lord let it be let it be were our world is free to be who they want to be ,freedom for all just humans being humans to love who they want to love male or female,no supreme race just the human race loveing and careing for all and noooooooo more warrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr peace love and happines against all odds before i die i wish for freedom for alll no more wars every dam one getting along in perfect harmony oh lord let it be i love everyone people erase the word hate
Unfortunately, I don't care how bad all the problems were with The Music Equipment that day, this is great music and great Rock Stars and Bands, this would never work today with who we all have now.
"Who all do you see when everybody comes on stage?" Paul McCartney, Bob Geldof, Pete Townshend, Alison Moyet, David Bowie, Wham!, Big Country, Spandau Ballet, U2, Adam Ant, Howard Jones, Sting, Style Council, Roger Daltrey, Midge Ure, Queen, Elton John, it's kind of hard to see with a full crowd, "Do you see any others?"
this song is great, but put in a place like this it's freakin LAME!
" Oh look at us, we're sharing our music and giving money to... what country is it? Ah f*ck it, this'll gimme a swimming pool and child support fo' sure "
For me this is one of lifes very greatest moments; grand scale heart felt emotion and understanding of something bigger and grander than anything else. An honest demonstration of mans love of mankind.
To hear Paul on the encore just listen to Bono,he shares the mic with Paul at the end. After many viewings I only saw Paul and Linda standing behind.Near the last seconds you"ll see it and even before hear him. That puts the stamp on it!
lol i see im not the only one that watched when harvey met bob last night lol,it made my xmas and i just had to come here to watch the real thing,and dont forget you can STILL donate to live aid.....
Seeing that programme last night When Bob met Harvey put McCartney's performance into perspective, I didn't realise he was rusty & extremely tentative about performing live after 5 years.
@yallop9 Ha,ha! Looks like we had exactly the same idea! I was about to mention watching "When Harvey Met Bob" and how I had no idea McCartney was so nervous about performing live after so long and then saw your comment! My nostalgia gene has kicked in now so I'm away to watch Freddie own the stage!
Whatever you say,I am a big MJ fan,I love the beatles but you can't deny the fact that Freddie Mercury is the one of the most charismatic frontman a rock band can have and He IS and WILL be the GREATEST singer ever.
its very weird seeing paul there, like he in terms of inpact to music, was the greatest single artist there that day. i think elton, queen, the who and bowie also come quite close. but paul is just that much more legendary. however queens performance is untouchable. beyond amaizing
@kahuna3901 It was also the first time McCartney performed on stage in over 5 years, as he had stopped touring after he was arrested in Japan in january 1980 and the tour was cancelled. Him being at Live Aid was BIG!. I had only discovered the Beatles in 1979 when I was 12, so this was really the first time I got to see him live (albeit on tv). I waited all day and then got all nervous, 'cause Paul was due to go on in London, but the tv kept showing Madonna, who was playing in Philadelphia. :D
@JaneFokster Have to agree with you there. Kahuna3901 - it was UN-BE-LIEV-ABLE to see all these live acts. I don't think anyone complained. I know my friends and I had a "sleepover" at my house and we stayed up ALL night to watch Live Aid. Totally the best thing to come out of the 80s :) :) :)
oh men.....i saw live aid in puerto rico when i was 9 years old, i watch the whole thing...from beginning to end...25years later still gives me the goosebumps just like that nite....
have to admit i dont care for " do they know its christams time" to be honest it jsut not a good song, geldof should have utilised the some of the sonngwriting ability his entourage has, pete townsend is floating around somewhere why not leave him write the song
Paul normally is great- but he's human and this isnt his best concert- everyone has their off days Paul included. listen to the albums and all the other live shows and you'll see why Paul is amazing and you shouldnt say rude things about him
@jasethebass1 did u not see that his mic was gone ? huh....... he is not miming the revolving stage pulld the mic outta the amp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....Watch the film it was on rté tonite u will get it on RTÉ player 14/10/10 at 9Pm-ish
well theyre different type of musicians but mccartney has been a lot more successfu andl in terms of writing songs and making music he is much better, i also believe that mccartney has a much more versitile voice than mecury alot more
yeah i read in paul's biography that paul was devistaded when the sound failed because the audience was booing at him because they couldnt hear him but he didnt know the sound failed so he thought they just hated him but obviously they didnt because who could hate paul i mean really...
