WE NEVER KNEW! 🎵 Queen Another One Bites the Dust Reaction
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Yes, this is the original - written by bassist John Deacon.
Underrated songwriter
@@johnriley7312 Not really they all wrote songs and nr 1 songs. And Freddy always said he is not Queen. Queen is 4 guys he only is the main singer.
@@zuzauramek9850 not quite. Roger have just a few songs but none is good at all. He’s a great musician and performer but not really a song writer.
Everything deacon wrote was a hit
@@johnriley7312 he also wrote Your My Best Friend, another great tune.
Nobody "peacocked" better than Freddie. His struttin' on stage is legendary.
I know, right?
YES!
jagger did it better
@@olivercole6036 I can see your point and believe it might just boil down to a matter of opinion... or perhaps preference for a each band's respective genre.
Except branden urie. Who's also the only one imo who can do an accurate Freddy mercury
John Deacon is responsible for some of the most iconic basslines of a all time... great achievement :)
Except this bassline is directly derivative to Bernard Edwards bassline on Chic's Good Times
@@PjRjHj hardly - 3 notes dum dum dum so commom but in Good Times that's all - in this song what a complete bassline!
He lifted it From Nile Rogers, who said deacon was right beside him when he wrote good times.
John Deacon is one of the best musicians ever to pick up a 4 string! He and Roger Taylor made up one of the all time best rhythm sections ever!
@@tadpetrie3464 Deacon & Taylor are for Rock what Sly & Robbie are for Reggae.
Queen has so many hits and so many sounds. It's a great experience to explore them all.
they transform over time
That funky sound is John Deacon on bass. He wrote the song about the Irish troubles in the 70’s.
About the St.Valentine’s Day Massacre🤩
Michael Jackson was good friends with Queen and was in and around the studio when Another One Bites The Dust was recorded. Not that MJJ ripped Queen off, but he knew exactly the direction he wanted to take with the Thriller album after hearing this song. The influence is clear, something Michael didn't deny.
They made this song because Michael Jackson told them that they needed a dance club hit.
@@NeolithGreyThat's bullshit.
@@NeolithGrey "I listened to a lot of soul music when I was in school, and I've always been interested in that sort of music. I'd been wanting to do a track like 'Another One Bites the Dust' for a while, but originally all I had was the line and the bass riff. Gradually, I filled it in and the band added ideas. I could hear it as a song for dancing but had no idea it would become as big as it did. The song got picked up off our album and some of the black radio stations in the US started playing it, which we've never had before. Michael Jackson actually suggested we release it as a single. He was a fan of ours and used to come to our shows." -John Deacon
So, as you can see, Michael suggested they release it as a single (after it was already written and recorded). Queen did not write this song because Michael told them they needed a dance club hit, as you say.
Thriller was inspired more by Queen's Hot Space album than Another One Bites The Dust, but AOBTD certainly could have influenced MJ also.
Fun fact... Queen wasn't going to release this as a single. Michael Jackson talked them into releasing it and it became their biggest selling single.
Apparently in New York clubs where they played this they all thought Queen were Afro American New Yorkers not some English dudes and the chap from Zanzibar Freddie.... Queen are one of those bands that go from R&B, Operatic, concert hall to pop to whatever with ease........ Song remind me of cocaine scene and gun violence and playing space invaders ! So many of the greatest groups do a few great songs in different genres since The Beatles really.. They were lucky enough to grow up with TV, no National Service, concert hall, all the Blues records at Liverpool docks and Elvis and Chuck Berry , Little Richard, Howlin' Wolf, Buddy Holly and all. Queen had this and The Beatles and opera and hard rock ...... Great song...... I was kind of shocked with Spotify in 2022.... Queen and Pink Floyd were two of the top played acts!! That alone shows that these groups are music set to last and stay. I agree with so many comments from these two and about Queen being like entertainers... its true... Can't believe I am clicking so many of these on this channel... on a Sunday evening.. Just felt like a quiet night in : ))
It's a John Deacon song, and all the instruments and sounds are played by the four of them, Dr Brian May on Guitar which he made himself, has different ways of making certain sounds, and John Deacon built an Amp which helps both himself and Brian with the sounds
Actually John played a lot of the guitar on this song as well.
