QUEEN FREDDIE MERCURY Interview 1982 | REACTION

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@andreakormosnekacso4804 11 месяцев назад

This interview presents the professional musician and entertainer Freddie, who was always very honest during his rare interviews, he never hid the problems that occured in the band.

@yes_head 11 месяцев назад

The interesting thing about bands that spanned the 70's and 80's was how well they made that transition from the more progressive, arty era to the post-punk, new wave era. Those were huge changes in the musical business and what audiences were hungry for. Queen was actually well positioned to make that change compared to a lot of other 70's bands. And yeah, when Freddie actually referred to what they do as "product" it was a big insight into his view of the business.

@jennifertaylor6197 11 месяцев назад

Their keyboard player, Spike Edney, is still touring with Queen & Adam Lambert. They were all college students when they started. Freddie and Roger actually roomed together.. Freddie joined Brian and Roger's band, "Smile" and eventually changed to "Queen".

@betseyclark2832 11 месяцев назад

One of my favorite Freddie interviews! This would be a great time to take a look at the 1982 Milton Keynes Concert...pretty much the only place I've heard them do the songs from Hot Space. Freddie makes a statement about the new songs to the audience, and the band performs them as awesomely as usual. At about this time I think they were rated as the most highly paid individuals in the UK, so taking a bit of time off wasn't a financial risk, but rather one in terms of popularity. Anyway when they went back to the studio, they gave us "The Works".

@marciebulsaraorcutt 11 месяцев назад

Yessss… Milton Keynes is my FAVORITE concert!

@lindamaclellan4899 11 месяцев назад

Hi Justine....great reaction to this interview. There's another interview with just Brian and Roger at the exact same time (1982) by the exact same interviewer. What strikes me about that interview and the interview with Freddie, is that they ALL are on the same page with regard to the importance of the visual aspects of the show, their understanding of each other's needs almost instinctively (to give each other room when needed) and, perhaps most importantly, how ALL of them realize how essential it is to stay together. By this time, both Brian and Roger had tried some solo stuff...so they know - perhaps more than even Freddie does at this point - what it is like to try to do music apart from Queen. As you say in your reaction, it isn't easy to get to the level of success that they achieved working as a unit within QUEEN and in the interview BOTH Roger and Brian say that it is ESSENTIAL for a band to stay together. The interview with Brian and Roger, 1982 is on RU-vid. You might want to give it a listen. After listening, I really understood where their heads were at this point in their career.

@marciebulsaraorcutt 11 месяцев назад

Oh Wow, Justin… You’re really “going to town” reacting to these interviews, which is FANTASTIC… THANK YOU!!

@lyna4873 11 месяцев назад

Queen formed with Freddie, Brian and Roger in 1970 (John joined in 1971) and the band broke up in 1991 after Freddie's death. (The three of them were friends a couple of years before forming Queen.) Their music to me stayed uniformly very good despite changing over the years. And I think they would have continued on and still been together today. Their live concerts were what made them such fan favorites--and luckily there are some that were filmed--and are very entertaining. 1974 at the Rainbow, 1981 at Montreal, 1982 at Milton-Keynes and 1986 at Wembley are the best and need to be watched straight through like you were there to be fully appreciated.

@deboraclark5791 11 месяцев назад

They were so connected it was instinct, they would do a little rehearsal before each concert, and they pretty much would play some songs differently at each venue. Brian and Roger fought all the time, Freddie would defuse it, as a matter of fact Roger said if it wasn't for Freddie Roger and Brian would never have stayed together. This is a great Freddie interview. Great reaction.

@dianecourtney2724 11 месяцев назад

Freddie was the peace keeper. Although if you get your facts from the movie you wouldn’t know that

@deboraclark5791 11 месяцев назад

@@dianecourtney2724 The movie was a big disappointment, so many wrong facts.

@dianecourtney2724 11 месяцев назад

Whatever they did … whether they were or are criticized ……I think IT WORKED !

@leodurkin8539 9 месяцев назад

Freddie said the arguing is what jelled them so well

@JohnnyLaps 8 месяцев назад

Justin Queen "now im here" ( Friday night) wembley stadium Two nights, first better Freddies last tour Camilla will enjoy

@Dillon12 11 месяцев назад

John actually wrote a diss song, and it was about Brian May. Yeah... it's called Back Chat, I hope you get there soon.

