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Brian May Quotes
«We just thought that Freddie's blueprint for 'Rhapsody' was intriguing and original, and worthy of work. This was a well-planned project from Freddie, to which we contributed our best, but there were always changes along the way as tracks developed.»
Author: Brian May
«I have a perfectly clear idea of what was in Freddie's mind. But it was unwritten law among us in those days that the real core of a song lyric was a private matter for the composer.»
Author: Brian May
«It was good to see. It was mostly military crowd and they supported him.»
Author: Brian May
«What a wonderful musician...absolutely the pinnacle of guitar playing in our lifetime.»
Author: Brian May
«There is an enormous crowd of extremely famous people here sitting on the lawn chatting on their mobile phones.»
Author: Brian May
«I would never do it in public. I would really find it degrading to do it in public.»
Author: Brian May
«But that seems to be what it's about.»
Author: Brian May
«We do rearrange things. But Paul also does have an amazing range that he doesn't use all that much. When we were doing Another One Bites the Dust , we pulled it down a couple of semi-tones because we didn't want to hurt him.»
Author: Brian May
«We didn't audition for Paul - he just turned up. He'd been a friend for many years, and suddenly there was a real chemistry there. Really, I don't think we could be out there with someone who hadn't trodden the same path as us.»
Author: Brian May
«It was really there in our heads from the beginning - to get the orchestration of the voices and guitars. It was just a question of being able to realize the dream, and getting the time and money and studio equipment to be able to do it. Actually, the 'Queen II' album [in 1974] had a lot of that in it - it tends to be slightly underrated, but a lot of the foundations for the sound were laid on that album.»
Author: Brian May