A Night At The Opera

Fantastic stuff. I need to listen to this more.

A couple all time hits in here. The backing tracks range from decent to forgettable. I'm in Love With My Car is probably my least favourite Queen song that I'm actually familiar with.

The introduction to this record, is fantastic. Its over a minute until we hear Freddie with the opening line \"you suck my blood you leech\". Dead On Two Legs is a crackling rocker and a brilliant opener. This album is more than a straight up rock album and the band demonstrate this with the next track, Lazing on a Sunny Afternoon, they continue to flex their individual muscle over the remainder of this audacious album with all members chipping in with vocals and ideas. But hey we are all here for Bo Rap, simply one of the greatest rock songs recorded. A forever song, it will never lose its appeal because it's timeless. The song that really raises the bar for this record, making it an essential release.

Who cares about the other songs, this album has bohemian rhapsody. Nothing else can be said.

They’re just good aren’t they.

Didn't enjoy this as much as I thought I would, but I feel it deserves no less than a 4 for the way it's put together. Of course, it's only a three without I'm In Love With My Car ;)

4.5

Bohemian Rhapsody is an absolute classic, as is you're my best friend. The rest of the album is listenable. Why god save the Queen at the end?

very good quirky album. Would definitely give it more listens. Seems to be a classic!

I love half of this album and loathe the other half, so I guess 3 is about right. I don’t think I like the very over the top performances, but the more relaxed songs are beautiful and really showcase the powerhouse vocals.

As expected, dramatic, operatic and ever so slightly camp. Musically this is a behemoth, but the 70s sound is hard to shake.

I'm not really a fan of Queen, but this was pretty cool.

It’s A Night At The Opera. It speaks for itself.

Great production on the intro. Bass is wide as hell. Love it Can be slow at some points, would need to give more listens. Bohemian Rhapsody is obviously a classic. You’re my best friend is great too.

Bohemian rhapsody

Quite a lot of throwaway tunes on ‘A Night At The Opera’. ‘Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon’ for example or ‘Seaside Rendezvous’ are pure fluff. ‘I’m In Love With My Car’ is another one (can see why they never let Roger Taylor write another song). Meanwhile ‘The Prophet’s Song’ is a bit of a secret weapon with its strong prog elements and biblical allusions. It probably doesn’t quite fit the overall tone of the record, which is campy and theatrical, but I really dig it with its proto-metal sound and the vocal canon inserted into the middle of the track. Its delay and echo effects make it quite striking. Elsewhere ‘Love Of My Life’ is an above average ballad, but of course everything revolves around the hits ‘You’re My Best Friend’ and obviously the best song Queen ever recorded, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody. ‘A Night At The Opera’ is a mixed bag then. When it’s good it’s excellent, but there’s also a lot of filler. On balance though, it’s still a classic album.

An absolutely crucial album for music history. You’re my best friend is a great fun positive song that people will listen to for years. Love of my life is a nicely written ballad. The rest of the album has that operatic tone that rises and lowers in drama and entertainment. And then there’s bohemian rhapsody, possibly one of the best songs ever written. Some will say it’s overrated or overplayed but find another song that long people love to sing together. That’s why Queen and Freddie Mercury were so great. Their music brought people together. 8.5/10

Had only previously heard the big songs from the album so was interested to hear the rest. Extravagant as you would expect. Really enjoyed Death On Two Legs.

Truly awesome album. It shouldn't be a surprise that Queen deliver an epic, action-packed album for a full EP, but it's still so impressive to experience. Favorite track is obviously Bohemian Rhapsody, but out of the non-obvious ones, it'll be The Prophet's Song

6/7/23 Fave Track: death on two legs

The best song is Bohemian Rhapsody, the rest are only ok

4/5. An almost perfect album. I admire the progressive aspect of the prophet’s song but this isn’t the album to throw that on. There are a good mix of silly and serious songs on here and most of them are awesome, some are a little annoying. The album flows really nice but I get bored around the middle of the album leading up to bohemian rhapsody. Still, a good album either way. Best song: Bohemian Rhapsody

awesome

Eclectic departure from other albums. Has some absolute standout hits (Bohemian Rhapsody, You're My Best Friend), but a lot just seems campy.

The album as a whole is kind of all over the place, but there are some really great songs here!

I don’t really need to convince anyone to listen to this album, do I? It’s great. It’s probably one of the best, and at the time, most expensive albums ever recorded. And that money was well spent. The complicated, multilayered vocal tracks send Queen straight into the stratosphere from the first track. Freddie was in a league of his own, and to this day, no one’s even come close to replicating what Queen was able to do in the studio. If there was something on this album I’d take out, it’s the more eye roll worthy classic rock songs like I’m in Love With My Car. It just doesn’t really fit with the operatic theme of the rest of the project. But even with that, I appreciate that each band meme er got to contribute their ideas even after Queen had reached mega success.

A surprising amount of fluff surrounding the eternal hits makes for a night at the opera that’s less memorable than you might hope.

Ok, beyond the magnificence of Bohemian Rhapsody, there are other excellent tracks. The Prophet’s Song is similarly complex, You’re My Best Friend is an enduring and sweet love song, Love of My Life is beautiful. And then there’s I’m in Love With My Car… let’s not talk about that.

I tried but had to bail before the end. Overblown and frankly a mess - 39 doesn't sound like it should be on any album, never mind this one. Too much guitar, too little melody.

Refused to listen. Christ, Hate EVERYTHING by these bell ends.

Cool to listen to this whole album as one piece.

9/10, eu escutei meio avulso mas gostei

Favorite tracks were: Death on Two Legs, In love With my Car, Prophets Song, Love of my Life, Bohemian Rhapsody

Superb album - every track brilliant

I LOVE THIS ALBUM!!!!!

some of the songs were great, others were not!

I knew I liked Bohemian Rhapsody and You're My Best Friend (because why wouldn't you). I didn't realize how much I'd love the rest of the album. The whole thing is just a great journey start to finish. There's a few places where things didn't quite work for me (I'll have to give The Prophet's Song another shot) but it's still so interesting and great throughout. I really love when bands try unique things even if they don't always work, so hard to even knock them given how well it works overall. An awesome rock album with just so many different instruments and styles to keep every song fresh. Freddie Mercury's voice is obviously incredible. I'm disappointed that I hadn't listened to the full album before, but glad I know it's there now. Favorite song: Bohemian Rhapsody Other: Death on Two Legs (Dedicated To…), Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon, You’re My Best Friend, ‘39, Seaside Rendezvous, Love of My Life, Good Company

I mean, this is just Queen at practically their very best. Every song is fantastic and all of the members contribute wonderfully to the record.

