interview with brian may by an american man
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Looks the interviewer has to make a piss.
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its the guy from the chipmunks!!! haha
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what's the point of this video/interview? this is what I used to discuss with friends in the pub when we were little... waste of time!
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@Pengo115 I don't feel he's talking at Dr. May, it seems he's a bit nervous and has an awful lot of respect for him and is showing him he knows well of their older albums. He's just a curious guy, and gets some pretty interesting comments out of him. It's different.
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@pianoshizzle Haha, glad I remember what my comment was! Thanks for the reply.
I did hear somewhere that the song is based from one of Freddie's "naughty" backstage gatherings, but the lyrics don't seem to fit that too well. The whole song is hinting at something, so if that something were to be sex, he wouldn't have made such a blunt sentence during one of the verses. "I'm a sex machine ready to reload..."
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@akeel456 He doesn't like like it becuase the guitar track was accidentally deleted (apart from the solo, which is still there). The song featured in the 'Jazz' album. Queen were experiencing their career highs at this point, earning lots of money. Brian feels that fame and fortune went to Freddie's head and that 'Don't Stop Me Now' encompasses Freddie's feelings at the time. The lyrics suggest probably a party atmosphere, not wanting it to stop. References to sex and stuff? probably.
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@Gobglubby Ever since I heard that album, my life changed. The March of the Black Queen still amazes me to this day. I hope that someday Brian would explain to us all what Queen II was about. (Yes, from a technical point of view, it was to showcase layering etc etc) but deep down: who are the white and black queen(s)? the mystical land of rhye? the ogres and fairies? etc etc etc. There is a video on youtube of a radio show in which Queen were interviewed about each song for the first few albums.
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What an awful interview. Couldn't this guy afford a couple of folding chairs so they could be at least physically comfortable? This guy is not talking to Brian - he's talking at him, just trying to impress him rather than getting any interesting insights. Zero rapport. Total fail.
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damn!, that guy really did his homework
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Finally, a great, respectful interview. Shame it was so short.
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TheDumbening 2 years ago 20
What an interesting interview, no fraff, stupidity or crass questions, just enthusiasm and respect. Great interviewer and Brian May...what a genuinely nice guy.
2steppa 3 years ago 19