I highly recommend getting involved in your local community theater group, you get to work with some talented people and there's nothing like playing behind a big group of vocalists singing harmony.

My rig in this clip:

1. Epiphone B.B. King Lucille, 11 gauge strings
2. Ibanez Tube Screamer (TS9)
3. My old Fender Ultimate Chorus solid state amp

The amp was on stage with the band (in the giant jukebox), no mic, behind the performers, volume pretty much all the way up. The result was a kind of cool usable feedback. Check it out:

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Very nice.

Nice performance, great sound.
And yeah I hear the bit you mean that wasn't right. I really wouldn't beat myself up over it. The main body of the solo sounded great, it was one note on the run up, which is very fast. You recovered well and that is more important. You didn't let it bother you and carried on regardless.
I think you did a good job. We hear things as guitarists that normal people just don't care about. No one in that audience went home saying "oh that guitarist hit one flat note and the bloke in the sweater of the harmony section was slightly sharp on the 3rds".

That main vocalist is destined for greatness though. Powerful voice there.

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Now, this is great!!
Good performance and I love that song!! One of my Queen faves.

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Very cool Bros, thanks for posting, great gig!

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Sounded great, really like your tone bro.

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Thanks so much for the kind words y'all!



Nah, I'm definitely over that hump at this point. Best advice I can give regarding mistakes is to always force yourself to laugh at them. It becomes second nature after a while and keeps you in a good state of mind for the rest of the performance. At rehearsals I'll usually give a little "haha-wheeee!!!!" to keep everyone smiling.



Do you mean the male vocal? I have to agree:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_Bb-x4yh78

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrHNirgo674

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUvBcxho7SM

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great tune, great performance. i thought the solo was very good.
if you can play brian may exactly like brian may you will have a long, rewarding career in the music biz if you choose.
just sayin'. good job.

thanks jeebus. I don't think anyone in the world can play Brian May quite like Brian May - lol. I wasn't thrilled that they picked this song at the time because I had about 30 other songs to learn in 2 weeks!

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