There are few live bands that can do a melody well, but queen completely blows it out of the water. It's also nice that they pay homage to the music that inspired them. Long live queen. 🎉🎉🎉
@@Tutialalayza777 25 de abril. Si te fijas, cuando aparece Brian al principio, coincide con el fragmento de la canción que estuvo circulando hace años.
Here in New Zealand in 1985 in Auckland both Freddie and Brian did the two songs love of my life and is this the world we created and for the surprise song we had Jailhouse rock all good
Thanks for this new and interesting video! !impossible to get bored at one of their concert..what a magical moment ...Queen forever and ever the best....
QUEEN SIEMPRE SE SUPERO EN DIRECTO... Y LOS MEDLEYS EN VIVO FUERON LOS MEJORES.... NI QUE DECIR DE LOS DIRECTOS DE LAS CANCIONES QUE SE TOCARON UNA SOLA VEZ.... QUEEN FOREVER....
Fabulous! Very few bands pull off a medley as beautifully and smoothly as Queen. It shows your natural talent, versatility and how you love and honor other artists/influences! The fact Queen is always full of surprises is one of the many things I love most about you guys!! Fantastic video, thank you!
Great episode! I loved that they included a little part of "March of the Black Queen" in the medley. And when they all came to the front at the Wembley concerts to sing "Tutti Frutti" and other songs, it was amazing! I only know this from videos. Sometimes I really wish for a time machine ...
I looooooooooveeeeeeeeeeee when I Watch Queen performances, although our dear Freddie isn't with us anymore for almost 32 years, he still drives me CRAZY with his ELECTRIC performances with the band during the 70s and 80s!!!!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This episode reflects the spirit of Queen concerts. Imaginative, innovative, different, and unique. The concerts are extraordinary, with or without medleys, or with the presentation of songs by other artists or not. Queen's live concerts make each one of us love even more the marvellous music they wrote, played and sang! Spectacular!❤️👑❤️👑❤️❤️👑💯🤘
One of my favourite moments from the concert I went to was '39 at the front of the stage and Big Spender in the encore. Queen was completely unique on record and in concert. You never knew what was coming but you knew it was going to be fantastic!👑🔥
Conoci a Queen realmente en el 86 con su cinta de casette A King Of Magic , aunque ya habia oido antes canciones suyas , pero con esa casette es cuando conecte con este grupo poniendo esa casette a todas horas .
Finally some new footage, thank you Queen Productions. Can you guys upload the full Dreamer's Ball performance please? I would love to see the entire thing.
Yeah pretty neat but I dont like that they show all the old stuff over and over again… I would give my other testicle to get in to the archives and see EVERYTHING they have hide all these decades.
@@machetemihel3927QPL has a lot of unseen stuff in their archives. In audio format they have a fuckton of concerts in great audio quality (mono/stereo soundboards and even multitrack audio). Video wise they have a lot of unseen stuff, but not as much as audio recordings. We probably aren't going to see almost anything new them, apart from these snippets, because the band doesn't care as much as we do and because QPL takes years to release new stuff. From the NOTW Boxset to the Miracle one, 5 years passed. I hope they start doing more new releases in the future, and not re-releases of Greatest Hits and other released stuff.
@@stef0469the recent Miracle boxset (along with Star Fleet, tho in that case Idk if QPL is involved at all) gives me a little bit of hope that they are maybe starting to see the value in releasing at least a little bit more of that stuff (not placing TOO much hope, tho, only a little 😂)
@@Alfonso162008 the Brian May re-releases (BTTL, AW and Starfleet) show how Brian is interested in looking in the past to make new releases. Idt it's the same thing for Roger.
I think when you do things like that going to the oldest songs it brings out its spunk in everyone it's a moms and dads sing it and we used to sing it where I moms on danse and when Queen does it wow do they like it thank you for your I think you made all the right (moves news) That should have been moves thank you for your video Me and ?
Queen were something else as far as bands went back in the day. I remember the first time l heard Bohemian Rhapsody it blew me away, l imagine it must have been like that when "That's All Right Mama" was played on the radio stations in Memphis for the first time. Nice to see Queen paying homage to the original legends of Rock n Roll.
I love how at 5:23 Deaky looks at Freddie and gets tickled at the way he is acting. So cute. Deaky looks over at Roger like "just look at him (Freddie)" !!!
Live at the Rainbow 74 the medley of killer queen,lap of the gods,march of the black queen etc is what I listen to most often in the car, it’s my fav of all time and so cleverly put together , it’s a work of art. Freddie 🎹❤️👑🎤🎸❤
Queen & The Rolling Stones had the BEST LIVE shows. I've seen both bands do what Roger described. Some of my favorite memories of their shows were when they came together stage front--or down the catwalk--and played acoustic or old time r&r songs that influenced them. It's only rock n roll.... but I LIKE it (I LIKE it)---yes I do!
Ciao Maria Teresa ....vedi come Freddie ci unisce , anche se siamo lontanissime. La musica corre nell'atmosfera e come magia ci abbraccia. Ciao amica mia 🤗
This segment was so much fun, seeing the boys getting loose and just enjoying the moment. These are the memories of what inspired them as kids and what ultimately turned them into the incredible rock stars they became. Those old rock n roll tunes were the stepping stones to everything that came after them. Thank you for another great episode.
I always loved it when Queen did other people's songs. It made the concerts more special. The only one they did that I've never heard is Mull Of Kintyre in 1979.
I'm not familiar with their covers but hearing it now incan say in💯 like it. Shows the guys versatility as performers. It would be great to have a live covers release ❤❤❤❤
I didn't expect the unexpected here because there's more unseen footage! This time, surprisingly, it's from Tokyo 1979, during the infamous Japanese leg of the Jazz Tour. The song is Dreamer's Ball, one of the songs that has never had any bad performances vocally and instrumentally, and also one of my favorites. Only the April 24th show had (partial) footage of Dreamer's Ball and it was taken backstage, this one is from the 25th: 1) because it's pro-shot footage and 2) Freddie doesn't sing "sooo" before the chorus unlike the 24th and the 23rd of which we've never seen the rumored footage of.
