'Lost My Sense of Reality' - Brian May Recalls the 'Difficult' period when Freddie Mercury Died

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Brian May recalled in a recent interview the very "difficult" time in his life when Freddie Mercury passed and how his album at the time helped him gain back a "sense of reality".

The world was in mourning when news broke of Freddie Mercury's passing at just 45 in 1991. Brian May, has spoken in a new interview about this "difficult" period in his life and how his album Another World gave him something else

Speaking to Johnnie Walker recently on BBC's Radio 2, Brian recalled the "energy" the album had.
He said: "There is an amazing amount of energy yeah. It comes from various sources I think.
"Part of it comes from me because I'm struggling to get out of what is still a difficult place having lost Freddie and kind of lost my sense of reality."

Brian also credited the album's "energy" to the late Cozy Powell who helped create the album.

He said: "But I had Cozy Powell in the studio for the first part of the album with his enormous input of energy and optimism and his belief in me.

"Sadly I didn't have him for the whole album because he died in a terrible crash halfway through."

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