Queen Live Aid Full Concert will give you what you want. Two things to know about this Video. 1. Freddie had a sore throat and still blasted it out. 2. This was before Auto Tune so what you hear from Queen is the real thing.🧸🧸
I know a couple of links from this London concert, ruclips.net/video/_9pfbgpYDsk/видео.htmlsi=4y367D2L_TVNmF1b; ruclips.net/video/ngf1KF2_kPI/видео.htmlsi=X8JW4DqoIVRxrXTz but full concert footage is in Tokyo 85, ruclips.net/video/ZByFjaSjByM/видео.htmlsi=W3JLqjVrnyyK1V5H; Budapest ruclips.net/video/K3tscc6w1UU/видео.htmlsi=TrKxQbS8StfoFbpX 86; and Wwmbley ruclips.net/video/74xJBzmdneg/видео.htmlsi=r48J05Qgt0N8X9Ab, also No. 86; concert.
he knew he had something though even before the 85 Wembley show, its pretty clear when he delivered that 1st time ever opening of " Who wants to live forever", he already knew and so did his bandmates
This was not a Queen concert many bands on the day each band had 20 mins Queen nailed it they played the right songs and stole the show , you can watch Queens whole set on youtube...search for Queen at Live Aid
Freddie wrote the song years before he was diagnosed. He was a quiet private person away from the stage, but on stage, he became the ultimate performer, nothing like the real life Freddie.
Fantastic reaction!! Speaking of crowds, you should watch The crowd at Hyde Park before the Green Day concert singing Bohemian Rhapsody. Unbelievable!!
72,000 people in attendance and 1.9 Billion people watching from around the world. Freddie performed against doctor's orders with a throat infection. He said it felt like broken glass when he sang. When the boys left the stage a Prince from Dubai donated 1 million dollars. Live Aid made 140 million dollars for famine in Africa .❣️
72,000 "Officially" but that old Wembley held 100,000 and I assume one end was closed behind the stage but that is still 65,000 on the 3 other sides PLUS everyone you see on the pitch. LOL
I watch this many times a year, I'm 56 born 1967 and I was there, at the back, but there. age 17. And little did I know that my future wife was there too, we met in 1990 and still together. God bless.
The full Queen set at Live Aid is one of the undisputed best gigs of all time. And keep in mind with the crowd that nobody was actually there to watch Queen (the concert was for a whole bunch of bands) and yet this was the reaction. ruclips.net/video/PLIAp5nr0q0/видео.html
I worked with somebody who was at Live Aid in Wembley, but he wanted a momento so he set his VCR to record the entire show. He got home and pressed play but instead got 4 hours of test match cricket (oh the joy of manually programming your video recorder)
greatest live set of all time, bar none, and just to add, freddie was only at 75%, his doctor told him not to sing, had problems with his throat, but we all know freddie the legend, he would die on stage. freddie really did die on stage, he kept his aids secret, and did his last show, only anounced his aids the day before he died, so he died on stage, in his london house which his girl, before coming out gay, but they stayed life long friends, he wrong a song for her, Love of my Life, and left his estate to mary THE GREATEST SHOWMAN,
It was a medley of hits so they never played the whole songs either, the full set is simply stunning, you'll love it, just have some tissues ready, gets me every time....!
Watched this 'live' on tv back in '85 and it is fair to say that Queen stole the show. this song is emblazoned onto the memory of every Brit since it's release and something you should see, which to my mind is equally awesome as this show, is the crowd singing this spontaneously at the Green Day concert at Hyde Park in 2017 while waiting for Green Day to appear. truly impressive. 😊
Hi guys , this concert was beamed around the world to an estimated 2 billion people . Type in Queen at Live Aid , Wembley Stadium 1985 and be amazed .🇬🇧
Another recommendation is the 60,000 crowd at a Green Day concert in 2017, with the crowd singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody during an intermission....just amazing
The duration of that live aid concert 16 hours , viewed by 1.8 billions yes billions on tv broadcast all around the world, retransmetted in a stadium at Philadelphia and Australia . Each performer or singer had 20 minutes to perform . So you have to see the rest of the 20 minutes of Queen please it's a must .
