Yeah, it's like Brian May becoming an astro physicist or something.

I thought he was Harvard Professor and noted biologist Steven Pinker ?!

Clearly he's signed to Apple Records

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Ha ha ha ha ha ha !!!

He is the guitarist of the Queen, very famous group

@@francescoguerzoni1458 ???

@@claynovak1251 the man who plays the guitar is from a very famous band, called Queen

@@francescoguerzoni1458 who?

@@claynovak1251 ask your sister

This song was for their gay friend /manager Brian. So ahead of their time in all ways

That's a bit Pigeonholing, when talking about the most brilliantly diverse band of all time.Their best tracks, were nothing to do with love, except Perhaps: I want you (she's so heavy) and oh, darlin! Something and don't let me down. I'm thinking of tomorrow never knows, a day in the life, across the universe, revolution, strawberry fields, get back,Norwegian Wood, Old brown shoe, Yer blues, Blackbird or Within you, without you,Nowhere man, Lucy in the sky, Fool on the hill, Try to see it my way , et cetera

Rock band*

Most artist talk about love in one way or the other. They transcend time because their songwriting was ahead of its time no matter what the subject.

@@stephenosullivan9016 And most of The Beatles' early songs were about love. How can anyone not know that?

Brian said many times : « the Beatles were our bible »

He and trillions of other people .

They all did.

and whats weird in that? XD

@@dominikkurowski3145 nothing

Now there’s a very sad thought indeed. Senseless loss.

Brian*

You can't actually hear the character of the guitar he is playing at these levels. Could be more or less anything ...

I think the Beatles are a level that most artists are quite happy to be deferential to, and I was seen as superior, rather than a rival. Even Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Phil Collins, they all say The Beatles are the most influential and are unreachable in the diversity, quality and consistent Brilliance of the catalogue from track to track. Dave Gilmour said Paraphrased something similar recently

@Ralph No doubt, The Beatles are the big band, even about fifty years after their last performance. That's what they deserve. A huge respect and humility from others. That's exactly what Brian May did. Even being a legend himself, as Freddie Mercury had a respect for a lot of musicians. Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Aretha Franklin, Elvis Presley, Montserrat Caballé, and many others. Like Beethoven to Mozart. Two of the best classical music composers in history, had respect for each other. The Beatles, Queen, and a few more will be once the same league, as Mozart is. Over 230 years dead, and the cultural people from around the world know him. They will be the same. Elvis Presley is about 46 years dead and still is a big star, even now. That's exactly what the real fame looks like. Almost everyone knows you, even if they are not exactly your fans, while you are not a few decades around...

Да, "Тридцать девяточка" - одна из лучших песен Queen. С детства её напеваем. Мы всегда ценили, что не Фредди единым силён Queen.

You're always in "Good Company" with Brian. (if you know, you know). Brian will know what I mean if he reads this,

Ты не одинок в своих действиях. Многие так поступают, те, кто любит the Beatles

very kind of you, thank you