@PT9546 10 месяцев назад

They still have the same guy all these years later. Spike Edney. They didn’t practice but wow that was a great concert. You can see the concert at Milton Keynes 1982.

@DukeEnlil 11 месяцев назад

In Queen, Fred Mandel ( Elton John, Pink Floyd, Anthrax, Alice Cooper) played keyboards in 1982 live shows and in The Works album, also he made the solo in I Want To Break Free, Spike Edney 1984-present!

@Dillon12 11 месяцев назад

In 1982 they also had Morgan Fisher at some point.

@barrys1342 7 месяцев назад

Such a gentleman ol Freddie ❤

@bjw0515 11 месяцев назад

Hot Space did not do well for Queen standards of sales. But it does contain some great music! As Betsey said the concert at Milton Keynes was absolutely fantastic. Cool Cat is a totally different side to Queen and also Back Chat. Action this Day is a personal favorite of mine, yes they played a set list but all songs played differently than the official version. These guys were together almost twenty years. Hard to believe, but they were family. Brian and Freddie had the most arguments, I believe.

@deboraclark5791 11 месяцев назад

Brian was very sensitive, he got upset easily, Freddie was a perfectionist and would make everyone do takes over and over, which upset members, every member would argue over every note, till perfect. But it was Freddie that mainly directed everything, just look at something of the inside studio work, it's amazing.

@GuimaraesDreamers 11 месяцев назад

Adoro reacts de entrevistas pois vocês conseguem reativar as legendas automáticas e fãs que falam outras línguas conseguem entender, obrigada, ótima reação ❤

@donnelson6694 11 месяцев назад

Interesting Freddie interview.

@bbbfst 11 месяцев назад

They had people starting in '82, and they were all on stage (you just have to watch for them at the piano).

@PT9546 11 месяцев назад

No they took breaks and worked with all different collaborators throughout their twenty years. All four of them. Not just at that time. Brian and Roger used to conflict with each other according to them, Freddie was the peacemaker. Actually they were successful in their solo projects but not necessarily with Queen fans because it was a different type of music.

@marciebulsaraorcutt 11 месяцев назад

....So, regarding the new keyboardist: I think the "big deal" about that for Queen, was that they'd always been very tight-knit - just the four of them. And, because Freddie always wanted to be able to be completely spontaneous when he went onstage (he had said that when he went onstage, "I NEVER know what's going to happen!")... all the band members had become adept at reading Freddie - and each other - and always smoothly adjusting in-the-moment. So, to introduce a fifth person, it had to be someone who could do that, as well.

@barrys1342 7 месяцев назад

To think that 5 years later his doing opera 😊

@yar9333 11 месяцев назад

It actually sounds like they did run through the show but it was mainly for the tech rehearsals getting the light show down, getting the keyboard player up to snuff etc…..they just weren’t focusing on the music as a band like they normally would. They still rehearsed but not to their normal level.

@aukebakker887 11 месяцев назад

Actually, most of the arguing is between brian and freddie. Having very different musical taste and both being perfectionists is an explosive cocktail:)

@mori1bund 11 месяцев назад

The most arguing was between Brian & Roger - according to Brian & Roger. ^^ Brian said Freddie was usually the mediator in the band. And when it comes to musical tastes, Freddie's taste was all over the place: he was into Jazz and classical music as much as he was into Rock and Hard Rock. He wrote some of Queen's heaviest songs like Ogre Battle or Stone Cold Crazy, but went also in the R&B or dance direction. But Brian's taste was also more flexible than people give him credit - as long as it features a guitar: he wrote everything from hard rock to folk to prog to pop to even R&B ("Dancer" from the Hot Space album is from Brian), and did all the orchestral stuff on the Flash Gordon soundtrack, which lead to more soundtrack jobs for Brian as a solo artist.

@faithpearlgenied-a5517 11 месяцев назад

No, it was between Brian and Roger. They've said so themselves. Not sure where you got that false information from.