The kiss he blew to the camera early was for his mom . His father in particular was not happy at Freddies life choices but b4 this memorable concert his Family accepted him ❤️
Do the whole 20 minutes ! This is just them getting warmed up 😃🙇. Freddie hadn't been diagnosed by this time ( the film took a LOT of liberties ) and Bo Rhap was written a good 12ish years earlier before this set in 1985.
not diagnosed but all probability he was....he was unwell whilst doing this concert , sore/ throat / virus etc are all early onset symptoms...and was advised not to preform
@@keymaker-k7h oh he was undoubtedly HIV positive by this point and probably starting with early symptoms. But the idea that he was singing here at Live Aid distraught at the thought of his imminent death just isn't true. Bo Rhap wasn't written when he was ill, it was released in the early 70's. He was advised not to sing at Live Aid as he had a sore throat, it may have been HIV related but he wasn't aware of any long term health implications at this point.
@@keymaker-k7h I get that it dramatically made for a better film but it's misleading. Doubtless he probably felt that way later on but at this point in their career Queen's biggest issue was pulling themselves back into mainstream public consciousness and my word didnthis performance do that ! I remember watching on TV in the early evening, all a bit fatigued as it had been going for a good few hours by that point. Queen just blew everyone away in 20 minutes and gave them exposure to a whole new audience as well as making musical history. There's a great BBC documentary about Band Aid and Live Aid and the joy all the other musicians had remembering being there and watching this performance is palpable. 😃
@@annicecooper8105 completely agree im 56 and grew up with queen...and the film really doesnt depict a true picture of anything close to reality or who Freddie was... i like ur passion about it...✌️
For a magical version of this song you should watch the 60,000 strong crowd singing it at a green day concert in London Hyde park 2017 the video from the stage looking out over the stage is just unbelievable
Live Aid was watched by 72,000 people live at Wembley Stadium and an estimated 1.5 billion in 150 countries on TV. It raised more than $140m (£114m) for famine relief, brought the world's attention to Ethiopia's devastating food shortages and undoubtedly saved thousands from death.
@@tonyrantnrave6854 I can say that there were 80,000 at the stadium as we had people in the corporate boxes and restaurants etc, I know as I had been there for around a week setting up for the hospitality as a chef, and we need too know how many will be attending, so everyone can be catered for, and then we had all the artists, crew etc in the lead upto, on the day and after breaking everything down
I was in that crowd as a young 24 year old, amazing performance by the worlds greatest band fronted by the worlds greatest showman with the best voice ever, for 22 minutes in 1985 the uk was ruled by a different queen. You need to watch the full queen performance during this live aid concert, you will not be disappointed.
Another recommendation is the crowd at a Green Day concert 2017, with the crowd singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody during an intermission....just amazing 👏👏👏👏
I was 17 when this concert happened. It was definitely a "thing". Everyone who was anyone at the time, performed. Queen's performance, knocked it out of the park! We all watched it with our mouths open! It was the Woodstock of my generation. Yes, it was before the age of cell phones and social media, when you actually talked to the people next to you and lived in the moment rather then feel like you needed to record it.
Yes, please, react to the whole set. I was 15 in 1985, and while Band Aid was huge even in a small town in Sweden, it was impossible to understand HOW incredibly big it actually was, musically. The 80s was for sure a lot simpler times than today is. I remember going on a train to Stockholm on my own when I was 12, to see a guy I had met on a school trip. It was not a strange thing. I moved out when I was 17 and I moved around quite a bit. With no mobile phone my mom didn't know where I was most of the time, or how I was. Now, my 35 year old son live in another country than me and I can message and talk and video call him at any time I want to. Back then I had to make sure I had enough coins to put in the phone booth phone if I wanted to speak to anyone. :D
Guys, you REALLY have to watch the mind blowing full 20 minute performance of them at this Live Aid. It’s considered the best performance ever and, if the movie “Bohemian Rhapsody” has some truth in it, helped change the course of Live Aid!
Thank you for the reaction. Yes, please watch the entire set. It is iconic! I go back much further than the two of you, but I have always said that technology will be the death of us. That being said, I do love being able to go back and listen and watch all of the greats from days gone by.
If you want more of that check out green day in concert during the interval they played queen bohemian Rhapsody, live in 2017 at Hyde park London and the crowd sings the whole song flawlessly, it's fantastic
I was at that gig in Wembley I was 20 years old. Got ferry from Ireland to Wales then bus to London. Had nowhere to sleep so stayed awake until morning for long coach trip to Wales and ferry home. I would do it all again it was an historic moment i won't forget.