One thing back in the day that Brian talked about was that he used a coin as a pick. Hey, the 70's. Cream, Circus, and Hit Parader.
That's one of those tid-bits a lot of people don't know. Brian and his father built Red Lady from the wood on their fireplace mantle.
John Deacon played all of the instruments except the recorded drum loop. John played bass, guitar, keyboards and handclaps. Brian added enhanced guitar noises. Brian and Roger hated this song and didn't want to play on it. Freddie, John and Mack liked it.
You’re close, but the guitar is named the Red Special. The fireplace mantle is probably the main component of the guitar, but Brian and his dad really did use odds and ends from around the house to construct the guitar. 🎸 If I recall correctly, one of his mom’s knitting needles is in it!
The "boom" is the bass drum, which is the big one played with a foot pedal.
Which is why I use 10” subs for the additional “punch” to bass drum sound. Punchy bass is the higher end of bass octaves, roughly 40-88hertz. All the frequencies below 40 are “boomy” sounds of bass. Frequency is so imperative to accurate bass reproduction. You can actually design your stereo to optimally play a certain band’s unique sound. I designed mine for the hardest band to reproduce accurately, Tool💯. They have more polyrhythms than any band and it is laughable how far they own prog metal🔥
@@coachjc8841 RUSH..."hold my beer."
You guys are killing me, I keep flipping through other channels, but you guys keep drawing me back with your reactions. Love em.
Queen has some of the most varied music ever. Very versatile.
If you ever get to the point that a Queen song does not sound different from the Queen music that you have already heard, you have probably listened to almost all of their music (OK slight exaggeration there, but only slight).
Having said that, this song was so different from anything Queen had done before, that the band argued over whether it should even be on the album, but a certain Queen fan on hearing it, told the band it should be released as a single, because it would be a hit.
That fan was Michael Jackson and in the US, the single was #1 in the 'Billboard Hot 100' and 'Cash Box' charts and #2 in Billboard's Disco and Soul charts, and in the top 10 of all but 4 of the worlds popular music charts, and to date is the best selling Queen single.
It is their song! That is what is so amazing about Queen, they make songs in different genres and always make them great and perform them amazingly well… 😎
Lex is so cute. She is adorable. I love her sound effects. Pew pew swishsss.. She feels the energy and lyrics of the beat and giggles..her body is full engaged. She can barely contain herself.
The sound effects were likely made by Brian May's 'red special' guitar that he and his father made from wood found around the house. The guitar neck was made from a fireplace mantel. The reason the guitar could make so many sounds is that John Deacon, the bass player has a top electronics degree and rebuilt Brian's amp with scavenged parts. Brian returned to University to study physics and is an astrophysicist. Roger Taylor, the drummer, has a degree in biology. Freddie had a degree in graphic arts with an emphasis in fashion. He designed many of his stage costumes and also the Queen logo that you'll see at the beginning of all of Queen's official videos.
@Phantom Freeze as I said if you but read my comment.
Yes, while it appeared on Queen's album The Game - which was the first album on which they ever used synthesizers - I'm pretty sure that there were no synths on this particular track.
Brian uses VOX AC30 as hes main amps, the Deacy amp is used sometimes.
It’s actually John playing this part on the Acoustic guitar. Brian said it was one of the hardest things to play live.
@@alisonrandall3039 there is no acoustic guitar in this song
The bassist wrote this one.
The guitarist wrote Fat Bottom Girls / We Will Rock You
The vocalist wrote Bohemian Rhapsody /Somebody To Love / We Are The Champion
The drummer wrote Radio Gaga (check that one out, that's how Lady Gaga get the name)
That's why Queen so diverse. Each of them have different taste and brought different stuff to the band.