@vernhoke7730 11 месяцев назад

I saw them on the Hot Space tour and it was great. The album was alright. The opening act was Billy Squier and I'd seen him the year prior and he kills it.

@leodurkin8539 9 месяцев назад

They were together for 20 before Freddie’s death.

@ZENOBlAmusic 11 месяцев назад

The difficult one is Brian, he has always been very hardheaded. Brain and Roger fought like cats and dogs for years, Brian did not really get along with John Deacon. Brian and Freddie fought sometimes. I would say most of the fighting was centred around Brian May, he and Roger still fight on email to this day.

@mori1bund 11 месяцев назад

Freddie wanted a keyboarder because he didn't want to spend all the time at the piano. He wanted to run around on stage and do his thing as an entertainer.

@dianecourtney2724 11 месяцев назад

Thank goodness 👑💛

@josephinemonahan915 11 месяцев назад

The keyboard player was Spike Edney?...he was from the Boomtown Rats, with Bob Geldof....And he was on stage for the concerts in Wembley 1986...Freddie was all about the technical detail....they did rehearse as well as all the other stuff they had to deal with...remember Live Aid?....Every act had 20 minutes onstage...so it all had to be timed..and decisions made about what songs to include...they bought alarm clocks and rehearsed for a week using the clocks to time themselves...they were all about the detail...and you can see that in their performances🤩

@sharonhalliday3180 11 месяцев назад

There were a couple of keyboard guys before they hired Spike Edney who is still with Queen and Adam Lambert

@marvalstith2749 11 месяцев назад

Can't resist sharing. I've read they rehearsed and DID heavily rehearse/routine the songs 'in studio' before going on tour cause their plan -- staged presentation -- wouldn't mirror album version. Rehearsal emphasis on tour was mostly technical since that wasn't possible 'in studio'.

@robshaw2639 11 месяцев назад

About The Stones... what was their 90s tour called? 🤔"The Rolling Stones LIVE! (plus Keith Richards)" 😆

@peaceofiona9198 11 месяцев назад

During Hot Space tour they had two keybord players. Fred Mandel played on US leg of thet tour and Morgan Fisher on European leg of the tour. Spike Edney started to work with Queen in 1983 if I'm correct

@clintonsmith5163 11 месяцев назад

If I remember correctly, it was Fred Mandel who played the synth solo on the studio recording of I Want to Break Free. That doesn't say anything about whether or not he was playing live with Queen around that time, of course.

@peaceofiona9198 11 месяцев назад

@@clintonsmith5163 I've read about it few years ago and checked this fact on wiki before giving you reply. Yes Mr Mandel played on US leg of Hot Space Tour.

@GrimlyFandango 11 месяцев назад

Fred Mandel was also on keyboard on Brian Mays Starfleet Project

@clintonsmith5163 11 месяцев назад

@@peaceofiona9198 I didn't dispute that fact. I was simply stating the additional fact that Mandel was still working with Queen in 1984. I'm just not sure if he was playing live with Queen in 1984.

@robshaw2639 11 месяцев назад

I agree about Roger, and since he is on vocals - consider the mic'ing challenges... besides mic'ing his kit, he needs a vocal mic in a "precise" position to sing comfortably while also drumming.... 🤐

@robshaw2639 11 месяцев назад

I think Walter Isaacson (biographer of Steve Jobs and Elon Musk) should branch out and write the "biography" of Queen or Rush - I'm pretty sure it would sell... (Thank me later, Walter)

@PT9546 11 месяцев назад

Don’t believe it Hot Space was a good album. Under Pressure, Cool Cat, Body Language, Back Chat, Action, etc all great. Milton Keynes concert has a lot of that album and it was a great concert. At the time, Queen fans didn’t like it because the music was different for Queen more R and B and disco included.

@robshaw2639 11 месяцев назад

LOL... Yes, Dave Grohl as the double superstar career, but now that you are reading this comment, you are probably already guessing where I am going with this comment regarding double superstar careers, knowing that I am of an age possibly older, so when you finish reading this comment, be honest about whether you knew where it was going or not... You know who first comes to mind for me, regarding double superstar careers, right? Now you see where this is going, right? (

@JustinPanariello 11 месяцев назад

McJagger??? lol jk