You can watch the whole of their performance that day it literally saved the live aid charity event . There are also many queen live performances which have become even more poignant in light of Freddie’s death .❤
You must see the full version. I couldn't get tickets, so had to see it on the TV. I am one of those old farts that was lucky enough to know these bands at their height and will never forgive a friend who only told me after he had Queen tickets to a Wembley concert in the late 1970's. I got my own back as a year or so later I got Led Zeppelin tickets. In all honesty, he couldn't have gone anyway as he was working
Live Aid was one of the biggest events in my life, it was broadcast around the world with a simultaneous concerts across the planet with the US show in Philadelphia. 40% of the global population watched this live. You should react to story of Band-Aid and Live-Aid.
Queen were without doubt in my mind the best band/artist to perform at Live Aid. Because they were limited to only a fairly short set, they did a medley of their top songs. This, I believe, was about to become Hammer to Fall. If you can find the full Queen set, that would be fantastic.
I wasn’t quite a teenager when Live Aid happened. I distinctly remember the day and watching sets like this without really understanding the importance and magnitude of what I was watching. All these years later with all the context I now have, I appreciate it for what it really is but also knowing I watched this as it happened makes it so very special.
You really need to watch the entire set with Queen, I wasn’t lucky enough to be there on the day but I remember watching it live on the tv, it blew my mind and Queen were just incredible. Freddy had the crowd in the palm of his hand. It still sends shivers down my spine watching it today. Freddy was and always will be the ultimate performer. Love the channel and much respect.
Freddie’s charisma on stage was electrifying, probably the greatest performer ever. His ability to control a crowd is incredible. Just watch him performing Radio Ga Ga.
Easy to forget that this wasnt a Queen concert...Freddie had that entire crowd in the palm of his hands, and what's amazing is that this around the time Freddie began to get sick and his throat was shot, but he still showed up and showed out
Queen weren’t on the list of performers when all the tickets were sold out, these weren’t Queen Fans just music fans…… Freddie was told not to perform by his doctor because he had a sore throat…..and they also spent a few days rehearsing beforehand because they hadn’t performed live together for sometime, so they nailed the 20min strict rule they had on stage; they also weren’t has popular at that time, but this performance took them back to closer to where they used to be.
Please please this whole set it’s incredible, also try green day crowd sing bohemian rhapsody Hyde park 2017 you won’t be disappointed. much love from 🇬🇧
AGreat perforance from Queen, you should see the entire concert but❤😂❤...the studio version of this is the real deal!!!❤❤❤❤Freddie Forever❤❤❤❤❤thankyou
After you've watched the whole set , try " Somebody To Love " Live Montreal. If ever there's a performance that showcases the whole band then that'll be it...
This will forever live as the greatest performance of all time. Not only was Freddie sick at this point, he only told the band a few weeks before this. Freddie is the ultimate front man. The Greatest Entertainer to ever be on stage.
I first heard Bohemian Rhapsody in 1975. My friend Miles had bought the vinyl single when it was released and we listened to it in his freezing bedroom, affectionately known as “The Icebox”. We were wearing our outdoor coats and we were fourteen.
Guys, I was very fortunate to have been there at LONDON LIVE AID, it’s was a magical experience, we didn’t know apart from a few artists, that were gonna perform that day, it was all a surprise to us. I also went back to Wembley to see Queen in 1986.
I'm saw Queen live at Stafford Bingley Hall in the UK in 1978. I still have my ticket, they performed Bohemian Rhapsody. I will never forget that night. Only a few thousand of us in the audience. Cost me £15 😂😂
I was lucky enough to see Queen at Earl's Court, London in 1977 and at Wembley Arena, London in 1980. I have actually heard Freddie and the boys sing that song LIVE!!
I saw Queen at Wembley in 1986, still got the programme. Clearing out some drawers the other day and found my ticket. Friday 11th July 1986. Gates open at 2 concert starts at 4. £14:50. It was the Magic Tour. Support acts INXS and Status Quo.
This is an iconic moment in music history. This is live aid, love it that you guys react to this. A Queen fanatic here i even passed it on to my son and he loved it ❤❤❤
6:28 - 🎶 "You want it all You want it all You want it all And you want it now" 🎶 (Guitar solo) 😉 There is a video of Queens whole set at Live Aid. I hope to see you react to it.
