Cool reaction! This song is actually complex then Bohemian Rhapsody Queen never performed it live in full. It has 11 different sections where Bohemian Rhapsody has 5. Another epic you should check out is Innuendo, it is a really epic song but from their last album. Freddie wrote quite a few very epic songs, he was a great songwriter, this is the genre known as progressive rock. As to the meaning of the song, it is actually a story about a pirate queen. Freddie wrote a few fantasy types of songs. This is the basically story or meaning of the song: The song has a narrator, it begins on the open seas, just before a battle. It is that calm before the storm. The narrator's ship is attacked by The Black Queen, she is a pirate Queen. The term blue powder money gives this away among other things. Blue Power Monkeys is the term used for the people who used to shoot the cannons on a ship, it was a small space and the gunpowder residue made them appear blue in the face. "The term blue powder monkeys praying in the dead nigh", refers to those soldiers being fearful of a battle. "Water babies singing in Lily-pool delight is nicer things think about before battle. "Take this, take that, bring them down to size," this is the Black Queen giving out orders. The Black Queen wins the battle, she captures them and then she tortures them. Using oil and sugar is a torture method, oil is poured over the person and you rub with sugar over the skin, you can imagine that might become quite painful with more unrefined sugar. She also has their finger and toe nails pulled out, that is why they are black. "Make this, make that, keep making all that noise," they are screaming in pain, but their screams make no difference to her. "Ooh, now I've got a belly-full," the Black Queen says that it is enough torture for now. Instead she seduces the narrator, to join her side, "you can be my honey-chile". The next part is the narrator debating with himself if he really wants to joins the Black Queen, "In each and every soul lies a man and very soon He'll deceive and discover." He would have to deceive or betray his side. But in truth it is an easy choice. The narrator actually admires the command of the Black Queen. "I'm lord of all darkness, I'm Queen of the night I've got the power, now do the march of the Black Queen." The narrator gives his fealty to The Black Queen, "I'll be what you make me, I'll do what you like I'll be a bad boy, I'll be your bad boy , I'll do the march of the Black Queen." He completely surrenders to her powers, and he is happy with his choice. "She boils and she bakes, and she never dots her "I's." That tells us that the Black Queen is perhaps not such a bad person as we are made to believe. She is just someone on the opposing side.
Wow! I'm a lifelong Queen fan and this is probably my favorite song from my favorite album and I never knew this I am very impressed and very grateful! Thank you so much!
Such a glorious masterpiece! It ends like that because it transitions right into the next song, "Funny how love is." In their early work, they wrote a lot of fantasy/mythology themed songs. In fact, when Freddie was a kid, he and his sister created their own "Tolkien-esque" fantasy world called the Kingdom of Rhye and told her stories, etc. Some believe Freddie took those childhood memories and wove them into his songs like "Lily of the valley", "Nevermore", "ogre Battle", "my fairy king". That world is most prominent in the song "The seven seas of rhye". ruclips.net/video/NicAtWbLGJ8/видео.html Live at the rainbow is fantastic and Roger's backing vocals are insane!
The bands original idea for their songs was to make fairytales in music form. Look at the stage costumes Freddie made for them during those first two albums and you can clearly see the fairytale elements.
@@FuzzyFoot58 Really? Cool! Given how many fantasy/mythical/fairytale gems made the final cut, I gathered that might have been the case, if not just writing whatever ideas came up and running with them. As hard as choosing a favorite album is, I definitely love their first three albums. They are beautiful, brilliant displays of their cleverness, taste and creativity etc. I definitely love their early costumes, especially Sir Brian's renaissance-esque costumes and Freddie's homage to the Roman God Mercury with the wings on his ankles and wrists (among others).
Freddie was a Zoroastrian, an ancient religion that deals a lot with duality, the existence if good and evil in ourselves and the universe. I see a lot of references to that in many of Queens songs, particularly in the album Queen II, which this song is from.
Probably my fave Queen song. Love the complexity and change-ups. Roger Taylor talks about how hard they worked on this and how many overdubs they made. That’s why they couldn’t perform it live. Truly a studio creation.
