Grimreaper57 and AC/DC!

and LOUDER HAHAHAHAHAHhahahaahaha

Add The Who to that list too. At least as long as all of their instruments stayed intact.

Don't forget Thin Lizzy live

Grimreaper57 true, i really like in the laps of the gods live wembley

💯

333DaveH agreed!!!

Roger's drumming is simply outstanding from 1970 until 1991.

@@Dirtcowboy95 you're saying he's bad at drumming when he goes on tour nowadays?

Amazing & his voice excellent ♥️

Right on spot!

After 40/50 years he still sends shivers down spine...I completely agree...Freddy no one after you...

Also the greatest singer with the best voice and the best musician of all time

Sends shivers down your spine? Body's aching all the time?

Not all show. Freddie was a brilliant musician, pianist, singer, songwriter. Greatest Frontman our dear Freddie was/is 👑👑👑👑

And Elvis

don't forget John's bass

♥️🎤🌹❤️

Freddie is the god of vocals!

@@joannagodfrey5111 Yes, definitely! Can't ever forget about John

@@onkelalma_gaming Absolutely!

Teddy Snyder hahahaha very curious eye! :)

Pumping vocals 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

He used his whole body when he sang -

But it is really so. The sleeve mooves becouse of his voice and breath

great power in his incredible voice and body haha what note he hits?

Johan P I feel like all the live stuff for the most part is better than studio.

@@veronicawebb2526 They had something special at the live performances! 💣💣💥💥

Nah! In my opinion it wasn't a great concert... It was an AMAZING concert!!! ✨

@@nuggets1787 it’s definitely not the best of the tour and i wouldn’t call it amazing musically compared to others show of the tour

@Laura Mounier wholeheartedly agree!!🤩

Meadowlark music my grandmother always said Freddie had the most beautiful eyes too.

He was so beautiful and sexy !

Not only the Eyes 😍😍💓💓💋🎶😜🎗️🎤🌈💋💋💋💋

Brian going up and down the stairs without stopping his guitar playing!!!

ikr that's why i love them! especially bri 😂

Queen and metal gear? I like your style

Yeah! Rock it! Go Johnny Go!

@@kate_5668 He really laid down some nice riffs in this song- instead of holding back.

That's not a microphone stand, that's half of a microphone stand, the legendary queen prop😊😊

I read in one of the books about Freddie that he referred to it as his c*ck. ha

Elvis was doing it back in the 50s

3n j I agree his voice was a bit lower by this time in his career but was still exceptional and powerful.

YEESSS

Freddie once said about Brian's guitar playing-He is so talented, he can make his guitar talk. " Now I'm Here " is one of his greatest songs, and is great in concert.~ FM~

Go Johnny Go!!

This isn’t even close to the best version of '86, despite Brian and Roger is on fire, Freddie is weak here… The best versions have to be Newcastle/Liverpool/Hammersmith '79 (awesome vocals with INSANE improvs), and the best '86 version is Brussels

You said it Willie!

Agree with you

Go Johnny Go ! 😀😀😀

Yes Darling

Rock royalty at its finest and four geniuses!! The only band ever to have all four members write number one top hits & got into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and 2001 and all four members were inducted into the writers Hall of Fame in 2003. I was really surprised that John Deacon didn't show up for that because Freddie Mercury worked a lot with him to help his writing and vocals. John came in at 19 years old and he wasn't arrogant but just damn good on the bass so he became a permanent member. John retired in 1997 from music forever and I'm guessing it's because he knew the band was legendary and they had completed all of the works left by Freddie Mercury by 1995. The three remaining members wrote and performed " Only You The Good Die Young" in 1997 and they had that one last performance in Paris with Elton John in 1997 and that's when John decided to retire. John was so frustrated during the band's visit to France because they had to perform with an orchestrated dance show and they didn't have a lead singer until Elton John showed up unexpectedly. Before Elton showed up the band members had planned for Brian and Rodger to sing two of the numbers that Freddie Mercury would have otherwise performed. Brian and Rodger both said that John was extremely perturbed and upset the day is coming up to that performance and even after Elton showed up the day before the performance it didn't make John feel any better. I saw the video clip, and John looked angry, frustrated, and hurt because I think deep down he knew the band had done everything they could do as a group after Freddie Mercury died and that was it. John Deacon was even quoted as saying shortly after Fred's death, ' well, it's all over now because we've lost 1 of our members and we've gone as far as we can go". John was really super fragile & took Freddie Mercury death even harder than Brian and Roger despite the fact that Brian and Roger had known Freddy longer. I'm glad to see that Rodger and Brian are still rocking away 70 + years old and having a good old time with a young Adam Lambert and whoever is playing the bass looking back in retrospect I guess Freddie Mercury was right at their last tour in 1986 at Wembley in London by saying " the band would be together until they all f-ing died, Im sure"..

