BQT8. wrote:
@Brenski Yet again you have misquoted me, i said Brian was moaning around 1982 for more rock orientated guitar work
for the Hot Space album but when Thank God Its Christmas was released there was no blistering guitar work so many Queen fans love.
Yes i know TGIC was post "The Works" era, but i was not getting at that fact.
Brian was a little bit of a hypocrite moaning or arguing for more guitar orientated songs but once he gets the chance to collaborate with Roger it all goes tits up.
I haven't misquoted you. I've appended your original post below. Your reply - when read EXACTLY as it appears, implies that TGIC and Hot Space were happening together. I quoted you precisely. It's YOUR complete lack of grammar and/or punctuation in the sentence:
[color=red]"...and puzzled why Brian had no blistering guitar licks on that track as he is always moaning for more rock orientated guitar work in Queen's music especially around Hot Space era."[/color]
Your use of "especially" directly links the track being discussed, to the words following "especially".
BQT8. wrote:[color=green]Yes John Deacon's bass takes centre stage on that track, and puzzled why Brian had no blistering guitar licks on that track as he is always moaning for more rock orientated guitar work in Queen's music especially around Hot Space era.
Freddie's vocal is classic as ever and easily recognisable when you hear the song.[/color]