rene heredia reyes en serio los fuiste a ver en el 81? Que bueno! Es verdad eso de que les arrojaron con cosas? por que?
rene heredia reyes - 11 years ago
el sr. may tiene mas merito, si bien no por velocidad,si por haber construido su propia guitarra,debemos darle las gracias a su señor padre, quien segun tengo entendido lo inicio construyendo ambos la primera guitarra de nuestro heroe,y el subsecuentemente le dio ese relinchador sonido a su lira roja.lo unico negativo son los dizque pseudo fans, quienes agredieron a la banda, en aquel mitico 1981 de puebla,me costo un trabajal conseguir el boleto, pero ahi estuve,que verguenza cuando vi a esos tipos arrojandoles envases de cerveza a l grupo, no se merecian tal recibimiento,, diganme regresaron otra vez a mexico, me imagino que no. sr. brian may, roger taylor john deacon y el buen freddie en nombre de mi pais mis mas sinceras disculpas, autenticos fans del club mexicano apoyen la causa para que regresen...
Neil Edwards - 11 years ago
As much as I love Randy's playing I first heard Brighton Rock around 75 and it was a milestone for me. It had everything and was everything hard rock should be. Randy's solo on Crazy Train like all his work is superb but he did far better with 'tonight' from 'Diary' or the energetic 'Over the mountain' solo. May nailed it for me!
Neil Edwards - 11 years ago
As much as I love Randy's playing I first heard Brighton Rock around 75 and it was a milestone for me. It had everything and was everything hard rock should be. Randy's solo on Crazy Train like all his work is superb but he did far better with 'tonight' from 'Diary' or the energetic 'Over the mountain' solo. May nailed it for me!
Neil Edwards - 11 years ago
As much as I love Randy's playing I first heard Brighton Rock around 75 and it was a milestone for me. It had everything and was everything hard rock should be. Randy's solo on Crazy Train like all his work is superb but he did far better with 'tonight' from 'Diary' or the energetic 'Over the mountain' solo. May nailed it for me!
rene heredia reyes en serio los fuiste a ver en el 81? Que bueno! Es verdad eso de que les arrojaron con cosas? por que?
el sr. may tiene mas merito, si bien no por velocidad,si por haber construido su propia guitarra,debemos darle las gracias a su señor padre, quien segun tengo entendido lo inicio construyendo ambos la primera guitarra de nuestro heroe,y el subsecuentemente le dio ese relinchador sonido a su lira roja.lo unico negativo son los dizque pseudo fans, quienes agredieron a la banda, en aquel mitico 1981 de puebla,me costo un trabajal conseguir el boleto, pero ahi estuve,que verguenza cuando vi a esos tipos arrojandoles envases de cerveza a l grupo, no se merecian tal recibimiento,, diganme regresaron otra vez a mexico, me imagino que no. sr. brian may, roger taylor john deacon y el buen freddie en nombre de mi pais mis mas sinceras disculpas, autenticos fans del club mexicano apoyen la causa para que regresen...
As much as I love Randy's playing I first heard Brighton Rock around 75 and it was a milestone for me. It had everything and was everything hard rock should be. Randy's solo on Crazy Train like all his work is superb but he did far better with 'tonight' from 'Diary' or the energetic 'Over the mountain' solo. May nailed it for me!
As much as I love Randy's playing I first heard Brighton Rock around 75 and it was a milestone for me. It had everything and was everything hard rock should be. Randy's solo on Crazy Train like all his work is superb but he did far better with 'tonight' from 'Diary' or the energetic 'Over the mountain' solo. May nailed it for me!
As much as I love Randy's playing I first heard Brighton Rock around 75 and it was a milestone for me. It had everything and was everything hard rock should be. Randy's solo on Crazy Train like all his work is superb but he did far better with 'tonight' from 'Diary' or the energetic 'Over the mountain' solo. May nailed it for me!