@salcedoyaqui866.......Queen's definitely stole the show, but i think its appropriate that Paul Mccartney's the last act of the show, being one of the member of the greatest band in the world,being the most successful composer of all time, out of respect for him i guess the organizer choose the right decision!
lets be honest tho, freddie has had no where near the same impact on the world tht macca has had, i think tht the feed the world song is shockingly done here really terrible. MACCA IS THE GREATEST. FREDDY AINT IN THE SAME LEAGUE !!!
Haha...Paul McCartney and the quartet who sang along in Let it Be are SUCH DORKS. Only Freddie Mercury / Queen were COOL that night. Everyone else look ridiculous. LOL.
LMFAO! The finale is the funniest part, because Freddie KNEW he stole the show--so being the humble/nice guy that he was, he just stood back and watched everybody fight to sing their parts!
From what I remember about this performance, the sound failed and Paul was virtually singing live to the world without a mic. I'm sure you can sort of hear it come back about half way through. However it is totally undisputed by anyone with half a brain that Queen and in particular Freddie Mercury were the best act in the world that day and possibly that live performance will never be matched by any artiste ever.
@06usastratdeluxe totaly agree, when the stage was set up for paul the wire connecting his mic to the stadium speakers came out of the socket so the ppl there couldnt here him singin until half way through (you can hear their reaction when the mic is fixed the camera is roof mounted looking over the whole croud at the time) ppl watchin at home could hear very faintly what he was singing, but freddie owned the stage that day :)
@Gregsynth Yep. It's so funny to watch everyone trying desperately to keep the mic away from Freddie in a pathetic effort to rebuke him because Freddie literally outshone them all, HAHAHA! A lot of fragile egos were crushed that day by the MIGHTY FREDDIE MERCURY! MUHAHAHAHA!
Bowie was awesome, and was my favorite "solo" performer at the show--but I gotta give the edge to Queen because he got that whole audience clapping/swaying/and singing to Radio Ga Ga and We Are The Champions!
Normally I would agree but you have to understand how things went that day. Each act was given twenty minutes to perform. While that was going on the previous band was removing their equipment back stage while the next act was setting up. There was no time to do a proper sound check or on site rehearsal. Plus at Wembly the power went out during The Who's set so something had to be jerry rigged in order to finish the show.
hahaha couldn't hear the weak voiced fart. Freddie owned that show and i felt sorry for whoever followed queen onto the stage. cant remember who it was as i was just a youth. Was it Status Quo?? Paul is a joke in my eyes
I was there and it was as pathetic as it sounds. Why oh why do we keep rolling him out. Just retire him off for gods sake. There was only one star that night and that was Freddie Mercury, rip.
i agree geldof is quite a poor singer but he did arrange the concert so probably deserved the mic. Freddie didnt get a mic to sing along as he had allready stole the show and singing along with every1 would of shown how he IS the greatest by far
honey, i saw the whole thing in realtime on tv back then, and i was the first here who had the WATW-record. About the causes one can argue,- i say that in the long run this helped mostly to improve the artist´s pc-image, not the african´s lives.
So, and i do not know nothing ´bout music?
Why, - because i do not like the "Boomtown Rats"? 8--)).
Have you ever heard that people´s tastes are different?
I aggree with the fact that the sound is terrible, but the greatest artis on the planet came together that day. And to hear every great artist singing live, gives me the goosbumps.
But I don't think we should do live aid again, because now we only get beyoncé an justin timberlake, and those are shit.
i do love almost every single person in this video, mainly good old Macca and Halloween Jack. But least of them i need Geldof and his pathetic live aid stuff
Actually Paul recorded the vocals the day after the concert. They were not used until the DVD. That's also not the only place things were fixed. The US finale was fixed with the original recording and there for features evidence of Kenny Loggins and James Ingram who didn't' participate in the concert. Regardless voices or not, this is a memorable performance.
