A Night At The Opera

It queen night at the opera. Not one bad song. They made a movie

everything by queen is incredible

Superb listen

One of my most played vinyl albums. I love this album, and so maybe this will be a little biased. "You're My Best Friend" was also the recessional song at my wedding. "The Prophet's Song" is, in my opinion, the most underrated Queen song. I like it more than "Bohemian Rhapsody", which is (obviously) the other favorite on the album. But I enjoy every song on the album, and every song has a role to play in the album (yes, even "I'm in Love with My Car"). The Prophet's Song is so good because I really enjoy the first section of it, and then the delay section makes me forget all about the first section I like that so much, and then it comes back so strong, that I forget all about the delay section because I like what comes after so much. It's a masterclass of a song. One of the things that impresses me most on the album is how varied each song is. Each song is unique and stands out on its own, while the album still feels very whole. I could listen to this for hours straight and not be tired of it. Favorite Song(s): The Prophet's Song, Bohemian Rhapsody, You're My Best Friend, Death on Two Legs

Overall: 9/10 This is just a classic. Filled to the brim with fun, entertaining operatic rock and roll. Freddie is one of the all time great vocalists. This is almost a 10/10 album but there's a couple songs that I don't love (why does Brian May sing on this one???). I love Queen and I always will. Fav Song: Bohemian Rhapsody Least Fav Song: Good Company

There is no possible classification for this album.

I really didn’t expect to give this anything close to 5 stars, even after first listening to it. In typical Queen style, the ratio of ‘heavyweight’ hits to more lightweight, frivolous tracks is nothing special. And sure, the must-hear credentials of the album would feel very different without Bohemian Rhapsody on the tracklist. But I’m starting to realise, as I did with Sheer Heart Attack, that the all-over-the-place-yet-somehow-cohesive ‘variety show’ aesthetic of their albums is as much as part of the appeal as the big singles. Who else could follow the bile-spitting Death On Two Legs with the absurdly quaint Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon? Despite the genre-hopping, they always sound uniquely like Queen, and I like that all four members wrote songs - it adds to the feeling of a proper, democratic ‘band’ of friends coming together to make something even greater than the sum of its notable parts. In recent months I’ve started giving more sway to the following questions when deciding my ratings: did I enjoy listening to it, and would I like to listen to it again, front to back? And in the case of A Night at the Opera, the answers are ‘yes’ and ‘yes’. 4.5

As a former band kid who used to bang their head against the back of the seat when inevitably some asshole from the saxophone section used to start singing this song on the bus ride to competitions - I used to hate Queen. I specifically used to hate Bohemian Rhapsody. I have it on a short list of songs that were taken from me by the horniest, geekiest people I have ever met along with Don't Stop Believing and Piano Man. After listening to this entire album, I felt like the Grinch who's heart grew three sizes today - I used to stand atop my soap box and and look down on those tasteless, braces wearing, sportsball repellant dorks - but you know what? After experiencing the entire album I can truly grow to appreciate it. This is really the final act of a much larger rock opera. It's truly one of the most unique albums I have ever heard and I can't imagine there being anything else quite like this anywhere else in the entire catalog of the 70s. My mind has been changed.

This album. Wow. This album is a masterclass in percussion. It has incredible vocals throughout (in every way). The layering, the background vocals especially stood out to me. The instrumentals throughout the album are varied and unique, yet maintain a similar-enough sound to stay consistent and on track with the story of the album. The outro was FANTASTIC. I enjoyed every song from this album and can’t wait to get to know it more intimately.

I loved it. It took chances on a bunch of different songs. Everything followed a theme but didn’t seem like the same 1 or 2 songs. Also, I forgot how much I love ‘39. Great album!

Another album I own a physical copy of, but this one’s all me. I’ve loved Queen since Wayne’s World came out, so of course I was excited to find this gem in the used bin for $10. Bohemian Rhapsody is the star of this album…No question, but I really enjoy 39. I’m not normally a folksy guy, but when you got a folk song about space travel with a pounding bass line like this, woo boy. A delightfully weird album with a quirky mix of musical styles that somehow all fit brilliantly together.

