Queen "Too Much Love Will Kill You" Reaction 

Written by Brian, delivered by Freddie. This is about Brian’s marriage failing, he also released a version of it. It’s an amazing song. The story goes when Freddie heard the song from Brian, he wanted to sing it.

Sorry guys nothing to do with Freddie's health situation. This was written by Brian and was about the breakdown of his marriage.

Yes,Freddie had it all with that voice ; tone,pitch,resonance and a four octave range. He also poured a lot of emotion into his singing. This one,though was written by Brian May and there is a version of him singing it and while he doesn’t have Freddie’s power,it is very genuine.

Freddie didn’t write this, and it certainly wasn’t about his health. Brian wrote it because he fell in love with another woman while still married to his wife, and the subsequent break down of his marriage. The lyrics do resonate with Freddie’s situation though, so I’ll forgive you for assuming so. I hope you will do some more Queen. Please react to Somebody to Love live in Montreal 1981.

Saw Queen a few times, greatest band of all time, especially live.

Wow Guys, a came by because of Queen. Love your vibe, and I really hope you will react to some more Queen in the future. I suggest Innuendo. Its a masterpiece, Freddie was very sick already, but the lyrics are sooooo powerfull and his voice.....spine chilling. Much bless to you and keep up the good work.

I clicked on this reaction cuz of Queen. There are lots of Queenies out there that will show a lot of support. Brian May write this song about his divorce. But Freddie sings very passionately. I definitely think you should do love BRIGHTON ROCK, NOW IM HERE, LIAR, INNUENDO, MARCH OF THE BLACK QUEEN, PRINCES OF THE UNIVERSE..... But first!!!! Must react to SOMEBODY TO LOVE live in Montreal 1981.

Brian May (and persons outside Queen) wrote this song. It's about his relationships. There is a version with Brian singing.

HI GUYS, THANK YOU for reacting to this meaningful song. Since you're already listening to music from this last stage of Freddie's life, You should react to.... "MOTHER LOVE"!

❤ Freddie's last song was The show must go on. Brian wrote it when Freddie was really really ill, he didn't think Freddie would be able to do it but (in his words) Brian said he lugged back some vodka & said "I'll fu****g do it darling"... & he did (thank god)

the beat gives me how can i go on vibes

Love the song it's a amazing..

💔en el cora!freddie tbvf....no one but u darling!💞

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It's kind of refreshing to hear a Queen reaction from people who are already very familiar with the band! And they have so much music to explore that hasn't traditionally been played on the radio in America, so it's new to a lot of people who haven't already heard their entire musical catalog (though I'd give most of the songs on their album "Hot Space" a pass apart from "Under Pressure", which you are both probably already familiar with).

Brian may version is also good...love both though you know how awesome was freddie's, powerful..you may react to it too...mire queen please...

He agreed to sing this song but it must have been difficult to sing when he was I'll aids And all he ever wanted in life was that one true love The songs brush brought to him I find it odd He wanted to keep making music to keep going but he's singing these type of songs Brian concentrated on doing songs for his solo album when he was in Switzerland and freddie came down to record when they had a song for him or when he was up to it People really like Mother love but I find that one difficult as well Freddie didn't finish it Brian finished it off I wish theyd done more songs for him Ive seen articles and videos saying his voice wasnt good in the last two albums! I'm not musical but I think he sounds amazing Made in heaven 95 album mainly has old songs on it The only new ones I think was a winter tale freddie wrote and he composed you dont fool me I've just looked I think this was recorded in 88 he knew then he was I'll they didnt It was long on them recording after miracle because freddie refused to unless they all agreed to share credit and did things differently Richard their producer in Switzerland implied freddie came in and recorded a few songs saying he asked for a drum kit to get it recorded and they could do the music after Normally fir his songs he would compose first but that was too much for him and thinking of time wise He could barely stand but was determined to work I wish theyd done more They did quite a lot on innuendo though

No you mean Karen carpenter is in the same class of Freddie which nobody is anyway

Brian May wrote that song.

More Queen the Better , just crossed your channel, saw something about Franklin TN. Will have to dive deeper Vacationed there once beautiful and nice memories ❤🙏

Written by Brian may

There are two main reasons why not more so far unreleased songs weren't released: 1.) Freddie used basically every minute he was able to still sing to record. But even under pressure, you don't just suddenly write really good songs much more quickly. Basically, he sang everything he came up with on his own and anything Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon could come up with in those last few months when things got worse. The best songs made it onto "Made in Heaven". They'd never release a song now that wouldn't meet their standards. Just not worth it. 2.) The other thing that happened was diving into old leftovers from the early 80s, which means demos, things where the lyrics weren't finished etc. - Three such songs were put on the "Queen Forever" compilation (one of which features Michael Jackson). It meant a lot of work for Brian and the rest to use Pro Tools to get Freddie's voice (and Michael's) as cleanly out of the demos as possible and then add their own voices and new instrumentalisation below it. Which is quite a lot of work for tracks that didn't cut it for their "The Works" album. And for every older demo you find, you really have to gauge whether what you have as material is truly worth the effort. And then came Adam Lambert. And two old rockers found out that touring as Queen + Adam Lambert is actually a loooooot of fun for them. They're in their 70s now. I think if there's archived demo-material worth working on, it's gonna be done once Roger, John and Brian are gone. By people allowed by the Queen members in their estate to work on the catalogue. Maybe they'll find some fun stuff to work with. But for now: Brian and Roger are enjoying working with Spike Edney on keyboards, Roger's son on percussion and Adam Lambert on vocals, to give us more Queen+ concerts - as long as they're able to. This, of course, isn't the year to go on tour, and I hope they're actually doing some studio work behind the curtains.

Awesome reaction guys! You have to check out some live Queen, they were awesome live. Check out White Queen live at the Hammersmith Odoen 1975 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f8usNj4x9NA.html. The live version is better then the studio version. The band saw how well Too Much Love Will Kill You would work for Freddie. In truth Freddie actually took a very different approach to his death sentence. He never looked back in remorse. He tried to record as much music as possible with the time he had left, he was more thankful that he had some time left. He wrote songs that gave advice or about the beauty in the world. The song he wrote as a final farewell song to the fans is really almost more of a progressive metal type of song, Was It All Worth It ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sEhYFnwTciQ.html.

Thanks, guys - but the really, really best version is Brian's vocals - IMHO... nevertheless, I've subscribed b/c I love your reactions and want to hear more on other songs...

Try MADE IN HEAVEN great song

What edition are you listening to? It sounds incredible

You should watch Brian’s version which I prefer x

You have to watch LIVE, or your wasting your time.