Great

I have no idea why, but I just can't get into Queen. There's so much that I should like, but it just never grabs me. They have classics, and yeah, bohemian is on here, but there just isn't a pull to want to listen, and it just doesn't resonate with me.

Queen’s music has very complicated form and sometimes harmony. It’s beautiful but hard to sing along or do anything else at the same time. So my attention is always on this structure and complicity, it’s more like studying than just enjoying good music.

This feels like the big one. It’s the one with Bohemian Rhapsody for crying out loud. I said this in the Lynyrd Skynyrd review, but it’s hard to imagine a time before Bohemian Rhapsody (and Freebird). Let’s listen and see if the rest of the album is as good! Songs I already knew: You’re My Best Friend, Bohemian Rhapsody Favourites: all of them (well, I’m In Love With My Car is a bit weird but otherwise…) This album has me not only loving the sound, but picturing myself as a fly on the wall during the writing process. The song structures and often fascinating yet work exceptionally well. Freddie’s vocals are as perfect as usual, just like the rest of Queen with their backing. Sometimes, I’ll listen to an album and, maybe somewhat narcissistically, think that I could have written something like that if I put my mind to it. Well there is no chance with this. This is an album written by geniuses in music.

Yo Queen is just so good there is no way this is anything other than at least a 3. I was surprised at how different and modern the opening track Death on Two Legs sounded. They really had a different sound that was unique, especially in the 70s. This album has so many different bangers on it: I'm in Love With My Car, You're My Best Friend, Love of My Life, fucking Bohemian Rhapsody. Even if I don't like some of those songs as much now as I did before they are still certified classics. It's kind of wild how they can do songs in such different sounds and still have a lot of the defining features that make them, them. '39 is a perfect example. Sounds like an entirely different band for most of the song until the guitar comes in and Freddy starts singing. I appreciate that they did so many weird and quirky songs, but they really are a theater kid-type band because of it. I just made myself upset with how true that last sentence is... Easy 4/5 (regular)

Not for me

I love this album. So much pomp and drama.

Queen is cool, love the biggest hits. I don’t play the records front to back

Just so, so good. This kind of hits all the marks for Queen. It’s got fantastic all out rockers like the opening track and Sweet Lady, English music ball homages, and Bohemian Rhapsody, of course.

Quand Jacky Tuning collabore avec Albert Einstein

yas queen?

A masterpiece.

A three act show performed to near perfection.

incredible beautiful amazing show stopping one of a kind never before seen

The complete experience. Goosebumps in 5 seconds after hitting play - any% speedrun.

Bardzo dobre, nawet wstawki wykonywane przez resztę zespołu nie przeszkadzają. Czego wcześniej nie znałem: Death on two legs.

I really don't see how anyone can argue against this album. It's a masterpiece. Anyone who bags on it is clearly doing so from a bitter and petty place. Or maybe they just don't like music? I don't know. It doesn't make sense. It's just so damn good! It's just banger after banger. Every track is its own massive production. Every song is an unstoppable freight train of pure vibe. It's that good AND it's freaking FUN. The sheer talent on display here is almost unfair. I'd be upset about it if... no, that's a lie. I get to reap the rewards of someone else's talent and that's when art is at its best. This is how music is supposed to work. Anyone who tries to kick up a fuss about this one is full of crap.

Ok, but not quite what I expected and doesn't strike me as Queen at their best. Some songs I wouldn't recognise as theirs.

nisam baš fan queena. okej su mi bend i poštujem, ali to je to. tako je sa ovim albumom.

BOOOO 🍅🍅🍅

So theatrical! I can see a world where I really love it, but it’s not this world and I can’t quite place why.

I LOVED IT ITS SO FUN HAD ME BITING MY LIP

Too eclectic

Why have I left it so long to take this deep dive into Queen?! I'd never spent the time to listen to full albums, only the most well-known singles. This was a wholly excellent album. The only other album the generator has given me so far has been Sheer Heart Attack, and while that was amazing, this has definitely beaten it in my opinion. It's silly and weird without being totally random and directionless, and it just rocks, even verging into heavy metal territory in a couple of songs. This album is an easy 5, and I really wonder if this will end up being my favourite Queen album. Favourite: Bohemian Rhapsody

Strong record

Awesome album! I love the layers in the recording and all the harmonics and the guitar playing by May is just perfect! Great diversity in songs containing a lot of creativity and without the annoying part in prophet's song, it would definitely be a 5 star album.

No synthesizers!

Brilliant album! Incredibly creative and inventive

This is a very solid album, although there are some annoying songs on here (seaside rendezvous, prophet's song). Death On Two Legs might me my new favourite Queen song.

Great album, really shows the brilliance of Queen. Tough every song shows the creativity there are some bits which are a bit harder to enjoy (looking at you prophets song)

I have never listened to an entire Queen album and have mostly paid attention to the singles or more popular songs. I am probably going to need to change that, as this is a good album.

Love most of it but some is too much & too long.

soo iconic and just bangers end to end

Queen is great. This isn't their greatest album, but it has their greatest song so that just boosts it up a level.

I am not a very big fan of Queen to be honest. I usually don't like their chord progressions (with some exceptions), and their songs sounding like musicals and their overuse of choir doesn't fly with me at all. Their songs have also been played so much all over the place that it has almost drained me of all liking, unfortunately. Still, I can't deny that this is a good album. They definitely have their own style, and even though their sound might not be my cup of tea exactly, it still works very well and is well executed. Freddie Mercury is definitely one of the best rock singers of all time as well, which helps. I don't think there are any other songs on the album that come close to of course Bohemian Rhapsody, but also You're My Best Friend, and I would have given it a 3 if these two were'nt on the album. But as it stands it's going to have to be a 4. Looking at my other stats, this still slams harder than for example the 'Smash' album by the Offsprings, and 'Toys in the Attic' by Aerosmith, which both got a 3.

This is one quirky album. Opens with the great and vitriolic track "Death On Two Legs" and then goes into to show-tunes, ballads, folk songs and more rock. It's great! I still think '39 is one of Queen's most underrated tracks (a song about the twin paradox no less). This album is varied, fun and not even "I'm in love with my car" can remove a start from this one.

Not as you might expect. Rather quirky, in fact

Fun, a bit mad, with some absolute classics (Bohemian Rhapsody! You’re My Best Friend!). ‘39 a nice new discovery.