The bassist wrote this one and I Want To Break Free / You‘re My Best Friend / Spread Your Wings (sorry, but I just had to add that) 😊
@@bastardsecretaryfromhell3504 no sorry needed. Anyone who hype up Deaky I consider a friend. Thank you.
Check out Stone Cold Crazy by Queen or the Metallica cover. Then you will see a completely different side of Queen
Or Dragon Attack
And then Metallicas cover🔥.. 🤘😎🤘☃️🤙
Queen & Freddy Mercury are just amazing. They are loved by some many generations
The beauty of the band Queen was u had 4 separate songwriters who brought different styles... this was a disco/funk track written by bassist John Deacon in 1980 and became a global #1 single.
They all 4 of them are in the song writers hall of fame.
This is the origional. Queen wrote all their hits. I had the 45 of this as a kid and the B side was called "Don't Try Suicide". It's my favorite song out of all their songs.
I wore both sides of that 45 OUT!!
Mine's 'Who wants to live forever' but then Highlander is one of my fave movies of all time, just the first one though!
This was my eighth grade football teams theme song we Rocked the whole season to this song. Went undefeated. The whole country was rocking to this. once again thank you for your reactions.
When this song was an instant hit! The lyrics are clear to me that the song is about a relationship gone wrong! Queen was very versatile with their sound and I’m here for it all!❤️❤️
Its also about losing another one of his friends to aids...
Queen can play ANY KIND of music. Rock, metal, funk, ballads, prog. rock,. Freddie even did opera!
There’s so much talent in that band.
They are the only band where each member has written number 1 songs.
Nobody performs lke Queen did in the 70s and 80s. Pure Rock
I like how English rock bands had the genius to incorporate disco beats into their music. Queen and Pink Floyd in particular. Their similar coincidences: Another One Bites The Dust and Another Brick In The Wall both lead with "another" in the title. Both songs use disco beats. Both songs were written by the bass players. Both songs were number 1 in the same year.
A lot of these types of tracks were made during the Disco craze. It was considered a sell-out move. Granted, I like disco rock. Queen was something of an "all-purpose" band from the start, but they did it well.
My FAV version of this song is actually LIVE at MONTREAL in 1981... LOTS of "Attitude".🖖
Metallica did a cover of a Queen song and won an award for it.
Stone Cold Crazy
They also performed that song mixing Queen band members and Metallica members at the Freddie tribute concert.
Queen has a huge worldwide fan base. They remind me of The Doors in that they both have such a variety of sounds. Pure rock, blues, funky, groovy, and slow. Hope to see future reactions on these 2 legendary bands.
I always love the reactions of you young people trying to figure the meaning of songs. I heard this song first on the radio. 1980
The best b line and drum groove ever......full stop!
My uncle wanted this played at his wedding so bad 😂😂 my aunt relented and they left the building to it
It was played at my friend's wedding as they walked in. Phenomenonal.
You two are accurate. Queen is its own genre.
One of the best bass lines of all time, especially because it was simple and timed to the drum line better than maybe any line ever. Also, I mean, just Freddie.
Great breakdown on this song. When all the guitars stop, and the synth swells, that's when the drums bring ya on home.
Great tune, the reason the bass thumps so hard is that the bass drum is hitting at the same time as the bass guitar,
And they've deadened the drums to make them tight -- they call it Tea towel as they would stuff the drum with cloth
@Bill Blackman Shame, its my favourite drum sound
As James Brown would say and instructed his bands to do, "keeping it on the one.". The essence of funk. Every instrument becomes percussive.
I agree with Brad...Relationships. That's my guess too. Great song! Fun to dance too! 💃😄
My favorite all time song!🎉
Queen, "The Game" the first album that I bought with my own money. Because of this song (Which was killing it at the local roller rink) and the song "Sail away sweet sister".
"Sail Away Sweet Sister" is the shit.
