Freddie said he didn't want to be a star, he wanted to be a legend. He was, and he still is. I'm glad that the younger generations are learning about Queen and Freddie Mercury.

John Deacon wrote this, making him the member with the best-seller single.

John Deacon played most instruments on this recording..no synthesizers used here..John was their secret weapon ❤Thanks for the great reaction❤

Freddie sang this until his throat bled, trying to get the vibe John wanted for this song.

Yes since all 4 guys wrote songs they could write lots of variety. This one was a funky song written by the shy bass player John Deacon. He wrote some killer songs and Freddie could sing anything. Those were the days. ❤

Friend and fan Michael Jackson suggested this should be released as a single. It charted at #1 for three weeks on Billboard 100. Check out “Stone Cold Crazy” live 1974 at the Rainbow. You might notice a wardrobe choice of Freddie’s that became one of MJ’s signature looks!

As with most things Queen, this is EVEN BETTER LIVE… The performance at: MONTREAL in 1981 …is FANTASTIC!!🖖

I have this song on an original 45 vinyl from when it first came out when I was a teenager! ❤❤

No synths, this was created experimenting with the instruments 😁

If you want a longer and great performance of this react to it at Wembley Saturday 1986,there is always something special when they are performing to a home crowd. Love love love your reactions xx

Love your reactions. This is one of my favorites. Dare you to sit still while listening to it

You MUST check out the live version of the from their 1981 Montreal concert. It's a riot!

I highly recommend that you watch another one bites the dust live in Montreal 1981. That is such a fun performance. And then the same song at Wembley in 1985.

Huge Kudos to John Deacon, he did everythng including writing this, apart from the singing. Because Freddie and John were really close friends Freddie wanted to give it the attention it deserved. For all his power, John was the mastermind of this song, their best selling single of all time.

"Where we go'in, where we go'in Freddie, we gonna go Mercury "🤣

Another one you'd like is Princes of the Universe, written for the Highlander TV series.

Great reaction! It is incredibly gratifying to have the "younger generation" appreciate the music that frankly, we took for granted. 60's - 80's some very special, sometimes otherworldly music (think Pink Floyd, Yes, Emerson Lake and Palmer) was being written, a slice of time that may never be repeated but to be treasured and passed down to the next generation. ❤

Hee hee, too funny, when you said "Where you taking me Freddie? Mercury?"

try to listen to COOL CAT man... Its groovy as hell... surely you will like it

Great reaktion! I recommend The Prophet's Song! So amazing!

Michael Jackson said they should release this as a single and it was one of their biggest hits, it also influenced Jackson’s Billy Jean.

Queen are the GOAT ❤❤

Another great reaction man! Did you know Roger Taylor has a few hidden gems? For instance, the song 'Millionaire' that he recorded with some other guys in a band called 'The Cross'. I've honestly never seen anyone make a reaction video to this amazing song. So please be a gentleman and be the first one! 😜👑🔥

Freddie wrote the ultimate Diss song... Give 'Death on two legs' a listen, you may well like 😂

Lovin your reaction!

This is better live..... Queen is better live... One is. Wembley 1986

If your going to do Queen you have to do them live, or you are missing out and so are your listeners

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Queen has sold over 300 million albums

Dovresti provare la versione live di Montreal 1981

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