Roger Taylor & Jeff Beck performing Say it’s not True……..emotional!!!🎼❤️🎼🇬🇧🇬🇧

This was a song written by Brian while he was stricken with hepatitis during their first US tour and having to leave early. This was a treat to turn on computer this morning to find this! This was one of their early songs that lasted the test of time. Played at almost every show, a fan favorite! Thank you for reacting to this and sticking with Queen, they have so much more in their catalog.

Super ....Queen....!!❤❤

As others have said, Roger said this was the most taxing of all songs they did, so watching the Roger Cam is fascinating!! He is crazy busy on those drums. It's no wonder he wears hearing aids now. (And wears them proudly!)

Legends Nothing left to say, i went down to London to stand outside Garden Lodge Freddies house after he past , the feeling just standing there was unreal

Can you imagine the watts pumping out of those enormous amplifier speakers etc, My dad bought me Queen live killers album at 16yrs old,this song on there made me fall in love with drums,fast forward iam 61yrs old now and I have my drums in my bedroom and still trying to be Roger Taylor. Lol

I love every genre the superb Queen musicians give us. Get emotionally involved when the fine instrumentals take us to Freddie vocals - interpreting the lyrics, great! - but you elect to stop the video to share comment. I'm smilin' as I type this but when it happens...I must hold back a tear. Oh well. Thanks for the attention and for Mrs.Coach being there.

God I was 18 here... what a time to be alive, I'm English so obviously love Queen !!

Freddie is our favorite pole dancer!!😂 this is one of their really early songs, and I am so glad they kept it in their shows until the end. One of my favorites! Great reaction, as always!

Keep in mind that 1986 was the last year that Queen performed live with these four band members.

P.S. Coach, your "pole" comment was a literal scream! Howls of laughter! And I'll just leave it at that...

THEY are Just very awesome As Always!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

The song is about their experiences from their first ever US tour, as a warm-up act for Mott the Hoople. Very catchy riff that I always want to last longer when I hear the song. :) Thanks for the reaction!

Play the Game from the Montreal '81 is FIRE. Highly recommended.

This Wembley performance is so entertaining. Uninhibited group of well educated musicians. This just made my day, came down with some horrible virus. That will teach me to fly over the holidays. Just love the both of you, true RockStars.

There is a book by Peter Hince called Queen unseen he was their head roadie & more!!! The book is amazing & funny!!❤️🎼❤️🇬🇧

Roger was asked in an interview one time "What is the most physical exerting song to play?" His answer was Now I'm Here and Dragon Attack. I love your reactions, thank you! I would like to request " Who Wants To Live Forever (Live in Budapest 1986)

I was at Wembley that night, best gig ever, an absolutely superb evening. Freddie and the boys at their best. Choose any song from that night, you can't go wrong. My favourite on the night was "Under Pressure".

Lap of the gods live at the Rainbow 1974 🙏🏻... If you like Roger, you'll love that 😊

Now you’ve heard the song, watch the Roger Taylor multicam for your own enjoyment. It’s blistering good! ❤❤

You should watch Roger Taylor’s multi-cam video of this song. He always said it was the hardest song as he sang and he played on his kit.

This song is amazing as it circles around your head and travels from ear to ear. It was great hearing live in Madison Square Garden as it echoed throughout the arena.

If you have to choose just one Queen ballad then it must be for sure Love of My Live, Rock in Rio 1985. Great reaction!

Roger Taylor's son also a drummer. He played with The Foo Fighters as a special guest. ❤

Another one written by Sir Brian whilst in hospital recovering from Hepatitis and looking back when they supported Mott The Hoople in the States with Sir Brian on Piano during the recording

Now I'm Here and Killer Queen are on the third album Sheer Heart Attack. Our Friends and Neighbours too had the album Xmas 74. These two songs were the only ones he played off the album. I loved Now I'm Here coming out of one Speaker and Now I'm There coming out of the other speaker. Wembley 86 was the last concerts with Freddie. There are some clips of them performing at the Rainbow in 74 on KZfaq. Freddie and Queen were on top form then. The Rainbow Concert is also a film and my friend told me about it as he saw it at the Cinema. Queen have some great ballads and some are quite moving too.

You're smiling, Coach - I think you like it! Great performance from Queen.

If you want a Guitar fest Brian's solo work "Resurrection" or "Cyborg" are thumpers or Queen "Gimme the Prize" or "Princes of the universe" for some heavy 80s rock

First saw Queen perform this live in 1978 ,it never gets old.it was Queens third hit single in the UK.

Have you ever heard Freddie and John Deacon do the very unique song "Cool Cat " it a totally different style by Freddie, and I love it! Thanks for sharing! 🌈💙👑

You two get it. You’ve got it. You understand the magic of Queen. Would love your take on Under Pressure from Montreal in 1981.

