Queen tribute act.. stupid comment! Bri & Rog wriote many of the songs they take on tour.. you wanna live in the past that’s your choice, no need to slag off 2 legends who still bring their amazing music to the masses!
@@pyt7778 obviously you haven’t heard of the right for people to have their own opinion on matters then. Just because my opinion differs from yours does not make it stupid. I’m quite well aware that Brian May and Roger Taylor wrote a great deal of material for Queen. John Deacon also wrote a great deal of material as well. I’m just not a fan of the whole “touring under a band name when only one or two of the original members are left” regardless of the band or who the members are. I’d even be the same if Paul McCartney and Ringo started touring as “The Beatles” again. What I’m saying is that Brian May is such an amazing musician and I feel he still has the potential to give the world new material that would rock your socks off. Instead he’s chosen to simply go about playing a greatest hits type medley of songs we’ve all heard before a million times. Yes they’re damn good songs. Yes I grew up listening to Queen and I even loved Brian’s solo material, Back to the Light and Another World were excellent. However I’d love to see Brian unleash some new material on the world. Vai and Satriani (along with almost any “shredder” we could name) site Brian May as an inspiration to them and I can’t argue with that. He’s an amazing guitarist. I just want to hear what else he can do and what new inspirations he can bring.
WOW!!!!! ME FASCINA ESTE RITMO. SON TODOS ESPECTACULARES SISISIS NUEVAMENTE EL SONIDO ES ESPECTACULAR, CADA PARTICULA DE MI CUERPO SE ARMONIZA CON TAN POTENTE CANCIÓN
Excepcional vídeo!!! Era demasiado pequeño en aquella época pero viendo esto me imagino lo grandioso que pudo ser aquel momento. Gracias por compartirlo!! \m/
I remember watching this on TV.Although Brian has a unique sound he was technically out done here by better guitarists.Even so he didn't let rip like I thought he would he's by no means a bad guitarist.He can make the guitar scream like anybody but just lacks a bit of speed Compared to other guitarists.I know speed isn't everything and Brian plays the guitar beautiful but he looked pedestrian on this occasion.
@@ivorharden no it was a month before Freddie Mercurys death. This concert is from late October 1991. Freddie had allready given Brian his blessing and told him to go out and play.
I don't know... I mean, I don't mean to POOP on everything, but c'mon guys... we've heard these brilliant gods play many times, right? Do any of you honestly feel that maybe other than May for just a moment, ANY of these guys even really broke a sweat? I mean, YES I love these guys, they are among THE best, including Powell. I have many of his albums too, BUT... Did any of these guys really break out and really play at all...? Uh, no... So yeah, a fun song, okay... but, are any of them playing even bloody ***CLOSE*** to their potential? Again, honestly 'No'...
What makes this all the more eerie is the fact this was recorded exactly 1 month before Freddie Mercury died in October 1991 and in the same month in which Queens greatest hits/flix2 was released. I can see how Brian wanted to continue with life as normal but the timing seems very off for me. It just seems a tad disrespectful. Poor Freddie on his death bed, unable to walk, blind, all skin and bone and entering the end stages of his life and here we have Brian on stage jamming away. Perhaps he was in denial.
Werner Van der Walt yeah and as you can see Brian looks and sounds tense here. I think he may have been in so much denial about Freddie that he even believed that a miracle cure was on the horizon and Queen would tour again with the orginal line up.
@@pyt7778 Obviously not if this was before that. Maybe you are saying was done during that project? I looked at the year 1992 and thought it was before "Back To The Light" because that l.p. was released in 1993 in the U.S. on Hollywood Records.
@@TheKoopaKings Ya. I've got that. I think it's a classic....or let me rephrase that. I have (and have for over a couple of decades) that on compact disc. I have only see a couple (or few) of live performances from it.
