What makes Resurrection by Brian May notable?

Resurrection is notable for its critical reception, with tracks like 'Driven by You' becoming popular in radio play and solidifying May's identity as a solo artist. The EP contributed to the resurgence of interest in May’s music during the early '90s, demonstrating his influence beyond Queen and connecting with a new generation of rock fans. In 1993, Brian May released Resurrection as his first solo project after Queen's hiatus following Freddie Mercury's death. This EP marked a significant return for May, showcasing his ability to blend personal themes with powerful rock elements while continuing to build on the legacy of his earlier work with Queen.

How many songs are on Resurrection?

Resurrection has 4 tracks, running approximately 14 minutes.

Resurrection

Brian May · 1993

14 min · 4 tracks · hard rock

A fusion of hard rock anthems and reflective ballads, embodying both power and vulnerability in its sonic landscape.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Resurrection — The title track serves as an emotional cornerstone, addressing themes of renewal and personal rebirth with a powerful guitar-driven arrangement that highlights May's distinct sound.
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Driven by You — This track showcases May's knack for creating engaging melodies paired with heartfelt lyrics, illustrating his songwriting prowess outside of Queen's framework.
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Back to the Light (live version) — The live rendition encapsulates the raw energy May brings to his performances, making it a standout moment that resonates deeply with fans of both his solo work and Queen.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Resurrection 4:39
2 Driven by You Two 1:32
3 Back to the Light (live version) 4:51
4 Tie Your Mother Down (live version) 3:30

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