Queen Somebody To Love live in Montreal!

Somebody to love at Montreal AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

Totally agree with you. Next 45 years this will still be listened to daily. Stadiums especially.

Check out queen under pressure, you will recognise the base. Queen were unbelievable especially live.

There are currently 6 Queen songs in commercials, and three of them are We Will Rock You.

Basically Queen wrote everything you like.

We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions, while two songs, really operate as 2 parts of a larger song. The end of We Will Rock You naturally leads into We Are The Champions (and they usually performed one then into the other). So when the guitar solo abruptly stops, there's a pause for a beat or two (if you play one then right into the next), then it kind of flows naturally into We Are The Champions.

Yes they wrote it for audiences to respond to & then it took on a life of its own. We are the champions is them as well 😎. Released as a double A side release.

For you to watch Queen “Somebody to love”, “We are the champions”, “Love of my life” AND above all Queen Live Aid 1985 Full Concert” - you must see all of it . To understand the impact Queen had, watch “Green Day Bohemian Rhapsody”

You are absolutely correct. Brian May wrote We Will Rock You and Freddie wrote We Are The Champions for the audiences to sing to.

React to "we are the champions ", by queen....you'll know this one too. You'll know "Another one bites the dust "too. Try "Somebody to love ", live at Montreal 1981.

We are the champions. Now I’m here under pressure. Love of my life Live at Wembley. Liar. Stone cold crazy

You definitely need to watch Queens performance at Live Aid. They are great in concert.

Brian May, the lead guitar player wrote this song as an audience participation song. The whole song is foot stomps and hand claps until the last 40 seconds when he plays the guitar solo. Queen's live shows were known for having the audience participate with the band . Freddie Mercury wrote a tribute song for Elvis. Give a listen to Crazy Little Thing Called Love. Its has a rock-a-billy sound. The band also loved Aretha Franklin and did a song as a tribute to her. Listen to Somebody To Love.

Whether you watch it here or on your own, watch their performance at Live Aid. It's a long set, but it's often regarded as the best live performance in music history.

For the companion anthem you need to do We are the Champions. For “this dude’s voice” you need to do Somebody to Love, live in Montreal.

Queen is legendary! Check out Somebody to Love (Live in Montreal 1981) and Queen's set at the Live Aid concert from 1985. There is so much Queen to discover. 💖😎

Freddie Mercury is his stage name ✅ Farrokh Bulsara is real name…this should always be played into We Are the Champions…they should not be listened to separately. Freddie knew exactly what his songs would be…he was genius…they knew their magic

You definitely need to react to more Queen Live at Wembley is a good start . Queen is hands down the greatest Rock band of all time

The purpose for writing this song was to get their fans involved in their concerts. That was one of the unique things about Queen which you REALLY no longer come across today anymore, their fans came 1st and they genuinely loved them. Like a good chef that will never send a bad plate out with his name behind it, Queen would not perform without giving absolute perfection! Instead of pushing their performances out to the crowd, they involved the crowd and invited them into their performances and always felt like they were singing and "hanging" with the band. Watch it live, as with all their songs, they are much better live, editing equipment used on videos and tracks took away from their talent because they were better than the editing that had to be used on most bands recordings. If you find a song you are not sure you are into, like for me it was "Radio Gaga" (Which is where Lady Gaga got her name from, she is a huge Queen fan) revisit the song in a live performance, 9 out of 10 times it will change your mind. You are going to find they do not stick to one genre, and you are going to be in a rabbit hole so deep with so many twists and turns, not knowing what they are going to throw at you around the next corner, but find you don't want to come out of it because they never disappoint. Welcome to the Queen Army and you'll come to see...it is an Army of people...lol

You have to watch Queen Live Aid 1985 to see a good selection of what they can really do. You should also recognize We Are the Champions.

We are the champions. Another bites the dust. Liar. Love of my , life, Wembley. Princes of the universe. , one of queens in the movie Highlander

I won't be the only one to recommend this, but Queen's Somebody to Love, Live at Montreal, 1981.

