This is a Queen's cover. There are two version of the cover of this song by Queen, both of 'em with Freddie on the vocals. It's from the time when they were recording their first album at Trident, they also made another cover of I'm going back. Don't be stupid, this is a Queen cover, and i think it's better than the original version.
I can hear Frreddie in this, but it's hard to catch, you have to be a real fan to pick it out.... I honestly don't really like it, which makes me sad because I think Freddie has one of the most amazing voices ever put to recording
This is FREDDY YOU FUCKEN IDIOTS REALLY!!! I happen to be the biggest BEACH BOYS FAN on the planet and also a MASSIVE FAN OF QUEEN. This is not CARL WILSON. Get some fucken EARS AND LISTEN. IF ITS CARL SPED UP THEN HOW THE FUCK DID THEY CHANGE THE SOLO AND THE OUTRO REALLY DUMBARSES!!!
So idiots are debating if this is Freddie Mercury or not? I have nothing against retarded people but they shouldnt be allowed to post freely on the internet.
Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys sang this song the best. His voice was more sincere and had a more sentimental quality. Mercury's voice had more range and was better but for this particular song, the Beach Boys' version touches your heart more...
This is freddies voice no mistaking it . i love freddies take of this song havnt heard it in a long time thanks for posting , was the band called smile at the time this was recorded ??
This is freddies voice no mistaking it . i love freddies take of this song havnt heard it in a long time thanks for posting , was the band called smile at the time this was recorded ??
Ok. Get early Queen songs from album "Queen" and "Queen II" and you gonna see Carl Wilson sing on them !!! (speed up a bit, of course) Its incredible !!! ¬¬'
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This is FREDDIE MERCURY voice, NOT Carl Wilson.
Probably youre not a Queen fan and dont recognize Freddie's voice, because is obvious for any Queen fan that is Freddie singing
@XWKO ANYBODY who KNOWS Freddie's voice (like I do! Seen them in concert back in the day. When Queen toured the N/NJ/PA area, I'd go seem them Friday, Saturday and Sunday nites!! Anyway, Freddie has that slight **Lisp**in his voice that you can hear at the start and finish of certain notes- IT'S Freddie. It's those big teefers! Song is just a bit fast like "Seven Seas of Rhye" HE's THE BEST!
Larry Lurex was the artist name used for a musical project by Trident Studios’ house engineer Robin Geoffrey Cable, in 1972.
Cable enlisted singer Freddie Mercury from the band Queen to perform lead vocals on these tracks. (Queen were recording their debut album in Trident Studios at the time.) Mercury in turn suggested bringing his band-mates Roger Taylor and Brian May to add percussion, guitar and backing vocals to the recordings.
@timoswanson it's not actually semantics. A CD is not the same thing as an LP. The song was never on an LP but it was on vinyl as a 7" single and later on CD compilations.
@jameschar24 I'm a die-hard Beach Boys and Queen fan. This is definitely Freddie. But I have to give this one to Carl, he was better on this song. This is such a cool taste of Queen in their earliest days even if not technically Queen.
It is definitely Freddie Mercury and Brian May on Guitar. I had that single, plus it is well documented. If you listed to them back to back, they are different..... and even if you thought it was not Freddie, how could you miss Brian May's signature guitar playing????
@nasproperties22 Holy Crap! Are you kidding?! Queen (minus John Deacon) did do a cover of this song and the fact that you're confusing them with the Beach Boys is........scary. lol.
@nasproperties22 Check the phrasing (and the "strings"). Absolutely NOT the Beach Boys. The guitar break is proof enough. The percussion is the ONE thing they copied to a "t".
Freddie Honey You Beautiful Sweetie That Voice Of Yours Is The Most Stunning And Lovely Thing I've Ever Heard And On Top Of That You Have A Lovely Personality And Oh I'll Just Get It Out! FREDDIE I LOVE YOU!!
I was at the Rock n Roll HOF and bought a CD called Queen in Nuge. This was on it along with Goin Back and a couple songs from Smile. It got stolen when my house got broken into. Wish I could find it again.
@macporteiro Thank you. Yes, I remember about Was That I made the change in music was about 0.5. And on show must go on perhaps Had a slight change in pitch, but I don't think much about it
You are completely right my friend. Show must go on is high-pitched. This is not Freddie's natural voice, especially a couple of weeks before his DEATH. It doesnt change a GLIMPSE of his genius, but it has to be mentionned, cause this song is completely IMPOSSIBLE to sing in the tone he used. He's still human my friends ! By the way in this song the reverb is extremely well studied, perfect work has been done in studio ... Very few people noticed this !