Bollocks, personal preference doesn't come into this.Freddie Mercury had a bigger range than mc Cartney, a better technique and a hugely more poweful voice than Macca. If you prefer macca thats fine but Freddie wipes the floor with him as a singer
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Lucyferr6969 1 month ago
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Lucyferr6969 1 month ago
I feel like his mic isn't on.
trueSTUFF2296 1 month ago
@trueSTUFF2296 NEVERMIND
trueSTUFF2296 1 month ago
o looks freddie on 8:23 he is the king really and in the beginning see you roger taylor great ;D
nuridino 2 months ago
@nuridino FULlY agree! Paul M. is much worser - he couldn't sing&play at all!
marinazi1 2 months ago
@marinazi1 I think you have never seen him live.
sas147741 3 weeks ago
maaaan, i was born at the wrong time fuck this gaga and bieber generation
zinoudsa2006 4 months ago 3
@zinoudsa2006 Agree
juliuskulius 3 months ago
mercury stole the show... but fuck, thats a finale right there.
sumsumsumsumify 5 months ago
You would think that the dumb bastards would have made sure that the PA system was working.
JeffersonDinedAlone 5 months ago 3
@JeffersonDinedAlone naaa thats wat makes this soooo good coz everyone was singing along!!!
AlexDFrancis 3 months ago
Lol I read that when McCartney played this song his microphone failed for the first 2 minutes of the song.
TheBEATLESMania100n2 5 months ago
lord let it be let it be were our world is free to be who they want to be ,freedom for all just humans being humans to love who they want to love male or female,no supreme race just the human race loveing and careing for all and noooooooo more warrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr peace love and happines against all odds before i die i wish for freedom for alll no more wars every dam one getting along in perfect harmony oh lord let it be i love everyone people erase the word hate
liljacksgma 5 months ago
Brilliant!
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alieighty 6 months ago
Unfortunately, I don't care how bad all the problems were with The Music Equipment that day, this is great music and great Rock Stars and Bands, this would never work today with who we all have now.
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"Who all do you see when everybody comes on stage?" Paul McCartney, Bob Geldof, Pete Townshend, Alison Moyet, David Bowie, Wham!, Big Country, Spandau Ballet, U2, Adam Ant, Howard Jones, Sting, Style Council, Roger Daltrey, Midge Ure, Queen, Elton John, it's kind of hard to see with a full crowd, "Do you see any others?"
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jamestargetedindiv 6 months ago
this song is great, but put in a place like this it's freakin LAME!
" Oh look at us, we're sharing our music and giving money to... what country is it? Ah f*ck it, this'll gimme a swimming pool and child support fo' sure "
bustedup 8 months ago
@bustedup Watch the movie "When Harvey met Bob", might change your opinion a bit.
RavenDork 8 months ago 2
I love it when you see Elton try to get to the mic and when he realizes it doesn't work he just starts shouting it at the audience
EltonBillyMSOFan 8 months ago
I hope one day will be another live aid...like this..magic...
mygame3 9 months ago
lol the microphone is really 'loud' :/
aaxal 10 months ago
For me this is one of lifes very greatest moments; grand scale heart felt emotion and understanding of something bigger and grander than anything else. An honest demonstration of mans love of mankind.
123jsbach 10 months ago
"Well tonight thank god its them instead of you."
What an incredibly stupid line.
Makes me cringe to watch this today.
Live Aid was NEVER about Africa.
It was about White sanctimoniousness.
Hows that workin' out these days?
They went from giving trillions to people who dont give a shit about them.
to now subsidizing their own displacement via mass immigration.
pr9301 11 months ago
Who is the chubbins standing next to Bowie?
pr9301 11 months ago
There was the initial loud cheer before the lights got brighter because the rumour was that Ringo and George were going to be on stage with Paul.
clev9980 1 year ago
To hear Paul on the encore just listen to Bono,he shares the mic with Paul at the end. After many viewings I only saw Paul and Linda standing behind.Near the last seconds you"ll see it and even before hear him. That puts the stamp on it!
apolonio0907 1 year ago
when the mic comes back on and all the audience cheer :') it just proves how appreciated he really was.