So many amazing Queen songs, keep em comming
Queen was the first concert I have ever seen in 1977. After many years of concerts, still at the top of the list of live shows.
That 'beat' is the kick drum and bass guitar hitting at the same point. And it's awesome
This track is often used in conjunction with battle scenarios, as the colloquial term ‘biting the dust’ refers to a person dying, on top of the overall hard sound of the song. However, it seems that this tune is actually just as much, if not more about a tumultuous romance than it is physical violence or death.
The track begins with the scenario of a guy walking down the street, on his way to a gunfight. This section was actually inspired by real-life, historical gangsters. In fact the term ‘bite to dust’ is said to have been specifically linked to the infamous Chicago mobsters during the Prohibition period of American history.
However, in the second verse, the subject of the song switches to that of a romantic relationship. Here we find Queen frontman Freddie Mercury stating that his partner has deserted him and in the process left him with nothing. And he sarcastically asks this person if they have actually found contentment in doing so. So in this section of the song, the singer seems to use ‘biting the dust’ as a reference to yet another lover.
The content of the final verse can be applied to the situation presented in the first verse or that of the second.
In this section, the band is basically exclaiming that no matter what opposition comes their way, they are prepared for it. They are going to stand strong throughout the whole confrontation!
Read more at: www.songmeaningsandfacts.com/queens-another-one-bites-the-dust-lyrics-meaning/
Yes, John started out writing this song based on the Valentines Day Massacre.
This is funk, it's disco, and the birth of rap
These guys were all well educated... Lots to draw lyrics from 🎵
Queen was incredible in concert. Freddie Mercury was an incredible "entertainer"; not just as a singer, or a piano player.
Lex likes when the bass guitar and bass drum hit at the same time... one of the reasons you like For Whom the Bell Tolls so much as well. Good bass player/drummer combos take music to the next level.
Yes, Lex!!! This song is "the" original Queen song indeed!!! By the way, this song went all the way to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and stay there for three weeks in the early fall of 1980. It also crossover to the Billboard Soul chart peaking at the #2 spot. That's how big this song was. It's a damn good banger of a song indeed!!!
That instrument is Deacon killing it on the base guitar. He wrote this song.
In the late 70’s, several huge rock bands did songs that are really disco (my favorite) at heart; this is one of them!❤️❤️❤️ Other examples are Rod Stewart “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy” and The Rolling Stones “Miss You” (Mick Jagger was spending A LOT of time at Studio 54 at the time). Bronx/Brooklyn girl here; would Love it if you reacted to these songs and some deep disco, too! 🙏🙏🙏
So cool that many of Queen's anthems (We will rock you, Another one bites the dust, We are the champions etc...) have travelled across the pond and have been adopted there as well - even if they're often not sure who/where they came from😄
This song is used for CPR on someone having a heart attack, it has the correct speed for heart contractions on the chest,
ironic the other song with the same cadence is Stayin alive by the Bee Gees
This song is played at almost every sporting event that I've ever been to! Hockey, baseball, basketball!!
Great reaction as always. Liked. Random Tidbit: When you play the "another one bites the dust" part backwards, it says "It's fun to smoke marijuana". It's the alarm on my radio show for the 4:20 block of music.
The benefits of hearing the whole songs. And the diversity of Queen's music accomplishments.
The bassist and writer of this song, John Deacon, got inspired by Bernard Edwards' bass line on "Good Times". The thumping sound is the drums, but they're muffled and on a loop to produce that sound. The "guitar solo" is synths, which is the first time Queen used them on an album.
Ugh I love this band so much.
Absolutely love your reactions. See how the whole band works together & check out the Making of One Vision & then the song.
This monster hit was written by John Deacon (bassist) & it was a pet project of John & Freddie. MJ loved it “that’s it, that’s the gravy”. Then encouraged Queen to release it as a single said it would be a big hit. #1 in U.S. & U.K. FYI - MJ was a fan of Queen & would go to their concerts when Queen was in L.A. Thank you for your reaction!!