This was the beginning of live aid,when bands and artists sang on stage in turn and donations were pledged live on telephones to save the starving in Africa.what a great concert.
Your on the right path, short song as he fits in lots of songs in a small amount of time? & David Bowie was on after Queen & was heard saying, how the f___ do i follow that,, Also somebody to love live Montreal , & the video version of Bohemian Rhapsody was the best as it was only intended for album or video, there is a live version but not a patch on the video, 1 more also Green Day concert Hyde Park opens with crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody it's really quite something, More Queen Please & Supertramp well worth a listen.....😀👍
You beautiful couple should watch the live Concert in Wembley & Queens Movie RHAPSODY. incredible talent. More power & Love to you both.Godbless you both & your family. Love your heart felt reactions.
When you get the watch the full set, you will see what Freddy was REALLY like with his fans. He held them in the palm of his hand and they worshipped him! He played with the crowd and every show and they played back. Wait until you see it, you'll love it!
At Live aid there were numerous artists performing, and they all performed 20 minutes each. So, queen performed parts of 6 songs...not entire songs. You need to watch queens entire live aid performance. It's legendary!
Remember watching on tv as it happened - was a long afternoon & night. When Queen came on early evening the whole stadiumatmosphere lit up - the papers all said it was a standout perfomance afterwards. Was live in Wembly and Philadelphia. Madonna was a highlight because I'd not seen her perform & she was relatively new - she sang 'Get Into the Groove'. Phil Collins played at both venues in the same day. It was set up to support those enduring famine in Africa by Bob Geldof (Boomtown Rats) & Midge Ure (Ultravox) & the song 'Do they know it's Christmas' was released on the back of it.
Apologies friends. Looks like we got the wrong one. We'll be sure to react to the full set very soon.
Do the full show , its 25 mins or so long , its worth it to see Freddie the master showman
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Queen Live Aid Full Concert will give you what you want. Two things to know about this Video. 1. Freddie had a sore throat and still blasted it out. 2. This was before Auto Tune so what you hear from Queen is the real thing.🧸🧸
React the live aid Show from Queen .They was the opener of live aid 1985
I know a couple of links from this London concert, ruclips.net/video/_9pfbgpYDsk/видео.htmlsi=4y367D2L_TVNmF1b; ruclips.net/video/ngf1KF2_kPI/видео.htmlsi=X8JW4DqoIVRxrXTz but full concert footage is in Tokyo 85, ruclips.net/video/ZByFjaSjByM/видео.htmlsi=W3JLqjVrnyyK1V5H; Budapest ruclips.net/video/K3tscc6w1UU/видео.htmlsi=TrKxQbS8StfoFbpX 86; and Wwmbley ruclips.net/video/74xJBzmdneg/видео.htmlsi=r48J05Qgt0N8X9Ab, also No. 86; concert.
Watch their entire live aid performance. You WILL NOT be disappointed!!!
Yes!
Freddie wasn't diagnosed with aids until 1987..and he wrote the song in 1975
Thank you. I was just about to say that too!
Exactly, maybe they should listen to 'These are the days of our lives'.
@@janekidd8163 Which was written by Roger Taylor not Freddie
So what ? Eh...aloch ?
he knew he had something though even before the 85 Wembley show, its pretty clear when he delivered that 1st time ever opening of " Who wants to live forever", he already knew and so did his bandmates
This was not a Queen concert many bands on the day each band had 20 mins Queen nailed it they played the right songs and stole the show , you can watch Queens whole set on youtube...search for Queen at Live Aid
I watched it on TV at the time, it brought me to tears to see them and the crowd.
Freddie wrote the song years before he was diagnosed. He was a quiet private person away from the stage, but on stage, he became the ultimate performer, nothing like the real life Freddie.
Freddie and monserrat singing Barcelona is mind blowing opera ,gets me every time I watch it ,unbelievable
I'd recommend watching the whole Queen Live Aid performance, it was amazing 😳
Fantastic reaction!! Speaking of crowds, you should watch The crowd at Hyde Park before the Green Day concert singing Bohemian Rhapsody. Unbelievable!!
72,000 people in attendance and 1.9 Billion people watching from around the world.
Freddie performed against doctor's orders with a throat infection.
He said it felt like broken glass when he sang.
