Queen - Liar live reaction | ONE OF THEIR BEST 

Yes I agree, one of their best performances Deaky on the bass is incredible

Wonderful to watch genius watching genius thank you

I feel you hit the nail on the head when you mentioned two voices...

One of my favorite live performances by Queen!! I think John Deacon really shines here!! And, it was Freddie who encouraged John to sing the bridge with him. I’ve often wondered what it was like to share the mic with Freddie!! 🎤 ❤️ IMO the lyrics reference Freddie’s experiences at Boarding School … 🤔

Just found you an awesome song ,one of my favorites from Early Queen 👑 another one is White Queen which Brian May wrote then their is march of the Black Queen which Freddie wrote , also The Prophet song Brian May an do many more there isn't a bad Queen song ! Welcome to the Queen Army 💯❣️

John chuggin' on the bass. Wow! I enjoyed your critique of the song.

IT'S LATE....great Queen song

Greatest Band 👑

Fantastic reaction! Thank you! Love this - one of Freddie's many masterpieces. Love that all of the guys are highlighted. Love John's solo and seeing him join Freddie on the mike! Can't wait for next song from this concert!

SUCH AN EXCELLENT REACTION!!!

I believe Freddie started to write this even before Queen. I think this refers to things that happened in boarding school. What do others think?

how can John slapping the Bass and still so cute😍. please do react to Tear it up live at wembley 1986.

Great reaction TY

How many times can I like this reaction??!

This is such a substantial song and excellent performance. The drums and bass on this song are incredible and of course Brian is outstanding in his ability to hold back and then kick it in high gear and shreds it. Freddie's voice is perfection. This is so tight for a live performance, it knocks me back every time. This song/performance is the total package and your reaction is fantastic. Thank you.

My favorite Queen song!

Freddie recorded GOING BACK and I CAN HEAR MUSIC under the name Larry Lurex....

Great reaction! I had a feeling you would enjoy this one! This is really a song about rejection. It is one of Queen's most depressing songs, but you will not realize it from the music. The song begins with someone confessing their sins to a priest. The song is about someone looking for a place to belong within society, the first place he tries, is the church. He is rejected by the church. Then he really tries to belong or find a type of belonging within with his family, "Mama, I am gonna be your slave". But he is rejected by his family as well. At the end he realizes, "they bring you down before you begin" and "you have to be dead before they let you in'. In my personal opinion this is perhaps the one song Freddie wrote about his sexuality. A lot of people think Bohemian Rhapsody is about his sexuality, I disagree, I think Bohemian Rhapsody is just about being an entertainer and the music industry. Of course the song could also just be about his struggles as a poor musician. He was slightly older then the rest of the guys in Queen, he only started singing at the age of 23 (he played piano since the age of 7). His family did not support the idea that he wanted to become a musician, they have paid a lot of money for him to go to boarding school, and expensive types of schools. There was a lot of people who thought he was becoming a bit too old, and that he was wasting his time, he is 28 at the time of this concert. They wanted something else from him. A lot of Freddie's songs are sometimes written like direct dialogue which makes it very difficult for people to figure out the meanings of the songs. This song is from Queen's first album, Freddie wrote it before he even joined Queen, he was part of a blues band at the time called Wreckage. He very likely wrote this song on the guitar. Freddie mostly wrote on the piano, but there are a few songs that he wrote on the guitar. He learned to play the guitar because he loved Jimi Hendrix, he went to see Jimi Hendrix more then 40 times. The song of course also has a very progressive rock type of feeling. What is also great about the song, and it is something that you touched on, is that everyone has a time to shine. Roger does some great drumming, Brian plays a great solo and even John Deacon had a bass solo.

Excellent reaction!!! Totally different from this song , but showing more of their versatility between genres is Melancholy Blues.

Fantastic reaction!

Thanks, Sandman! Some of these early live Queen songs are the best -- Love that you notice the whole band -- look forward to more of your reactions...

Love this, thanks for the reaction.

It seems to be about confession, but the people we confess to are liars & sinners too. All 4 are amazing here. I hope you’re going to do in the Lap of the gods revisited from this show! I see you did the other. Great reaction.

Great Reaction , There are lot of hidden gems throughout their albums in the 70s The Prophets Song Great King Rat Brighton Rock March Of The Black Queen It's Late Spread Your Wings If you can't beat them Death On Two Legs You could also check out the studio version of this song , Great harmonies and Freddie goes for a few higher notes than live

Great reaction again! Please react to death on two legs thx

Great reaction as usual. You’re the best. One of my top three Queen songs.

Just found your channel and will watch while you are reacting to Queen. There is no doubt the four of them are multi talented and have loved everything about this band from their beginning. There will never be another Freddie. Can't believe it's 30 years since his passing. All of them so brilliant with their chosen instrument but all can play other instruments too. I was lucky enough to see them in concert and are known as a band that was always better live. Their timing is so on que. I am still proud to wear my Queen T-shirt. I always felt John was underrated as his bass riffs were fantastic.

Wow! Loved your reaction to this! Looking forward to whatever Queen song you do next. I would love to see: Bring Back that Leroy Brown lyric video, for one. And any live performance!

Great reaction, Satin is the great liar. Early Queen is my favorite era.

Pls react to 'Brighton Rock' A Night at the Odeon 1975 Live. It's sooo good...