A very theatrical and overblown prog rock record with some really great, fun and witty songs including one of the most well known songs in the history of rock, Bohemian Rhapsody. Mercury's voice is of course, incredible.

It was very grand

Really powerful and boasting with positive energy

So much filler... too bad I can't give queen less than 3 stars.

⭐️ Bohemian Rhapsody

Weird, and then 2 billion streams

More enjoyment than I thought I'd get out of a Queen album! Still a lot of overblown theatrics that aren't really my thing, but I felt like a saw more colour than in just the singles I'd heard over and over. Three and a half. Fave track: I'm In Love With My Car

Boy that Rami Malek sure can sing! This is actually my first listen through a Queen record (except for greatest hits). For some reason in my mind they were a band who never really had a great album, but I feel like this A Night At The Opera has earned its legacy though - several great tracks and vocal performances that speak for themselves. There’s a lot of fun and silliness throughout as well which I maybe wasn’t anticipating but is entirely charming. And despite being overplayed to death, it’s hard to sniff at Bohemian Rhapsody - hardly a controversial opinion I know but it’s hard to argue with how game changing it was while still remaining a thoroughly entertaining song. Four and a half stars. Fave tracks: Love Of My Life / Bohemian Rhapsody

Queen always was and always will be good

top ten greatest albums of all time

Really solid album. Pop and hard rock and prog and opera(??) in a mix that only they could pull off. And as overplayed as Bohemian Rhapsody is it is still an awesome song idc what anyone says. Best song: Bohemian Rhapsody (You're My Best Friend deserves a shoutout though)

A classic

Was actually great and I did enjoy it

Everything about this album just makes my brain go brrrrr. My favorite thing about Queen’s music is the choir parts of their music. All the voices harmonizing perfectly. I have such a sweet spot for Freddie Mercury too. There’s a reason why this is claimed to be their best album because frankly it is. The instrumentals and ofc the voices are so memorizing.

One of the greatest bands ever. Killer album.

Who would have thought the styles of rock and opera would mesh so well. So good!

First time I have ever listened to that album. The hits from it are fine. I was never into their music so after hearing it I would not rush out to purchase it.

Still not liking the 80s.

W album

This one started slow for me, but it got awesome about 4-5 tracks in and stayed pretty consistently awesome. Obviously, people should hear Bohemian Rhapsody before they die, but I'm not sure they should have to sit through I'm in Love with My Car to do it.

classic

Rating: 10/10

A genuine masterpiece

No niin

Melko yhdentekevää, mutta pakottaa keskittymään omilla jipoillaan. Vähän niin kuin leffassa mukana oleva ärsyttävä kaveri, joka tökkii jatkuvasti kylkeen, kun tapahtuu jotain "hassua".

I like a lot of Queen but his one not as much, apparently I'm one of the few people who absolutely distastes Bohemian Rhapsody. Best friend is pretty awful too. I'll give them credit for bring in different genres of music like '39 and Seaside Rendezvous but there not great songs. Now Death on Two Legs and I'm in love with my Car are great tunes, yeah they said like classic Queen which is what I like I guess.

While it’s sonically rich, I only care about the rock music on the record. I just don’t care about any parts of this that are “show tune-y” or novelty songs. You’re my Best Friend is just nice 70’s sunshine pop. Yes, Bohemian Rhapsody is a classic for a reason.

The more Queen albums I listen to, the more I realize all you need is the greatest hits. Bohemian Rhapsody overshadows the rest of the album. I just spent the whole album waiting for it to get good.

It's a Queen album. Which means there are 2-4 great songs that fit on a Greatest Hits album and the rest of the album is tough to get through. Some sonically interesting things on this album that made listening on headphone interesting. But interesting doesn't always equal fun or good.

A classic, need to listen to prophets song again

The first album proposed that I already knew. A good album, not the best, by Queen but featuring the masterpiece Bohemian Rhapsody

A great collection of harmony and instrument heavy tracks. Feels like a lost Beatles album at some points. The rest of the songs build up perfectly to Bohemian Rhapsody.

I have tried at least 5 times to get into Queen. It's just not my thing. I like the hits though.

How do you rate an album that has one incredibly great song and a series of painfully cheesy deep cuts emulating some sort of Vaudeville style that was never not a misstep?

Awesome!

They really let everyone have a crack at this album, and it mostly works. Who new that BoRap wasn't the most epic song on it?

but who was the zeppo

I really tried with this one. I did. I just could not give less of a fuck about this band

Listened to this one on LP.

5 For Sure

Deze bewaarde ik eigenlijk voor wanneer we de LP hebben, maar vooruit, voor zo'n project mag het ook. En wat een album. Love Of My Life en Bohemian Rhapsody zijn natuurlijk twee van de beste Queen songs, maar verder staat er nog veel meer goeds op. En de slechtere moment zijn nog niet eens zo heel slecht, behalve Roger Taylors zang op I'm in love with my car. Dat nummer had van mij echt niet gehoeven. Maar de rest brengt allemaal wel wat. Gewoon een dikke vijf sterren.

One of my favorite albums. An absolute classic.

J'ai pas autant aimé que l'autre album de Queen que j'ai eu, mais quand même solide. J'aurais mis un 3.5

OK, it's my favorite album and my first time listening to Queen's music. 💖

Queen at their brightest

I hate this. Did Paul McCartney arrange this album? You're my Best Friend is a classic, hard not to like it. '39 wasn't bad! Sweet Lady wasn't the worst Queen song, excellent drums! Is this album turning around? Nope! Seaside Rendezvous may be the worst song on this album. If I never hear another Queen song, I'd be a happy man.

This album is a lot. It has true genius and forever classics. But it also has songs that are simply not good. It's overly dramatic and a roulette of genres. The classics are classics for a reason, but I also really liked '39 and will revisit in the future. The rest, I hope not.

Loved this. Queen is a really enjoyable band.

Maybe I’m just biased because I actually know stuff but vibes. I liked that it wasn’t too same-y and had good harmony and textures. An easy listen unlike some of the other rubbish on here. Only think I didn’t care for was the national anthem lol. Rip Queenie :(

Bizarre album. I don’t think I like a single song on it but it’s overall good? I think the production is really excellent, maybe that’s it

I hate Queen. I think it’s largely because queen is EVERY “OuR gENErTiOns MuSIc sUX” quirky person’s favorite band. Hard for me to separate that from the actual music, especially with Bohemian Rhapsody on the album, which might actually be my least favorite song of all time for the reasons above. Album is cohesive, varied, Freddie mercury has a great voice but I still hate Queen

5 stars, duh

Massively overrated album. Much prefer Sheer Heart Attack. '39 is an underrated track that I always forget about though. McCartney-esque. Doesn't need the national anthem at the end ffs.