Sorry but when did you all get this nonsense that Michael visited Queen in the studio during recording AOBTD. They recorded it in Munich, Germany, Europe and at that time Michael probably wasn"t doing any trips to Europe. Michael was attending their concerts and then he advised them to release it as single. But the truth is that John Deacon wrote this famous bassline during a visit in New York in one of the studios where band Chic recorded song Good Times which inspired John to pen this song
@@eroy66 Thank you I was misinformed!
www.smoothradio.com/artists/Queen/michael-jackson-freddie-mercury-dust-podcast/
@@debramoore7513 I know you're very enthusiastic( correct me if i'm wrong) about Queen and want to inform every one around about them which is fine but please check your information before you write.
@@eroy66 I read the story online but you’re right …. I should’ve fact-checked. TY
The instrument was not really the bass drum, just one part, mostly it was the bass guitar. Rarely is the bass guitar allowed to the front of a song. Most of the time it remains in the background like the glue that holds the song together, not so noted in its presence, but surely noted in its absence.
That's what makes bands of the past great. they don't make every song sound the same.
Queen, Metallica and Gun 'n Roses have all performed together at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert, that was held after the death of Freddie Mercury. Metallica and Guns 'n Roses are big fans, they have both performed Queen songs.
Queen does all genres, every song is different. Do White Queen live at Hammersmith.
The entire Queen II album is boss. They were truly musical geniuses.
Thank goodness you have atleast heard this one, queen is the greatest rock group ever
Weird way of spelling The Beatles
Nah Lynyrd Skynyrd is the greatest rock group
Weird way of spelling Nickelback
Pink Floyd! 🥇
As long as we’re disagreeing 😂🤣😂
Weird way of spelling GnR
From 1980 (their EIGHTH album by then!). Their bassist, John Deacon, wrote the tune. It was HUGE on the radio, and deservedly so. I credit my brother (RIP) for turning me on to Queen long, long ago, in a decade far, far away.
Since you mentioned Metallica you should react to Queen’s Stone Cold Crazy live at the Rainbow 1974. Metallica covered this song years later and was awarded a Grammy for it. Enjoyed your reaction.
Freddie Had That Energy That Set Him Apart He Was Someone i Could Watch For Hours on Stage. Such Cool Times. 😊
consisted of Deacon playing almost all instruments: bass guitar, piano, electric guitar, and handclaps. Roger Taylor added a drum loop and Brian May contributed noises with his guitar and an Eventide Harmonizer.
written by john for their 1980 album the game
no 1 US did well on most of the us charts
john had the basic,freddie really liked it so helped him with it and supported him to get it on the album
despite freddie supporting it and michael jackson! saying it should b e a single the other two who didnt like it were still reluctant
brian said radios started playing it a lot so they felt forced to release it!
its their best selling us single!
its their third most downloaded song,reached 1b in may i think
Brad, I love your intro to these reactions....u get straight away with it. And Lex, so quirky, inqusitive, and energetic. U guys rock the reactions!!!!! Love the style. DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING!!!!
And another one, and another gone, another one bites the dust!
Ohhhhhh yeah!!!!
Is this the original? For real??? Yeah, this is the original. Queen are original, every time.
I'm sure you've heard these many times in some many movies, commercials, whatever. Queen are universal, they absolutely are.
Best band. Period.
John Deacon, who plays the bass, wrote this n1 song.
Facts about “Another One Bites the Dust” This song was written by John Deacon. The bass line was inspired by the classic 1979 “Good Times” by the R&B band Chic. That is why it has such a familiar funk beat to it.
Freddie Mercury's vocal range is phenomenal!!
That’s an understatement. The guy was a phenomenal talent beyond the rest.
It was, until he ruined it by smoking and other drugs and not looking after it. He also had nodules which he refused to have removed.
He was ALWAYS amazing, but he lost so much of his earlier range after the 70's.
His voice and range on Queen and Queen II though are indeed phenomenal!