@jadoz How do you know that The Show Must Go On is high-pitched? I was always amazed at how perfectly he sang it, considering that he was almost dying,so I would be a bit disappointed if I knew that it is not completely "real".
Anyway, high-pitched or not, he is and will always be THE VOICE
Yes of course as I said earlier it doesnt change a GLIMPSE of his AWESOME talent. I just tried to PITCH DOWN the show must go on and it revealed to be more natural and closer to the voice he had at THAT period ( i'm going slightly mad ... etc)
Yes, this is freddie mercury. I first heard this on the radio in Los Angeles when they were interviewing freddy during the "news of the world" tour. Thanks for posting it. I long ago lost my copy.
It's not that Freddie was rushing it, it's simply that they made the tempo faster. The Beach Boys do own the song as it was originally theirs and the original does have a better production but hey the Queen version were when they were just starting out.
Carl Wilson's (Beach Boys for all you dumb fucks out there) version is simply better, and it's the best version that ever will be of this great song. I love Freddie's vocals as (yup, I own the Best Of Queen on CD) much as anybody, but this version makes it sound like it's a song from a Broadway play. Mercury's voice is way too high for this song, and it distracts and takes away from the song's brilliance. Nobody has ever been able to stir the listener's emotions like Carl Wilson's version does.
I'm a huge Beach Boys fan, but I have to admit this version has a great sound to it. It has a Spector wall of sound,(big fan of also) that even Spector himself I feel didn't capture in the Ronetts version.
Listen to Carl Wilson sing this classic, and immediately after listen to Mercury's version. Freddie seems to rush through the song as if he knows he's late for a flight and the taxi outside has been waiting 20 minutes. Lost in this version is the killer harmony the Beach Boys are famous for, and the background music here sounds very computerized. It's nice...but it's still the "Broadway Musical" version of a song that the Beach Boys will ALWAYS own....
@colderbeer funny we hear differently. instead of a frazzled traveler, i hear him eschewing a word by word interpretation. just a pop starlet's sweet tone used as PART of wall of sound (hence the jokey lurex name:1-off experiment they're not banking career on.) his tone has inherent musicality in scaling the heights, dashing skyward exhilaration (less disneyfied, more miyazaki's magical innocence/fairy tale.) carl is earthbound adult intuits music thru life, THIS is lavish pop fantasy.
@colderbeer apparently the "larry lurex" project was for trying out spector's production using trident equipment, so this is like freddie as the fredettes - i.e. it follows the ronettes take. it's degrees removed from following carl wilson, in project goal. OTOH diana ross supposedly used freddie's version of Going Back for her take. freddie solo always groups closer to torch/disco-pop/opera divas.
@XWKO yep n mistaking freddies voice havnt heard this track in a long time used to have a cassette tape of b sides and rarities this was on there thanjks for posting ! hey was the band called smile at the time of this recording ??
yes, this is his real voice, but when he was much younger, and called larry lurex, and made this song, that was also his real voice!! it's not a speed up version, as some claim! voices change, bodies change!! so, please give him credit!! i love both versions!
por favor que gran alegria conbinada con tristeza al escuchar esta bonita cancion tengo poco de conocerla viva la Reina viva mi amor Freddie ................................
hey ya'all.....this is Freddie but it was early 70s when he was recording as Larry Lareux! This was waayyyyy before queen. Read, study!
youtootube99 2 weeks ago
Of course it's Freddie!
OhYouMeanMe1 2 weeks ago
This is a Queen's cover. There are two version of the cover of this song by Queen, both of 'em with Freddie on the vocals. It's from the time when they were recording their first album at Trident, they also made another cover of I'm going back. Don't be stupid, this is a Queen cover, and i think it's better than the original version.
Kamyu03 3 weeks ago
fake
JediLDS 1 month ago
So young and fresh
tigranvosk 1 month ago
with all respect to Freddy, but Carl Wilson was really better on this song !!
eoras77 1 month ago 3
Freddy, it's him. And he is the best.
TheCapalex 1 month ago
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DILLONSONG 2 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Freddie Mercury
What is this culture on YouTube, that EVERYTHING must be fake, this must stop
soultrader7380 3 months ago 2
It's from their earliest recording sessions. I think Mercury called himself "Larry Lurid" on the studio tape box.