@@lukanovak1492 I loooove the live version, especially the ones on the A Night At The Opera Tour when they played it complete! The version they did at the Boston 1976 concert is amazing
Queen is always lit - adding a bolt of lightening to every genre touched. You had a burst of insight on this tune - you were lit too! Try "In the Lap of the Gods," Live at the Rainbow Room, 1975. It's 1 of a 4-song medley at that show. This song morphs into different Live variations over the years, but this one is where it began. Not as musically complex as Black Queen but passion driven.
Old Queen is so underrated and completely nuts. I think the most bananas thing they ever recorded is a 3-song cycle on Queen II (the same album as "March of..."): "Ogre Battle---Fairy Feller's Masterstroke----Nevermore". It's ridiculous. Might be a little long to react to (about 8-9 minutes) but check it out on your own time at least. It's insane even for their standards. Great channel!
Innuendo - It's a bit pretentious but magnificent! It was the lead single from Queen's album 14th studio album, Innuendo which was released just before Freddie's death. The song was inspired by the Led Zepplin song Kashmir and by Freddie's illness. It deals with mankind’s inability to live with each other and a constant search for meaning.
This was early when they were doing a lot of "fantasy" themed music. Remember they never explain their music, even to each other except in very general terms. Just enjoy and make it anything you want. If you see something in it that means something to you, great! You can't be wrong. As Feeddie said, if you see it in the music, then it is there. You are doing very well with your comments and interpretations of what you think it means. Well done!
Yesss great reaction!! Love this song. I love early Queen, I hope you also want to react to some late Queen. Innuendo is an amazing song, strong lyrics and message! Freddie was already very sick, but sang amazingly good! Much Love and bless ❤
I love this one. So complex that it was impossible to replicate in its entirety on stage. For me, this has always been far superior to 'Boh Rhap'. As for more Queen recommendations, I'm throwing in with many others and saying 'The Prophets Song' and 'Cool Cat'.
Freddie liked to write about fantasy in the 70’s . Don’t take it so seriously.. He grew up in a little town in Africa. When he was 7 he went to an English boarding school in India. He had a lot of time to fantasize. He hardly ever saw his parents or his little sister. But he had a band in school and he played the piano by just listening to the songs on the radio so he was popular even he was shy and lonely.
Loved your reaction! I am glad you were surprised, and liked it! Now it's time for real Freddie-attitude,...try "Death On Two Legs!" (The pterodactyls, and bats, and vultures are flying...) Ü
hey.. react to I'm In Love With My Car live in Montreal pls. Also fun fact those falsettos are the drummer, Roger Taylor, harmonized with Freddie and Brian. Roger had these outstanding falsettos in the 70s. pretty much any falsetto in the songs from the 70s is Roger. react to In The Lap Of The Gods live at the Rainbow '74 if you wanna hear Roger's falsetto. Also that bit "My life is in your hands I'll foe and I'll fie" is Roger singing 😀
Brian May and his father made Brian’s ‘Red Special ‘ guitar out of household items and odd parts. Brian I was in his mid teens. About your age. This year Brian May was voted #1 rock and roll guitarist in history. Actually it is Dr. Brian May- he is an astrophysicist- he has even worked with NASA. Just top shelf- all four members of Queen!
Something you need to understand. Freddie & Brian were in a competition in writing, music. Brian wrote 65 Queen songs he is the hard rocker. Brian wrote, White Queen, Freddie Black Queen, Brian We will rock you, Freddie We are the Champions, Brian Give me the Prize, Freddie Princes of the Universe you can keep going. Trying to out do each except for vocals. Happen in the studio not on tour. 👑👑
Liston to" Play the Game, live at Milton Keynes. It's from the early '80s. It 's a pop, song but Freddie is on fire. Also react to the Miracle .. it's a very positive song written by John and Freddie, considering he was already sick (you can tell by the beard)..there is also a funny surprise... you'll enjoy it!!