Brian May was one of the BEST GUITARISTS IN THE WORLD!!

Watch Queen at the Live Aid concert.

Watch Queen's live aid performance. It is worth the time.

They sing it on live Aid it’s a must see

Find Queen at Webley Stadium, the 24 min performance. Best rock performance ever.

If you love Freddie Mercury's voice than react to "Somebody to Love" live next. 🔥

I have been a fan since 1974 Im 79 this is the greatest rock band in history.

Your Right....Draws You (Us) in...Big Time !

Queen in concert are waaaaay better than any studio version of their songs; they never sang them the same as studio versions - enjoy the discovery of Queen. Check out 'Somebody to Love", Live Montreal 1981

'Juke Box Hero' by Foreigner. While not being performed by the original lead singer [the song is from 1981] the 2010 live video version uploaded by NEA ZIXNH is really really good.

Please try their all musics, live concerts is so amazing, their studio versions are good too, diff genre of queen will give you magic, always saying, if you will know Queen, you will love them, try somebody to love, Montreal, thank you, for knowing them, Queen forever

Queen also “we are the champions “ 🔥🔥🔥check it out boss

Freddie Mercury - Born. Farrokh Bulsara. 5 September 1946. Stone Town, Zanzibar ; Died, 24 November 1991 (aged 45).

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Listen to Live Aid. It will blow you away.

Your reactions are great! You've got one more new subscriber!

If you want to listen to a Queen song that wasn't commercially released but a part of the amazing "Night at the Opera" album ... Try "The Prophet Song" crank up the volume and put your cans on.

Thanks for your reaction to this iconic Queen song written by the guitarist, Brian May. Another iconic song is Another One Bites the Dust - official video.

Wow 🥰 beautiful Freddie ❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️ liked already subscribed 😁 my favorite song of queen is Death on two legs ❤️ Freddie at his most vicious 😂

There's a lot of their songs I'm sure you've heard! "We Are the Champions" was meant to be played right after this one, another classic anthem. "Another One Bites the Dust", too! Michael Jackson convinced them to release that one when they weren't sure - he was a big Queen fan, and it was before he really got started on his own solo career ("Another One Bites the Dust" was released shortly before Michael's "Billie Jean", for timeline purposes). You've probably also heard "You're My Best Friend" (in tons of movies and commercials), "Don't Stop Me Now" (same, haha), "I Want to Break Free" (I think it's currently in the background of a cruise line commercial, but hopefully you've also heard it elsewhere!), "I Want It All" (again, it's been played almost everywhere)... even the Flash Gordon theme (if you've heard "Flash! Ah Ah! Savior of the universe!" then yep, that's it). "Fat Bottomed Girls" is another one with tons of radio play (and another with a stellar live version: At the Bowl in 1982). My favorite Queen song is "Somebody to Love", which was also huge but happens to have been Freddie's favorite as well. Check it out live in Montreal (in 1981) AND in Milton Keynes (1982)! Freddie always performed it differently, and it was amazing each time. And of course, watch Live Aid for the best rock performance of all time. They only had 20 minutes set aside during a huge, globally broadcasted fundraising event with tons of the best artists of the 80s on the roster (Led Zeppelin, Elton John, U2 - it was epic!) and Queen absolutely stole the show.

I was looking to see if you had done certain bands and none of the ones I looked for were there. If you haven't listened to many 70's bands you are really missing out on the best music in history. Queen is right on top of the list. If you would like to see a great crowd watch Queen - Rock in Rio - Love of my Life. It was a two day concert that had 1.5 million people. People as far as you could see. It was, at that time, the largest paying audience in history. That will show you how much everyone loved Freddie. Then look into some other bands like Led Zeppelin - Stairway to heaven, The Rolling Stones - Paint it Black, Ram Jam - Black Betty, The Bee Gees - Too Much Heaven and there are thousands more. I will subscribe if you do more 60's and 70's songs. I think you will really like some of them. Queen was the only reason I found you. thank you for the reaction. You did great!

pleaaaseeee react to "queen live aid 1985 full concert", it's been called the best live concert ever performed. I would love to see your reaction!

