A lot of the clips in this video are from their first tour of Japan. They all came to love Japan so much. They were completely caught off guard from the reception they got in Japan. They felt like the Beatles in their early days. There were so many fans in fact that they had a hard time leaving their rooms.
If you want to hear something quite different from our Beloved Freddie, put your head phones on high to Cool Cat a whimsical jazzy no, very cool indeed, really hope you listen to it, i think you will like it .
This is one of Queen's first songs to receive radio play. I really like this one, written by Freddie as he was going through his stage where a lot of his songs had a rather fairyland type of theme.
Actually Freddie’s biography states that he took lessons in boarding school and from there he taught himself- vocals- all Freddie! This song came from a story Freddie told his little sister-Kashmira
You should do the video of “My Fairy King” I believe that is the song that made Freddie adopt ‘Mercury’ as his name and Roger’s vocal in the beginning is crazy
This is Queen´s first ever charted hit from their Queen 2 album in 1974. This is the only Queen song reissued in 2 different albums. it was a song without singing or lyrics in Queen (the first album 1973) and it was later rereleased in Queen 2 in this version. this song is also on the Queen Greatest Hits album
This song sounds so familiar to me. I think I have heard this song and it’s probably been a long time since I’ve probably have heard this song anyways you know what my comments going to be. I love queen I love their songs so there goes and I love this song,it’s Queen. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
More k.d.lang please her version of Crying either the MTV unplugged or the Roy Orbison tribute or if you would like some even earlier k.d Turn Me Round/Three Cigarettes in an ashtray from the Johnny Carson show ❤❤ loving your Queen reactions great to see you discovering this fabulous band ❤❤
The outro is the early 20th century British Music Hall song, "I Do Like to be Beside the Seaside", describing a seaside holiday. Check out "Seaside Rendezvous", Freddie's charming take on the subject and Brian's "Brighton Rock" for an interesting beach holiday story. Thanks.
in 1997 there was a new collection with some editing and one new song called Queen Rocks. so they did some new videos to songs that had no clip and this is one of them. you can tell by the rops and pictures hang on them in the beggining of clips from that edit.
Love this song from one of their earlier albums. Queen 2 was the album which made me a Queen fan forever... over 50 years! Suggestion: Now I'm Here @ Wembley, 1986 - video from Roger Taylor's perspective - even if you've done the song before, let's give some huge props to Roger's drumming - and, YES, he sings those high notes, too! Here's the link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XMNNLItedY0.htmlsi=zFro1D5TPnactwrS
There’s a BBC video of them appearing on Top of the Pops in February 1974 performing this one. That’s where I first heard Queen and I’ve been a huge fan ever since.
@@peaceofiona9198 That was a typo! Sorry about that. Thanks for letting me know! 👍🏻☺️ I’m so glad that someone found that recording, I thought it had been lost forever. I’ve never forgotten how great they sounded and looked.
I said it many times before; Queen - Was it All Worth it Thats a song i know you never heard and is rarely played on radio, movies or commercials. Just try it😉
Just wondering when you're finished with Queen reactions you could get The Led out with some Zeppelin. Anything would be awesome. Great reaction as usual my friend and Peace out ✌️ 🙏 ☮️
My favorite video of this song is the one from Top of the Pops, 1974. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pl5slamx5TA.html&ab_channel=QuaereFellow This was the single that pretty much broke Queen on BBC radio.