When the boys left the stage a Prince from Dubai donated 1 million dollars. Live Aid made 140 million dollars for famine in Africa .❣️
Still maintain its more
72,000 "Officially" but that old Wembley held 100,000 and I assume one end was closed behind the stage but that is still 65,000 on the 3 other sides PLUS everyone you see on the pitch. LOL
@@IsleofskyeYes I’m aware of this, but had I said that, I would be getting negative responses as well.So ya can’t win for losing.
@@TammyDenneym Sometimes a Lady just can't win,Tammy😀
@@Isleofskye 😆
I watch this many times a year, I'm 56 born 1967 and I was there, at the back, but there. age 17. And little did I know that my future wife was there too, we met in 1990 and still together. God bless.
Nice to hear a fellow person was there, myself aged 19 and just like you at the very back.
How much was the ticket,please?
@@jamesthompson3674 How much was the ticket,please?
The full Queen set at Live Aid is one of the undisputed best gigs of all time. And keep in mind with the crowd that nobody was actually there to watch Queen (the concert was for a whole bunch of bands) and yet this was the reaction.
ruclips.net/video/PLIAp5nr0q0/видео.html
Yes!
I worked with somebody who was at Live Aid in Wembley, but he wanted a momento so he set his VCR to record the entire show. He got home and pressed play but instead got 4 hours of test match cricket (oh the joy of manually programming your video recorder)
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Did that a few times myself, one upgrade was the program codes from the Radio Times that (mostly gave you the whole program with a 3 to 8 digit code)
@@colingregory7464 initially codes and then later you could get remotes that could scan bar codes in the RT
Noooooooooo.... Shouldn't Laugh but 🤭🤭🤭✌️👍
I watched and video taped the whole thing. Still got it somewhere, must dig it out!
Freddie wasn't diagnosed until 1987 two years after this show.
greatest live set of all time, bar none, and just to add, freddie was only at 75%, his doctor told him not to sing, had problems with his throat, but we all know freddie the legend, he would die on stage.
freddie really did die on stage, he kept his aids secret, and did his last show, only anounced his aids the day before he died, so he died on stage, in his london house
which his girl, before coming out gay, but they stayed life long friends, he wrong a song for her, Love of my Life, and left his estate to mary
THE GREATEST SHOWMAN,
It was a medley of hits so they never played the whole songs either, the full set is simply stunning, you'll love it, just have some tissues ready, gets me every time....!
Watched this 'live' on tv back in '85 and it is fair to say that Queen stole the show. this song is emblazoned onto the memory of every Brit since it's release and something you should see, which to my mind is equally awesome as this show, is the crowd singing this spontaneously at the Green Day concert at Hyde Park in 2017 while waiting for Green Day to appear. truly impressive. 😊
Same, was 11 years old & still remember it so well.
I remember this whole day. After the british show ended watching the American one. What an amazing day.
Freddie wasn't well, his voice is a bit rough at this concert. Doctors had advised him not to play... Still nailed it
Hi guys , this concert was beamed around the world to an estimated 2 billion people . Type in Queen at Live Aid , Wembley Stadium 1985 and be amazed .🇬🇧
Another recommendation is the 60,000 crowd at a Green Day concert in 2017, with the crowd singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody during an intermission....just amazing
The duration of that live aid concert 16 hours , viewed by 1.8 billions yes billions on tv broadcast all around the world, retransmetted in a stadium at Philadelphia and Australia . Each performer or singer had 20 minutes to perform . So you have to see the rest of the 20 minutes of Queen please it's a must .
The kiss he blew to the camera early was for his mom . His father in particular was not happy at Freddies life choices but b4 this memorable concert his Family accepted him ❤️
The full Live Aid performance is only about 20 minutes long, so easily reviewable. Time amazingly well spent!
Do the whole 20 minutes ! This is just them getting warmed up 😃🙇. Freddie hadn't been diagnosed by this time ( the film took a LOT of liberties ) and Bo Rhap was written a good 12ish years earlier before this set in 1985.
not diagnosed but all probability he was....he was unwell whilst doing this concert , sore/ throat / virus etc are all early onset symptoms...and was advised not to preform
@@keymaker-k7h oh he was undoubtedly HIV positive by this point and probably starting with early symptoms. But the idea that he was singing here at Live Aid distraught at the thought of his imminent death just isn't true. Bo Rhap wasn't written when he was ill, it was released in the early 70's. He was advised not to sing at Live Aid as he had a sore throat, it may have been HIV related but he wasn't aware of any long term health implications at this point.
