Dave Rindone - Dave I couldn't have said it better as to your view Queen and their level of "GOD LIKE GREATNESS." I was born in 1975 and man through the 80s did I EVER take this genius group for granted and had I had a chance to go back ... I would have FOUND a way to see Queen ... now Freddie and the band are my absolute favourite rock group... love you Freddie .... a true Music God... 🙏🏻

I noticed that too !

Because this is the song he wrote that's why Bri smiles

He looks like a proud Dad, you know? Lol!

Robert was like the Grand Wizard Viking Blues Seducer - lol Freddie was just the f'ing Commander Queen. LOL

Edward Anthony Leone plant couldn’t carry his mustache trim kit

@@nascarfantasyadvice7954 NAH JUST DIFFERENT PLANT...PLANTS MELODIES ALONE, EVEN IMPROVISED, WERE BRILLIANT AS WAS HIS PHRASING....HAD VOCAL SURGERY CAUSE HE HURT HIS VOICE EARLY ON BUT PLANT 68-73 UNREAL

You're right. I saw Queen at Madison Square Garden and it was an unbelievable show. Freddy held everyone in the palm of his hand and you left feeling like the show was just for you. Oh, the opener was a little known guy named Billy Squire.....

Just wondering if anyone else notices that for an introvert John wears short shorts on stage...so cute

agreed, and seconded. Brian May and Eric Clapton are Gods on how to transition into, through and out of a solo live and in the studio versions of their music.

Johan P Absolitelt, they both posess excellent technical finesse and tastefulness.

Mostly cos he was suffering from flu I believe whilst doing this show. Budapest was the following show, seemed to have no issue.

I bet if someone had said to him before he joined you'll be playing with a legendary rock band such as Queen for over twenty years he'd have thought them crazy

Spike Edney is the unofficial fifth member of the band. He plays for long time with Queen and plays for today :)

And Freddie's voice is really good. Top

I love your clothes!

laJah575 SO TRUE- ME 2

+Don Kernan Sick how? Yes, he has HIV but he doesn't have AIDS yet.

Back then HIV made you sick...Freddie was symptomatic at that time

Don is right; Jim Hutton and several others said that Freddie was experiencing fatigue well before Wembley. Fatigue or not: he was a phenomenon. From another planet. Nobody could captivate an audience and steal hearts like Fred. Long live the Queen!

Don Kernan Don't see where Freddie is sick in this performance.

Hammer to Fall has alot of places to rest. Check the Radio Gaga performance, he isn't singing many of the high notes he usually did, even compared to live aid just a year prior. He also seems to sound a bit stuffy on some of the notes there as well. It is on the back end of the concert though, so non-HIV related fatigue would be in play by that point and make him seem worse than he actually felt.

+Ricardo Grande It fell

VICKI S THANK YOU FOR THAT # 1 ! HAMMER TO FALL - FREDDIE MERCURY (QUEEN) LIVE AT WEMBLEY STADIUM 1986

Paul CooperMusic wasn't the Saturday show longer

@@jacobpotts2498 Yeah it's probably why his voice suffered.

Lucky you! Where and when did you see them? Could you share more of your experience?

@ I saw them 4 times, all in St. Louis, USA Queen - Sheet Heart Attack Tour 1975 Queen - A Night at the Opera 1976 Queen - Day at the Races 1977 Queen - Jazz Tour 1978 The first time was the most impressive during their Sheer Heart Attack Tour. If you watch the “Live At The Rainbow '74” or the 1975 “A Night At The Odeon“ DvDs, they sounded a lot like that. The version of “Seven Seas Of Rhye” on the 1974 DvD comes closest to what I remember. Perhaps the best concert I’ve ever been terms of performance and sound. Freddie’s voice was great, almost unbelievable. Brian May is the most consistently great rock guitar player I’ve ever seen live. More so than Jimmy Page for sure, who sounded awful when I saw Zep in ’77 in the same arena I saw Queen perform at. They were so good live that rock magazines at the time hinted at rumors that Queen was lip-syncing to tape, but there is no evidence of that. They did however leave the stage during the middle part of “Bohemian Rhapsody” because that is too complicated to do live. I think they were at their peak for live performances during the mid 1970s: Queen- Seven Seas of Rhye (Live 1974): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aZ6onqdyxLedook.html Queen - Keep Yourself Alive (Live At The Rainbow): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/raiilZObrriWj2w.html

+Caitlin Belforti He was wearing shorts..................

'cause I'm a f*@#%n rock star and I can! ;)

He is....he just borrowed a pair of short shorts from John Stockton.

He was wearing shorts but because how long the t-shirt was

That’s your opinion. I think this is better and the other night is over dubbed and his voice this Show is stronger.

Ann Marie Milligan Spike Edny

Wait why would spike join queen????, it's supposed to be 4 members not 5!!!!!!

Didn't exactly JOIN Queen, he was just a touring member. Freddie just wanted to be able to run around on stage while someone else handled the keyboards on some songs.

QUEEN FANS THANK YOU FOR THAT # 1 ! HAMMER TO FALL !

HAMMER TO FALL AND CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE BACK TO BACK ! QUEEN LIVE AT WEMBLEY 1986

VICKI S THANK YOU FOR THAT 2ND # 1 ! HAMMER TO FALL - FREDDIE MERCURY (QUEEN) LIVE AT WEMBLEY STADIUM 1986

HAMMER TO FALL FREDDIE MERCURY - QUEEN LIVE AT WEMBLEY STADIUM 1986

This one was a tad slower; Live Aid was timed, they had to get through it

Spike Edney. The same guy who's playing rhythm guitar next to Brian May. Sometimes called the "fifth member of Queen"... and basically got upgraded to _third_ member when Freddie died and Deacy retired.

John Wozniak ah, thanks, I've been wondering who that was. He's in so many live shows but very few know of him.

Yeah, he was added when Freddie wanted to do more straight-up vocals in shows, and run around more. It's weird, actually, because touring members of bands _never_ get focused on. From Chuck Leavell and Daryl Jones of the Stones to whoever that was playing in the back of the Neon Trees concert that wasn't Chris Allen when I saw them live, nobody calls attention to people that aren't big names and aren't main members of the band. (That performance also had me going, "Wow, Elaine is so MASCULINE today", and it was the third song before Tyler said "oh, by the way, Elaine's taking maternity leave" and I don't remember if he even said the guy's name.)

And it seems like he's still with them, as I've seen him in keyboards with Lambert.

No

Jaleadspks what a stupid thing to say..