Brian ran up and down the stairs keeping time... while being hard wired to his guitar, also it was the longest guitar cable ever used on a stage, it needed signal booster to work. it had 30m.

this is the last time i saw Queen live, and i think this consert Freddie produced his best vocal performance of all time

If you want a short ballad, check out Nevermore, only 84 seconds and it's amazing! 😁

Thank you so much! This is one of the energetic fun songs, which comes over so much better in a live performance than from the album. All four of them shine at once, which makes the result absolutely EPIC! Talking about Roger's drumming in this song - while also carrying the backing vocals - there's one video of this performance (6m 17s of it) which focuses exclusively on Roger. Every time I watch it, I'm astonished that he wasn't so exhausted that he'd need a little lie down before continuing the show... it's Called - Queen 'Now I'm here' multicam Roger Taylor. By the way... If any UK Queen fans see this reaction in the next few days... check the Sky TV listings for the late evening of New Year's Eve - and on into the early hours. I've already set my DVR in case I can't stay awake long enough!!!! 👑🤩👑😍👑🥰👑 I've just thought... here's a lovely song for Mrs Coach: Tom Jones - (It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again (The Dusty Springfield Show, 5th Sep 1967)

Freddie fell in love with poles after he fell on stage and had to be carried to the piano. He had a cast from his ankle to his hip. I think he still has to stretch that right knee to relieve pain. He fell during HAMMER TO FALL I believe during The Works tour.

ok, Coach & Mrs Coach - Not a plug, but check your local IMAX theaters January listings as for 4 days only "Queen's Live In Montreal 1981" concert is playing in theaters!!!

Greetings from Brazil. Keep up with the good work, guys!!

You have do Take My Breath Away for Mrs. Coach. Studio version with lyrics. Not live. The live version isn’t as “refined” as the studio. She’ll love it. 🍻

Great song ❤❤❤ it's a song where they all shine ❤❤❤

Brian wrote this song about the first tour that Queen embarked upon in which they were the support group for Mott The Hoople (the only time Queen toured and was not the headlining band). Queen was asked to be the support group for the European tour and were so well received by the Hoople audiences that they were asked remain with Hoople on the US leg of the tour. Sadly, Brian developed hepatitis and Queen had to leave the US portion of the tour. Solid song that Freddie delivers masterfully. Queen still includes this song in most of their touring performances. As one might expect, adrenalin runs high while performing on stage in front of so many people, whose energy in turns feeds the band. I would imagine it would be difficult for Freddie with all that energy running through him to just stand back and watch a several minute guitar solo. I think he uses the scaffoldings to stretch out and work off some of that excess energy and also to keep his pace going. Just my thoughts on the matter, I have never heard where Freddie has commented on it one way or the other. Thank you for your reactions.

I would suggest the whole of Wembley 1986 concerts, I think it was Friday and Saturday, but you'll see a slight difference between the shows, which they did every time. I would also say Days Of Our Lives, not the song but documentary, which will give you an insight into how the group started

Great reaction once again guys! This song was always fun to see them perform live. I am one of the lucky souls who got to see Queen with Freddie 4 times back in the day. They never disappoint. You REALLY need to start next year off with a reaction to The Prophet's Song. Brian wrote that one about a dream he had. It's not a ballad, although it has a part that is ... different. You'll have to watch it to see what that means. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to more Queen from you.

THANK YOU GUYS!! This is one of my all-time FAV performances… just a lot of fun, and then top it off with Freddie’s vocals at the end!💕

One of Queens best ballads is the song Nevermore which only goes for a minute or so.

FYI when the music companies' executives that picked the songs for play on the radio in early 80s realized Freddie was gay they refused to play Queen music. Esp. when Queen's video for "I Want To Break Free" featured all the band members dressed in drag representing characters from Coronation Street, a long running TV show in GB. (Roger Taylor made a fantastic looking girl!) The production companies asked Queen to submit a different video and Freddie refused. Queen "lost" America as a result and had many outstanding hits all over the world, but not in the USA. That's probably why you haven"t heard many of their songs. Keep up your great work!

Hi folks! This one is always a great memory for me-they did it every time I saw them and it was always the same and always amazing. In the first verse, line 1, Freddie on the left. Blackout. Line 2, he's on the right. Back and forth in the pitch black. Never missed. It was a spectacle. The Doc did write a big chunk of that record while ill, and needless to say, he brought it. Love you guys! Happy new year!

Great reaction team as usual. I’ll restate my last 2 requests. Ballad for Mrs coach “one year of love “. Upbeat for Mr coach “I want it all” 💥💥💥I’m sure you’ll both love each of them anyway 🔥🔥

Take THAT all you bands whose members just stand still and play. Brian zipping up and down stairs while playing. Actually, and Freddie's running end to end of a stadium stage (often while still singing) - talk about breath control! & yes, Freddie does love his scaffolding, doesn't he?