hey don't know if you read comments, but the meaning behind this song is extremely obscure. you might get a real kick from it. It's actually sort of a story from Freddie's own perspective. It tells the story of an African woman who owns a pie shop. Everyone in town thinks of her as some big monster who tattoos her pies and bewitches her customers. The main character thought of this at first too, until he went in to the shop one day and met the lady and fell in love with both her and her pies, learning to realize he couldn't judge a person based on the cover. It subtly ends with both him and the lady basically saying "screw you if you can't see the truth. In other words its about racism. The entire thing is full of anagrams and word swaps, mentioning how she "tattoos her pies" (which could be seen as crude, but tattooing requires precise talent.) Even down to a very curious case of a racial slur being used, which very much emphasizes what the society deemed her at the time. But under that was something unique and beautiful in her own right, which they refused to see. Really deep shit for the 70s
Listen to - "Fairy feller's master stroke!" another masterpiece of fantasy lyrics, but this time all about an actual real life painting of the same title. While your there.. also check out "Ogre-Battle" its short, but well worth the listen to! Love your sincere reactions man! - Peace!
King Rat, Ogre Battle, Brighton Rock, Prophet's Song, Father to Son, Son and Daughter (Langham Studio Session), Tenement Funster/Flick of the Wrist/Lily of the Valley, I'm in love with my Car, '39, White Man, Stone Cold Crazy, The Night Comes Down, Tie your Mother Down, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar, Killar Queen, In The Lap of the Gods, In the Lap of the Gods (Reprise), ... should blow you away for a little while.
This is the best Queen song ever, far more beautiful than Bohemian Rapsody... this song made me be myself.... Black or white, no inbetween, your hell on earth or sweetest dream......
I think you are thinking of The March of the Black Parade by My Chemical Romance. I love that you enjoyed this song,it is far and away one of my favourites by Queen.
I think you might enjoy the Freddie Mercury tribute concert. It was a who's who of rock legends performing Queen classics with the surviving members of Queen for AIDS charities. A few performances thatyou may like: David Bowie and Annie Lennox doing "Under Pressure" ruclips.net/video/fCP2-Bfhy04/видео.html Robert Plant doing "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" ruclips.net/video/VgCKs9qxO1Q/видео.html Elton John and Axl Rose doing "Bohemian Rhapsody" ruclips.net/video/PhFy5w2P600/видео.html Or check out the whole show ruclips.net/p/PL598E5638FC92B022
The lyrics, like Bohemian Rhapsody, were never directly explained, but the best idea is about a dark Victorian-era British baker. Supposedly, their dishes can control others and make them all fall in line to her. It's most likely a Witch he's referring to, though we can't be certain. Freddie was heavy into Victorian-era imagery at the time, having made a multitude of songs, including every song on Side B of the album Queen II which this song comes from, about a fantasy land called Rhye. This was his own original fictitious fantasy land and he wrote about it a lot in their first few albums. The last in that series was Lily Of The Valley from their third album Sheer Heart Attack.
I enjoy listening to my old favourites vicariously through you and other first-timers, and appreciate your video, but aaagghh! how can you listen properly with so many interruptions? I've only seen one other of your videos (Hey Jude). You tried to stay quiet in that one so maybe you don't interrupt as much on all videos...but this song you should immerse yourself in and viewers can tell what you think from your 'reactions' without pauses and commentary... Annoyed me so much I had to interrupt the video to write this! :)
This song is a very cryptic way of Freddie coming out or at least alluding to his closeted life. Then bohemian rhapsody is him coming out to his mother. She knew and he knew and that’s full he cared about. It was never discussed.
Young people are so sensitive... You like living in a world of, you don't read so you can't see past your cellphone. You don't listen to music to the point you feel attacked. What little is said is mispronounced Deaf Dumb and blind..... And I know you've never played pinball...
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It's Freddie's masterpiece. Now you need to react to Brian's masterpiece, "The Prophet's Song" - it's even longer and really epic.
Yes! "The Prophet's Song" is truly epic!
@Caspian Tanner Agreed! It works! (Joking this thing is a scam)
Freddie have Several masterpieces.
Exactly Jane. Infact prophet s and black Queen are both my favourites.. what a great pieces of music!
"Great King Rat"
From their very first album: "Queen".
Still one of my favorites
Cool reaction! This song is actually complex then Bohemian Rhapsody Queen never performed it live in full. It has 11 different sections where Bohemian Rhapsody has 5. Another epic you should check out is Innuendo, it is a really epic song but from their last album. Freddie wrote quite a few very epic songs, he was a great songwriter, this is the genre known as progressive rock. As to the meaning of the song, it is actually a story about a pirate queen. Freddie wrote a few fantasy types of songs.