3grinch 1 year ago
The most touching piece of music ever performed, never fails to make me cry.
MyVoyce 1 year ago
lol i see im not the only one that watched when harvey met bob last night lol,it made my xmas and i just had to come here to watch the real thing,and dont forget you can STILL donate to live aid.....
Band Aid Charitable Trust
c/o BDO Stoy Hayward LLP
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Tel: 020 7893 3340
Fax: 020 7486 5042
KEEP ON FEEDING THE WORLD.
stellastey 1 year ago 3
@stellastey thanks a lot!! I watched that episode too!! I had to come here to watch the real thing myself! ;) :)
AmZiEa 1 year ago
Seeing that programme last night When Bob met Harvey put McCartney's performance into perspective, I didn't realise he was rusty & extremely tentative about performing live after 5 years.
yallop9 1 year ago
@yallop9 Ha,ha! Looks like we had exactly the same idea! I was about to mention watching "When Harvey Met Bob" and how I had no idea McCartney was so nervous about performing live after so long and then saw your comment! My nostalgia gene has kicked in now so I'm away to watch Freddie own the stage!
shunka9 1 year ago
LET IT BE!! Awesome.
miramarachan 1 year ago
Whatever you say,I am a big MJ fan,I love the beatles but you can't deny the fact that Freddie Mercury is the one of the most charismatic frontman a rock band can have and He IS and WILL be the GREATEST singer ever.
KINGMJ1990 1 year ago
its very weird seeing paul there, like he in terms of inpact to music, was the greatest single artist there that day. i think elton, queen, the who and bowie also come quite close. but paul is just that much more legendary. however queens performance is untouchable. beyond amaizing
kahuna3901 1 year ago 24
@kahuna3901 It was also the first time McCartney performed on stage in over 5 years, as he had stopped touring after he was arrested in Japan in january 1980 and the tour was cancelled. Him being at Live Aid was BIG!. I had only discovered the Beatles in 1979 when I was 12, so this was really the first time I got to see him live (albeit on tv). I waited all day and then got all nervous, 'cause Paul was due to go on in London, but the tv kept showing Madonna, who was playing in Philadelphia. :D
JaneFokster 1 year ago 7
@JaneFokster Have to agree with you there. Kahuna3901 - it was UN-BE-LIEV-ABLE to see all these live acts. I don't think anyone complained. I know my friends and I had a "sleepover" at my house and we stayed up ALL night to watch Live Aid. Totally the best thing to come out of the 80s :) :) :)
pinkbubble1607 1 year ago
@JaneFokster why did he get arrested in japan again?
kielego 2 months ago
@JaneFokster ok, he was arrested for pot...
kielego 2 months ago
oh men.....i saw live aid in puerto rico when i was 9 years old, i watch the whole thing...from beginning to end...25years later still gives me the goosebumps just like that nite....
elsoda 1 year ago
drunk fuck won't let go of the mic
riffolaorg 1 year ago
whata fuck has happaned in the enD?
hahahahaha
Very cool this very happy video thanks for this
gfgregori 1 year ago
Bono's Mullet Feeds Hungry Children.
TheGreatGallbo 1 year ago
have to admit i dont care for " do they know its christams time" to be honest it jsut not a good song, geldof should have utilised the some of the sonngwriting ability his entourage has, pete townsend is floating around somewhere why not leave him write the song
theblahman 1 year ago
Paul normally is great- but he's human and this isnt his best concert- everyone has their off days Paul included. listen to the albums and all the other live shows and you'll see why Paul is amazing and you shouldnt say rude things about him
4FabBEATLES 1 year ago
FREDDIE!