Quite an eclectic, entertaining mix here. I actually really liked the songs where Freddie Mercury wasn't singing: "39" and "I'm in Love With My Car", specifically. "Bohemian Rhapsody" is still a banger, and would be without Wayne's World. When it was over, I was ready to hit play again.

One of the best albums ever made by one of the most musically talented bands ever.

Let's take time to talk about this masterpiece because I'm literally crying. I'm not here to stress its historical significance or artistic achievements, but I'm speaking for myself. This album is so important to me emotionally because it was the very first rock album I've ever listened to (and the very first record I own), and it opened a whole new world to me. I used to think rock music was just loud, annoying noises, and I really did not care much about musicality- until this. This album is just so beautiful and thoughtful; I can hardly describe the astonishment I felt when I first listened to it; all I can responsibly say is that if it were not for Queen, I wouldn't be here on this website. I won't have the desire to study or even really "listen" to music. This album is one of those things that changed my life. Queen is one of those things that changed my life. It means everything to me—a complete 10/5. Years pass, and I still love this; I still love them. Also, weirdly enough, my favourite tracks are "'39" and "The Prophet's Song". I cry over "Love of My Life" every time.

Can I give this ten stars?

Fantastica

I'm not giving an album with bohemian rhapsody on it anything less than a 5

I mean it's Queen and this is the album that graced us with Bohemian Rhapsody. But it also stands on its own as an incredible concept album, bringing opera to rock.

Bohemian Rhapsody is pretty much everyone’s number 1 song of all time. It’s a sign of just how good this album is, that it doesn’t overshadow the other tracks on here. As the title of the album suggests, this is a grand performance with flourishes, arias, jokes, nostalgia and plenty of hard rock. Some people might not like the 1920s style music hall tracks or Roger’s song about being in love with his car but they are essential parts of the tapestry. Superb!

Who can argue against this album? Even the car song is not that bad (the lyrics are what they are, but musically it's pretty OK; not the best for sure, but my guess is that 95% of the bands would be happy to write this song). It goes on all directions, mixing so many genres, but it's consistantly brilliant, and really groundbreaking for the time.

Outstanding album, with many different styles and complex harmonies. Had this on an eight-track tape back in the 70’s until it was stolen out of my car in 1978. Haven’t listened to the whole album since.

Millennials were right

It’s huge and ambitious, like a rock circus that somehow pulls it all off. Even the weaker songs don’t matter because the highs are so high. The production is wild, but everything fits together perfectly. It’s fun, weird, and absolutely brilliant.

Bombastic and delightful from the first notes. The highlight of the first half is You're My Best Friend, but the poignant '39 is almost as good. Lots of heavier moments too on I'm In Love With My Car and especially Sweet Lady with its crunchy riffs. Seaside Rendezvous closes the side on a catchy ragtime note. The Prophet's Song takes us back to hard rock with progressive leanings. Powerful start to side two. The lengthy a capella harmonies eventually give way to the heavy guitar again and it blends into Love Of My Life, a mostly acoustic and piano intermezzo that also features a harp (!). The quirky, jazzy sounding Good Company then sets up Bohemian Rhapsody. It's a microcosm of the whole album and a hell of a climax. Iconic stuff.

Who doesn't love a bit of Queen. There are parts of this album that are absolutely bonkers, and I mean that in a nice way. In fact, the whole album is almost completely bonkers. And therein lies the whole majesty (geddit?) of Queen. They were almost unique in their sound, nothing like it before or since.

