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EP was a rare musical field trip outside of Van Halen and a clash of guitar titans for the ages.

Queen guitarist says the practice is "massively scary."

Many of the late Queen singer's personal items are being sold to the highest bidder.

"We are having an effect on the Earth, which is deleterious, and we need to stop doing what we're doing," Queen guitarist says.

Black Sabbath legend Tony Iommi introduced May to Van Halen later that night.

Blow out the candles!

Queen guitarist recalls conversation when he, Eddie Van Halen and others gathered in studio for first time.

"Every note we played on those two days is right here," promises Queen guitarist.

'It's all here, all of it,' says May.

Watch Harry Churchill's blistering performance.

Joe Elliott recalls his band's early days, saying he got the gig because he was tall and had a good record collection.

The Queen guitarists has a lot of thoughts on the greatest guitarists.

Queen co-founder gets honored by the king.

He argues “an awful lot happened” after Live Aid show that topped Queen biopic.

Queen guitarist recalls the song that kick-started their audience-participation era.

Guitarist recalls influence of "Stone Cold Crazy," a song they didn't take very seriously.

There were some REALLY diverse line-ups back then!

Brian May explains the deep influence Jimmy Page's band had on his group.

'So sensitive, so beautiful, so incredibly creative and unlike anything you've ever heard anywhere else,' says May of the song.

He had a lot of musician friends.