Queen BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY Original Studio Multitracks (Listening Session & Analysis) Freddie Mercury

These are simply pure gold. You get to hear all the layers individually. There are alternate endings and Freddie Mercury vocal takes you've never heard before cause they didn't make to the final mix. It is earth shaking and stunning to hear all the instruments and vocals in their raw, unmixed, isolated state. Join me in the celebration of this amazing song and unmatched artistic expression!

[chrisliepe]

Queen's copyright owners will allow this video to remain on youtube but there must be consistent use of frequent stops. No one part of the the song in part or in whole can be played without frequent interruptions. This is partially why I stop and comment and sing during and after key sections that I play. If I just play the files, the video will be taken down. Presenting the files in this format with this kind of flow cements the FAIR USE intent which is why it can remain up on YouTube. Along these lines, I can not reveal where or link to the source files or I'll get a takedown notice as well. Giving away content that is not mine to give also falls outside of FAIR USE intent. Thanks for understanding and for enjoying the video! I'm excited for you to hear all the wonderful nuances!

[zacharysmithingell]

Expressiveness is I think where I would get lost, especially as a younger singer. Freddie is an amazing inspiration for this. His pitch and tone and ear for harmony are on another level, but he doesn't let those interfere with his sincerity and expression.
I think it's key to become comfortable with all the different areas of your voice, really learn to live in each area, so when you're performing the passion can lead you to those areas effortlessly.

[NormanTiner]

Mother of God. I cannot believe I'm hearing all of these raw recordings lately. Chris, stumbling on your channel has been such an awesome opportunity.

[DanielTompkinsGuitar]

I think the very high “to was sung by Roger Taylor, the drummer who also has an awesome voice. Such a great video! I can’t believe we get to hear the isolated vocals AND alternative takes. Thanks!

[tracyzimmerman]

Anytime Queen is involved I have to check it out. Freddie was one of a kind. He used everything he had to his advantage. It was awesome to hear this Epic song sectioned out. My dad had the Queen greatest hit cassette when I was a kid. I would listen to it and add my own choreography to each song including this one.

[JohnnyLaps]

Chris I think what we forget about Freddie is that his voice is so clear.

[laurarl]

Great! I've been obsessed with Queen lately and Bohemian Rhapsody has so much to pay attention to that hearing the tracks isolated helps a lot to appreciate it. Thanks!

[frankunodostres]

so interesting and makes me respect the band even more. so much love was put into this music

[fredabrard]

Wow, just wow. Hearing the isolated tracks of such a masterpiece showing stunning performance and genius but also imperfections, cracks, pitch and timing inaccuracies brings so much humanity and perspective. Raw rock and roll, yet with unmatched emotions. This is so recomforting and inspiring. Thank you!

[theveganwujeeta]

Just want to say that this channel points out one of the most important parts of singing that gets unfortunately overlooked by many early and even some experienced singers, your tone. It doesn't matter if a singer has 6 octave range or can belt or any of that if you can't control your tone, especially to be a part of the music like any other instrument. Then you add in the fact that understanding how to make different timbres with your voice will effect a lot of the other aspects of your singing like range, vocal awareness, and volume control you realize it's something all of us should focus on.

[JonesyJulien]

Ive never heard a review/analysis if Fred’s voice given with such a passion and a love for the human voice as yours. Thank you so much for this. It’ll definitely help me to become a more interesting vocalist singer. Especially since Queen is some of my favourite songs to belt out. Amazing.

[TheLowLandGardener]

Who would have thought the cracking voice take on the "I sometimes wish ive never been born at all" would be used on a film.

[mason]

I just found you, and as a mix engineer, I greatly appreciate and love these breakdowns!! I love seeing my favorite songs! I have so many more to catch up on!

[therealdudeski]

You could be a pretty solid Mercury impersonator the way you mimic his intricacies while explaining it

[jamiegunn]

Great video! Amazing hearing the differences of Freddy's multiple takes, and his voice alone.

[mustuploadtoo]

This channel is underrated - good luck on 1M subs because you will get there and deserve it :) i love these multitrack videos you do (i am not that interested in singing but these types of videos can be appreciated by musicians and non-musicians alike). thanks 🙃

[davidquintana]

that whole album is an play.. story weaved into an eargasm of explosive emotion..

[EsQuizzyMusic]

LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! "Theatrical spasticness" — PURE GOLD. Thank you again SO MUCH for sharing these. I have to confess that this makes Freddie more human — and a more… down-to-earth, approachable singer to me than anything else I had learned about him so far. =)

[good_words]

Some dissonance in the harmony💜 the way my voice exits my face. Wow!

[iamtonisilvers]

i agree with you chris when you said freddy's voice is empowering, it is like freddy is talking to us, telling us that he is a phenomenal singer and we can be too we just have to embrace who we are, that gives our voice the character everybody chase., thank you chris your lessons teaches me beond singing, it is not always about the pitch MORE POWER TO THE CHANNEL