Wow! This is a beautiful and powerful rendition of this song! I have always loved Hammer to Fall but never heard it start out slow like this and then end so powerfully at the end. I need to say! This is one of my favs now!! This is GREAT! Thank you, Sir Bri! ♥️🎵🎶🎸🎵🌹
Así tendrían que ser los recitales de Queen con ellos 2 como vocalistas principales y alguna corista, nada más en las voces. Ojalá algún día sea así antes que dejen de tocar.
It's actually he who came up with the idea to arrange the song this way. He said in an interview he played it for Brian and initially he did not even click it was Hammer to Fall.
I don't like this version at all, NO NOPE not for me. I think I am a hard sell because I dont like change. Sorry everyone but I am being honest. I love my Brian and Roger more than anything but this misses the spot for me.
I don't like this version either. All I was waiting was this song to speed up. They did a nice kinda mix with Queen + Paul Rodgers where the slow part also exists, but not that annoying. I can also notice, that Bri is struggling here playing his Red special, and the guitar looks here pre-repaired by Greg Fryer, so it's out of tune somewhere, looks worn out, and it sounds like the upper frets are flat as fuck. There is a later video of Bri saying the frets were never changed, so I wonder what Greg did to make the frets higher... I suppose he cut some wood off the fretboard... Digging out the frets.
@@user-lx3dn9bt9e I don't remember leaving this harsh common, perhaps I'd had a few beers and it was late at night, so that's my excuse. Yes I think he probably dressed all the other frets and then took the strings down a touch. It's interesting that Brian never uses his little finger when playing (except for chords) so on the one hand it obviously limits him to a point but on the other hand, because he's only using three fingers perhaps when he has to move or slide up his third finger to play the notes the fourth finger should have played then that adds something different to his sound. It's certainly worked for him. These days I love watching these young guys play- Damian Salazar Smoke on the water and Miguel Montalban's version of Hey joe and Comfortably numb. Peace my friend.
