Queen - These Are the Days of Our Lives (The Prince's Trust Rock Gala 2010)

@Queen members @BrianMay and @RogerTaylor with the Prince's Trust all-star band performing live at The Prince's Trust Rock Gala charity event held on the 17th November, 2010 at Royal Albert hall. The all-star band features Midge Ure (Musical Director, Guitar & Backing Vocals), Mark King (Bass Guitar & Backing Vocals), Jamie Cullum (Piano), Mark Brzezicki (Drums), Guy Fletcher (Keyboards & Backing Vocals), Johnny Thirkell (Horn Section Leader & Trumpet), Simon Gardner (Trumpet), Snake Davis (Saxophone), Neil Sidwell (Trombone).

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[kprnr]

30 years since Freddie died and Queen is still selling our arenas and stadiums.
Greatest rock band ever!
❤️🤘

[paulsimmons]

I still picture Freddie during this song’s video…

RIP Freddie, we miss ya!

[steverussell]

It speaks volumes about the band that this song was a classic originally - and remains a classic when sung by Roger. As for Brian's playing - just beautiful.

[suzieque]

In 50 years, I have listened to Queen a million times. And still love every note.

[bernlin]

It's very emotional to hear Roger sing this one. It changes the song 💜

[georgescuovidiu]

Roger and Bryan two wonderful singers and people. Too wonderful.

[jeshely]

Brian May playing ages like the most exquisite wine.

[conniegifford]

I love seeing Rogers son Rufus playing the drums with them❤

[aaronkoeppe]

a beautiful song that has 3 meanings to it

1. Roger talking about his family and how he felt about life

2. Freddie's thank you and goodbye to the fans

3. Queens journey these last 52 years around the world.

[AndresJeromin]

Guitar can´t sound better. Best solo ever. GOAT

[maryp]

Freddie...we miss you ❤️
✨👑✨
-After all this time?
- Always.

[matthewsupra]

One of the finest and poignant guitar solos ever

[MCeleste]

I don't know what's stronger when I listen to this song, sad emotions or the love 💔 . RIP Freddie.

[danrez]

Thank you Roger made my day God bless you and Brian’s

[gracewashburn]

This is another one of those songs that I just enjoy so much and I think about it and it sums up their lives pretty much all of them and at the end when Freddy says I still love you it’s not meant to one person it’s meant to everyone that he still loves us all

[EstudioQuid]

Brian looking up during the solo, unconsciously searching for Freddie. Some things must never change, especially the love and the memories that we will carry through all our lives.

[anthonyvalentine]

wow roger taylor what a voice you have its beautiful

[thesaneparty]

What a song- and Brian May's guitar work through this with the volume knob and damping strings and clean to overdrive all in the fingertips. Dude's a living legend.

[milicabulsara]

God tears come to my eyes when this song starts, over and over again. We miss you Freddie

[Bueno]

Best song, best melody and best solo guitar. Thanks brian and roger.