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Brian May details his disastrous experiment with a Marshall stack — and how Jimi Hendrix then showed him up with itLikewise, AC/DC’s guitarists wouldn’t look right onstage without a wall of Marshall amps behind them. For Brian May, his ...
We explore the curious anatomy of Queen guitarist Brian May's guitar, which includes knitting needles and wood from a 300-year-old fireplace.
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Brian May recalls the time he played live through Hendrix’s Marshall – and it didn’t go wellIt is some comfort to learn that the greats are no different – even Brian May has a war story to share. In a recent interview ...
He’s also revealed how he had initially craved a second guitarist in Queen but moved away from the idea after learning how “to make people feel they’d heard an orchestra” ...
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“The ultimate wireless guitar rig built into premium headphones”: Positive Grid cuts the cable with Spark NeoThe headphones themselves feature custom-designed 40mm drivers and, when you’re not playing your guitar, can be used as standard Bluetooth cans for wireless listening. They’re said to have soft, ...
Sir Brian May feared he'd never play guitar again after suffering a stroke. The Queen rocker was taken to hospital last September after suffering a "minor" stroke that left him without any control ...
Queen guitarist Brian May felt an intense fear after suffering a stroke that left him unable to move his left arm.
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