Exactly - this is their best version .

pffffff not!

André Verhage musicus/songwriter/rock and roller, ummm yes he is.

jtcjackson no i am

JetLi, shut up if you do research he has 4 or 2 idk extra teeth, that makes him have a higher vocal range. P.S. Shut up.

@JetLi As a 60 year old rocker Freddie fan from day one I'm talking about since late 60s the Larry Lurex era. I have not ever since heard nor seen a more magnificent performer, singer, frontman, or showman vocalist come nare a hair close to Freddie. Best that has ever walked the Earth and now gracing the heavens. This my friend is excellence. The Legend never dies. #❤♔4ever

John Fitzgerald true but Freddie was a great singer

I saw them in 1982...and to this day...I still cant believe that I saw them and what I witnessed... AMAZING!!!

Check out Miljenko Matijevic.

this very moment is a source of inspiration for me. Just amazing! Love love love it.

So do Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band.

I agree

' Body aching all the time' ' sometimes wish i'd never been born at all'

Not only a great singer, but a great writer. Too Good, too lost, too soon.

Written by Brian May though

You just brought tears to my eyes

Me too!! He looked like he absolutely loved where and what he was doing at that moment!! Nothing but love for Freddie and Queen..♡

Radio Gaga from Live Aid?

@@EL-vu9tj the 2nd night sounded better than the first, I think

This is a bit off i think. You can watch the non overdubbed version and its still great. Just a few bits added that were obvious anyway like the dreeeeaaaam on one vision. Still sounds good without the over dub. Freddies voice, is a little hoarse but in my opinion its great. I like that he sounds "hard" for it. He went for everything hoarse and all and nailed the whole thing. This is one of his best live performances ever as far as i see it. Yes his vocals have been smoother or tighter but wembley is a proper live performance, gritty and real. Everything went right. Brian nailed soloes that werent always perfect like hammer tf and magic and freddie fucking killed it.

1974 this song was much better live.

@@dchenkin02 Totally agree!!

Vinnie Moran me too I’m on a queen binge!!

You can say that about a lot of thier performances that night.

You posted this in 2018... 15 years before that would make it 2003.. Freddie died another 12 years before that :-/ So, you must have a time machine. If you do, do you have room for us all to go back to 1986?

Agree with you

Yes there is another magicman, Brian May.

Yes they do

yes they sound amazing live... just bought their live at Wembley CD... quiet expensive .. but worth it

Great bands used to cut their teeth and sharpen them live. Back in the day, albums were often inferior to the live product. Sadly now, it's the inverse

Tarantino Only lucky

How lucky you was

Lucky!

I am so jealous of you.lol.

Exellent. Can you prove? 😄

Must be an amazing memory! You are so fortunate!

In the history of any music

The greatest ever

Their most played live track ever. Been played on every tour since 1974. Phenomenal stuff.

lots of noobs believe its addressed to John Deacon....lol

Why do you have two comments 5 days apart

Still more less than me...

I'm getting there. xD It's turned into my favorite Queen performance.

Galinha

You can't find that kind of Magic anywhere else ; so that's quite normal:)

I watched this many times and this was my favorite live performance/concert.