Tuesday's Friday Morning Music Video

"Hammer To Fall" by Queen, from 1984's The Works. 

Live Aid Wembley Stadium, London on the 13th July, 1985.

What makes Queen's 1985 Live Aid performance so amazing? 

Monday's Friday Morning Music Video

"Tie Your Mother Down" by Queen, from 1976's A Day at the Races. 

Comments at the video: 

@yarslf 6 years ago

This bass...

This voice...

This drums...

This guitar...

It's Queen...

@JohnvanCapel 5 years ago (edited)

Brian May: Astrophysicist, animal welfare activist, all around gentleman.

Also Brian May: Writes this and Fat Bottomed Girls.

Monday's Friday Morning Music Video

"Las Palabras de Amor (The Words of Love)" by Queen, from 1982's Hot Space. 

* Lyrics by Brian May. (I bet, like me, you're first guess was Freddie.)

Thursday's Friday Morning Music Video

Depending how you want to count the number of preceding bands, in groupings or count each band individually, at Wembley it was ~19 individual solo bands had played their sets. ~25 solos bands had played at John F. Kennedy Stadium. Those attending were tired and sluggish. It was a great but long day, even if you only had Farm Aid on in the background for the music and acts you didn't want to miss. People watching it at home were yawning.

And then...Queen hit the stage like mainlining adrenaline into the heart, re-energizing everyone. 

"Radio Ga Ga" by Queen, from 1984's The Works. (Live Aid Wembley Stadium, London on the 13th July, 1985).