Iconic album Freddie has a unique voice

What can i say? Majestic, perfection, a perfect album. Sound engineering of it, complex melodies, fun changes, the guitar sound rocks hard… I better stop writing, you get the point. 5/5

Ok but not my cup of tea

I love these early albums of queen. Such concept and wit and flamboyance. Beautiful arrangements and songs. Mercury’s voice is so good on this album (too)

This album speaks for itself. I loved the creative audio effects in The Prophet’s Song, like Freddie with a delay effect singing in a way that he harmonized with himself multiple times over, and the section shortly after using panning to create a push-and-pull effect between the left and right acapella “groups”. Freddie Mercury is the GOAT.

theatrical, enchanting, sometimes a bit camp. such is typical for queen. it's impressive to see how much they've put out and how consistent the quality has been. yes, this is the album with the famous "bohemian rhapsody", which their manager despised... the first song in the album is a nasty, yet elegant read on him. one minute, songs are carefree and energetic, the next minute songs are dramatic and emotional... besides the iconic tracks, this album is the british rock equivalent of 24-karat gold. bravo, bravo i say.

The Beatles do stuff like "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" and get called geniuses; Queen do it and they get called other names.

Unlike many of their edgy rockin’ and tumblin’ UK contemporaries, Queen is not afraid to revel in the absurd, theatrical, Monty Python-esque side of the British way of life. Drawing inspiration from the pomposity of opera and music hall tunes, Freddie Mercury swings and swaggers his way to a near masterpiece of an album. Brian May sounds like a legit magician on the guitar at times, experimenting with which had never been exploited in a rock environment. There’s an argument to be made that this is where metal guitar’s interest with classical music began.

I had never listened to this album, but I know half of the songs. This is what I'm talking about! This is exactly the type of album that should be on this list. So great.

Is this a masterpiece concept album? Yes it definitely is. Does it belong in the 1001 albums? Yes it definitely does. Will I ever listen to it again? No probably not. PS: God Save The Queen as the closing track was a masterstroke

Just an amazing album and bohemian rhapsody is just sounds phenomenal on this recording.

The prophet’s song🤘🏻

LISTENED TO THUS 2992 TIMES AND ITS PERFECT .

So difficult to go wrong with Queen because vocals are amazing, melodies are great, and instrumentals are great.

Perfect.

Phenomenal album.

Absolutely majestic af

This is Queen at their most Queen, meandering though bombastic, ridiculous, camp, and pure rock there is never a dull moment (although some moments might be a bit odd). Highlights include Death on Two Legs, ‘39, Prophet Song, and Love of My Life plus the more well know songs I’d still give it 5 starts even if it didn’t have Bohemian Rhapsody in it.

Queen is undefeated

Absolute legend. Feels blossomingly rich and absolutely deep. Cool.

Great tunes from start to finish. Need a few listen through to appreciate all elements

The epitome of an album, of legendary status. Delivers what it promises: an operatic, experimental, rocking musical experience.

great album

Epic!!!

Y'all already K N O W how queen makes me feel.

A perfect album, front to back. They really nailed down their sound on this album, one of my favorites. 5/5

Perfect album for being productive, was wrapping presents. favourite song is love of my life 5/5

Perfect album.

I have this album on CD, vinyl and MP3 and I know it very well. It is one of my favorite Queen albums and one of my favorite albums from any artist. Five stars easily.

Pure gold

How could it be anything else

I mean it's Queen I knew it would be amazing.

Over the top silliness. No notes.

love this Queen period - hard rock, vaudeville, operatic & pop another one in my LP collection

Much better than the last album I had. There's many great songs known and less known. My favourite is "Good Company". The ones sung by Brian May are underrated. Everyone knows "Bohemian Rhapsody", even those without taste. 5 stars for "A Night at the Opera".

Allein schon für Bohemian Rhapsody 5 Sterne. Aber auch der Rest ist durchaus hörenswert. 5/5

A masterpiece that shows what variety Queen could produce. I enjoy Jazz and The Works more, but album is no slouch.

Just an amazing Queen album highlighting how special Freddy Mercury really was. The a capella interlude in The Prophet's Song is mesmerizing along with the singles make this a fun album to listen to end to end. Unfortunate there are just a couple songs that fall completely flat. A 4.5 that I'll nudge to 5.

