Sir Brian May and Roger Taylor have reflected on "very tough times" for themselves, Freddie Mercury and John Deacon during ...
Sir Brian May has penned some massive Queen hits over the years, from We Will Rock You to I Want It All and Hammer To Fall.
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Why Brian May and Queen were unhappy with their debut album – and how the newly revamped version fixes the “very dry” guitar partsQueen just released a remixed version of their iconic 1973 debut, and Brian May reveals that “every instrument has been ...
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“It still buzzes”: Brian May reveals the mods he made to his £10 acoustic for Queen’s debut albumRecently reissued and “rebuilt”, Queen’s 1973 debut was a time of learning and experimentation for the band, with May ...
and we respect that," May added of Deacon's hands-off approach to his role in the group today Michael Putland/Getty; Dave Benett/Getty Despite exiting Queen in 1997, Brian May says the group's ...
Brian May and Roger Taylor have continued forward with Queen in the wake of frontman Freddie Mercury 's AIDS-related death, ...
He eventually decided to retire in the late 1990s. But although not performing alongside Queen, Brian May recently revealed the singer still stays involved behind the scenes. Over the years, May ...
Recently reissued and “rebuilt”, Queen’s 1973 debut was a time of learning and experimentation for the band, with May customising a cheapo acoustic for one of the coolest tones on the record When you ...
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