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Size: B4 variable format
Number of pages: 304 pages
The latest photo book by Queen's official photographer, "Queen Photographs: The Neil Preston Photograph Collection" is now available in Japanese!
Photographer Neil Preston, whom Brian May sometimes referred to as the fifth member of the group.
He is best known for his work with Led Zeppelin, but with Queen, he has been present at every moment of the band's history, photographing the four of them from the closest point of view, from the 1977 "Give it to the World" tour to the final stop of the 1986 Magic Tour, their last tour together and with Freddie Mercury.
From the stage side, where you can almost touch the instruments, to the backstage, where it is forbidden to enter except for those involved, to the private time, you can see how much Neil was loved and trusted by the band members in these miraculous shots.
This photo book includes the entirety of the rock band's unprecedented 1981 tour of South America, face-to-face meetings with Michael Jackson and Andy Wehrle, their real faces at Disneyland, and that stage shot of Freddie leaning back and looking up at the heavens.
This one, which is so famous, was taken as the fourth shot right after the stage started at Wembley Arena on the Magic Tour.
The cover of the photo book features a shot from the 1981 South American tour where armed police officers lined up in front of the stage to avoid a riot.
The art direction was done by Richard Gray, who has been associated with the band as a sleeve designer since the "Miracle" album.
In addition, Neil Preston himself wrote various memories of the shoot and short captions for each scene, and Roger Taylor and Blayne May contributed forewords.
Limited production of 3,000 copies.
Number of pages: 304 pages
The latest photo book by Queen's official photographer, "Queen Photographs: The Neil Preston Photograph Collection" is now available in Japanese!
Photographer Neil Preston, whom Brian May sometimes referred to as the fifth member of the group.
He is best known for his work with Led Zeppelin, but with Queen, he has been present at every moment of the band's history, photographing the four of them from the closest point of view, from the 1977 "Give it to the World" tour to the final stop of the 1986 Magic Tour, their last tour together and with Freddie Mercury.
From the stage side, where you can almost touch the instruments, to the backstage, where it is forbidden to enter except for those involved, to the private time, you can see how much Neil was loved and trusted by the band members in these miraculous shots.
This photo book includes the entirety of the rock band's unprecedented 1981 tour of South America, face-to-face meetings with Michael Jackson and Andy Wehrle, their real faces at Disneyland, and that stage shot of Freddie leaning back and looking up at the heavens.
This one, which is so famous, was taken as the fourth shot right after the stage started at Wembley Arena on the Magic Tour.
The cover of the photo book features a shot from the 1981 South American tour where armed police officers lined up in front of the stage to avoid a riot.
The art direction was done by Richard Gray, who has been associated with the band as a sleeve designer since the "Miracle" album.
In addition, Neil Preston himself wrote various memories of the shoot and short captions for each scene, and Roger Taylor and Blayne May contributed forewords.
Limited production of 3,000 copies.
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