Absolutely love the album. Freddie’s voice is always mesmerizing

Pretty much every track is good (or great), weird, or confusing - many are two or more of those things. In a less charitable mood I would probably dock a point for Boh Rap (the most over-played and over-rated song in the history of the UK), but I had (somehow) not actually heard it for a while before today. Even the relentless cash-grabbing and fame-hungering of May & Taylor can't (quite) tarnish the legacy of Fred and John

Best ever

Is this the real life, or is it just fantasy? No, this is just one of the greatest albums of all time. I don't recall ever seeing a song with a billion plays on Spotify, much less 2.5 billion. Wow, just wow!

Listened to the album many times since I bought my first copy on 8-track. One of the top handful of albums ever made. The diversity of sights, sounds and smells on this album are breathtaking. Brian May's diverse guitar work sparkles throughout. Death on Two Legs alone displays a variety of guitar styles that no other rock guitarist uses. Freddie's voice was coming into it's own, but the use of harmonies with Brian and Roger are unique and underrated. This album more than any other is what this list is made for. Everyone should hear this album before they die.

I can't think of another band with the range--and stubborn bravery to express that range--as Queen, and this album epitomizes that range. Ballads (both sweet and sad), rock, operatic pieces, ragtime, harmonization, vocal roundels. All superbly done and expressed by the entire band. This is *definitely* an album that belongs on this list (even defines this list), and I didn't really want the next day's album to come up because I was still enjoying this one too much.

An outstanding album full or sensational hits. Some of Queen's greatest work - and there's a lot of it!

Simply one of the greatest albums of all time

Great album some bangers on it

I had never listened to this straight through. I'm glad this encouraged me to. Every song is good. Sure, some are stronger than others, but the whole album is a cohesive, fun, listening experience.

That was especially awesome

My carpool used to have this album cd and we’d listen to it on the way to kindergarten. And first and second and third grade. Just a damn good album

Well, Queen. Love it

No skips. Except for the car song.

A Night At The Opera is the only studio album where Queen fully live up to their immense hype. The production is superb and each song is masterfully crafted. “Bohemian Rhapsody” is the obvious stand out, but to me it’s “39” and “The Prophet’s Song” that ultimately sells this as a perfect rock album to me.

Kids, this is Queen. Queen makes good music.

More vaudeville than opera, there’s a bit of everything here. And, as with the Marx brothers’ movies, it takes several listens to fully appreciate the wit.

I had the rare opportunity to listen to this album with live accompaniment by a mostly unknown but talented vocalist, making a great album even better.

A Classical Rock Album, one of the best rock albums ever, and Freddy is the best

Ufff 🤍 svašta nešto se tu događa, baš gušt za slušati i nije dosadno ni u jednom trenutku. Ovo je baš legendarni album. Nezz, kako god okrenem, meni je ovo dobro. Mislila sam kao možda samo volim to jer je Queen i čula sam ovo sto puta, ali sam i dalje na svaku pjesmu zavajbala i to u drukčijem djiru i ritmu, zato ih volim najviše. Volim tu njihovu kreativnost, divljaštvo, njegov vokal, ma sve, ne znam. Imaju doslovce deset žanrova i utjecaja unutar jednog albuma. Ja ne mogu dati manje od 5, ili 9/10.

Had never listened in full. As big as it was rumored to be.

Es ist wohl eins der bekanntesten Album, dass ich wohl noch nie zuvor komplett gehört habe. Es ist nicht nur das Geniewerk „Bohemian Rapsodie“ sondern auch das schöne Stück „Love of my live“. Ferner ist das Album gespickt von guter Laune Musik, die sich und die Welt um sie herum nicht ganz so ernst nehmen. Die Songs enthielten ein breites Spektrum an Stilen wie Balladen , Music Hall , Shanties , Dixieland , Hardrock und Einflüsse des Progressive Rock. Es ist ein tolles Album mit allem was das Musikherz sich wünscht.

