Band looked like they were having such a great time, and Josh made us all laugh a ton. Every tour here has been great but this one just felt extra fun

Seen them at the Horden with my daughters and a mate. We had the best night.🤘👍✊

Yep , saw them Perth @ red hill auditorium back.in February. I They've never been so intense ,it was absolutely mind blowing Felt lucky to have witnessed it 😮

Great song. Love the album tbh

Been 3 times and never seen it. Yet I feel like the more shows I dont get it, the better it will be when I eventually do. Hopefully queens continue to tour for many more years to give us the chance to see it 😅

Its the greatest song they have ever written and for me personally my favourite song ever written. The way it builds and builds to the end is insane, so amazing.

I'm hearing you.🤘👍

For this song I made the effort

I got that problem sometimes too. Dont ignore it or fight it. Plan on it and welcome it to the show. Seriously. For me, a lot of times I just remind myself it is a part of myself that is concerned with making sure I am safe. I appreciate that part of me a lot because it loves me. Hope that helps.

These shows are pretty intense (especially where I was) so I can understand that. It did look a lot easier in the seats, if that helps. I hope you get to see them, and they will be back!

@cduby15 I've been told to accept it in my own way because it's a part of my brain protecting me and when I feel outside of myself, like I'm on autopilot, it's my mind's way of preventing a full-blown panic attack. It's gotten to the point I feel paranoid in public. I've had a lot of physical and mental abuse in my life as well as substance abuse so it's bound to happen but I can't deal with it most days and lock myself away in my comfort zone and take a lot more Valium than I should. I'm not really dealing with it in other words. I take advantage of the good days and run errands, visit friends etc so it's not 100% taking me over. Yet. You definitely made sense and I appreciate the fact that others are dealing with it in the way it should be. You're *_owning_* the anxiety and refusing to let it hold you down. It's not only honourable but it shows me it can be done. Thanks heaps for that, hun. I really commend you for not backing down. You're awesome❣️

@libelle156 I was always at nightclubs and pubs up front where it'd be packed watching live bands and getting pushed around while being part of the action and it never used to bother me. The AC/DC Ballbreaker concert here in Perth was mental. I don't know when this shit called anxiety started happening to me but I know why and that's a start, I guess. Next time QOTSA come to Perth (🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻), I will definitely be there...front row centre🙂. I'm NOT missing seeing the Ginger Elvis in one of my most favourite bands again. Especially when I'm the only one holding myself back from that experience. I envy you BIG time and appreciate the footage heaps, bub.

@@nelliesilvers1210 yeah, there's a thing with panic attacks that can happen where you start to have anxiety about having them. I had a hard time with the lockdown isolation, and knowing I could take a valium to deal with things when I did finally go out helped me a lot.

I gotta say most of my video is vertical because it was impossible to physically get my phone sideways, but for this song I had to. There's another version of it on my channel from a few years back, but I'm not as close

Great night! Was a good crowd too

absolutely insane. the level of musicianship from all of them in this video is off the charts. its unbelievable

When did that happen? I have a few more bits but think I've uploaded all the banter I have

@@libelle156 it was in between obscenery and battery acid

​@@Athrodusk_Carnavoyerthat's annoying, I've actually got a 10 second clip right before it but not the actual talking. Sorry

rock en seine 2014 paris

Its a Fender Custom Shop one off double neck version of his signature Jazzmaster. One neck is 12 string, the other the standard six. There is actually a video somewhere on youtube of Fender presenting him with it, pretty radical.