I'm in love with my car, written by Roger Taylor.

Iconic rock songs? Where to start... Well you have hit two of the biggest from Queen, there is so much more down that rabbit hole. To truly experience Queen you should check out some of their live shows. "Somebody to Love" Live Montreal 1981 is a good one to hear what Freddy can do with his voice. Though to see what it was like at a Queen concert check out the full (roughly 20 min) Live Aid set that they did in 1985. Now onto some other bands. While this next band would be considered "Rock" now in their time they were considered "Hard Rock". Led Zepplin is one of my favorites, and while going straight for the iconic "Stairway to Heaven", or "Black Dog" maybe have a look at (ok listen to) "Communication Breakdown", "Kashmir", "When the Levee Breaks", "Dazed and Confused", The Battle of Evermore", "What is and What Should Never Be", I could just keep going but should just leave it there. Next lets explore another one of the BIG names to come across for the UK. The Beatles. While I feel that a lot of the music was overplayed they did have some good songs, just that the ones that I like didn't get on the radio much if at all. So down this rabbit hole we have "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Harts Club Band", "With a Little Help From My Friends", "Yellow Submarine", and "Norwegian Wood" are just a few to stand out. Now for something that falls more into "Folk Rock" than any thing else. Simon and Garfunkel. They had some solid hits like, "The Sound of Silence" (been covered by a lot of groups), "Scarborough Fair", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "MS. Robinson", "Homeward Bound", "59th St. Bridge Song", "Cecilia", "The Boxer". That is just a snow flake on the tip of the ice burg of music you are wanting to delve into. Hope you're ready.

You nee to do "We Are the Champions" by Queen next. ☺️

Nice reaction. Try STONE COLD CRAZY live at the rainbow 74

I think this is the intro to another song. they had no idea the crowd would like their intro to another song that much.

Please don't stop here! If you do, you'll surely regret it!

You have 300 more songs to go….try Cool Cat!!

you should listen to the fast version of this song, just type in queen we will rock you fast version

Next from Queen please "I want it all" ;) *wink*

You have wonderful ears...you LISTEN with intelligence. Meatloaf 'Paradise By the Dashboard Light' LIVE

Queen is the all time best rock band out there. I'm sure you have also heard of Another One Bites The Dust The live version at Wembley '86 is pretty good kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftRzmrFl0NTWYI0.html Another great song from them is Under Pressure live at Wembley '86 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbyqqdKBtZyxZWQ.html. The way Freddie Mercury intereacts with the crowd is amazing. Somebody to Love live at Montreal kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o6qAlMaqx8CZn58.html Don't Stop Me Now the official video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fs2qetp83LLRl4E.html This is such an upbeat song. I'm so glad that your enjoying their music. I can go on and on with all the iconic songs that they have. Thanks for listening to them and for your reaction. I hope you get a chance to check out at least a couple of these great hits.

2 verses and no music! Absolutely the best what other band can do that?

I think I read somewhere that this one the first or one of the first music video.

Eagles "Hotel California" the live version.

Try 'Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing'. If you want to stick with Queen, 'Killer Queen' is hard to beat.

you got a good vibe

Radio Gaga Fat bottom girl Somebody to love

Freebird live in Oakland

Live aid

La hicieron para calentarse, hacía mucho frío !!!!!!!

The Rascals, How can I be sure?

Try somebody to love live montreal

That was the short versn

Metallica: Master of Puppets (the Barz matter) also Metallia: One (thats about soldier in pain not in coma in pain endless pain) the barz matter.

First time…

Try the Eagles!!

Who's dat in d video lol

The lyrics aren't bad? Lol