo...
Man, Hetlfield's voice is so amazing ! so much resonance ! My favourite male metal voice, with Howard jones
what was so great about this show was how well the guests complimented their songs, toni's style fit well with the two songs he played on, roger daltry singing i want it all was a perfect choice for his voice and stone cold crazy naturally had a very hard rock/punk sound so james was the perfect choice as well, furthermore, tie your mother down has a blues riff so slash fit right in as the guest guitarist and joe elliot did great as well, a really fantastic show!
1:34 Goddamn Hetfield was on fire....."craaaaiiiizzzzzaaaaaaiy"! \m/
They harmonize perfectly. Perfect performance.
James finally understands what it means to play with a decent drummer, one Who can keep a rhythm
When two masters met(Tony Iommi ft Brian May) fantastic ..