@@keymaker-k7h I get that it dramatically made for a better film but it's misleading. Doubtless he probably felt that way later on but at this point in their career Queen's biggest issue was pulling themselves back into mainstream public consciousness and my word didnthis performance do that ! I remember watching on TV in the early evening, all a bit fatigued as it had been going for a good few hours by that point. Queen just blew everyone away in 20 minutes and gave them exposure to a whole new audience as well as making musical history. There's a great BBC documentary about Band Aid and Live Aid and the joy all the other musicians had remembering being there and watching this performance is palpable. 😃
@@annicecooper8105 completely agree im 56 and grew up with queen...and the film really doesnt depict a true picture of anything close to reality or who Freddie was... i like ur passion about it...✌️
For a magical version of this song you should watch the 60,000 strong crowd singing it at a green day concert in London Hyde park 2017 the video from the stage looking out over the stage is just unbelievable
Live Aid was watched by 72,000 people live at Wembley Stadium and an estimated 1.5 billion in 150 countries on TV. It raised more than $140m (£114m) for famine relief, brought the world's attention to Ethiopia's devastating food shortages and undoubtedly saved thousands from death.
Was watched by 86.000 people at Wembley
@@noone-gs7rh your wrong that's Wembley's capacity the info above is correct check it out on the web?
@@tonyrantnrave6854 I can say that there were 80,000 at the stadium as we had people in the corporate boxes and restaurants etc, I know as I had been there for around a week setting up for the hospitality as a chef, and we need too know how many will be attending, so everyone can be catered for, and then we had all the artists, crew etc in the lead upto, on the day and after breaking everything down
Watch it all guys it’s brilliant from the old man in England😂❤❤🇬🇧
You wont believe how good the whole set is.
Take a look for the Green Day crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody at Hyde Park.
No thanks
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Aged like milk! 😂
Saw Queen Live in Toronto on Aug 30th, 1980, Best Concert I ever attended
even now gives me goose bumps. Guitar by Brian may is absolutely great
I was in that crowd as a young 24 year old, amazing performance by the worlds greatest band fronted by the worlds greatest showman with the best voice ever, for 22 minutes in 1985 the uk was ruled by a different queen.
You need to watch the full queen performance during this live aid concert, you will not be disappointed.
When you have watched the full set also check out Green day at Hyde park where the crowd sing Bohemian rhapsody before the band (Green day) come on.
Another recommendation is the crowd at a Green Day concert 2017, with the crowd singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody during an intermission....just amazing 👏👏👏👏
Hi Guy's PLEASE do the whole Queen concert ATB Wayne UK...........
I was 17 when this concert happened. It was definitely a "thing". Everyone who was anyone at the time, performed. Queen's performance, knocked it out of the park! We all watched it with our mouths open! It was the Woodstock of my generation. Yes, it was before the age of cell phones and social media, when you actually talked to the people next to you and lived in the moment rather then feel like you needed to record it.
Yes, please, react to the whole set. I was 15 in 1985, and while Band Aid was huge even in a small town in Sweden, it was impossible to understand HOW incredibly big it actually was, musically. The 80s was for sure a lot simpler times than today is. I remember going on a train to Stockholm on my own when I was 12, to see a guy I had met on a school trip. It was not a strange thing. I moved out when I was 17 and I moved around quite a bit. With no mobile phone my mom didn't know where I was most of the time, or how I was. Now, my 35 year old son live in another country than me and I can message and talk and video call him at any time I want to. Back then I had to make sure I had enough coins to put in the phone booth phone if I wanted to speak to anyone. :D
This is where you gonna end??????
This is part of what is concidered as one of the BEST LIVE preformences EVER....
Calm down 😅 Check the pinned comment
The crowd had already been there over seven hours before Queen performed and still had David Bowie, The Who, Elton John and Paul McCartney to go.
Guys, you REALLY have to watch the mind blowing full 20 minute performance of them at this Live Aid. It’s considered the best performance ever and, if the movie “Bohemian Rhapsody” has some truth in it, helped change the course of Live Aid!
Peace love from England ❤
Do the whole set!
Thank you for the reaction. Yes, please watch the entire set. It is iconic! I go back much further than the two of you, but I have always said that technology will be the death of us. That being said, I do love being able to go back and listen and watch all of the greats from days gone by.