Bops

Absolutely fantastic album, with such a massive variety of different genres somehow blended seamlessly (Seaside Rendezvous, The Prophets Song and Love of my Life as consecutive songs is just ridiculous but works so well, and Bohemian Rhapsody has pretty much every aspect of those within one impeccable song). I’m In Love With My Car and Good Company are the only two songs really holding the track list down from being a 5.

Huge. Awesome. Sick. Love it to bits. Top Stuff: You're My Best Friend, Seaside Rendezvous, The Prophet's Song, Love Of My Life Bottom Stuff: I'm In Love With My Car, God Save The Queen

Great album!!

Excellent album. Q seen at its best demonstrating a variety of musical styles.

My favorite Queen album! This one holds a lot of nostalgia value for me. It's honestly better than I remember. Though, I find it funny that Wikipedia has "Heavy Metal" listed under the genres for it. Standouts: Death On Two Legs, Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon, You're My Best Friend, Seaside Rondezvous, Bohemian Rhapsody

chipper and pleasant. 4.

Excellent, Queen are one of the best rock bands and this is one of the best Queen albums No bad tracks at all, several fantastic ones. The whole album swings to and fro with ease. It's a masterpiece

Mercury's voice is a gift alongside the screamin' guitars. There were several songs on this one that I had not heard and was fascinated with. Also, there were a couple of tracks that were in a completely different style sort of like when Fleetwood Mac does that other thing. Overall, an entertaining album.

Who doesn't like a good Queen album... ? I swear I was going to answer 'Me!' to this question a few months ago when I first listened to this album. Brian May, Freddie Mercury, what's there not to like...? Well, the track '39 for starters... Seaside Rendezvous, Love of My Life and Good Company also not my favorites... but Bohemian Rhapsody brings this home. Also, I really enjoyed Sweet Lady. Yeah, a majority of this album sounds like a Victorian circus. It's a little campy and straight-laced, right up to the chin. Even Bohemian Rhapsody is hammy. This evidenced by the famous '76 AMC Pacer scene in Waynes World. It's fun, I've heard it a million time and doesn't get old (Thanks Wayne and Garth) but it carries a lot of baggage with it. That is the balance of this album weighs down the goodness and it's just not for me.

If this is what a night at the opera was like, I would go to the opera. Actual opera music is down there with my least favorite musical styles/genres. But Queen's idea of a "Night at the Opera" is more like it. Genre whiplash is part of what keeps this interesting, though. Some of those genre experiments work (the folky "'39"), but some are too much ("Seaside Rendezvous"). "Bohemian Rhapsody" is the real attraction, though, and worth at least an extra star by itself.

We had both the red and blue greatest hits albums because my mom bought them the day she went down to telegraph and saw the mud people. Those and weezer’s blue album were the only albums my HS friends and I consistently agreed on listening to. I wasn’t sure how this would go since I didn’t know a lot of the songs on this album, but it would pretty solid. That prophet song was too weird to be good but otherwise 👌. And bohemian rhapsody is always incredible.

What a whirlwind of accomplishment. Usually such an array of musical styles would garner a snarky comment akin to pick a lane. However, somehow, Queen make the style gyrations seem seem less. Bohemian Rhapsody and You’re My Best Friend are great and deserve all the accolades they get. But I’d like to focus on ‘39. I’d never heard it before. It sounds contemporary for today, nearly 50 years later. There is a relatively popular song that sounds like it used ‘39 as an inspiration, and I can’t put my finger on it. I’d give this album a 5, but the end of Sweet Lady goes off the rails and I don’t care that much for The Prophet’s Song.

Ja förstår nu bättre varför leonard har hatat på queen…. Han hade inte hört denna!!

I’ve enjoyed the ”theatricality” of Queen’s music before, but on this album it devolves into excess. The songs tend to get derailed (most egregiously in the indulgent middle section of “The Prophet’s Song”) and good songs like “Love Of My Life” are at a threat of being drowned out by the myriad extra flourishes. Still, there are great moments: The previously mentioned “Love Of My Life” is a personal favourite. “‘39” is a nice tune. “I’m In Love With My Car” is amusing. “Bohemian Rhapsody” is Bohemian Rhapsody. It all balances out to a fairly enjoyable listen

Queen har så nice gitarr sound... varför e deras dåliga skivor på listan då detta e så mycke bättre.... enda klagomålet att de e överproddat men whateva.... de e poängen

3.5/5

The hits for sure but also some great surprises. Except for the Car song.

Classic album. I think it goes without saying that "Bohemian Rhapsody" is a song for the ages. Can't quite give this a 5, but I'd give it a 4.5 if I could.

How fantastically gay in both the Oxoford dictionary & Queer way. I fell in love with Queen thanks to Wayne's World, no joke, and I've been fascinated with this band ever since. In who's right mind would think recording an Opera/Rock/Country album would be a good idea? It had to be one of the most outrageous & risky recordings in pop music history. Nonetheless, they pulled it off & some of these songs are the most recognizable across the globe. I adore Queen, I loved that they embraced the double meaning of the band's namesake & they didn't shy away from being pretty gay. What wonderfully talented hard rock weirdos.

great album. have listened to this many times over years

Cool

What a spectacle this band and album are. What a high level of performance from beginning to end. Truly an opera, a musical odyssey. Mercury’s vocal tracking and virtuosity, Brian May’s diversity of playing abilities, the range in musical styles, and the dynamics, both up and down moments, keeps you engaged, simply a high level of music from beginning to end in one of the best productions of the 1970s and ever. Perfect album.

The typical Queen sound we all know creates a versatile and enjoyable album that convinces with its pompous production, feeling of hearing something big and technical aspects, rather than having hit followed by hit

Queen was so good so much of the time, but I always found this album to be tiresome.

Bohemian Rhapsody. Vinilo.

No me ha encantado, pero ...

