Queen in 3-D: Bohemian Rhapsody Edition

Excellent book! Includes OWL that you can use to see 3D images. Well worth!

Excellent coffee table book. Fun reading. Interesting photos by my favorite guitarist of all time - Dr. Brian May, PhD. True keepsake! Worth every penny!

El libro llegó bien y a tiempo. Es un libro algo grande y un poco pesado. Aún no lo he leído, pero si he visto sus imágenes y son muy bonitas, y realmente se ve en 3-D con el visor estereoscópico Owl que trae. Si eres fan de Queen en serio lo recomiendo.

First off - I am a Queen enthusiast and I do like photography, but I'm not knowledgeable about it at all. So, I'm probably an example for the average audience.That being said, I so thoroughly enjoyed this book I wished it had more pages. Reading about Queen and the band's history in Brian May's own words was very rewarding. He's keeping it real, and the writing flows exactly like an interview of his would. Going off on a few tangents sometimes like a man with his million interests will do, but never so as to take the attention away from the subject of the book, namely the band.I can also confirm that most of the photos in there I've really never seen before, which is a huge plus. Live shots, but also more intimate behind the scenes stuff and impressions of life on the road - and the crew are featured as well, which is lovely and a well-deserved sign of respect for all the work they did, I think.Lastly, the stereoscopy business. Like I said, I don't know much about photography, certainly not in the technical sense. But the 3D images had me completely hooked! I won't attempt to judge which is better, 3D or 2D, but you will get a completely new experience with the stereos in this book. Be prepared to be hit with a bit of nostalgia though, for times that were and - if you're a little younger like me - amazing things you've missed and can only experience through photos.10/10 would recommend!

Brian has had an interest in 3D photography for many years. I saw the previous edition at the O2 concert and later borrowed a copy from a friend. The most recent edition has taken the Queen story further and the whole book is a worthwhile adventure into Brian's knowledge of the 3D photographic domain.