1991 Queen article with poster ...and still champions of the world

...two decades later, the band's current outing, "Innuendo," has dispelled any notions of their premature demise, and is proving that the four members of Queen still have their flamboyant rock edge intact and ready to roll again...

1991 Queen...and still champions of the world 8-Page Article & Brian May Poster available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1981 Queen Guitarist Brian May - International Musician & Recording World Magazine Interview

Contents: Brian May - Queen Guitarist gives up several hours to Chip Stern, David Fricke and Chris Doering; Iggy Pop; GuitarCheck - Peavy T15; Brian Eno; The Allman Brothers; Miles Davis; Hartley Peavey on guitar styling; Drumcheck - Roland TR808; more

1981 November International Musician & Recording World Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1984 Adrian Belew Interview - discusess his synthesizer guitars, effects & more

Cover: 1984 Adrian Belew and his customized Fender Mustang with Roland GR-300 Synthesizer electronics

Contents: Adrian Belew; Reggie Boyd; Waylon Jennings - exclusive interview; Martin Taylor; Brian May - Star Fleet Project; Beck, Clapton & Page unite for 2 historic evenings at London's Royal Albert Hall; more

1984 January Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1983 Brian May, Guitarist of Queen

Cover: Brian May, Guitarist of Queen

Contents: Brian May, Guitarist of Queen; Addie - Lady plays the blues; Essential Listening by Howard Roberts; John Wetton - Bass for Asia; Chinna Smith - Reggae guitar; B.C. Rich Factory Tour; more

1983 January Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1991 Brian May, Queen, for Maxima Guitar Strings

"Why use gold plated strings? the theory didn't convince me at first but the sound did, straight away. They sound bright for longer, and that's more than enough for me." - Brian May, Queen

Sometimes the difference between the ordinary and the ultimate is a lot of money. Maxima Strings, coated with pure 24-Carat Gold, cost just a few dollars more than ordinary strings. So why not treat yourself to the best?

1991 Brian May, Queen, for Maxima Guitar Strings Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com