Few bands have such a distinct personality and style as Queen. But their style is actual pretty wide-ranging and all of it is on display on "A Night at the Opera." There are shimmering pop songs ("You're My Best Friend"), gorgeous ballads ("Love of My Life"), hard rock bangers ("Sweet Lady") and playful old-timey ditties that feel like musical cosplaying ("Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" and "Seaside Rendezvous"). And it all comes crashing together in stunning rock god glory on "Bohemian Rhapsody." Just a tremendous, huge song that's still a blast to listen to after hearing it countless times. Freddie Mercury is one of the greatest singers of any genre and his incredible, practically otherworldly skills are perfectly showcased here. There's no song quite like it. Although actually, "The Prophet's Song" similarly swings for the fences. An epic, 8-minute (and admittedly self-indulgent) prog-rock song, it's not as effective as "Bohemian Rhapsody" but it's still pretty awesome. Also, "I'm in Love With My Car" is an underrated Queen song. Such a killer, heavy song, and it's about dumping your girlfriend for your car. Hahah definitely one of their funniest songs. And drummer Roger Taylor is a solid rock singer too. The other gem here is "'39," a beautiful, folky Brian May song. (And I just learned from Wikipedia that it's a science-fiction song about space travel?? Fascinating.)

Hard to put into words how great Queen are. This album is probably their best, and it has "Bohemian Rhapsody" in it- one of the greatest songs of all time. Their music is so exciting, confident, excessive (in the best way), unrestrained, and fun. Goodness this album just flows so well too. It's hard to put Queen into buckets but I think Theatrical Baroque Pop is my favorite way to describe them. When I read that I just think about the infectiously fun bop that you get when you hear their music. Is there a better singalong than "Bohemian Rhapsody"? I don't know. Maybe "Happy Birthday", but somehow it's not as fun. "You're my Best Friend" "Love Of My Life" "Bohemian Rhapsody" Are all STUNNERS. Easy 5/5 for me. Love this so much!

It's Queen.

Tuneful, camp, vaudevillian, better than I remembered, but on the whole, not my thing. Wasn't at the time, won't ever be. Standout - 'You're my best friend'. I am so so bored with Bohemian Rhapsody.

Hyvä

This album is absolutely iconic. There are multiple amazing songs here, but especially Bohemian Rhapsody. I mean, even if every other song on the album was terrible, that song would get this album at least a 4 in my book. Having said that, not every other song on this album is terrible - far from it - but it must be noted that there is at least one really terrible song on the album, "I'm in Love with my Car." That song is like, WTF? 4 stars.

Not a bad track

4.5 So close to a perfect 5.0

Really fun, but some low points keep it from a 5.

I liked two songs from this album.

Prima album, heel divers. Staan een paar top nummers op, ook best wat mindere.

Masterpiece

Seaside rendezvous

Really solid album. Queen had range.

would be like 3.7 some sounded the same

Classic

Its just fine

Had this album before. Original review: Bunch of Queen songs I've never heard here. Great stuff. Saved tracks: Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To...), I'm In Love With My Car, '39, The Prophet's Song

Fun album

A very respectable album. Energetic, without being frenetic. Original and fresh.

Certainly Bohemian Rhapsody is one of those songs that seems a wonder on how you go from a blank page to a fully finished song like that... there seems nothing else like it. Amazing. The rest of the album is still good, grandiose and definitely a show... embracing Freddie's amazing voice. An interesting and enjoyable listen.

It was neat. not really a fan of glam rock but this had some decent tunes. it was weird hearing bohemian rhapsody in album context.

Aye aye aye, bop after bop after bop. Loved hearing a few deeper cuts that I had never taken the time to listen to before. What a great soundtrack on my sunny Monday morning in January.

A classic.

Enjoyed it.

All the motifs are there but despite the biguns it just doesn't hit the mark consistently.

i actually hadn't listened to the instrumentation too closely before, but i enjoyed it more than i thought it would be. i didn't enjoy a lot of the harmonies tho rip

good fucking album - the aesthetic was top tier with "you're my best friend" and bohemian rhapsody. really liked the opener song, i haven't listened to that in a while.

Stunning! Brilliant! Even kinda proggy!

It was fine. I still don’t love Queen beyond just a handful of songs, mostly from this album.

alright, it's gotta be said: queen is corny. i'm sorry, it's just a fact. freddie mercury is obviously a legitimate talent, as is the rest of the band. but, somehow, there's still a bunch of corny-ass dad rock in their catalogue. there are some legitimately amazing songs on this album - you're my best friend is a personal favorite, and obviously bo-rhap will stay in the pop culture lexicon forever. queen hits when they hit, and really miss when they miss. this is true of a night at the opera, and the rest of their discography. they are a "greatest hits" band, and the world will see that one day.

*Sheer Heart Attack* is good, *Night At The Opera* is great, "Bohemian Rhapsody" is genuinely good but wildly overrated and overplayed, not even the best one on that album (which would be "Prophet's Song", tyvm)

I’ve slept on my Queen in my adult life because…middle school boys like them? I guess? But wow, this is good stuff. Really ahead-of-its time sound. Really love ‘39. Not so crazy about Sweet Lady. Internal jury still out on the Prophet’s Song

I just can't get into Queen, the theatricality is really unappealing to me. Not unbearable to listen to though.

Awesome

Fine. Besides the few bangers on it, I was kind of underwhelmed.

i lik this album as much as robert taylor liks his car :) fav songs: You're My Best Friend, Sweet Lady, Bohemian Rhapsody

4.5? 4.7? Not quite a solid 5 but the songs that make it a 5 are a 7

A largely pedantic album that happens to hold two notable commercial successes ("Bohemian Rhapsody" & "You're My Best Friend"), leaving the story behind the album's creation to be one of the more interesting pieces. Emerging from their lawsuit and with new managment, Queen shows the musicianship and creativity in this album that would ensure their future place among iconic groups. While a half-hearted concept album, it is truly elevated by Rhapsody and otherwise is largely forgettable.

So successful are Queen at establishing opera mind that I am perpetually convinced that this is a double album. But, in fact, twelve tracks, just under forty-five, a perfect album where Queen is more Queen than Queen. Unfortunately, Freddie Mercury doesn't look his best on the inside of that gatefold.

Overlong and melodramatic, but bohemian rhapsody is as good a track as any. nothing else really stood out though

A Night at the Opera is the fourth studio album by the British rock band Queen, released in 1975. It is one of the band's most highly regarded and commercially successful works, and it is often considered to be one of the greatest albums of all time. One of the standout features of A Night at the Opera is its diverse range of musical styles, which includes hard rock, progressive rock, opera, and even vaudeville. The album's title is a reference to the Marx Brothers film of the same name, and the album's artwork is inspired by the film's iconic poster. The album's lead single, "Bohemian Rhapsody," is perhaps the most well-known and beloved track on the album. The song, which is over six minutes long, is an epic masterpiece that features complex harmonies, multiple tempo changes, and operatic influences. It has become one of the most iconic rock songs of all time, and its music video, which was released in 1975, is considered to be one of the first ever made for a rock song. Other standout tracks on the album include "You're My Best Friend," "Love of My Life," and "I'm in Love with My Car." Each of these songs showcases the band's unique blend of rock, opera, and pop, and they demonstrate the band's incredible musicianship and vocal prowess. Overall, A Night at the Opera is a truly exceptional album that showcases the full range of Queen's talents. It is a must-listen for any fan of rock music, and it is a testament to the band's enduring legacy as one of the greatest rock bands of all time.

