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Brian May, for everyone the guitarist of Queen, the man of the Red Special, the creator of songs like "We Will Rock You" and "Who Wants To Live Forever", occasionally able to propose himself as a singer with good results, as in "'39" or "All Dead, All Dead": great honors but also great burdens, which perhaps never allowed the curly-haired London guitar hero to strongly and convincingly propose himself as a solo artist: "Back To The Light" his first, true attempt to break free from the Queen parent company had a long and troubled gestation, lasting from 1988 to 1992, thus being overwhelmed by the long wave caused by the premature death of Freddie Mercury; an undeserved fate for a great album by a well-rounded musician who proves, always with his unmistakable sound, to be able to hold the scene even on his own. Discover the review
Brian May, for everyone the guitarist of Queen, the man of the Red Special, the creator of songs like "We Will Rock You" and "Who Wants To Live Forever", occasionally able to propose himself as a singer with good results, as in "'39" or "All Dead, All Dead": great honors but also great burdens, which perhaps never allowed the curly-haired London guitar hero to strongly and convincingly propose himself as a solo artist: "Back To The Light" his first, true attempt to break free from the Queen parent company had a long and troubled gestation, lasting from 1988 to 1992, thus being overwhelmed by the long wave caused by the premature death of Freddie Mercury; an undeserved fate for a great album by a well-rounded musician who proves, always with his unmistakable sound, to be able to hold the scene even on his own.
When this CD first came into my hands, I couldn't believe my eyes, I was truly incredulous. Discover the review
When this CD first came into my hands, I couldn't believe my eyes, I was truly incredulous.
Overall, a good concert, at least worth a try, and not to be confused with the questionable "Queen +" performances that only serve to make the name of one of the most beloved bands in history ridiculous. Discover the review
Overall, a good concert, at least worth a try, and not to be confused with the questionable "Queen +" performances that only serve to make the name of one of the most beloved bands in history ridiculous.
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