Not many people seem to like Brian's guitar solos. I personally think they are excellent. He is a very talented musician and i enjoy every second of the 11 minute solos.
bitesthedust<br><h6> The QZ gentleman... wrote:
brian_may_wannabe wrote:
Best: it's existence, Bohemian Rhapsody, the Magic tour, the Freddie memorial show, Who Wants To Live Forever, No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young), Brian May's guitar solos, These Are The Days of our Lives
Worst: Another One Bites The Dust, Freddie's death, Annie Lennox singing Under Pressure, Axl Rose singing We Will Rock You and Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddie having AIDS, John not singing.
Best - Another One Bites The Dust, Bo Rhap, We Will Rock You, Under Pressure, Innuendo, White Queen, Hammer To Fall, Stone Cold Crazy, Who Wants To Live Forever, Rainbow 20/11/1974, Milton Keynes 05/06/1982 & Copenhagen 1978.
Worst - Party, Khashoggi's Ship, My Baby Does Me, Rain Must Fall, Invisible Man, Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy.
Oh, and Freddie's death. But hey, they've got a new lead singer now....
How can you say good old fashioned lover boy is crap, its amazing,
Best- Magic tour-Freddie's fantastic barking voice at Wembley and Budapest, News Of The World-a mighty album, Queen live 1977-1981- high octane performances, manic energy, great setlists; The Miracle and Innuendo-2 rich, superbly crafted studio albums from elder statesmen of rock, Roger's breathless harmony vocals in their live shows!
Worst-The Game- a poor album, Freddie's bearded look, Brit Awards 1990 because whilst it was great to celebrate, we knew it wouldn't last much longer, Roger's make-up on the PTG video, Teo Torriate live in Japn 1982, a recipe for murdering a great song.
Oh nad Liz Taylor's "speech" at the tribute concert
I honestly can't see Elton John running around the stage to Tie Your Mother Down or the fast part of Bo Rhap. And I can't see George Michael doing it either. Personally I think Paul was the best to handle things like that.
Hah hah hah. That's tickled me, ELton running about to TYMD, I couldn't think of anything more horrifyingly hillarious!
Best:
The 70's (it was the rise to fame.)
WWRY and WATC (their most popular songs for people who don't know Queen.)
Bo Rhap ofcourse.
The Game(for the US.)
Under Pressure ( many people in US love this song.)
Radio Ga Ga (song and video best song after Bo Rhap, WWRY, WATC and ABTD.)
Live Aid (amazing,it made their fame go bigger and bigger.)
The Works, A Kind of Magic, The Miracle (only the singles.)
Innuendo (a really good album.)
Made In Heaven (album after death.)
Worst:
Hot Space
Flash Gordon (propably worse then Hot Space)
Freddie:
Best: Voice
Entertainment
Live Aid
Moustache (for the gay fans)
- Freddie's voice
- The micstand
- Live Aid
- Queen II
- It's late
- Brian's hair
- Roger's high backup singing
- Red Special
- A day at the races
- Somebody to love (Live at the Bowl)
- The Breakthru-video
- Don't stop me now
- The "I-WANT-YOU!" part of Son and daughter
WORST:
- Freddie's death and illness
- The Works (Man on the prowl, yikes!)
Brian May doesn't need to show that he's a virtuoso by shredding!
I LOVE most of the Brighton Rock solos (there are few where he has no inspiration, but no one is perfect). He does good work in soiling in the pentatonic scales! Sometimes you have to be a guitarist to understand how good he is.
When I saw Brighton Rock at Wembley, I thought it was boring! Now I just LOVE and I can listen to it countless times!
The other solos and his guitar work in the other song is just great! He plays with so emotion! Few guitarists can make the guitar talk and cry! Brian May can do it!
Plus, the harmonies! He is the god of the harmonies! C'mon! Sometimes he puts 30 tracks of guitars in the songs! Great!
That's one of the reasons why guys like Satriani, Vai and Malmsteen have see him as great influence!