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Brian May Clears Up Queen’s Live Future: ‘I’m on a Break’
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
In our new interview, the legendary Queen guitarist explains his thoughts on future live shows, while looking back at 'Flash Gordon' and the 'Queen Budapest' performance
In our new interview, the legendary Queen guitarist explains his thoughts on future live shows, while looking back at 'Flash Gordon' and the 'Queen Budapest' performance
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