@@jamesbyersmusic his voice is phenomenal on pretty much all of their albums , and i'd argue it peaks near the end of his life on the miracle and innuendo
The 1929 slaying was the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre - Al Capone's gang machine-gunned their rivals in Chicago. I never knew this song was referencing that tho. Nice reaction :)
I feel so old, lol. The original song in its entirety
this has been sampled to hell and back and it still is iconic. the bass riff but obviously also freddie.
Dragon Attack is another great track from Queen...
Dragon Attack is my favorite Queen song
Their best song! And most people don’t even know it.
Absolutely. The lyrics are made more interesting by the backstory - but heck EVERYONE is at the top of their game in this song so WATCH WATCH WATCH.
This was a major hit for Queen on R & B radio stations
Fun fact: when you manually played the vinyl record backwards you can hear Freddie saying over and over, "Smoke Marijuana."
I’ve heard this song forever, but also out band used to play it at the end if football 🏈 games because we normally won!
That thump is the bass and kickdrum in unison
Relationships. Bullets/words flying. Another love bites the dust. Great song
This is a classic EPIC song! One of the best simple bass lines of all time! ♥
Gotta check out their songs: Keep Yourself Alive, Under Pressure, We Will Rock You, Fat Bottom Girls, Killer Queen & Bicycle Race
bohemian rhapsody???
This song was so fun to dance to in the club!! Ahh the memories of my clubbing days..........
Queen is Timeless...🔺🔺🔺
#QUEEN🐐
Queen is legendary yes this is the original crazy i grew up listening to a bunch of music like this and many more queen songs and I’m a 90s kid
A great thing about Queen is that so many of their songs don't sound like their other songs. They could do so many styles. Unbelievably versatile and talented. I'd say relationships, not drugs or gang violence. John got the idea from old westerns.
Actually, he got the idea from the Valentines Day Massacre.
subscribed because you guys are so happy and joyful and i love your reactions
Simple. No two Queen songs are the same. Queen does so many genres of music.
That bass line...iconic. You probably know at least 20 songs from Queen and you don´t know that they are from them. No other band made so many worldwide hits, and like you said, the songs are so diferent from each other, they have such wide range in their sound. Great reaction!!
What I love about Queen is how you can't pigeonhole them. Are they hard rock? Funk? Operatic? Glam? Syntho? They're eclectic
They always had a hard rock edge no matter what they did. Especially live. So yeah. They experimented a lot wich brought them mass appeal but overall yeah, they are a rock and roll band.
@@adriantrusca1245 Not so much in the 80s -- I Want To Break Free, Who Wants To Live Forever ... but I get your point
Queen is the big part of the soundtrack of people's lives - older people I guess. I feel sorry for anyone who doesn't have Queen's music in their life . . as part of their own soundtrack ~ so I am very happy you have discovered them.
super deep thought. deresves 1M likes. And I'm not a regular RUclipsr, a singer myself
I remember when this song came out and I’ve heard it for literally decades but now It always makes me think about that scene in Iron Man 2 😆
I like this Chic she's hearing and relating to the music, the singing and the feeling
React to "Queen: Who Wants To Live Forever". I know you both like to guess what the songs about as you hear it, but for this one song If you research what it's about ahead of time, I know It'll have a bigger impact.
This was from the first album I ever bought with my own money as a kid, Queen - The Game. I was 10. It blew my mind.
Next you must hear "Hammer to Fall" and "I Want It All"
Queen is a deep deep deep rabbit hole you have barely scratched the surface, keep going.... 😊
Epic bass line!
Queen is one of the greatest of all time rock bands. American music in the 60's 70's moved a lot of bodies. Across all cultures. Around the world.
*song literally talking about people dying*
Lex”I think it’s about drugs”
Well drugs kill people too
Everything is about drugs according to Lex 😆
That bit in the middle with just the drums was called the Disco Break -- that was where all the dancers worked their hardest and showed off!