In brand new release in all libraries, it has just been edited Queen: The Ultimate Illustrated History of the Crown Kings of Rock, a profuse biography of one of the most important bands in all of rock history.
Its author, the journalist phil sutcliffe, compiled a extensive photographic archive, journalistic notes from around the world, testimonies of different musicians, and various material about the band Founded by Freddie Mercury, Brian May and Roger Taylor. Neatly organized in chronological order, and divided into 11 episodes, the book reviews the life of the British group year after year with more than 500 color photographs, including the covers of each album, flyers from the tours, or snapshots of their legendary presentations in stadiums.
Published by the editorial Grijalbo, Queen: The Ultimate ... stops and accentuates his gaze on moments, anecdotes and high points in the life of the band led by the unforgettable Freddie Mercury. In its almost 300 pages you can find little-known stories, such as what happened at the concert at the end of February 1981, in Argentina, when the organizers had to ask a group of people to leave, because they were armed with machine guns; or he already mythical recital they gave in the old Wembley Stadium, for the benefit of Ethiopia, in front of thousands of summoned souls.
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