This is the basically story or meaning of the song:
The song has a narrator, it begins on the open seas, just before a battle. It is that calm before the storm. The narrator's ship is attacked by The Black Queen, she is a pirate Queen. The term blue powder money gives this away among other things. Blue Power Monkeys is the term used for the people who used to shoot the cannons on a ship, it was a small space and the gunpowder residue made them appear blue in the face. "The term blue powder monkeys praying in the dead nigh", refers to those soldiers being fearful of a battle. "Water babies singing in Lily-pool delight is nicer things think about before battle. "Take this, take that, bring them down to size," this is the Black Queen giving out orders.
The Black Queen wins the battle, she captures them and then she tortures them. Using oil and sugar is a torture method, oil is poured over the person and you rub with sugar over the skin, you can imagine that might become quite painful with more unrefined sugar. She also has their finger and toe nails pulled out, that is why they are black. "Make this, make that, keep making all that noise," they are screaming in pain, but their screams make no difference to her.
"Ooh, now I've got a belly-full," the Black Queen says that it is enough torture for now. Instead she seduces the narrator, to join her side, "you can be my honey-chile". The next part is the narrator debating with himself if he really wants to joins the Black Queen, "In each and every soul lies a man and very soon
He'll deceive and discover." He would have to deceive or betray his side.
But in truth it is an easy choice. The narrator actually admires the command of the Black Queen. "I'm lord of all darkness, I'm Queen of the night
I've got the power, now do the march of the Black Queen." The narrator gives his fealty to The Black Queen, "I'll be what you make me, I'll do what you like
I'll be a bad boy, I'll be your bad boy
, I'll do the march of the Black Queen." He completely surrenders to her powers, and he is happy with his choice.
"She boils and she bakes, and she never dots her "I's." That tells us that the Black Queen is perhaps not such a bad person as we are made to believe. She is just someone on the opposing side.
A year late..... But this is an amazing write up!!!! Thank you!
Wow! I'm a lifelong Queen fan and this is probably my favorite song from my favorite album and I never knew this I am very impressed and very grateful! Thank you so much!
Such a glorious masterpiece! It ends like that because it transitions right into the next song, "Funny how love is." In their early work, they wrote a lot of fantasy/mythology themed songs. In fact, when Freddie was a kid, he and his sister created their own "Tolkien-esque" fantasy world called the Kingdom of Rhye and told her stories, etc. Some believe Freddie took those childhood memories and wove them into his songs like "Lily of the valley", "Nevermore", "ogre Battle", "my fairy king". That world is most prominent in the song "The seven seas of rhye". ruclips.net/video/NicAtWbLGJ8/видео.html Live at the rainbow is fantastic and Roger's backing vocals are insane!
I searched Seven seas of Rhye song meaning on youtube and I couldn't find anything until your comment here.
The bands original idea for their songs was to make fairytales in music form. Look at the stage costumes Freddie made for them during those first two albums and you can clearly see the fairytale elements.
@@FuzzyFoot58 Really? Cool! Given how many fantasy/mythical/fairytale gems made the final cut, I gathered that might have been the case, if not just writing whatever ideas came up and running with them. As hard as choosing a favorite album is, I definitely love their first three albums. They are beautiful, brilliant displays of their cleverness, taste and creativity etc.
I definitely love their early costumes, especially Sir Brian's renaissance-esque costumes and Freddie's homage to the Roman God Mercury with the wings on his ankles and wrists (among others).
What you need to know about this song is that NO digital instruments or synth keyboards were used in the making.
Freddie was a Zoroastrian, an ancient religion that deals a lot with duality, the existence if good and evil in ourselves and the universe. I see a lot of references to that in many of Queens songs, particularly in the album Queen II, which this song is from.
Probably my fave Queen song. Love the complexity and change-ups. Roger Taylor talks about how hard they worked on this and how many overdubs they made. That’s why they couldn’t perform it live. Truly a studio creation.