Great album and ending with God Save the Queen is such a boss move.

Okay, I Love My Car is undeniably terrible, but the rest of the album is so good (any album that contains Bohemian Rhapsody is a winner in my book) that it still scores a 5 for me. Found a couple of new songs for me that I loved and will download. Their harmonies are so tight, FM’s vocals are so strong, their instrumentals are amazing—what rock band has harps in their music? Loved it. Overall, their music was playful. But Love of My Life put an unexpected lump in my throat. How can you not give this a 5?

Classic

Un gran álbum con el sonido con el sonido característico de Queen.

A Night At the Opera is Queen's fourth album, and considered to be their best work. At the time, this was reportedly the most expensive rock album that had even been made. The band made a grandiose, soaring set of songs with a surprising range of influences. In addition to their basis of metal and prog rock, Queen added orchestral and operatic elements in this collection, with extensive production, giving each track intricate complexities of instrumentation and vocal harmonies. The album included "Bohemian Rhapsody," the lengthy song that has come to be regarded as one of the greatest songs in modern music. The song, and the album, established the band as international stars.

One of my alltime favourite albums

An absolute Masterpiece of an album. It really feels like they're finding their voice in this album. It has that authentic British Rock feel, and it's elevated by the trained ear of an operatic connoisseur. It's no wonder why so many of these songs end up on Greatest Hits and radios everywhere. The unfortunate part is that there are so many good songs on this album that they all don't make it to public consciousness. Quite a few songs on here that I've never heard before and ones that I wish more people knew. Not their only great album but one of the best. They took a stab at something different and really leaned in, and it definitely paid off.

Only really know love of my life and bohemian rhapsody, so im excited to listen to the rest.

What an unexpectedly fantastic album! So many excellent, truly diverse songs. This may be my best discovery of the project so far.

I have a lot of nostalgia for this album, I listened to it a lot as a kid. It's such a grab bag of different styles, following up Seaside Rendezvous with The Prophet's Song is absolutely wild. Can't help but love it.

Amazing album. I love everything about it, it’s so diverse, exciting, theatrical and also sentimental and nostalgic for me because I used to listen to it with my mum on cassette in the car when I was about 4 years old and just started school. Favourite songs: death on 2 legs, prophet song, love of my life and ofc bohemian rhapsody

Forever in my heart

While none of the other songs hold as much power as Bohemian Rhapsody, it was still a very nice listen all throughout!

The best Queen is when they go full Queen and make a bunch of miniature rock operas. This wasn't quite full Queen but it was like 90%

MAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Queen were my first favourite band and will always have a special place in my life. So into this album it's a fantastic blend of genres and themes. Death in Two Legs, Love Of My Life, 39, I'm In Love with My Car, Youre My Best Friend & of course Bohemian Rhapsody are only some of the highlights Come for Bohemian Rhapsody stay for the rest.

Should lose a star for the car song but I can't bring myself to.

Yaaaasss qween rock it 👏

One of my biggest regrets is losing my vinyl of this when I left my ex. Possibly in my top 10 albums ever. Yes, even with the car song.

Bohemian Rhapsody es demasiado buena para ponerle un 4 en el álbum en el que está, a tomar por culo. Muy seguro de que me tira mi amor desde pequeño por Queen (era la única banda que conocía), pero me la pela.

All killer, no filler. "39" was my favorite - just love when Brian sings lead - but pretty well every song on here is perfect, and of course it's for THE Queen song on it, the one that makes Wayne's World a beyond perfect film.

Exceptional extraordinary .......