Mozart1220 3 months ago
@Mozart1220 Larry Lurex,I believe. Cool name I think!
Queenrock990 3 months ago
@Queenrock990 Right you are.
Mozart1220 3 months ago
Does anyone know where this footage is from?
IzzySor 3 months ago in playlist Liked
If this is freddie- he did a great impersonation of Carl!!
David44763 5 months ago
I can hear Frreddie in this, but it's hard to catch, you have to be a real fan to pick it out.... I honestly don't really like it, which makes me sad because I think Freddie has one of the most amazing voices ever put to recording
MrsRodted 5 months ago
This is FREDDY YOU FUCKEN IDIOTS REALLY!!! I happen to be the biggest BEACH BOYS FAN on the planet and also a MASSIVE FAN OF QUEEN. This is not CARL WILSON. Get some fucken EARS AND LISTEN. IF ITS CARL SPED UP THEN HOW THE FUCK DID THEY CHANGE THE SOLO AND THE OUTRO REALLY DUMBARSES!!!
fuckmmos 7 months ago
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fuckmmos 7 months ago
Yup... It says it's Freddie on Wikipedia... Go type in "I Can Hear Music"... I can't say I wasn't skeptical, though!
donignacio2000 7 months ago
So idiots are debating if this is Freddie Mercury or not? I have nothing against retarded people but they shouldnt be allowed to post freely on the internet.
kdj997 7 months ago 9
people tend to forget that freddie's voice was a lot softer then, this is definitely him.
TonyPizzaro 7 months ago 2
sounds like carl wilson but a real queen fan knows this is Freddy
RankielGuitar 8 months ago
Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys sang this song the best. His voice was more sincere and had a more sentimental quality. Mercury's voice had more range and was better but for this particular song, the Beach Boys' version touches your heart more...
colderbeer 8 months ago
This is not Carl Wilson. None of the inflections are even close.
dalanbronnenberg 8 months ago
This is actually the first Queen single, but they released it under a different name called "Larry Lurex" The B-side was "Goin' Back"
DajaProducties 8 months ago
I love all the different versions of this song, The Ronnetes, The Beach Boys, Kathy Tricolli, The Beach Boys version is the best though.
main199 8 months ago
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This is freddies voice no mistaking it . i love freddies take of this song havnt heard it in a long time thanks for posting , was the band called smile at the time this was recorded ??
brian76195 8 months ago
This is freddies voice no mistaking it . i love freddies take of this song havnt heard it in a long time thanks for posting , was the band called smile at the time this was recorded ??
brian76195 8 months ago
Someone needs to clone Freddie Mercury!
sherhrtatk 9 months ago
Wow does not sounds at all like Freddie Mercury at all sounds more like the late Carl Wilson
coolsweetgroovy 9 months ago
This does not see to be Freddie Mercury,even the lip sync is all wrong.It does sound a little like Carl wilson more then Freddie.Peace ,Desiree
Desiree50 9 months ago
This is most definitely Carl Wilson - sped up a bit - nice try though!!
jameschar24 9 months ago
@jameschar24 Oh GOD ! ¬¬
Ok. Get early Queen songs from album "Queen" and "Queen II" and you gonna see Carl Wilson sing on them !!! (speed up a bit, of course) Its incredible !!! ¬¬'
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This is FREDDIE MERCURY voice, NOT Carl Wilson.
Probably youre not a Queen fan and dont recognize Freddie's voice, because is obvious for any Queen fan that is Freddie singing
XWKO 9 months ago 18
@XWKO ANYBODY who KNOWS Freddie's voice (like I do! Seen them in concert back in the day. When Queen toured the N/NJ/PA area, I'd go seem them Friday, Saturday and Sunday nites!! Anyway, Freddie has that slight **Lisp**in his voice that you can hear at the start and finish of certain notes- IT'S Freddie. It's those big teefers! Song is just a bit fast like "Seven Seas of Rhye" HE's THE BEST!
DestinyMe Queen Freak for over 30 years!!
DestinyScotties 8 months ago
@XWKO He's freddie, im a Queen fan :D
Alerasmo 3 months ago
@XWKO THIS IS FREDDIE!
Larry Lurex was the artist name used for a musical project by Trident Studios’ house engineer Robin Geoffrey Cable, in 1972.