WestCoastSoulja 1 year ago 3
Yah I remember that-- the mic comes in at about 2:20; you can hear the crowd cheer.
rederic2004 1 year ago
think he mimed the vocals
jasethebass1 1 year ago
I think Mccartney is miming through the song, voice not quite matching the mouth!
jasethebass1 1 year ago
@jasethebass1 did u not see that his mic was gone ? huh....... he is not miming the revolving stage pulld the mic outta the amp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....Watch the film it was on rté tonite u will get it on RTÉ player 14/10/10 at 9Pm-ish
cheers bud
lfcman09 1 year ago
Damn that really sucked..
imthefrogman 1 year ago
wait are there 2 pauls this one and the one from the beatles that supposedly died
TheCasualTim 1 year ago
I remember Big Country being there, but I swear I don`t remember them playin that day. I sat up and watched the entire thing that whole day!!!
estyle40 1 year ago
its not fair ever since the beatles has had to deal with crappy mikes
csvictory12 1 year ago
he looks relieved at 3:06 when the crowd join in to make up for the microphone not working properly!
organaphus 1 year ago
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organaphus 1 year ago
If John had still been living, this would have been the absolute perfect point for a one off reunion of sorts.
mobycat 1 year ago 3
I remember it like it was yesterday.
IT WAS an amazing day. That many people watching, that many musicians pumping it out, and all for one single cause.
There are so many memories of that day, it is hard to start.
All that can be said is: HERE'S TO YOU, BOB GELDOF for the whole idea.
TheRjb2010 1 year ago
scouse power
choclatesaltyballz 1 year ago
There will be some feed back, let it be...lol.
TheRealDeal1515 1 year ago
well theyre different type of musicians but mccartney has been a lot more successfu andl in terms of writing songs and making music he is much better, i also believe that mccartney has a much more versitile voice than mecury alot more
lennonsbiggestfan 1 year ago 2
@lennonsbiggestfan
jup, from yesterday to helter skelter, nothing beats his versatility.
just like the versatility of the beatles genres they explored.
OropherThranduil 1 year ago
ouch
shashauno 1 year ago
The great thing about the microphone not working is that the entire stadium knew the song and were singing with him.
AnimeKeith 1 year ago
Does anybody else realize that chick Alison Moyet is hogging up the mic!? lol let poor David sing!
xxsweetcandiesxx 1 year ago
Bob Geldolf is a terrible terrible terrible singer
jimmywinner123 1 year ago 12
i love paul, but even once the sound came back this was a painful performance
joeduncan08 1 year ago
yeah i read in paul's biography that paul was devistaded when the sound failed because the audience was booing at him because they couldnt hear him but he didnt know the sound failed so he thought they just hated him but obviously they didnt because who could hate paul i mean really...
icl96 1 year ago 4
Queen should have ended the show
salcedoyaqui866 1 year ago
@salcedoyaqui866.......Queen's definitely stole the show, but i think its appropriate that Paul Mccartney's the last act of the show, being one of the member of the greatest band in the world,being the most successful composer of all time, out of respect for him i guess the organizer choose the right decision!
bebupalula 1 year ago 4
Nowadays a tech guy would have jumped that mic like a cobra. Back in 85 it seems the techs took it manjana.
perfuzz 1 year ago
no one being able to hear him, that will take mcartney back to beatle mania :L
ReggieBegins 1 year ago
lets be honest tho, freddie has had no where near the same impact on the world tht macca has had, i think tht the feed the world song is shockingly done here really terrible. MACCA IS THE GREATEST. FREDDY AINT IN THE SAME LEAGUE !!!
lennonsbiggestfan 1 year ago
@lennonsbiggestfan
I do hope that you are kidding to say that Mercury isn't in the same league as McCartney's.
rishi007316 1 year ago
@rishi007316 I don`t think that person is kiddin; there`s no artist around nearly half as good as McCartney.
estyle40 1 year ago 3
watch this with sound!!- see the same video with sound by
rainbowman2000
4FabBEATLES 1 year ago
This was repeated as the last thing on the BBC's coverage of that day - followed by the BBC-1 closedown at 4:15am!!!
AidanLunn 1 year ago
Dude, Paul sucks here... I really adore him(as a musician...) but this sucks... His Back In the USA Tour is way much better!