You have to see the full concert. its a must
If you want more of that check out green day in concert during the interval they played queen bohemian Rhapsody, live in 2017 at Hyde park London and the crowd sings the whole song flawlessly, it's fantastic
I was at that gig in Wembley I was 20 years old. Got ferry from Ireland to Wales then bus to London. Had nowhere to sleep so stayed awake until morning for long coach trip to Wales and ferry home. I would do it all again it was an historic moment i won't forget.
You need the whole show guy's, you won't be disappointed
Somebody to Love 1981 Montreal
You can watch the whole of their performance that day it literally saved the live aid charity event . There are also many queen live performances which have become even more poignant in light of Freddie’s death .❤
You must see the full version. I couldn't get tickets, so had to see it on the TV. I am one of those old farts that was lucky enough to know these bands at their height and will never forgive a friend who only told me after he had Queen tickets to a Wembley concert in the late 1970's. I got my own back as a year or so later I got Led Zeppelin tickets. In all honesty, he couldn't have gone anyway as he was working
How is he doing now?
Now you have to Green Day audience sing Bohemian Rhapsody
Search "queen at live aid" 1985. It shows their whole set before the next performer went on and its is absolute fire 🔥 ❤
I,was 9 years old. And it was live on TV the hole day. My parents had olso the TV on that day. And there fans of Queen.
Live Aid was one of the biggest events in my life, it was broadcast around the world with a simultaneous concerts across the planet with the US show in Philadelphia. 40% of the global population watched this live. You should react to story of Band-Aid and Live-Aid.
I saw Queen perform live in the early 80's at Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand 🇳🇿. It was AMAZING, MY best concert ever
Queen were without doubt in my mind the best band/artist to perform at Live Aid. Because they were limited to only a fairly short set, they did a medley of their top songs. This, I believe, was about to become Hammer to Fall. If you can find the full Queen set, that would be fantastic.
I wasn’t quite a teenager when Live Aid happened. I distinctly remember the day and watching sets like this without really understanding the importance and magnitude of what I was watching. All these years later with all the context I now have, I appreciate it for what it really is but also knowing I watched this as it happened makes it so very special.
Oh wow I can't believe they didn't have Freddie "playing the crowd darling"
You really need to watch the entire set with Queen, I wasn’t lucky enough to be there on the day but I remember watching it live on the tv, it blew my mind and Queen were just incredible. Freddy had the crowd in the palm of his hand. It still sends shivers down my spine watching it today. Freddy was and always will be the ultimate performer. Love the channel and much respect.
Freddie’s charisma on stage was electrifying, probably the greatest performer ever. His ability to control a crowd is incredible. Just watch him performing Radio Ga Ga.
Easy to forget that this wasnt a Queen concert...Freddie had that entire crowd in the palm of his hands, and what's amazing is that this around the time Freddie began to get sick and his throat was shot, but he still showed up and showed out
Queen weren’t on the list of performers when all the tickets were sold out, these weren’t Queen Fans just music fans……
Freddie was told not to perform by his doctor because he had a sore throat…..and they also spent a few days rehearsing beforehand because they hadn’t performed live together for sometime, so they nailed the 20min strict rule they had on stage; they also weren’t has popular at that time, but this performance took them back to closer to where they used to be.
Please please this whole set it’s incredible, also try green day crowd sing bohemian rhapsody Hyde park 2017 you won’t be disappointed. much love from 🇬🇧
AGreat perforance from Queen, you should see the entire concert but❤😂❤...the studio version of this is the real deal!!!❤❤❤❤Freddie Forever❤❤❤❤❤thankyou
Man alive ! Please find their full performance on live aid
His last performance and was very last minute. We were very lucky to witness it
You need to watch all the set mind blowing one best live performance ever
After you've watched the whole set , try " Somebody To Love " Live Montreal. If ever there's a performance that showcases the whole band then that'll be it...
This will forever live as the greatest performance of all time. Not only was Freddie sick at this point, he only told the band a few weeks before this. Freddie is the ultimate front man. The Greatest Entertainer to ever be on stage.
To hell with the covers, there's nothing like the original. 😊
I saw them perform live in Sydney decades ago! That’s the only way to watch/listen to them!
I first heard Bohemian Rhapsody in 1975. My friend Miles had bought the vinyl single when it was released and we listened to it in his freezing bedroom, affectionately known as “The Icebox”. We were wearing our outdoor coats and we were fourteen.