The harmonies in this are great 🤘🏼
Stone Cold Crazy - you’ll love it! 🔥🎶🔥
If you liked this you will like The Prophets Song written by Brian May. More great harmonies.Make sure to listen to official video
yeah haha... the live version is weird :D
@@lukanovak1492 I loooove the live version, especially the ones on the A Night At The Opera Tour when they played it complete! The version they did at the Boston 1976 concert is amazing
The Millionaire Waltz, & & The Prophet Song. Are also very epic & elaborate.
The millionaire waltz is amazing
Been listening to this song for 50 years. BRILLIANT LOVE FREDDIE ALWAYS 😮😮🥰
That sudden fade out at the end was the intro to the next song. They segue into each other.
Just about my favourite Queen song. Thank you 🙂
‘Is this the world we created... ?’ Live at Wembley ‘86 written by Freddie and Brian after hearing about the poverty in Africa
Queen is always lit - adding a bolt of lightening to every genre touched. You had a burst of insight on this tune - you were lit too! Try "In the Lap of the Gods," Live at the Rainbow Room, 1975. It's 1 of a 4-song medley at that show. This song morphs into different Live variations over the years, but this one is where it began. Not as musically complex as Black Queen but passion driven.
Old Queen is so underrated and completely nuts. I think the most bananas thing they ever recorded is a 3-song cycle on Queen II (the same album as "March of..."): "Ogre Battle---Fairy Feller's Masterstroke----Nevermore". It's ridiculous. Might be a little long to react to (about 8-9 minutes) but check it out on your own time at least. It's insane even for their standards. Great channel!
the song really doesn't end, it morphs into the next song on the album
My favourite Queen song! Thank you for the reaction
Mine as well, I've been dying to see somebody react to this song
Innuendo - It's a bit pretentious but magnificent! It was the lead single from Queen's album 14th studio album, Innuendo which was released just before Freddie's death. The song was inspired by the Led Zepplin song Kashmir and by Freddie's illness. It deals with mankind’s inability to live with each other and a constant search for meaning.
It also questions the existance of gods and their failure to guide mankind and inability to provide comfort.
This was early when they were doing a lot of "fantasy" themed music. Remember they never explain their music, even to each other except in very general terms. Just enjoy and make it anything you want. If you see something in it that means something to you, great! You can't be wrong. As Feeddie said, if you see it in the music, then it is there.
You are doing very well with your comments and interpretations of what you think it means. Well done!
Great comment 👍
Many of Freddie's early songs were about the Land of Rhye. An imaginary place he and his sister Kash created as children.
Queen II - side white and side black. My first Queen album! This album and Night at the Opera are incredibly operatic.
Love Queen II album
Dragon attack! Very funky and very good! You will understand why Freddie is the best Frontman!
Yesss great reaction!! Love this song. I love early Queen, I hope you also want to react to some late Queen. Innuendo is an amazing song, strong lyrics and message! Freddie was already very sick, but sang amazingly good! Much Love and bless ❤
I love this one. So complex that it was impossible to replicate in its entirety on stage. For me, this has always been far superior to 'Boh Rhap'. As for more Queen recommendations, I'm throwing in with many others and saying 'The Prophets Song' and 'Cool Cat'.
I love Queen, but had never heard this song. Thank you for exposing me to it. 😊
NO problemo
You seriously have to check out all of Queen2 just put on a pair of headphones and prepare to have your mind completely blown
“Who wants to live forever”
Wembley 86. Classic from the highlander film and Freddie’s voice is 👌🏻
I think this song is so incredible, like bohemian rhapsody. A save from Brazil bro
Freddie liked to write about fantasy in the 70’s . Don’t take it so seriously.. He grew up in a little town in Africa. When he was 7 he went to an English boarding school in India. He had a lot of time to fantasize. He hardly ever saw his parents or his little sister. But he had a band in school and he played the piano by just listening to the songs on the radio so he was popular even he was shy and lonely.
Loved your reaction! I am glad you were surprised, and liked it! Now it's time for real Freddie-attitude,...try "Death On Two Legs!" (The pterodactyls, and bats, and vultures are flying...) Ü
hey.. react to I'm In Love With My Car live in Montreal pls. Also fun fact those falsettos are the drummer, Roger Taylor, harmonized with Freddie and Brian. Roger had these outstanding falsettos in the 70s. pretty much any falsetto in the songs from the 70s is Roger. react to In The Lap Of The Gods live at the Rainbow '74 if you wanna hear Roger's falsetto. Also that bit "My life is in your hands I'll foe and I'll fie" is Roger singing 😀
My favorite Queen song, without a doubt. A masterpiece!