Joes353 1 year ago
Whaha Let them know Spring time is Coming xD
Starwelicious 1 year ago
George Michael's such an egg
"let them know that Spring time is coming"
I mean, come on...
tsushima91 2 years ago 2
Was that George that said that??? Always thought it was Bono! LOL
estyle40 2 years ago
on other footage I've seen of the concert, George Michael was responsible. hehe
Great artist - Right message - Wrong moment
tsushima91 2 years ago
@tsushima91 Well, that figures!! Bono`s too good to do somethin like that, anyway!!!
estyle40 2 years ago
Paul did FANTASTIC here~!!! With Microphone issue.
urkingod 2 years ago 3
3:47 heh heh *tickle*
Sodahpop96 2 years ago
@Sodahpop96 I thought it was very annoying for Paul.
urkingod 2 years ago
7:22 Rick Rolled?
007bond189 2 years ago
@007bond189 lol that's Sting not Rick Astley
beatlesfan0T0 1 year ago
3:48 Bob Geldoff, Pete Towsend, David Bowie & Paul McCartney singing let it be....that is the epitome of epic concert moments!
TehIdiodicFilms 2 years ago 3
Yup :-)
007bond189 2 years ago
7:34 is the best moment ^^
JSimoesU2 2 years ago
or maybe the beatles on the stage stole the show? ; )
godwhatcanihave 2 years ago
lol his sweater makes me wanna hug him XD
iHeartHeathLedger 2 years ago
Haha...Paul McCartney and the quartet who sang along in Let it Be are SUCH DORKS. Only Freddie Mercury / Queen were COOL that night. Everyone else look ridiculous. LOL.
darkbladefurywatcher 2 years ago
LMFAO! The finale is the funniest part, because Freddie KNEW he stole the show--so being the humble/nice guy that he was, he just stood back and watched everybody fight to sing their parts!
Gregsynth 2 years ago 42
From what I remember about this performance, the sound failed and Paul was virtually singing live to the world without a mic. I'm sure you can sort of hear it come back about half way through. However it is totally undisputed by anyone with half a brain that Queen and in particular Freddie Mercury were the best act in the world that day and possibly that live performance will never be matched by any artiste ever.
06usastratdeluxe 2 years ago 34
@06usastratdeluxe and @perfuzz in the making of live aid thing it said the sound techs just didn't unmute the mic for about 2 mins.
rushrulez1 1 year ago
@06usastratdeluxe totaly agree, when the stage was set up for paul the wire connecting his mic to the stadium speakers came out of the socket so the ppl there couldnt here him singin until half way through (you can hear their reaction when the mic is fixed the camera is roof mounted looking over the whole croud at the time) ppl watchin at home could hear very faintly what he was singing, but freddie owned the stage that day :)
craigdingwallnufc 1 year ago
@Gregsynth Yep. It's so funny to watch everyone trying desperately to keep the mic away from Freddie in a pathetic effort to rebuke him because Freddie literally outshone them all, HAHAHA! A lot of fragile egos were crushed that day by the MIGHTY FREDDIE MERCURY! MUHAHAHAHA!
darkbladefurywatcher 2 years ago 5
And when Freddie DID get a note in, it was LOUDER than the 4 other people around him: Then Bono looked PISSED! LOL
He's probably thinking: "Damn, that bloody Freddie not only stole the show, but he bruised my ego!" LOL
Gregsynth 2 years ago 5
@Gregsynth Freddy and QUeen blew the fuse so the mike didnt work for a while- poor Paul!
4FabBEATLES 1 year ago 3
Because Freddie's voice is too powerful! lol
Gregsynth 1 year ago
@Gregsynth LOL!!!! excellent comment...ur damn right he stole the show.....
elsoda 1 year ago
Freddie Mercury owns!
Gregsynth 1 year ago
@Gregsynth dont agree with you! Bowie was far the best
hill7662 1 year ago
Bowie was awesome, and was my favorite "solo" performer at the show--but I gotta give the edge to Queen because he got that whole audience clapping/swaying/and singing to Radio Ga Ga and We Are The Champions!