Excellent

Queen (in general) are too faux-opera/ music-hall for my tastes. This album being no exception.

A few hits but pretty boring

Just Queen!

Amazing album!

Bunch of Queen songs I've never heard here. Great stuff. Saved tracks: Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To...), I'm In Love With My Car, '39, The Prophet's Song

I've always felt like I was perhaps eligible for a public flogging because I've never totally felt like I "get" Queen-- but I can appreciate this for what it is!

Queen have always been seen as a singles band to me and this is no exception. But its hard to deny, theres a lot of quality on here amongst the guff.

This kind of music is not for me. I only knew 1 song “Bohemian Rhapsody”.

Love the title cause it is exactly what it feels like

Awful.Awful.Awful.

Fino a 'Love of my life' è molto godibile, ma niente di più. Poi ci sono appunto 'Love of my life' e 'Bohemian Rhapsody' forse la miglior canzone di sempre.

Classic

A Night At The Opera is a solid album that showcases Queen's unique and iconic sound. The standout tracks, such as "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "I’m In Love With My Car," demonstrate the band's ability to blend diverse musical influences into a cohesive and epic sound. However, other tracks like "Seaside Rendezvous" feel less inspired and detract from the album's overall impact. While this album may not be their best, it still has its moments of greatness, and fans of Queen will enjoy the classic rock sound on tracks like "The Prophet’s Song."

Déjà, on commence par la magistrale Death on Two Legs... L'idée de l'opéra est bien exploitée dans le côté over the top de chaque pièce, qui crée son propre univers, a une ambiance très différente (on pense à I'm in Love with My Car et Seaside Rendez-Vous) et semble souvent anachronique, comme intemporelle. Love of My Life me fait pleurer chaque fois que je l'entends. Bien entendu, Bohemian Rhapsody demeure un chef-d'œuvre par la force des différentes sections et son côté tout à fait original, voire incroyable.

Stunning!! Brilliant!!

Amazing

enjoyable

Bop after bop after bop!

Amazing artistry!

A very rich and diverse album. I prefer News of the World when it comes to Queen albums, but this one is probably their second best.

8/10 This album is able to blend genres like rock, classical, 20s/30s era swing, and folk as well as experiment musically in a flawless way. I have known many of Queens songs but never listened to an entire album front to back. At just under 45 minutes this album flies by. Each track is not only great listening from a general consumer standpoint, but they’re also entertaining. There’s tons of musical moments in this album that surpassed my expectations. I thoroughly enjoyed the seaside rendezvous, with it’s wonky sounds and orchestration. It also epitomizes the effortless style and swagger of Queen. I also enjoyed some of the effects that were played around with, like the vocal delay in The Prophet’s Song, or the phaser play in Good Company. All In all I found this to be a fantastic album and certainly one that I will revisit the majority of the songs.

I either loved or hated, in any case all the songs created some kind of feeling within me so i respect it.

Pomp and circumstance pop/rock. For me they were always a singles band and this album doesn't do anything to change my opinion. Best Tracks: You're My Best Tracks; The Propeht's Song; Bohemian Rhapsody

This list was made for albums like A Night at the Opera, let's just say that. An absolute mammoth of an record, it starts out at 100 and never lets up the whole way through. The best thing about this is that every song varies in style and sound, but even with that it all still feels classically Queen. No one else is as effortless, as fun, as ambitious, and as talented as these guys were. To make songs like Love of My Life and I'm in Love with my Car work - let alone in the same album? Fantastic stuff. Standout tracks are Death on Two Legs, Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon, You're My Best Friend, and obviously, Bohemian Rhapsody.

A true 5 star album - Certainly the best thing Queen have ever made (and they have done some quality albums) So many different sounding songs but they fit together so well to make that album sound. I mean how on earth should "lazing on a sunday afternoon" follow "Death on two legs"? It shouldn't work, but it does. Before it then kicks into the such underrated "I'm in love with my car". So many highlights but the way The Prophets Song falls into Love of My Life is just magical. A truly great album. If I could aware 6 stars I would

queen faz otimas musicas, não otimos albuns. mas nesse aqui é dificil apontar uma musica que não seja ou muito foda ou muito característica e memoravel do queen. ou os dois. como em todos albuns do queen, destaque pro brian may e pros vocais operaticos.

J'avais mis 5 étoiles juste en lisant le titre Maintenant je peux les justifier : Ouvrir un album avec Death on Two Legs, ça devrait être illégal. Déjà l'album peut pas avoir moins de 5. Chanson parfaite I'm in love with my car bof You're my best friend, 39, très sympa Prophet's song en opening de side 2... quel album love of my life belle chanson Et puis.. et puis .. et puis il y a : BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY. Que dire sauf que c'est peutêtre la plus grande chanson jamais composée 5 Focking stars

Grew up with my parents playing Queens greatest hits to death. But this is the first time Iv actually listened to this album in full. was surprised how diverse it was, good mix of metal, prog rock and pop. With a few absolute classics best friend and obviously bohemian rapsidy. The car song is a bit stupid but rest of the album really holds up.

It is an interesting hodge podge. Not every song works for me. And the overall concept is not clear on one listen anyway. The best songs are the hits but really who ever needs to hear Bohemian Rhapsody again?

All time classic. Strangely it is still not in my library...

Might be a 5 if not for some rather odd inclusions.

I don’t know if I’ve ever listened to a Queen album start to finish, pretty sure I’ve only listened to greatest hits so aside from, You’re my Best Friend and Bohemian Rhapsody, everything was new to me. I really enjoyed the stripped down sound of ‘39 and Love of My Life. Queen is great, aside from the car song, this album is amazing. 4 stars

I've never heard Bohemian within the context of this album, so I was surprised to find its orchestral trappings fall right in line with the rest of Queen's output here. It's definitely a novel place to take a rock-oriented album, and while not all of the ideas here work, most are catchy enough to make me glad that Freddy and Co. gave it a try.