I call this song "Sonic drugs"!!!! I have to hear it at least once a day !
You'd like Ogre Battle from the same album (Queen 2)
Yes please 🙏
Ogre Battle/The Fairy Feller Master-Stroke= nevermore
Dude i love that album
Queen Live at the Rainbow (1974) - In the Lap of the Gods!
You are awesome - you get it.
Brian May and his father made Brian’s ‘Red Special ‘ guitar out of household items and odd parts. Brian I was in his mid teens. About your age. This year Brian May was voted #1 rock and roll guitarist in history. Actually it is Dr. Brian May- he is an astrophysicist- he has even worked with NASA. Just top shelf- all four members of Queen!
I love when you get shocked by music. Queen is unreal 😍
Something you need to understand. Freddie & Brian were in a competition in writing, music. Brian wrote 65 Queen songs he is the hard rocker. Brian wrote, White Queen, Freddie Black Queen, Brian We will rock you, Freddie We are the Champions, Brian Give me the Prize, Freddie Princes of the Universe you can keep going. Trying to out do each except for vocals. Happen in the studio not on tour. 👑👑
Your brain melted bruh 😛
you could see it haha
Wait until u hear them play White Queen
Great reaction, I recommend you reacting to Death On Two Legs, Composed by Freddie to a bad Manager :)
My fairy King is great. The first 3 queen albums are my favorite.... anything from them is gold
You're thinking of My Chemical Romance's March of the Black Parade, I think
You're thinking of Welcome To The black Parade by My Chemical Romance and yes MCR were very influenced by Queen.
Whats going on? GREATNESS!!!
Dr. Bryan May, Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert are still active as Queen and before the pandemic we’re doing quite well out on tour.
Unpopular opinion: The best Queen song!!
Liston to" Play the Game, live at Milton Keynes. It's from the early '80s. It 's a pop, song but Freddie is on fire. Also react to the Miracle .. it's a very positive song written by John and Freddie, considering he was already sick (you can tell by the beard)..there is also a funny surprise... you'll enjoy it!!
his reaction when freddie dropped the hard r lol
You got a long way to go 138 tracks, 14 albums
React to Great King Rat! There are too many Queen songs you need to hear.
You being confused about the “deceive and discover” line is gold because that’s how you feel while discovering/deceiving yourself
Please do the official video to "Cool cat" by queen!!!
*YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!*
hey don't know if you read comments, but the meaning behind this song is extremely obscure. you might get a real kick from it. It's actually sort of a story from Freddie's own perspective. It tells the story of an African woman who owns a pie shop. Everyone in town thinks of her as some big monster who tattoos her pies and bewitches her customers. The main character thought of this at first too, until he went in to the shop one day and met the lady and fell in love with both her and her pies, learning to realize he couldn't judge a person based on the cover. It subtly ends with both him and the lady basically saying "screw you if you can't see the truth. In other words its about racism. The entire thing is full of anagrams and word swaps, mentioning how she "tattoos her pies" (which could be seen as crude, but tattooing requires precise talent.) Even down to a very curious case of a racial slur being used, which very much emphasizes what the society deemed her at the time. But under that was something unique and beautiful in her own right, which they refused to see. Really deep shit for the 70s
That's a good take on the song. On the song meaning site there is a good one as well. Hiding the slur makes an interpretation a bit more difficult.
Check out Queen Ii album that this song was on. Will blow you away.
Listen to - "Fairy feller's master stroke!" another masterpiece of fantasy lyrics, but this time all about an actual real life painting of the same title. While your there.. also check out "Ogre-Battle" its short, but well worth the listen to! Love your sincere reactions man! - Peace!
Puts on a song "music Just explodes out of nowhere".... So we have the first pause after 15 seconds. What did you expect?
King Rat, Ogre Battle, Brighton Rock, Prophet's Song, Father to Son, Son and Daughter (Langham Studio Session), Tenement Funster/Flick of the Wrist/Lily of the Valley, I'm in love with my Car, '39, White Man, Stone Cold Crazy, The Night Comes Down, Tie your Mother Down, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar, Killar Queen, In The Lap of the Gods, In the Lap of the Gods (Reprise), ... should blow you away for a little while.
