Greatest Concert Ever【Queen】Live Aid 1985 Full Concert | Reaction

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  @wavyboyz · 3 years ago · pinned

  Thank you for the love an support don’t forget to like comment an subscribe 🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽

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  @susanengland3919 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Freddie sounded this good after having laryngitis the week before. Queen performing was actually a surprise for the audience.  They were late to sign on to do the concert and all of the promotional material for the event was sent out weeks before the concert and they weren't listed as appearing. Freddie didn't need singing lessons, he had a natural talent.

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  @TammyDenney · 3 years ago (edited)

  He was Mesmerizing watching Freddie was hypnotizing . You couldn’t take your eyes off of him!!

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  @loisvansciver9194 · 3 years ago

  The greatest frontman of all time with the greatest band of all time!  What a great reaction!  Glad you enjoyed it ❤

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  @thomasjacques5286 · 3 years ago (edited)

  QUEEN is more than just Freddie.  The entire band was on another level.  And Roger Taylor's drumming and background vocals are epic and complement's Freddie's range.

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  @claudettesmith8328 · 3 years ago

  LIve AID was a whole bunch of bands raising money for famine in Africa, each artist got 20 min. Imagine a full concert, the invironment is electric!

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  @DeeVet1 · 3 years ago

  Brian May (guitar) and Roger Taylor (drums) are still touring in their 70s with Adam Lambert out front. The bass player, (John Deacon) retired a short time after Freddie died. Love your videos!

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  @trishc3099 · 3 years ago

  The closest I ever came to seeing Queen live was watching this performance live on TV. Between the 72K people there, 96K in Philadelphia, and everyone else watching it live on TV, Queen had roughly 20% of the world's population in their hands for 21 minutes. His crowd control extended far beyond what anyone would think possible. It's pretty humbling.

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  @DeeVet1 · 3 years ago

  Brian May built that guitar with his dad when he was a teen. An old mantle, his mom’s knitting needle and pearl buttons and other castaways. Still his go-to guitar. He’s also an astrophysicist who worked with NASA,  was recently knighted by King Charles and white several books on 3-D photography. Queen was honored with THE BRIT Award for one Billion song streamed in the UK.

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  @randyinvegas405 · 3 years ago

  went to queen concert in seattle,Wa in 82. Tickets were about $11 and they did like 20 songs. you were up and bouncing the whole time, and freddie was right there with you encouraging us to join in actually be a part of the experience. i think they called it the Queen american 1982 tour.

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  @michellecraig165 · 3 days ago

  I was 11 in 1980. My teens were filled with great times! I watched live aid on tv. 🎉

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  @RachelRaichHiggy · 1 year ago (edited)

  I was there that day in 1985 as a 15yr old pop music lover... I left that day as a convert to rock music, thanks mainly to Freddie &amp; Co... You need to remember that this was NOT a Queen concert or even a Queen audience, in fact they were a last minute addition to the line up, only added after all tickets were sold. That said for 22 minutes that afternoon Freddie had close to 73,000 people in Wembley and almost 1.9 billion watching on TV globally eating out of the palm of his hand. <br><br>I&apos;m now a 55yr old woman who&apos;s been to 300ish live rock concerts over the years, everyone from Guns n Roses to ACDC to Uriah Heep, Meatloaf, Status Quo, Alice Cooper, Bon Jovi (48 times 😂) to H.I.M and the 69 Eyes.. but that 22 minutes right there is still by far the best 22 minutes of live greatness EVER! And one show that has never left my memory!<br><br>God bless you Freddie and Thank you for the music.. RIP you legend 👑👑<br><br>I saw them the following year on the &quot;Magic&quot; tour.. they were amazing.

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