I would really like to meet Brian May and get his autograph, but how can I do it?
I know I could probably write to his agents or whatever, but it'snot the same as meeting him.
I would also like to get a tape recorder and ask hima few questions in an interview and maybe share it here. I have a good few questions, I'd like to ask.
The same goes for Roger Taylor too. Also for John Deacon, but I guess that's boardering on the impossible as he is quite shy and doesn't seem to want anyhting like that. However I wouldn't say no to him.
Can anyone help me here?
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Read his soapbox and you may get some tips. One I can tell you is that he doesn't fancy giving authographs. He'd rather shake hands and have a nice conversation.
Cheers,
Ogre-
Cheers,
Ogre-
Try acid and imagine it.
Just tell him you like WWRY. He'll probably get you red carpet and a limo.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Zebonka12 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Just tell him you like WWRY. He'll probably get you red carpet and a limo.[/QUOTE]
That's like the best suggestion ever given on QueenZone. =P
That's like the best suggestion ever given on QueenZone. =P
"I would really like to meet Brian May and get his autograph, but how can I do it?"
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Well, Brian and Roger are both coming over to my place for dinner Tomorrow. You are welcome to come over and visit with us....John is too shy though. Just bring some chicken and maccaroni salad....And a telescope for Brian!
See You Then.
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Well, Brian and Roger are both coming over to my place for dinner Tomorrow. You are welcome to come over and visit with us....John is too shy though. Just bring some chicken and maccaroni salad....And a telescope for Brian!
See You Then.
Get well up on astronomy. Brian is into that, and loves talking about it. You might even get to see this planet from where you are. :)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Try acid and imagine it.[/QUOTE]
LMAO :D
LMAO :D
Yes, Brian doesn't like signing autographs and prefers a conversation instead but what are the chances of talking to him for more than 5 seconds? Zero. I've met him about 4-5 times in the past few years and my "record" is 2 sentences.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Try acid and imagine it.[/QUOTE]
LMAO :D[/QUOTE]
LMAO :D[/QUOTE]
Do what everyone else does, be in the right place at the right time. He goes to WWRY in London regularly, and often signs autographs at the stage door.
Read his forum he gives clues if he is going to be somewhere. Like the astronomy convention last month.
He is usually at the premiere of any new WWRY shows, like the new one in Canada.
Other than that... you're on your own.
Read his forum he gives clues if he is going to be somewhere. Like the astronomy convention last month.
He is usually at the premiere of any new WWRY shows, like the new one in Canada.
Other than that... you're on your own.
Well I met him at WWRY for Freddies 60th accidently, cos I was standing by this door and he walked right out of it.
WWRY is supposed to be finishing this year so if you go on the last day then he will be performing then.
WWRY is supposed to be finishing this year so if you go on the last day then he will be performing then.
I remember seeing Brian at the WWRY London in 2003. He ran past us as he went through a backstage door. We got a programme booklet and went round the back, waiting to see him. Nice guy. Didn't get to say much to him and he didn't say much at all. So, yah, not a great chance in getting much out of him!
Adam.
Adam.
If you want an interview you should ask through his PR I suppose...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]you_rock_my_socks06 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]WWRY is supposed to be finishing this year so if you go on the last day then he will be performing then.[/QUOTE]
As far as I know, WWRY is showing no signs of slowing down in London. It's still selling out every show, after 5 years. If it was closing, it would have made the news, and marketing for the final shows would be insane.
As far as I know, WWRY is showing no signs of slowing down in London. It's still selling out every show, after 5 years. If it was closing, it would have made the news, and marketing for the final shows would be insane.