Cable enlisted singer Freddie Mercury from the band Queen to perform lead vocals on these tracks. (Queen were recording their debut album in Trident Studios at the time.) Mercury in turn suggested bringing his band-mates Roger Taylor and Brian May to add percussion, guitar and backing vocals to the recordings.
nexus55 2 months ago
@jameschar24 this is definatly Freddie Mercury, i have the LP!!!!!
Dourapatan 7 months ago
@Dourapatan What LP?
V1llary 7 months ago
@V1llary
You lose internet points for not even searching the web. It's from In Nuce.
timoswanson 3 months ago
@timoswanson and you lose points for referring to a CD as an Album.
V1llary 3 months ago
@timoswanson to be more precise, you lose points for referring to a CD as an LP. Go look it up. Try starting with something they call 'google'.
V1llary 3 months ago
@V1llary
Oh no! A vinyl nerd! Btw, semantics.
timoswanson 3 months ago
@timoswanson it's not actually semantics. A CD is not the same thing as an LP. The song was never on an LP but it was on vinyl as a 7" single and later on CD compilations.
V1llary 3 months ago
@jameschar24 IDIOT
davidrhall1234 7 months ago
@jameschar24 I agree they have a similar voice but this is obviously freddie
RankielGuitar 3 months ago
@jameschar24 u plonker!!
abfie 2 months ago
@jameschar24 I'm a die-hard Beach Boys and Queen fan. This is definitely Freddie. But I have to give this one to Carl, he was better on this song. This is such a cool taste of Queen in their earliest days even if not technically Queen.
Ram44 2 months ago
I'm pretty sure this was recorded before Queen.
gsmmax1 9 months ago
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edmame 9 months ago
oh my!!! everytime i hear this song i picture freddie going up to heaven and singing.... I CAN HEAR MUSIC!! III CAAAN HEAR MUUUUUSIICCC..!!
DelilahHouses 10 months ago
Great music :) This is the first time I listen to this but it enchanted me :)
Griffike 10 months ago
Great stuff from Queen...wonderful guitar work,yet again, from Brian
johnbetteley 10 months ago
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nasproperties22 11 months ago
It is definitely Freddie Mercury and Brian May on Guitar. I had that single, plus it is well documented. If you listed to them back to back, they are different..... and even if you thought it was not Freddie, how could you miss Brian May's signature guitar playing????
telecasterchick 11 months ago
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nasproperties22 11 months ago
@nasproperties22
If you only had ears ...sorry for you :-) sweet sweet music
xpeace77 11 months ago
@xpeace77
You're right - it is Freddie and Brian. I bet my ears are better than yours my friend....oh well
nasproperties22 11 months ago
@nasproperties22 Holy Crap! Are you kidding?! Queen (minus John Deacon) did do a cover of this song and the fact that you're confusing them with the Beach Boys is........scary. lol.
Templar2112 11 months ago
@Templar2112 Not really. Both bands have great, otherworldly harmonies.
But it is Freddie.
superkenalmighty 10 months ago
@nasproperties22 Check the phrasing (and the "strings"). Absolutely NOT the Beach Boys. The guitar break is proof enough. The percussion is the ONE thing they copied to a "t".
41forty 10 months ago
Its interresting Freddie Mercury has alot of voices :o
shamii1 1 year ago
great immatation of Spector's Wall of Sound!!!
28mark 1 year ago
Freddie Honey You Beautiful Sweetie That Voice Of Yours Is The Most Stunning And Lovely Thing I've Ever Heard And On Top Of That You Have A Lovely Personality And Oh I'll Just Get It Out! FREDDIE I LOVE YOU!!
1Mercury1100 1 year ago
GRAANDE GRAANDE, GREEAT IS THERE ANYBODY THERE WHO CAN SING AS WELL AS FREDDIE???
22748777 1 year ago
GRANDE GRANDE GREEEATTT, IS THERE ANYBODY THERE WHO CAN SING AS WELL AS FERDDIE?
22748777 1 year ago
WONDERFUL! I love this beautiful song!
1Mercury1100 1 year ago
awful, this sucks harder than mercury
cokeworthy 1 year ago
@smittersmitter it's tomorrow. 11/24/1991
Carolvixen 1 year ago
... sounds like the beach boys
hailiemaismama 1 year ago
This song reminds me of Funny How Love Is
nacho3mdp 1 year ago
I was at the Rock n Roll HOF and bought a CD called Queen in Nuge. This was on it along with Goin Back and a couple songs from Smile. It got stolen when my house got broken into. Wish I could find it again.
grubbinator 1 year ago
el mejor Freddie
jersy2007 1 year ago
Nice catch!!! Maybe 0,5 tone less yet or not? Thought this is very similar to what we get on Queen II.
