I think this is probably my most faithful cover... except for the bass. Paul is a madman! I had to water it down a bit. This is my first recording in GarageBand. I kinda dig it. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of Cubase, but it's far…

A composition by Brian May, from the album "Queen II." Seven guitar tracks played on a Squier Strat, one bass line for percussion played on an Ibanez Gio 5-string. Recorded in Cubase 5 with the TH2 VST amp plugin.

Inspired by the fantastic rendition by T.V. Carpio in "Across the Universe."

My version of Me First and the Gimme Gimmes' version of The Turtles "Elenore." I like the drums on this.

I replaced the main rhythm guitar line with a strummed acoustic, added a 3rd beat overdrive rhythm, and a tremolo guitar throughout. Also cleaned up the bit where the drums came back in just a touch late after the breakdown.

I replaced the main rhythm guitar line with a strummed acoustic, added a 3rd beat overdrive rhythm, and a tremolo guitar throughout. Also cleaned up the bit where the drums came back in just a touch late after the breakdown.

I think this is probably my most faithful cover... except for the bass. Paul is a madman! I had to water it down a bit. This is my first recording in GarageBand. I kinda dig it. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of Cubase, but it's far…

I think this is probably my most faithful cover... except for the bass. Paul is a madman! I had to water it down a bit. This is my first recording in GarageBand. I kinda dig it. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of Cubase, but it's far…

I think this is probably my most faithful cover... except for the bass. Paul is a madman! I had to water it down a bit. This is my first recording in GarageBand. I kinda dig it. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of Cubase, but it's far…

I think this is probably my most faithful cover... except for the bass. Paul is a madman! I had to water it down a bit. This is my first recording in GarageBand. I kinda dig it. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of Cubase, but it's far…