Brighton Rock was number 12! Pink Floyd's, Comfortably number 1. Solo from BR is not BM's best for me Hard life or Save me are the best.
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Nothing on Earth can match the live Brighton Rock solos, but of all the recorded solos of Brian May, my favorite of favorites would have to be 'I Want It All'.
wow i'm Surprised Bo Rap didn't make it nearly everybody knows that Guitar Solo even though they might not know the song
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Russian Headlong wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Brighton Rock was number 12! Pink Floyd's, Comfortably number 1. Solo from BR is not BM's best for me Hard life or Save me are the best. [/QUOTE]
YAY! Thats AWESOME!!! can you link to the list somehow?
YAY! Thats AWESOME!!! can you link to the list somehow?
http://www.planetrock.co.uk/Article.asp?id=262750 for the final results. Sorry BR was 11 not 12. Surprised at some results, no Highway to Hell or Boys are Back in town.
Comfortably Numb solos from PF's performance at Live 8 was the best that-man-could-do-with-the-guitar thing I've ever heard.
Oh my, oh my! Brian over Hendrix! Wonder if Brian knows this - jeez, he must be proud! =D
And Harold must have been proud too. His little boy growing up, becoming a legend with the guitar they built =)
The best of Brian's solos? Well, Brighton Rock is difinitely one of his absolute masterpieces, but I like Dead On Time about as much! Man, that solo ROCKS!
And Harold must have been proud too. His little boy growing up, becoming a legend with the guitar they built =)
The best of Brian's solos? Well, Brighton Rock is difinitely one of his absolute masterpieces, but I like Dead On Time about as much! Man, that solo ROCKS!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]AmeriQueen wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Nothing on Earth can match the live Brighton Rock solos, but of all the recorded solos of Brian May, my favorite of favorites would have to be 'I Want It All'.
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The live Brighton Rock solos always bored the hell out of me. Not to say they weren't good, just not my style. My favorite Brian solo will always be "Save Me," as in the studio recording. His guitar really wails, for real, and in all the guitar solos I have ever heard, I have NEVER heard ANYONE even come close to matching it in that respect.
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The live Brighton Rock solos always bored the hell out of me. Not to say they weren't good, just not my style. My favorite Brian solo will always be "Save Me," as in the studio recording. His guitar really wails, for real, and in all the guitar solos I have ever heard, I have NEVER heard ANYONE even come close to matching it in that respect.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry... wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Comfortably Numb solos from PF's performance at Live 8 was the best that-man-could-do-with-the-guitar thing I've ever heard.[/QUOTE]
Think again my friend, because his verison on the new Pink Floyd DVD (Earls Court) is simply the best of the best. It´s not from this world!
Take care
Think again my friend, because his verison on the new Pink Floyd DVD (Earls Court) is simply the best of the best. It´s not from this world!
Take care
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry... wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Comfortably Numb solos from PF's performance at Live 8 was the best that-man-could-do-with-the-guitar thing I've ever heard.[/QUOTE]
Totally totally agree....I had tears running down my face, still chokes me now!
Totally totally agree....I had tears running down my face, still chokes me now!
Surely honourable mentions have to go to :-
- 'Bijou'
- 'You Don't Fool Me'
- 'Tie Your Mother Down'
- 'These Are The Days Of Our Lives'
- 'White Man'
- 'Bijou'
- 'You Don't Fool Me'
- 'Tie Your Mother Down'
- 'These Are The Days Of Our Lives'
- 'White Man'
I'm sorry, but "White Man" is one of the worst Queen songs ever made. Just my humble opinion.