Catchy baroque rock Fav- BoRap Fav new - death on 2 legs

it feels like all i need to say is that this is the album with Borap on it so of course it's a goat. but i've never listened to the full album and it actually really surprised me with how much i loved it. mainly because it's got a song for all occasions - and there aren't many songs out there which are about loving your friends/loving your car. it's so fun and light, and seems so quintessentially british but also kind of satirical. and then takes a darker turn from prophets song. musically it's great, brian may really shone. the layered vocals are incredible. they use so many instruments, i think i heard a kazoo at one point? i thought i preferred a day at the races but i reckon this one is my fav queen album. id give it 9/10 but i'll round up also nostalgic, it reminds me of my mum :) favourite song: love of my life, but i've always known that - seaside rendezvous on this listen though

My first bought album, it was a really good album….

Just awesome. Even if you removed Bohemian Rhapsody and You're My Best Friend I still would love it. Queen got me into prog and hard rock, so I'll always have a place in my heart for their 70s albums Favorites are Death on Two Legs, '39, Seaside Rendezvous, The Prophet's Song, and Love of My Life. Their deep cuts are better than their hits.

A very fun album to listen to and Bohemian Rhapsody is one of the best songs ever made. My other favorite is Love of my life, beautiful song

Great album, always enjoy listening to it.

I’ve been off queen for a little while, and this album proved to be an excellent return to form. The band has a lot of cohesion and Freddie’s vocals and arrangement really shine. I don’t really have anything negative to say

i’ve somewhat soured on queen in recent years, but this still goes so hard.

i respect what queen do but i just can't be arsed with it. freddie mercury was proper fun, but the space nonce bugs me for some unknown reason, like why should i not like him? he seems like a nice man, he's interested in mind boggling things and he built his own guitar out of a coffee table, i should think he's brilliant but he's just like that fart smell that you get if you put a ham sandwich in a bag for too long. don't really like roger taylor either, why is he famous? drummers only get famous when they're dead good or sing. he should be like the secret unknown member of queen who was even in the famous kaleidoscope thing on the bohemian rhapsody video but i've never heard his name.

The sheer bollocks of Queen on this girthy record! Freddie sounds like a foghorn choking on the last doughnut in the box. Such poise and energy intertwined. A rather large barrage of carnage. A lillywhite blossom in a glass of still water sat on the mantlepiece, wilting in the late evening sunshine. A bulldog shitting all over the living room rug. A pencil sharpened to the point of snapping. A dingo yapping at the dead body in the boot of the car.

Queen's dead mate

Amazing as Queen tends to be. I expected to like the album as a whole a bit less with the well known exceptional songs but more bad ones. However, I liked almost every song. Amazing album.

Rock Opera

Queen innit 👌

Listened Before? N What is there to say about this album that hasn't already been said? From concept to execution, from composition to musicianship it is a very, very good record. I can't speak to how it stands in Queen's overall catalogue because I haven't heard the rest yet: but WHAT a start! Added to Library? N Songs added to playlist: You're My Best Friend, Bohemian Rhapsody

cool

Queen sucks

Before I almost reflex-5-star this Queen album, I want to address any reasons why it might not deserve it: “Death on Two Legs”: not a bad song, but surprisingly venomous for an opening track. Did Freddie Mercury just tell me to kill myself? “Car”: it’s a dumb song about being in love with a car. However, if you don’t like this song you’re wrong “Sweet Lady”: Might be filler, but I believe it’s only diminished by being on the same album as much better songs. The 3/4, or 4/4, switches are interesting. “The Prophet’s Song”: the first time I heard the album I didn’t much care for the a cappella interlude. However this very proggy tune has grown on me a lot since then. Taking away those songs you are left with some of Queen’s greatest work, including 3 very enjoyable old-timey ditties and the best version of “God Save the Queen” (sorry Sex Pistols). Can’t say whether it’s the best Queen album but it has just about everything one would want in a Queen album. HL: “Bohemian Rhapsody”, “39”, “Love of My Life”, “Seaside Rendezvous”

Mama mia, mama mia let me go! Another timeless classic, especially on Bohemian Rapshody (it doesnt have 2 billion plays on spotify for nothing) Though must of the songs on that album were new to me, Im pretty sure I heard "In love with my car" before. It's a nice album but some songs had me faze out a bit. Sometimes it seems like they focused more on studio gimmicks than the actual songs.

What can I say about this album, I've listened to it so much. My favorites are '39 and The Prophets Song, Love of my Life is also fantastic, and of course Bohemian Rhapsody is the coup de grâce. For criticisms, I'd say that the musical styles for this album are all over the place and somewhat disjointed. Lots of good songs that stand well on their own but maybe don't make a cohesive whole taken together.

not for me.

Perfection

Love a bit of queen, it’s a good starter album, bohemian rhapsody is a stunning song that wouldn’t work unless Freddie sings it.

Queeniä parhaimmillaan. Jos on edellisillä levyillä biisit kuulostanu samanlaisilta, niin nyt sitä ongelmaa ei oo. 43 minuutin aikana ehtii kuulla vaikka ja mitä. Paras biisi: Bohemian rhapsody helppo valinta, mut shoutout I’m in love with my car ja Death on two legs Huonoin biisi: Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon

Подслушано! Крутейший альбом.

Couldn't give queen anything else than 5 stars

Some iconic tracks but didn't enjoy the album stuff as much as I thought I would

Not a big queen fan, found it a bit of a slog. Love of My Life is always good, but I've heard better versions, I found the album version a bit overproduced.

Overall a weird but enjoyable album with a great variety of instruments and styles. The absolute classic tracks on this album are fantastic.

I don't mind the odd Queen song but a whole album of Freddy showing off was too much

The silliness of I'm in love with my car aside this is a cracking album from one of the greatest bands of all time. Bohemian Rhapsody gets the lions share of the attention But love of my life and you're my best friend are just as good and Sweet Lady is a really good time. Great album by a great band.

Great album and somewhat flamboyant at times, maybe too much? "Bohemian Rhapsody" saves it a little bit but it may be a tad too funky for my taste. 8/10.