I suspect Show must go on is also high-pitched. What's your opinion?
Great post, thanks!!
macporteiro 1 year ago
@macporteiro Thank you. Yes, I remember about Was That I made the change in music was about 0.5. And on show must go on perhaps Had a slight change in pitch, but I don't think much about it
XWKO 1 year ago
@macporteiro
You are completely right my friend. Show must go on is high-pitched. This is not Freddie's natural voice, especially a couple of weeks before his DEATH. It doesnt change a GLIMPSE of his genius, but it has to be mentionned, cause this song is completely IMPOSSIBLE to sing in the tone he used. He's still human my friends ! By the way in this song the reverb is extremely well studied, perfect work has been done in studio ... Very few people noticed this !
jadoz 1 year ago
@jadoz How do you know that The Show Must Go On is high-pitched? I was always amazed at how perfectly he sang it, considering that he was almost dying,so I would be a bit disappointed if I knew that it is not completely "real".
Anyway, high-pitched or not, he is and will always be THE VOICE
resilvina 1 year ago
@resilvina
Yes of course as I said earlier it doesnt change a GLIMPSE of his AWESOME talent. I just tried to PITCH DOWN the show must go on and it revealed to be more natural and closer to the voice he had at THAT period ( i'm going slightly mad ... etc)
Try the experience ! And try to sing it :)
jadoz 1 year ago
@jadoz I prefer to believe that he was so AWESOME that he could sing it just as we hear it! Yesterday I was listening to it... goosebumps!!
Anyway I'll try and pitch it down to see what it sounds like :)
resilvina 1 year ago
It's Freddie, alright...
(too much energy in the voice to be someone else anyways :)
dduh78 1 year ago
Yes, this is freddie mercury. I first heard this on the radio in Los Angeles when they were interviewing freddy during the "news of the world" tour. Thanks for posting it. I long ago lost my copy.
JIHOSOCR 1 year ago 2
Woke up singing it<3
Mika486 1 year ago
Freddie was so versatile,with an unmatched vocal range...and Brian,s guitar work at the end is brilliant...
johnbetteley 2 years ago 3
Check out my cover of "Bohemian Rhapsody". It's my tribute to genius of Freddie!
Ognjen91095 2 years ago 3
It's not that Freddie was rushing it, it's simply that they made the tempo faster. The Beach Boys do own the song as it was originally theirs and the original does have a better production but hey the Queen version were when they were just starting out.
logansboy 2 years ago
Yet the first years were their best.
HorseMan50 2 years ago
No, not originally done by the Beach Boys, but by one of Spector's groups.
juslookin3 2 years ago
Nah Nah, The Ronettes were the originals with this tune, three years before The Beach Boys covered it.
Coppertunes 2 years ago
ladyman
GreatTurkishEmpire 2 years ago
Why are there versions with not a real voice?
HorseMan50 2 years ago
It is a real voice. It's just sped up a little. A lot of artists do that.
Osiris12345 2 years ago
@Osiris12345 It sounds bad when it's sped up.
Was the single version of Larry Lurex back in the 60's sped up too?
HorseMan50 2 years ago
Carl Wilson's (Beach Boys for all you dumb fucks out there) version is simply better, and it's the best version that ever will be of this great song. I love Freddie's vocals as (yup, I own the Best Of Queen on CD) much as anybody, but this version makes it sound like it's a song from a Broadway play. Mercury's voice is way too high for this song, and it distracts and takes away from the song's brilliance. Nobody has ever been able to stir the listener's emotions like Carl Wilson's version does.
colderbeer 2 years ago
I'm a huge Beach Boys fan, but I have to admit this version has a great sound to it. It has a Spector wall of sound,(big fan of also) that even Spector himself I feel didn't capture in the Ronetts version.