Gregsynth 1 year ago
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edmame 10 months ago
Because Freddie Mercury is "magic."
Gregsynth 10 months ago
No i like how the only person who you liked was gay (no offence to Mercury) But come on
007bond189 2 years ago
let it be.....sound!!! yey!
nwaamw 2 years ago
this is the best of the best mccartey forever!!!!!!!!!!
hell bent for sir paul mccartey
zodaclick 2 years ago
the sound crew at that concert must have been diabolical. i'v looked at several videos now and they're all rubish or something wrong with the sound
anagramish 2 years ago
Normally I would agree but you have to understand how things went that day. Each act was given twenty minutes to perform. While that was going on the previous band was removing their equipment back stage while the next act was setting up. There was no time to do a proper sound check or on site rehearsal. Plus at Wembly the power went out during The Who's set so something had to be jerry rigged in order to finish the show.
airdriver 2 years ago
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tmxd81 2 years ago
Partizan Belgrade!!!
indjijac 2 years ago
2:01 is when the microphone begins working.
QueenSource 2 years ago
hahaha couldn't hear the weak voiced fart. Freddie owned that show and i felt sorry for whoever followed queen onto the stage. cant remember who it was as i was just a youth. Was it Status Quo?? Paul is a joke in my eyes
Rogermelly01 2 years ago
I was there and it was as pathetic as it sounds. Why oh why do we keep rolling him out. Just retire him off for gods sake. There was only one star that night and that was Freddie Mercury, rip.
wewererobbed 2 years ago 6
gawd the 80's were corny as hell
beetlebum1997 2 years ago 2
I know,I grew up in it and it was FUN!!!!
Midnighthour71 2 years ago
and paul was in his fortys.........
thebeatles4664 2 years ago
Who'd Pete T. give a kiss to at 6:43?
Nur100etc 2 years ago
think it was 1 of the status qo guys
Rogermelly01 2 years ago
Geldof's voice really is quite crap, isn't it? :P
Loved to have seen McCartney and Mercury take vocals for that last number.
QueenSource 2 years ago 2
i agree geldof is quite a poor singer but he did arrange the concert so probably deserved the mic. Freddie didnt get a mic to sing along as he had allready stole the show and singing along with every1 would of shown how he IS the greatest by far
Rogermelly01 2 years ago 3
I love at 3:24 when the crowd erupts thinking its Ringo and George. Just to realize its just Geldof, Townshend, and Bowie.
jacjr6193 2 years ago
That isn't what they thought. They were out there before they started singing...
tmxd81 2 years ago
Didn't his microphone cut out part way through 'Let It Be'?
MissCynicalNZ 2 years ago
i like when Bono says - Let them know the spring time is coming.
Thats not in the original lyric
domusaimports 2 years ago
honey, i saw the whole thing in realtime on tv back then, and i was the first here who had the WATW-record. About the causes one can argue,- i say that in the long run this helped mostly to improve the artist´s pc-image, not the african´s lives.
So, and i do not know nothing ´bout music?
Why, - because i do not like the "Boomtown Rats"? 8--)).
Have you ever heard that people´s tastes are different?
MoveOverCasanova 2 years ago
Its hard to believe its been 24 years since this occured.
queenfan20 2 years ago
Bryan adams should have been playing in Wembley, instead of Philadelphia, and where was Bruce Springsteen?
maaanddeuta 2 years ago
he was supposed to play, but he declined, not knowing how big it would be. so did Tears for Fears.
laskate1 2 years ago
The Beatles were the best, better than queen, U2 and everyone else.
maaanddeuta 2 years ago
i disagree partly cos it was only paul on this and secondly queen were the best
kcphonics 2 years ago
They wern't in this performance, though. ;)
QueenSource 2 years ago
Why ridiculous??
I aggree with the fact that the sound is terrible, but the greatest artis on the planet came together that day. And to hear every great artist singing live, gives me the goosbumps.