Another repeat artist? I'm gonna be honest, I'm starting to get tired of it. Oh well, at least this is another amazing album. I know I already rated the other Queen albums on this list very highly, but this might just be the best one. There's just something special about A Night at the Opera. I think it might be the willingness to be special. This is a bold album with bold ideas that absolutely pay off. I mean, the album starts off with a pseudo-diss-track towards the band's original manager with "Death on Two Legs"! That's interesting! The foundations made by Queen in their earlier albums are still here. The sound is still excellent. Freddie Mercury's vocals are still phenomenal. The production on this thing is insane. There's so many good songs on here. Not all of them hit as hard as the best ones, but the ones that are great are just phenomenal. Songs like "You're My Best Friend" exemplify the fun of Queen, while others like "Love of my Life" bring some emotion to the album. And yet, the impact of 11 of the 12 songs on this album combined pale in comparison to the impact that this album's biggest song has had. The song, of course, is "Bohemian Rhapsody." I could go on an on about this song. Call it overplayed or overrated or whatever. All I'm saying is that there's a reason why people have called it one of the greatest songs ever made. It's just such an innovative, wonderful song that serves as an absolute marvel of a musical masterpiece. I really don't know what else to say. This is Queen's finest outing (at least as far as I'm aware), and when their earlier work is already as amazing it is, it's no surprise that this album is a 5/5 in my opinion.

I just listened to this a couple days ago. Without a doubt the best Queen album. The back half still isn’t as good as the flawless first half but what a way to end the album. Rating: 4.8

Its queen innit

Queen!

После первого прослушивания я удивился что это играет Queen а не какая-то прог-группа. Фредди гений что тут сказать

Brilliant

Great album. Timeless

This album was really theatrical in the best ways possible. It felt like I was seated watching a play with some of the most unique music that I’ve heard. Of course I’ve heard Bohemian Rhapsody before but to hear it within the sequence of the album just elevated the quality of it even more. Incredible listen!

If there would ever be a Queen album for this list, it must be this one. Arguably the band's best album, A Night at the Opera is the culmination of efforts made by a group of young lads who were cutting ties with their greedy former studio Trident and abusive former manager Norman Sheffield, and making a grand statement for themselves. The recording and production of this album was the musical equivalent of putting all the chips in at the poker table, and man did they clean house. Every song on this album is amazing across various styles, time signatures, movements, and other experimental choices. From the sea shanty "'39" to the musical hall pieces "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" and "Seaside Rendezvous", from drummer Roger Taylor singing on "I'm in Love with My Car" to guitarist Brian May singing on "Good Company", from the door-kicker "Death on Two Legs" to the grand finish "God Save the Queen", from the short and sweet "You're My Best Friend" to the 8-minute epic "The Prophet's Song", it all works wonders. Finally, there's the crown jewel of this album - "Bohemian Rhapsody". This is not only one of the best songs the band ever wrote, but quite frankly one of the greatest songs of all time. It's not simply that everyone knows it but this song transforms one's sense of what can be accomplished. Back in high school, I remember studying this track for a project - the poetic verses of a man put on trial, the various movements from acapella to full-on hard rock, the use of panning and other studio effects, the soaring yet disparate vocal delivery from Freddie Mercury. There was a lot to be learned from this song alone, and it tells a lot about how Queen wanted to make an imprint with A Night at the Opera. If you haven't already, give it a listen.

A Night At The Opera was an album I bought when I was a young teen. It captivated me and opened my eyes to the variety and range of musical styles you can highlight on one album. Fast forward almost 50 years later and it still resonates with me as one of the few records I was proud to discover when I was younger and it has become an all-time classic. The opening track, Death On Two Legs is one of the best album openers ever and You're My Best Friend, a near perfect pop song that still brings back great memories from the 70's. Throw in the epic, Bohemian Rhapsody and a mixed bag of songs sung and written by other members of the band (besides Mercury), this truly is a group effort. I began to lose interest in Queen after this album (when they became even more popular), but I consider this as Queen's best and most artistically creative album..

Beautiful album. Perfection. Lyrically and musically, one of the best. Queen were a wonderful band.

