Roger Taylor - Journey’s End (Official Video - Full Length Version)

“Accepting that eternity is not an option, Roger Taylor delivers a haunting musical and visual odyssey steeped in reflection and contemplation”. The full length version of Journey’s End is now available on Roger Taylor’s Official YouTube Channel to celebrate the release of the 10”vinyl version of the track for Record Store Day 2018. Symphonic in scale and autumnal in mood, Journey’s End is Taylor’s ‘September Song’, a highly personal reflection on earthly mortality and ephemeral beauty. The track is a Taylor-penned song and entirely instrumentally performed by him. The video is also a previous No.1 video on iTunes. Download on iTunes @ Spanning precisely six minutes and 50 seconds, Journey’s End exceeds the epic running time of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody by almost a full minute. Musically it offers a warm, immersive bittersweet blend of lush chamber-pop ballad and widescreen ambient sound painting, which is graced in its latter half by a luminous, free-flowing guitar solo. Directed by the BAFTA-winning actor and filmmaker Stuart Brennan, this sumptuously shot mini-epic has an otherworldly, elegiac feel to match the song’s rueful, metaphysical mood. The film was mostly shot around Taylor’s house in Truro in his home region of Cornwall in southwest England. He appears on screen throughout, but as a shadowy figure playfully half-disguised behind sunglasses and stylish hat, striding through the landscape like a Magritte painting come to life. Subscribe to the official Roger Taylor channel here: Watch more: About Roger Taylor: Roger Taylor’s contribution to Queen was far more than just the drummer. He wrote massive hit singles; ’Radio Ga Ga,’ ’A Kind Of Magic,’ ’Breakthru’, ’Invisible Man’, ’Heaven for Everyone’ and ’These Are Days of Our Lives.’ Plus fan favourites like ’I’m In Love With My Car’ and ’Tenement Funster.’ In 1977 Roger became the first member of Queen to launch a solo career with the release of the single I Wanna Testify. His solo album Fun In Space followed in 1981, and was succeeded by 1984’s rock-based Strange Frontier. Both LPs reached the Top 30. In 1987 Roger formed his own band The Cross, in which after more than 20 years he finally resumed the role of lead singer. The Cross released three distinctive albums and toured extensively in the UK and Europe. Connect with Roger Taylor Online: Visit the official Roger Taylor Website: Follow Roger Taylor on Instagram: Like Roger Taylor on Facebook: Follow Roger Taylor on Twitter: #RogerTaylor #JourneysEnd Roger Taylor - Journey’s End (Official Video - Full Length Version)