Brilliant thank you for reacting to this you can’t go wrong with anything from the Wembley concerts either Friday or Saturday ❤ hopefully you can get to watch Roger’s multi am to see how hard he works during this song 🎶

Awesome reaction! I love this live performance of this song actually this whole concert is amazing! If you ever get the time check it out!!!

" ...has Freddie met a pole he didn't like' lmao!!! Okay, check out "Breakthru." Great guitar solo, killer base line, and poles. Enjoy. I always wondered how Freddie was never out of breath to sing after running around the stage and smoking so many cigarettes?? Another great review. Thanks, Coach and Mrs. Coach. Have a safe and happy New Year.

PThis performance is so good! I love when Queen returns to the stage with her, they come with full force. I'm going to recommend a song that isn't a ballad for a change 😅, "Get Down, make love" is great! especially the one performed in Montreal, although I think the one in Argentina is the best, but you can only hear it in the full show as there are no cuts on KZfaq. Happy Holidays

Imagine the stamina this guy had 🤦😂

Yay! I was happy to see this was your choice for a reaction today, I've been sick with covid and ear infections for awhile now so reaction videos have been impossible for me to enjoy. This song was on the Sheer Heart Attack album from way back in 1974, it's been through variations over the years but the Wembley version is my absolute favorite. I would suggest One Vision the opening song and Tie your mother down, the second song they performed live at Wembley 86, the band is on 🔥 and so is the crowd. Don't worry Coach, neither one is a ballad. I hope you both have a very Happy New Year!

It's one of the epic Queen songs, which is still good after 49 years. I'm not sure if you have already listened to it, but I would suggest the song, I Want It All. They recorded it late on, so have never performed it live, but the music video is worth a go. Certainly one for Coach. It did get performed at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in 1992 with Roger Daltrey from The Who singing lead with the remaining members of Queen.

Now and then plz plz plz!!!!!

"...and I'll go happy"!!! LOL, thank uou @CoachCastTV !!

Hi great reaction as usual to queen when you have the time will you please add it’s a kinda magic live from Wembley the Friday version. you will not be disappointed absolutely fantastic version thank you for your time 👏👏

The master's of pomp rock and roll absolute legends ❤

I love to compare this performance to earlier live performances. In the earlier performances, they would open the song with Freddie being seen singing the line "Now I'm here" on one side of the stage amidst the darkness and dry ice, and a few bars later, at "Now I'm there," he would "appear" on the other side of the stage, an illusion created by an identically-dressed stagehand. The opening sound effects were created by a roadie manually delaying the sound in some of the feeds. If you which to see one of the earlier performances, watch "Now I'm Here (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, 1975)" - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9x_qLWlxKjNgn0.html&start_radio=1 FYI - A Night at the Odeon is the band's Christmas Eve performance at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1975, filmed by the BBC. The show was broadcast on BBC2 and BBC Radio 1, and included one of the first live performances of "Bohemian Rhapsody". The song, "Now I'm Here" was written by Brian and is about the hard, fast, good, and bad times of extensive touring, which the band did during their first few years. As the band has been quick to note, their success did not come overnight - success in America particularly was laid by many years of touring there in the 1970s. He began writing it from his hospital bed. In 1974 Queen went on their first American tour as the support band for "Mott the Hoople's' American tour. Queen had a great time on tour with "Mott the Hoople", but unfortunately, Brian fell ill near the end of the tour with severe hepatitis and the Queen left the tour before the end to bring Brian back to the UK. He spent many of the recording sessions for Sheer Heart Attack recovering in hospital. He since admitted that he was nervous that the band would find a replacement, and he was determined to keep working to stop that from happening. As it turned out, the band never even considered replacing Brian, and John doubled as lead guitarist along with bass player on several recordings (like Killer Queen) for the album Sheer Heart Attack. The band made sure to leave space in the songs they were already working on for him to add his solo parts when he was healthy enough. In "Now I'm Here", Brian memorializes touring from city to city (Now I'm here, now I'm there). They were so inexperienced when they started but "Mott the Hoople" acted as mentors to them and taught them the ropes of touring and they learned. As Brian wrote: A baby I was when you took my hand And the light of the night burned bright And the people all stared didn't understand But you knew my name on sight Whatever came of you and me America's new bride to be Ooh, don't worry, baby, I'm safe and sound Down in the dungeon just Peaches and me Don't I love her so? Yeah, she made me live again Yeah "Down in the Dungeon, just Peaches and me" was a personal line for Brian as Peaches was the name of his girlfriend at the time, and "The Dungeon" is a famous rock and roll bar in New Orleans's French Quarter. Just as the line " Down in the city just Hoople and me" is a nod to the group, Mott the Hoople. The following lines paint a metaphoric description of what it is like to perform on stage: Yeah, a thin moon me in a smoke-screen sky Where the beams of your love light chase Don't move, don't speak, don't feel no pain With the rain running down my face Your matches still light up the sky And many a tear lives on in my eye "Now I'm Here" holds the record as the Queen song which lasted in their live set the longest, from its release in 1974 right through to their final stadium shows with Freddie in 1986. It also regularly appeared on live compilations.