Starts with a BANG and doesn’t let up. Electric guitar bits are crisp as fuck and hit hard, while (hardly shocking) there are many unconventional operatic elements. Weird yet witty lyrics are delivered with force from Freddie and there isn’t a single moment to point to in question of his vocal prowess. The thing that’s clear over everything is that these performers are having FUN. A lot of playing around with stereo and spatial audio. To top it all off - a near flawless mix and master. And, of course, one of the greatest songs ever. A masterpiece deserving of its rep. Listened to: grocery shopping. Favorite tracks: Love of My Life, Death on Two Legs, ‘39, obviously Bo Rhap

so good

Great album!

Perfection on record!! Queen was way ahead of their time. Everything about this record is perfect! Favourite songs: Bohemian Rhapsody, Sweet Lady, You're My Best Friend, Love of My Life, I'm In Love With My Car, '39, Death on Two Legs (Dedicated To...), The Prophet's Song, God Save the Queen Least favourite songs: Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon 5/5

Classic album. Enough said

Sometimes, even the most annoying group of theater kids can make art that is legitimately amazing. A Night at the Opera is proof that Queen are more than a singles band. (Though, if you took this album out of the equation, then yeah, they’re strictly a singles band. But that’s not reality, thankfully.) Frankly, I don’t know why I adore this record as much as I do – it has the exact same issues as the other two Queen records on this list; it’s just as overly theatrical and filled to the brim with muchness, which I find obnoxious – but there’s an element of constraint here that elevates it above anything else in their discography. And yes, I know that sounds silly when there are songs like “Lazy Sunday Afternoon,” “Seaside Rendezvous,” “Love of My Life,” and “Good Company,” but the pop sensibilities just overpower the dorky extravagance. There’s definitely a song or two I would cut in an ideal world (“39” and “Prophet Song”), but the fact that I would preserve a song like “I’m In Love With My Car” is testament to the level of consistency on A Night at the Opera, as well as the pure talent it must’ve took to make this album. But then again, if your album has a song like “Bohemian Rhapsody,” I think you probably have a classic on your hands, no matter what the fuck you put next to it. Thankfully, the rest of the material around that flawless song is very good, if not on the same caliber. Yeah, this album’s great. Dorky and a lot, but surprisingly great.

A masterpiece. Insane talent with fantastic songs. Loved it!

Prophets Anthem is incredible. Lots of great little recording tricks on the album - delay, a reel speed up of a guitar solo, using only vocals as a kitschy orchestra. I never really understood how much May contributed - writing and singing lead. What great musicians. Only Bohemian and You’re My Best Friend for singles. I find it quaint how cutely tongue-in-cheek British this album gets. I love the classical style piano solos and the eclectic range of genres/pastiches.

incredible give me fifteen of them.

One of the best albums ever. I mean, this album has Bohemian Rhapsody, Love Of My Life, Death On Two Legs, Seaside Rendezvous, You'Re My Best Friend, Prophet's Song and '39. This is an iconic record.

7/19/24. This might be Queen's best album, and very progressive at the time with the production. Outside Bohemian Rhapsody, each song stands in its own light and different sound landscapes are explored. This will be a new favorite for a while.

So good!

Age hasn't diminished this foundation stone of Rock. Death on two legs still as vicious all these years later. Bo Rap obviously....

Whenever I would discuss about music, I would try to look for excuses to call Bohemian Rhapsody overrated as I've heard many people call it the best song ever and I thought for a while that it's so mainstream it lost its spark, stupid right? I was wrong, Bohemian Rhapsody is one of the very best songs ever, it's a masterpiece. And while listening to this album I thought "Wow this songs are so good, this is fantastic." This whole album is a masterpiece. Oh wait, the car song, maybe it isn't that big of a masterpiece. But still a masterpiece!

