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Notes Made in Italy Recorded in various studios between March 1988 and 1992. These performances were digitally recorded on two linked Sony '3324' 24-track machines with Apogee filters and mixed back on to two tracks on the same machines. The album was then digitally compiled at West Heath Studios with Ian Sylvester. The guitars were played mainly either through 'Zoom' boxes or good old (or new) Vox AC30's. Extra expert programming by David Richards and Brian Zellis. For the past 20 years I have been privileged to work with the best team in the world. Thank you Roger, John and our dear incomparable, sorely missed, Freddie, and all those who worked for Queen over the years, for getting me this far. This album is dedicated to Harold May, Alfred Dobson, and Freddie Mercury. And to all those loved ones we have lost too soon. Comments and Reviews Add a Comment or Review about this album Linked Releases See Also Vinyl AlbumBrian May - Back To The Light - Parlophone - UK (1992) Next by Artist Vinyl AlbumBrian May - Back To The Light - Croatia Records - Croatia (1992) Previous by Artist Vinyl AlbumPaul McCartney - Paul Is Live - Parlophone - Italy (1993) Next on Label Vinyl AlbumABC - Abracadabra - Parlophone - Italy (1991) Previous on Label This Record: Price Guide : Add Valuation : Add Image : Add Video : Add Missing Info : Make Correction : Add See Also : Add Linked Release : Add to List : Add Tag : Show Image Data : Edit Images : BBCode : Credits
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