Musical mood for Ltv24 it's Friday night, and despite the cold in November, we will make you ignite & #33; "Two floods, three screws" is a colloquial expression used ironically to describe a non-depressing, simple or primitive song, dance, level of performance or artistic amateurs. The song, in which there are two floods and only one gas, became one of the biggest stadium hits in the world. We will rock you by the queen. Brian Brian in May wrote it under the impression of the concert, after which the audience did not want to leave the band for a long time, the very next morning. That night, Freddie Mercury wrote another famous stadium anthem "We Are The Champions". They released in 1977 the same album next to each other and performed in concerts. The band decided to record "We Will Rock You" as the simplest thing with no bass, no drums, almost no instruments at all - just May's guitar sounds on the record, everything else - these two gases and one part. To make the song sound like a stadium full of people, it was recorded in an abandoned church in North London, where a bunch of old boards were sitting. And everyone who was on the record, musicians, sound people and crew, jumped on those boards and grabbed their hands. On the mixture, the qualified physicist May attributed the peak several times on itself with a delay with an interval equal to prime numbers. The effect is not an echo, but as if you're standing in the middle of a huge crowd, it twists and flows somewhere around you. In general, there were two puffs and one flood, and it was simply impossible not to sing along, not to shoot and not to drown. This is what fans do in stadiums around the world. Friday, Flame & #33 - Queen - We Will Rock You.

Musical mood for Ltv24 it's Friday night, and despite the cold in November, we will make you ignite & #33; "Two floods, three screws" is a colloquial expression used ironically to describe a non-depressing, simple or primitive song, dance, level of performance or artistic amateurs. The song, in which there are two floods and only one gas, became one of the biggest stadium hits in the world. We will rock you by the queen. Brian Brian in May wrote it under the impression of the concert, after which the audience did not want to leave the band for a long time, the very next morning. That night, Freddie Mercury wrote another famous stadium anthem "We Are The Champions". They released in 1977 the same album next to each other and performed in concerts. The band decided to record "We Will Rock You" as the simplest thing with no bass, no drums, almost no instruments at all - just May's guitar sounds on the record, everything else - these two gases and one part. To make the song sound like a stadium full of people, it was recorded in an abandoned church in North London, where a bunch of old boards were sitting. And everyone who was on the record, musicians, sound people and crew, jumped on those boards and grabbed their hands. On the mixture, the qualified physicist May attributed the peak several times on itself with a delay with an interval equal to prime numbers. The effect is not an echo, but as if you're standing in the middle of a huge crowd, it twists and flows somewhere around you. In general, there were two puffs and one flood, and it was simply impossible not to sing along, not to shoot and not to drown. This is what fans do in stadiums around the world. Friday, Flame & #33 - Queen - We Will Rock You.