Thank you ...Coach,...I’m with Mrs. Coach.....all things Queen are fine by me....maybe Mrs. Coach, you need to get your own channel?😂..btw, Coach, to be a Queenie you have to LOVE all aspects of Queen😉.......anyway...Freddie sings, “down in the city just Hoople and me”...a reference to when they supported Mott the Hoople in N.Y.......people were amazed by them...Queen always came prepared🤩

Yay! You did it been waiting for this! Great reaction guys!

Have you checked out breakthru by queen they are playing on a moving train ..great song ..queen forever ❤

Wow great song choice. Well done for reacting to this

Ogre Battle, please ..from Hammersmith Odeon 1975.... you will love the guitar action in that one...Happy New Year!!!

Roger Taylor sagte mal, daß dieser Song für ihn schwerst Arbeit war!

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❤❤😂😊😂😊😅❤😂😂😂I just found and subscribed to your channel. I am currently suffering from my EIGHTH covid19 bout. I am going back to listen my favourite group to help me through it.

J COLE WET DREAMS AND CROOKED SMILE 2 fun light hearted songs

You guys’ reaction video is always amazing! I love how you guys pay attention on every detail on videos that you guys did. Queen have lot more in their catalog that you should check out such as 39’, great pretender, these are the days of our life and others. They also have lots of interesting music videos such as A kind of magic, Its a hard life etc You guys can also check out Roger’s solo songs! Hope this sparks some ideas on reacting! Keep on doing your lovely reaction chanel.❤

Sie sollten sich von Queen: A Kind of Magic, Live Wembley ansehen! Da kommt John Deacon viel zu sehen & hören an.

Happy holidays Coach and Mrs. Coach!

May i suggest you do a reaction to Was it All Worth it. Its a great song which sort of covers Queen catalog in one song. Its definitely wirrh checking out

Yayyyy!! One of my favorite performances from Wembley!! Brian wrote this banger inspired by Queen’s experiences while touring with Mott The Hoople in the 70’s. My favorite part is when Freddie raises his half mic stand above his head like a conqueror! Psst .. your video screen has shrunk 🤔

my 4 year old sons named after Freddie iv grown up listening to them my whole life... Can i suggest reacting to dire straits sultans of swing Alchemy live, mark knopfler's guitar solo is unmatched, great reaction by the way

Thanks, Coachies! they always performed this very well live... a Brian song... as you may guess from the rockin' guitar... lol (p.s. Freddie & Brian running up & down those stairs! Damn!) Also, still waiting for you guys to react to some Brian solo stuff.. this one will blow you away: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qcBxjJlyzpazqqs.html.. hope you get around to it! (Coach: it's not a "ballad," but it is a blues cover) Thanks!

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please can you do a reaction to queen ogre battle live at the hammersmith odeon in 1975 the early years were more heavy rock, guitar and drums 😊 merry Christmas and a happy new year to you both at coach cast tv .

Ay Coaches, do you consider diving into (Roger's) solo stuff some day? I'd always choose Roger's back catalogue (resp. The Cross) over Queen's.

You are spoiled for choice from this concert, there is another live version of tie your mother down from this one as well, a song i know you enjoyed from a previous reaction , also the medley of lap of the gods / seven seas of rye and tear it up which is well worth a watch. Like you ballards aren't really my thing but also from this concert have a look at love of my life, one for mrs coach, absolutely amazing vocals from freddie, never met a woman yet who does not love this song.

Please react to LISA - My Only Wish (Britney Spears cover) love y’all

Would you sometime check out Freddie "In My Defense " or Him with Opera Singer Montserrat Caballe "BARCELONA "? Some not Normally Reacted too💞

React Mamamoo Introducing 2022❤

Please listen "Dragon Attack"

Leider wird John Deacon viel zu wenig beachtet 😢

I think Freddie may have met a cheque he didn't like. Not sure about the poles.

I side with Coach...I can listen to ballads, but they aren't my favorite songs...

Freddie is running around and being energetic due to the fact he's under the influence of a certain white substance, Freddie admitted to using it to help get him through the shows as they were taking their toll on him and at the end of the Magic Tour in 1986 not long after this Wembley performance he said he was done with performing live as he couldn't do it anymore.