Well worth 40 minutes if you can spare it!

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2014/11/07 03:51:06 (permalink)

Well worth 40 minutes if you can spare it!

Brian May talks about his guitar during a promotion of his new book.  Lots of good stuff here! 
 


 
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    bapu
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    Re: Well worth 40 minutes if you can spare it! 2014/11/07 09:55:30 (permalink)
    Dinnit his dad build it?
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    Re: Well worth 40 minutes if you can spare it! 2014/11/07 13:14:41 (permalink)
    I guess you'll just have to watch the video to find out! 

     
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    Re: Well worth 40 minutes if you can spare it! 2014/11/08 09:42:36 (permalink)
    He and his dad, IIRC.
    Floating trem and all, but I guess that will all be in the book.
    Wood used was an old fireplace mantle or something? I think that's right.
    Mazing, huh?
    One of my all time favorite British guitarists.
    Top five for sure. (top four IF EC is #5, have to think about that!)
     
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    Re: Well worth 40 minutes if you can spare it! 2014/11/08 11:09:39 (permalink)
    I really enjoyed that, thanks for the link Craig.

    For me, one of the interesting and inspiring things he said, was when asked if it was important to be technical to be a musician. His reply, that he adopts a Victorian attitude and citing examples of famous Victorians who saw no distinction between technical and scientific know how and artistic endeavour, is to me, a real encouragement to not take too much credence internally to the oft touted contradiction of trying to both create music and engineer our own recordings.
     
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    Re: Well worth 40 minutes if you can spare it! 2014/11/11 10:56:16 (permalink)
     
     
    Just watched this, excellent stuff!
     
    Cool link Craig, thanks.

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    Re: Well worth 40 minutes if you can spare it! 2014/11/14 10:52:10 (permalink)
    It's a must see video and possibly book read for all musicians, not just guitarists

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