Opera man, it slaps
Look up the lyrics online and you'll be shocked
"A little n**** sugar"? IIRC tbere was powder originating from Africa that was called that, so nothing to worry about
Please react Queen - Killer Queen + I'm In Love with My Car in Montreal
Ok now, you should react to Queen - In the Laps of the Gods (not the revisited). It has a good intro ;)
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Queen did "March of the White Queen" too
You need to check out The Prophet's Song.
The March of the Black Queen is the little sister to Bohemian Rhapsody.
I always saw it as the next step to it.. like the first Alice Cooper album wasn't refined but showed where they were going
Please react to One Vision and then react to One Vision Documentary.
Good suggestion 👍
This is the best Queen song ever, far more beautiful than Bohemian Rapsody... this song made me be myself.... Black or white, no inbetween, your hell on earth or sweetest dream......
thanks for the reaction. This is yet another song I read way too much into. I don't take it at face value. Freddie has complicated lyrics.
I think you are thinking of The March of the Black Parade by My Chemical Romance. I love that you enjoyed this song,it is far and away one of my favourites by Queen.
The ending of the song leads to another song "Funny How Love Is", which is why it starts to get wild towards the end.
I think you might enjoy the Freddie Mercury tribute concert. It was a who's who of rock legends performing Queen classics with the surviving members of Queen for AIDS charities. A few performances thatyou may like:
David Bowie and Annie Lennox doing "Under Pressure"
ruclips.net/video/fCP2-Bfhy04/видео.html
Robert Plant doing "Crazy Little Thing Called Love"
ruclips.net/video/VgCKs9qxO1Q/видео.html
Elton John and Axl Rose doing "Bohemian Rhapsody"
ruclips.net/video/PhFy5w2P600/видео.html
Or check out the whole show
ruclips.net/p/PL598E5638FC92B022
Early Queen were the real deal ..
The lyrics, like Bohemian Rhapsody, were never directly explained, but the best idea is about a dark Victorian-era British baker. Supposedly, their dishes can control others and make them all fall in line to her. It's most likely a Witch he's referring to, though we can't be certain. Freddie was heavy into Victorian-era imagery at the time, having made a multitude of songs, including every song on Side B of the album Queen II which this song comes from, about a fantasy land called Rhye. This was his own original fictitious fantasy land and he wrote about it a lot in their first few albums. The last in that series was Lily Of The Valley from their third album Sheer Heart Attack.
Roger's falsetto maaannn
picks my tooth up
Great vid!! :) well done
Зашел сюда ради реакции на один момент из песни)))) А он ни как не отреагировал на него
Church bells
Not well known one of my fav
you need to listen to one vision from queen iy is epic
The lyrics are cut, so not to offend
I enjoy listening to my old favourites vicariously through you and other first-timers, and appreciate your video, but aaagghh! how can you listen properly with so many interruptions? I've only seen one other of your videos (Hey Jude). You tried to stay quiet in that one so maybe you don't interrupt as much on all videos...but this song you should immerse yourself in and viewers can tell what you think from your 'reactions' without pauses and commentary... Annoyed me so much I had to interrupt the video to write this! :)
Freddie is all, the nice, kind guy. The super duper sexy bad guy mm I like that haha, and he altso are the black and the white Queen of course 👑🔥🔥
Yet you called it. Brian May is Queen. Dang is a dang!
LFR - good thing you have those headphones, right?? lol
This song is a very cryptic way of Freddie coming out or at least alluding to his closeted life.
Then bohemian rhapsody is him coming out to his mother. She knew and he knew and that’s full he cared about. It was never discussed.
React to Freddie Mercury Exercises in Free Love
You should react to deathcrush by mayhem
If I didn't know better I would think this was Brian's song and White Queen was Freddie's instead of the other way around.
lol he doesn't know the n-word is in it
Young people are so sensitive...
You like living in a world of, you don't read so you can't see past your cellphone.
You don't listen to music to the point you feel attacked.
What little is said is mispronounced
Deaf
Dumb and blind.....
And I know you've never played pinball...
You're an idiot.