Queen - Greatest Live Performances

Who's watching this in 2024❤

Is anyone else not able to get anything done because they are watching Queen videos all day??!! 😂😂

Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world 💕🥰

I am watching this in 2024 and still loving it. Queen ROCKS forever. We miss Freddie, one of the greatest showmen of all time.

Hearing Freddie's voice, seeing Roger's hair, watching Deacy dance, viewing Brian shred the guitar...AH, IT'S AMAZING!

00:15 Stone Cold Crazy 02:32 Play The Game 06:28 Bohemian Rhapsody 11:50 I Want To Break Free 15:28 Somebody To Love 23:16 Under Presure 27:08 A Kind Of Magic 34:05 Freedy playing with crowd 35:37 Radio Ga-Ga 41:43 We Will Rock You 44:17 Bohemian Rhapsody

Every member of the band Queen was extremely talented. Together they were magnificent.

I loved Queen when I was 12 yrs old. Im 60 now and still love them. When I LISTEN TO QUEEN MY NEIGHBORS LISTEN TO QUEEN

Stone Cold Crazy (Live at The Rainbow, 1974 ) - 0:09 Play the Game (Live at Milton Keynes Bowl, 1982) - 2:31 Bohemian Rhapsody (Live in Budapest, 1986) - 6:26 I Want To Break Free (Live at Wembley Stadium, Saturday 12 July 1986) - 11:48 Somebody to Love (Live at Milton Keynes Bowl, 1982) - 15:27 Under Pressure (Live at Wembley Stadium, Saturday 12 July 1986) - 23:15 A Kind Of Magic (Live at Wembley Stadium, Friday 11 July 1986) - 27:06 Radio Ga Ga (Live at Wembley Stadium, Friday 11 July 1986) - 35:36 We Will Rock You (Live at Rock in Rio, 1985) - 41:41 Bohemian Rhapsody (Live at Wembley Stadium, Saturday 12 July 1986) - 44:15 It was killing me that they didn't have this, so here you go!

Thanks queen for making this available for all fans. Freddie was and still is the greatest performer and rock star off all time. Like if you agree.👍

Nobody comes close to Freddie Mercury. His command of the stage is beyond PHENOMENAL. A frontman makes or breaks a band. Thus, the band Queen will be forever remembered. Freddie also has the power to perform on his own. A once in a life PERFORMER.

There will NEVER be another Freddie! The Greatest Frontman and Singer that’s ever lived. Queen and Freddie were the absolute perfect musical combination in any genre, bar None.. Loved them my entire lifeI First heard them as a kid in the seventies, and still my favourite of all time.. His death hit me VERY HARD, and I still tear up when I listen to some of his songs. His passion and talent is unrivalled..

I love how many new people have started to pay attention to queen since the film has been released. It's amazing to see how so many generations come together now and so many young people just find out about queen and love them, including myself

Oh man... Freddie’s opening to Somebody To Love was absolutely beautiful. I’m actually crying

I came to know and fall in love with Freddy and Queen much later in life. My granddaughter and daughter introduced me to his music. The more I listened and watched the more I just fell in love with the whole band and especially Freddy. I am now 78 and will still spend certain days just immersed in the music. I prefer to watch them singing live . Watching them perform is the best.

BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY, MY GOD, WHAT A MASTERPIECE!!!! This performance was unbelievable!!!!! Freddy’ voice and his piano was incredible, and Brian Mays guitar solo, wow!!!!!!!

RIP FREDDIE 😭 Still bringing us JOY all these years 👍🤟

This cleared my acne, cured my depression, and gave me good grades

Our beloved, incomparable, irreplaceable Freddie. Rest well sweetheart.

I’m a late comer to Freddie Mania. I was a two time winner when the Rangers won the Stanley cup in 1994. Hearing, “We Are The Champions” led me to Queen and I have never looked back. When they were the rage, I was raising a houseful of children and never had time for anything else…not even the radio. Now the only cd in my car is one I made from all their hits. His decal adorns my back window, I have 4 Freddie collectible dolls given me by another Freddie enthusiast and several documentaries stored on my TV. It’s my one regret that I didn’t always know of them. Now, from early AM until necessity calls, I live and breathe Freddie Mercury. God bless him and Queen.