28mark 2 years ago
Listen to Carl Wilson sing this classic, and immediately after listen to Mercury's version. Freddie seems to rush through the song as if he knows he's late for a flight and the taxi outside has been waiting 20 minutes. Lost in this version is the killer harmony the Beach Boys are famous for, and the background music here sounds very computerized. It's nice...but it's still the "Broadway Musical" version of a song that the Beach Boys will ALWAYS own....
colderbeer 2 years ago
@colderbeer funny we hear differently. instead of a frazzled traveler, i hear him eschewing a word by word interpretation. just a pop starlet's sweet tone used as PART of wall of sound (hence the jokey lurex name:1-off experiment they're not banking career on.) his tone has inherent musicality in scaling the heights, dashing skyward exhilaration (less disneyfied, more miyazaki's magical innocence/fairy tale.) carl is earthbound adult intuits music thru life, THIS is lavish pop fantasy.
edmame 9 months ago
@colderbeer in short, just pure cocaine-grade ear candy:D
the "worth" of that "purity" is up to each buyer's discernment.
edmame 9 months ago
its not higher than carl's tho
hammerhorrorsmith 2 years ago
@colderbeer apparently the "larry lurex" project was for trying out spector's production using trident equipment, so this is like freddie as the fredettes - i.e. it follows the ronettes take. it's degrees removed from following carl wilson, in project goal. OTOH diana ross supposedly used freddie's version of Going Back for her take. freddie solo always groups closer to torch/disco-pop/opera divas.
edmame 9 months ago
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estos son los beach boys no queen
leuchis34 2 years ago
que dices?Los Beach Boys la hicieron por primeros pero los Queen la hicieren otra vez!
bohemiandrug 2 years ago
this is on Freddie Mercury's Lover of Life Singer of Songs album
Siridiotjerk 2 years ago
which album is this from?
mr230889 2 years ago
mercury is a best voice ever , best musican ever , best man ever!!!!!!! Freddie live forever
FreddieMerkury 2 years ago 32
@FreddieMerkury Carl Wilson sings this much better, though. Carl is the most underrated voice in popular music.
kraken138 7 months ago
This was the first time I ever heard the song and I've loved it ever since!
redhairkid 2 years ago 15
why real voice? the other version is his real voice, too, isn't it?
IKeeperOfThe7Keys 2 years ago
in the other version his voice is high pitched.
9540525 2 years ago
is this arranged or is it his real voice in two different ways of singing?
IKeeperOfThe7Keys 2 years ago
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urrrrr soooooooooooooooooooooo gay
lailahe1 2 years ago
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are u sure this mercury? sounds more like carl wilson (of the beach boys)
fonzhom 2 years ago
Yes. This is the voice of Freddie Mercury
XWKO 2 years ago 15
@XWKO Yes you are right is so Freddie
valoroukka 10 months ago
@XWKO yep n mistaking freddies voice havnt heard this track in a long time used to have a cassette tape of b sides and rarities this was on there thanjks for posting ! hey was the band called smile at the time of this recording ??
brian76195 8 months ago
Dude...it is indeed Freddie. In a pre Mercury incarnation. Fucking awesome if you ask me, or even if you don't.
youtootube99 2 years ago
@fonzhom yeah, this is Mercury.
Very young ;)
ThisIsKuroCat 1 year ago 5
@fonzhom it is Freddie, but for some reason, the pitch of the track has been lowered
bluephoenixone 1 year ago
@fonzhom If you don't recognize Freddie's voice... You're doomed!
QueenWebster 1 year ago
@QueenWebster exactly!! Carl Wilson? Like seriously, wtf
0ladystardust 1 year ago
@fonzhom seems to be Carl Wilson but if you hear how he pronounce the S you can say is Freddie
claudia5977 11 months ago
yes, this is his real voice, but when he was much younger, and called larry lurex, and made this song, that was also his real voice!! it's not a speed up version, as some claim! voices change, bodies change!! so, please give him credit!! i love both versions!
foxolita 2 years ago 3
I just looove this...
Tears in my eyes..
Thank you so much for posting.
AmyLilies 2 years ago 2
Love this!! : )
freddiemercury4evr 2 years ago
I suppose you'd have had to watch Freddie for a while to see that this here is a dub over Liar.
Good try though. no candy cane.
louisejbjb 2 years ago
Not an overdub Louise. I have the original 33 rpm vinyl. Unless your talking about the Phil Spector sound.
youtootube99 2 years ago
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goatkyd 2 years ago
por favor que gran alegria conbinada con tristeza al escuchar esta bonita cancion tengo poco de conocerla viva la Reina viva mi amor Freddie ................................
octaqueen 2 years ago
Where did you get this audio?
RazrHack 3 years ago