Back Chat Live At Milton Keynes 1982 - Queen (Reaction) | BRIAN STOLE THE SHOW!! 

I think this song is better live than on the album. Plus Brian's guitar solo ROCKS!!

Queen is perfect on stage. Their collaboration and chemistry is amazing. 1982 - No auto-tune... it didn't exist then. It was a natural live performance - just pure talent. Brian's guitar "Red Special" was made with the help of his father from wood and other things found at home when Brian was a teenager. He plays it with an old silver sixpence. John Deacon designed the "Deaky Amp" which gives the Red Special a wide range of unique sounds it can produce. Thank You!

Another gem from John!

This entire concert is fire !!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Every time watching this I recall RogerTaylor saying "tell me what you want and I'll do it"...regarding his music making of course. Loved your reaction.

Freddie fly as always.

Brian May played God Save the Queen on top of Buckingham Palace for Queen Elizabeth’s 50th Jubilee. It’s a great video!

Queen / Freddie at Milton Keynes is Perfection So many moments you need to react to ✌🏼😊🌟💛🌟💛

i saw them 3 days before this show at ingliston edinburgh and they were amazing that night aswel, i was right at the front on brian's side, great show 👑✊🇬🇧

Love me a John Deacon song! So did Freddie, it's so bouncy. & yeah, even tho rumor has it that the lyrics are John dissing Brian (!), Brian insisted on a guitar solo and created an awesome one.

From Hot Space album. A lot of people don't like this album, but I love it

Glad you were in the groove on this one! Agree on the behind the scene tension (comments below) btwn John & Brian on the disco funk sound John & Freddie liked. Ever the peacemaker, Freddie penned SOUL BROTHER for Brian. You know enough Queen songs now so the references will click.

I love this album and this tour, they were on fire at the time. This rendition of the song is pretty much close to the album track itself. I really feel the Hot Space album is very underrated. Great reaction, that guitar is sublime. Such a great funky track.

John wrote some really decent bouncy songs

2:43 epic solo

WOWWWWW!😻 Suggestions from this same Milton Keynes Bowl concert: “Fat Bottomed Girls” “Somebody To Love” “Staying Power” “Action This Day” “Play The Game” “Save Me” AND The concert”s INTRO “The Hero” with “We Will Rock You” Fast Version” played altogether THERE’S ALSO a really cool segment where Fred sits down at the front of the stage and gives the audience lessons in “how to sing like Aretha Franklin”!

Milton Keynes is my favorite concert .. there’s a huge reason why the album is referred to as Queen: On Fire At The Bowl. 🔥🔥Please do SOMEBODY TO LOVE from this concert (powerful) and PLAY THE GAME! 🔥🔥

Not my favorite Queen song but it has grown on me over the years. John wrote this one so it is kind of a funk number. I like the live version better than the official version. Very bass forward song though Brian does kick it up with his guitar solos as well.

This live version is far much better than the recorded one. John wrote it to the Hot Space album, but the band's rock fans didn't like the album very much. 😁 Pls, check out the Flick Of The Wrist at Rainbow 74.

React to "killer Queen" and "I'm in love with my car" live in Montreal 81.

John, who wrote this song, was heavily into disco, R&B, and funk music. Freddie enjoyed all types of music including disco, R&B, and funk but both Roger and Brian hated disco and funk. "Back Chat" is definitely a funk-influenced song. It was from the "Hot Space" album which marked a notable shift in direction from Queen's earlier work. They employed many elements of disco, funk, rhythm and blues, and dance and pop music on the album. The album was so different that Queen fans did not take to the new sound. This made the album the least popular Queen album to the fans who preferred the traditional rock style they had come to associate with the band. The truth is that neither Brian nor Roger liked most of the songs on the album and did not perform on many of the tracks. On the recording of "Back Chat", John actually played almost all of the instruments including the LM-Drum machine, keyboard, electric guitar, and bass guitar. Roger did play his drums in a small section (he hated the song) and Brian only appears on the track very briefly during the guitar solo (he, too, did not like the song). Freddie sang not only the lead but all of the backups (neither Roger nor Brian sang on it). The title of the song, “Back Chat,” is an English idiom referring to “impertinent or impudent replies, especially to a superior.” Queen performed the song live only during the Hot Space Tour. The song was played at a faster tempo, live giving it a more rock-oriented arrangement

Hey good reactions. There are still performances from this show I believe are must watch... Somebody to Love Fat Bottom Girls Play The Game All Must Watches in my opinion Queen in their live show prime in 1982.

I'm not exactly crazy about this song but I don't hate it. I wouldn't skip it. But that guitar...!!!

Can you review ‘millionaire waltz’ by Queen? The lyrical video for the studio version.

Please do Let Me Live.

A little tidbit....John wrote this about Brian due to Brian being argumentative and like the song says, always get the last word in!! I just wonder when Brian found out it was written around him and he then had to play his own being dissed at song!!! 🤔😅😅

Back Chat - To reply in a sarcastic or derogatory manner to someone in authority!! Hint: Brian & Roger were against taking their music into a funk disco vibe! This is John’s response 😂

haha no pause, and i startet my training, was without power totay want do nothing, but ...