But I don't think we should do live aid again, because now we only get beyoncé an justin timberlake, and those are shit.
KWHMdeDrenth 2 years ago 7
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this is so incredibly ridiculous! thank god those days of "musicians save the globe" are over. horrible
MoveOverCasanova 2 years ago
yeah i suppose your prefer the shitty music of these days do you?
fedexxx88 2 years ago 2
this is not music, this is charity gang bang!
MoveOverCasanova 2 years ago
it's not about the musicians saving the world, it's about getting everyone together for a common purpose
you need to look at the big picture
Stjonnypopo 2 years ago
i agree
2109917162 2 years ago
your stupid shut your dumb fucking mouth
hockeyguy1414 2 years ago
and you cut off your filthy fingers
MoveOverCasanova 2 years ago
your dumb.. you obviously have absolutely no idea why this was held and you probably know nothing about music
hockeyguy1414 2 years ago
P.S.: for those about to complain--
i do love almost every single person in this video, mainly good old Macca and Halloween Jack. But least of them i need Geldof and his pathetic live aid stuff
MoveOverCasanova 2 years ago
MACCA rocks
pacoiec 2 years ago
turn up the mic!
BreakingGlass77 2 years ago
8.25 min I love Freddie so much
sevi2305 2 years ago 4
he makes the difference...so great voice!!!
fabiusdj81 2 years ago 2
A lot of legendaries musicians but, damn, I hat the 80's, they all looked very ugly...
Deafbillieblackbell 2 years ago
bowie, mccartney and townshend on one stage. i may have just exploded if i was there.
lloyd525 2 years ago 2
when i saw the 1985 i thought it was gonna be nineteen hundred and eightyfive lol
grundy901 2 years ago 2
oleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee mui wueno le felicito el q lo auda colgado felicidades!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wilsonferrari 2 years ago
There's not good song because Paul explain in "McCartney years" one of Queens roadie's pulled out some wires
777yo777 2 years ago
man
what the hell did you just say?
DJShelter907 2 years ago
Oh,I meant to say good "sound" and "Paul explained"in his DVD.If that clears anything up,Sorry.
777yo777 2 years ago
24 years on, this still gives me goosebumps lol
salopred 2 years ago 3
the mic is down? anyway..... great performance
anothercrazyguru66 2 years ago
queen stole that show
mrhemp3985 2 years ago 8
Let Bowie singa! :D
Bunnypunker 2 years ago
Did they reahersle before?
Not a bad song tho...
jontebiogas10 2 years ago
plug the mic in sum1
Finlay122 2 years ago 3
Cant hear any words ?
Fightpa0123 2 years ago
haha what a shambles at the end.
CCSofChocolatesvill 2 years ago
The greatest of'em all,sir Paul McCartney!!!
kuzimoto1973 2 years ago 2
what a pro....i would fire the the techs in this the most memorable gig of all time.....GET IT RIGHT and let him be!
po58dvn 2 years ago 4
bon scott is the best live !
condreacata 3 years ago
Actually Paul recorded the vocals the day after the concert. They were not used until the DVD. That's also not the only place things were fixed. The US finale was fixed with the original recording and there for features evidence of Kenny Loggins and James Ingram who didn't' participate in the concert. Regardless voices or not, this is a memorable performance.
coyoteartist 3 years ago
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Just another point here, as a singer George Micheal is a better singer than Macca ever was.
skimaster07 3 years ago
bollox dude ... go sit in a corner n sort ya boat out
frankteamspank 3 years ago
Gay boy george
Kiwiblokenz 3 years ago
Bollocks, personal preference doesn't come into this.Freddie Mercury had a bigger range than mc Cartney, a better technique and a hugely more poweful voice than Macca. If you prefer macca thats fine but Freddie wipes the floor with him as a singer
skimaster07 3 years ago 3
mccartney better writer, better musician, just different styles of singing.
Beatles6919 2 years ago
i agree completely mate, just people were getting carried away with themselves. One of the best writers ever.
skimaster07 2 years ago
Best voice award goes to Don Henley....
adam4president 3 years ago