You really must do the whole Queen set from live Aid. It shows what a showman and Master of the crowd. 🙂
Guys, I was very fortunate to have been there at LONDON LIVE AID, it’s was a magical experience, we didn’t know apart from a few artists, that were gonna perform that day, it was all a surprise to us. I also went back to Wembley to see Queen in 1986.
I'm saw Queen live at Stafford Bingley Hall in the UK in 1978. I still have my ticket, they performed Bohemian Rhapsody. I will never forget that night. Only a few thousand of us in the audience. Cost me £15 😂😂
I was lucky enough to see Queen at Earl's Court, London in 1977 and at Wembley Arena, London in 1980. I have actually heard Freddie and the boys sing that song LIVE!!
I saw Queen at Wembley in 1986, still got the programme. Clearing out some drawers the other day and found my ticket. Friday 11th July 1986. Gates open at 2 concert starts at 4. £14:50. It was the Magic Tour. Support acts INXS and Status Quo.
Watched this as a 16 year old at a mates house, on all day and free to air as well, so many good bands on the line up
This is an iconic moment in music history. This is live aid, love it that you guys react to this. A Queen fanatic here i even passed it on to my son and he loved it ❤❤❤
I was there at Wembley stadium queen made us so proud to be British rip Freddie we miss you
6:28 -
🎶 "You want it all
You want it all
You want it all
And you want it now" 🎶
(Guitar solo)
😉
There is a video of Queens whole set at Live Aid. I hope to see you react to it.
This was the beginning of live aid,when bands and artists sang on stage in turn and donations were pledged live on telephones to save the starving in Africa.what a great concert.
1986 wembley performance for me was even better.
The ending of we are the champions folllwed by the national anthem. Incredible
Queen's 20 minute set at LiveAid is considered by many ( including myself) as the single greatest live performance ever.
Freddie and Queen stole the entire show, I stayed home that Saturday and watched Live and in its entirety. I was 18, ffs where did the time go?😲🎵👊
There was a global audience for this 16 hour long concert of 1.4 billion then approximately 40% of the then world population.
The full set is definitely worth ur reaction. Look forward to it.
Your on the right path, short song as he fits in lots of songs in a small amount of time? & David Bowie was on after Queen & was heard saying, how the f___ do i follow that,, Also somebody to love live Montreal , & the video version of Bohemian Rhapsody was the best as it was only intended for album or video, there is a live version but not a patch on the video, 1 more also Green Day concert Hyde Park opens with crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody it's really quite something, More Queen Please & Supertramp well worth a listen.....😀👍
You beautiful couple should watch the live Concert in Wembley & Queens Movie RHAPSODY. incredible talent. More power & Love to you both.Godbless you both & your family. Love your heart felt reactions.
i want it all is another great queen song
When you get the watch the full set, you will see what Freddy was REALLY like with his fans. He held them in the palm of his hand and they worshipped him! He played with the crowd and every show and they played back. Wait until you see it, you'll love it!
I was lucky enough to see queen with Freddie in 1974 still got the ticket
Watch the whole set
At Live aid there were numerous artists performing, and they all performed 20 minutes each.
So, queen performed parts of 6 songs...not entire songs.
You need to watch queens entire live aid performance. It's legendary!
I remember watching it live on TV, it was on a saturday and I was 15, I think. Freddy sang his heart out, and I wish I could have been there live.
Seeing this again, live, made me cry at his death.
Best rabbit hole you'll ever go down, Queen are the G. O. A. T ❤❤❤❤
Its from Queens live aid performance in 1984 , you can watch the whole of Queens set , it's a must watch ,
Freddie was one of the greatest and it was a shock for me when he died so young.
Queen was no longer what it used to be.
Remember watching on tv as it happened - was a long afternoon & night. When Queen came on early evening the whole stadiumatmosphere lit up - the papers all said it was a standout perfomance afterwards. Was live in Wembly and Philadelphia. Madonna was a highlight because I'd not seen her perform & she was relatively new - she sang 'Get Into the Groove'. Phil Collins played at both venues in the same day. It was set up to support those enduring famine in Africa by Bob Geldof (Boomtown Rats) & Midge Ure (Ultravox) & the song 'Do they know it's Christmas' was released on the back of it.
Yeah you gotta find the rest of this live performance, it’s unbelievable