Brian May Remembers doing Incredibly Dangerous Stunt with Queen "We'd have been Dead"

Hi Guys This is DM&C Welcome to our Channel Subscribe and don't forget to hit the bell icon Brian May admitted he'll "never forget" that incredibly dangerous moment with Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor and John Deacon. Following Freddie Mercury's AIDS diagnosis, Queen decided to stop live shows after the 1986 Magic Tour.  However, Queen continued recording albums. One of these was their 1989 album The Miracle, which included the single Breakthru. The track was written by Freddie Mercury and Roger Taylor. Brian May previously said: “I very much like the track, this is a Roger track, full of energy, and the track speaking lyrically is about breaking through to the next part of your life.” The fast-paced song needed a suitable music video to match its pace. The band were filmed performing Breakthru on top of a moving train they called The Miracle Express, along the preserved Nene Valley Railway. The two day shoot helped lift Brian May’s spirits since he was suffering from depression after the end of his first marriage and news of Freddie’s AIDS diagnosis. However, Roger’s idea of them shooting on a train racing along at speeds of up to 60mph was seriously dangerous, according to him. In a new unboxing video for the upcoming The Miracle Collector’s Edition, Brian said: “We had a great day on the Miracle Express. I’ll never forget that. Going up and down the train having great trust that it wouldn’t suddenly stop, because we’d have been dead. We weren’t anchored, we were loose on top of that train. It was a lot fun!” Thanks for Watching Subscribe to this Channel for more Videos