This is in my opinion one of the greatest CDs of all time. No discussion of it can start anywhere other than Freddie Mercury's voice. It soars, with incredible range, rich timbre, and tremendous power even at the limits of his range. He carries no song as completely as "You're My Best Friend", which might not work with any other singer, ever. Queen's virtuosity on this record is not limited to Mercury's lead vocals - they get incredible contributions from every other member. May's guitar is amazing throughout - he gets such a thick, liquid sound out of his guitar, it sounds like literally no one else, and his solos on "Death on Two Legs" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" are momentous. Their backing vocals are omnipresent and note-perfect - I think many people would say overbearing, but in my opinion the upper limit on how much backing vocal is acceptable is very, very high and Queen get nowhere near it. They actually get solid performances out of their secondary vocalists as well - in part because of how much the backing vocals can carry, the other singer on "I'm In Love With My Car" is able to make an otherwise workmanlike performance that would otherwise just be a change-of-pace into a high point of the record, and the performance on "Good Company" works well there too. And Queen's composition and production is simply unrivaled outside of a handful of the greatest records of all time - every song has incredible sound, tremendous diversity, and intricate, unique harmonization, all working perfectly well in one package - an achievement repeated writ-large in the diversity yet incredible cohesion of all the songs on the record. One thing that's really notable about this CD is how strong a sense of comedy-in-music Queen has. I've now heard this cover-to-cover dozens of times, but the first time I heard the guitar solo come in on "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" I burst out laughing. It's an incredible comedic moment - the whole song has been this kind of Vaudeville acoustic bit, with little flecks of color like the bicycle bells aping Freddie's piano line, and just as it's wrapping up, Brian May launches in with a face-melting blast of electric guitar. "Seaside Rendevouz" and "Good Company" have similar silly moments - the whole kazoo sequence on "Seaside Rendevouz" is ridiculous, in part because of how well it works (they end it with a slide whistle!), and the ending woodwind solos on "Good Company", backed up by a shredding mandolin, functions similarly. Several tunes are funny as songs too, most notably "I'm In Love With My Car", and some of the more overwrought lines from "Death on Two Legs" make me chuckle as well, although maybe they're meant to be taken seriously. And then there's "Bohemian Rhapsody". It's a towering achievement, and it has all of the above - soaring vocals, rich, complex harmonies, an incredible diversity of moods and sonic palettes, incredible comedic moments (like when the drums kick in), virtuosic guitar work, dominant backing vocals, everything. If this CD had "Bohemian Rhapsody" and 40 minutes of animals making barnyard sounds I'd give it a 4. The actual score is a foregone conclusion.

5/11, 45%

The composition and singing is really phenomenal. It doesn't have a ton of catchy songs, but they are all solid.

-S Tier- You’re My Best Friend Bohemian Rhapsody -A Tier- Death on Two Legs ‘39 Sweet Lady The Prophet’s Song -B Tier- I’m in Love with My Car Love of My Life Good Company -C Tier- Seaside Rendezvous AVG SCORE: 3.7 / 5 - - - Aside from the two classics, this album has a fair share of underrated songs that likely suffered from their proximity to those classics (particularly Bohemian Rhapsody — I mean, how do you compare anything favorably to that).

Un de mes premiers albums. Je pourrais pas l’écouter en boucle comme avant mais 5 étoiles rien que pour ce que ça représente pour moi. Mes best : love of my life, seaside rendez vous, prophet song, bohemian rhapsody En fait les seules que j’aime pas trop c’est good company sweet lady et I’m in love with my car J’inclus a day at the races avec lui, pour moi c’est un diptyque indissociable.

It's Queen.

Peak

Awesome.

Bohemian Rhapsody. Vinilo.

Well, I think that I need to take my statement back that Queen can't do albums like they do singles, this is (almost) a brilliant album, just wildly veering between rock, music hall and sappy balladry with ease. Obvs it contains 'that song'. I can almost forgive the horrible version of 'God Save The Queen', but the pompous 'Prophets Song' and Slade on a diet 'Im in Love With My Car' hold this album back from perfection.

LOVED this album, especially its greatest hits. five stars in my book!!

Fine, I suppose.

What a great album

Another classic

im having a balllll

Eittämättä klassikko. Vähemmän kuunnellut biisit on pysynyt kiinnostavana. Hitit taas kuluneet liikakuuntelusta. Onhan tää kaunis ja hauska. 4/5

Bändin levyille tyypillisesti epätasainen eikä ihan mun tyyliä. Harkitsin jopa vain 2/5 mutta Bohemian Rhapsodyn takia pitää antaa kolme.

Kenties Queenin isoin levy. Yllättävän pehmeää musaa. Ei kuitenkaan mun suosikki-Queen, vaikka useampi hyvä raita, joten jää nyt 4/5.

Some hits. some misses for me, alright though.

A solid album. Bohemian Rhapsody being the masterpiece it is raises the the rating from 3 to 4 stars. I've always appreciated Queen even though i've mainly listened to albums with just the greatest hits. I have never heard a bad song from them. They might have songs that are not as engaging as others but that doesn't make those bad. This album has a lot of songs i've never really listened to, so I appreciate it.

Classic.

Amazing stuff

Meh

4 stars for Love of my life and Bohemian Rhapsody of course! A pleasant album, I enjoyed being reminded of its innovation (leaving cert music throwback!)

Weird classic

Queen - a night at the opera (1975) Notes: - What a crazy layered and complex album - Not just bohemian rhapsody but the whole album is so dense - Similar to fragile by yes bc each band member contributes songs and sections of songs, so you can really hear how the different styles come together - the song 39 was a really interesting change of pace - The acapella layered delay section in the middle of the prophets song was wild Fav: - Bohemian rhapsody - This is another one to add to the list of 10/10 iconic songs - Even though its massively overplayed its still great Least fav: - Seaside rendezvous - Funny interlude-y song but I can’t see myself going back to listen to it 3.5/5

Queen is so great. This album has a lot of songs that mean a lot to me. I enjoyed hearing some of the other songs as well. 9/10

Is there really a question about the rating for this one? A masterpiece!

Wow this was a fun one. Queen never disappoints.

Some of Queen's finest work. The production skills alone make this a great album. I like that Queen was an all hands band, everybody contributed so that it wasn't a vanity project for Freddie Mercury and Brian May. But with that lack of vanity, there are some weaker songs keeping this from being a perfect five-star album. 4/5.

Wow… this is literally perfect. Highlights: How can there be highlights if the whole damn thing slaps?

Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To…), Lazing On a Sunday Afternoon, ‘39, Bohemian Rhapsody

bangin

Bohemian Rhapsody is a five, album is a begrudging three

Not really my thing but it's a great album.

Truly a masterpiece. Great diversity among the songs but they create cohesive album and fit the concept. Great to hear Roger singing. Love '39 and The Prophet's song.