Obra de arte

I love it

amazing, buffet for my ears

Queen, nothing else to say (even this isn't their strongest album)

I'm so excited for this one. I was listening to some of these just last night. In fact its one of the albums I've listened to most. There are so many songs I know and love. '39 has been one of my favourites for years and its so underrated. So is Death On Two Legs, and Seaside Rendezvous. I can't stop rambling about how much I love this and I haven't even started listening yet! There wasn't any moment I didn't enjoy, which is rare for an album. First time during this project so far. Highlights: Death On Two Legs I'm In Love With My Car You're My Best Friend '39 Seaside Rendezvous Bohemian Rhapsody

I love Queen and this album has my all time favorite song on it - Bohemian Rhapsody is the best. A great album all round!

Yeh class 9/10

Refined and harmonious without losing their grit. Outrageous energy and complex songwriting.

How could I give this anything other a five? It has Bohemian Rhapsody on it! That song is a fucking banger! Absolute peak 5/5

One of the all time greats the greatest ever

art in its purest form. utter perfection (with the exception of that car song)

Such a strong open. I'm not familiar with the song but it had me. Lazing on a Sunday afternoon prepared me for anything to happen. '39 - showed me these guys could have been famous in any genre of music On my first listen I didn't look at the track list and was honestly surprised when Bohemian Rhapsody popped up. This feels like an ALBUM, cool cover, the songs are different from each other but are all some how sonically related. I mean his voice. It's almost a disservice to pick the songs out individually.

I did not realize just how operatic this album actually is. There are swooping falsettos and aria-like melodies all throughout the songs. I found some new songs that tickled me, such as Lazing on a Sunday afternoon. Death on Two Legs is an understated standout on this album. Everyone knows Bohemian Rhapsody, but Death is an earworm full of power chords and amazing harmonies. I would absolutely listen to this album all the way through again. It goes down smooth and sounds incredible.

What an absolutely fun time this is. A delight from start to finish.

An iconic album from an iconic band. Inspired by the Marx Brother’s film of the same name, “A Night at the Opera” is full of fun and fancy free…along with a couple of Queen’s most iconic songs: “You’re My Best Friend” and the karaoke favorite “Bohemian Rhapsody”. Aside from those two gems, concert favorite “Love of My Life” was also snuck in along with two songs not sung by Mercury that may deserve more attention, in “I’m In Love With My Car” (sung by Taylor) and “‘39” (sung by May). Overall, this album is a variety of sound and song types, demonstrating Queen’s growth by the time they were creating this fourth album. It’s a fun listen from start to finish if you’re a fan of the band or looking for your gateway introduction to Queen.

Snilldarverk í heild sinni.

Grew up listening to this as a junior in high school. The foundation of my youth. 5 stars

This is quite the onslaught of musical experiences. Opera, childlike, get up and dance, rock and roll, soft songs??? Nice. I see why this is one of or is the album that put them on the map. This should have been called A Night at the Funny Farm But in a good sense. I was not displeased with this but what’s that matter to the 0-1 people that read this?? Choice cut: lazing on a Sunday Afternoon

YES!!!

Best to approach this album as the opera that it is. Devour it in one fell swoop, because it really hangs together best that way. And, if you can, listen on headphones, not buds. Everything really builds towards Bohemian Rhapsody at the end -- but the journey across sonic styles, those crazy Roger Taylor high harmonies flying around in the mix. The whole aspect is just beautiful madness. And if you can't listen to "Love of My Life" without being touched, I don't know what the fuck is wrong with you as a human. No unexpected bangers -- just all the good shit.

10/10. It's a masterpiece. :)

You're My Best Friend: nice song '39: I didn't know Queen did bluegrass-ish/folk songs! This is a nice little song. Seaside Rendezvous: very silly, hah. The Prophet's Song: the first 6 minutes are too repetitive. It gets better at the end. Good Company: I like this. I like the banjo uke. Sounds cute and fun. Obviously Bohemian Rhapsody is epic. I could give the album 4 starts just for that.

God damn. Its beautiful.

So far, I've heard only 3 albums I can call perfect. It's one of them.

Very easy and enjoyable listen. I can see why it's a classic. IMO not a bad song on here

this album is a masterclass in musicianship. the band is firing on all cylinders, switching genres throughout the album with the greatest of ease. with “a night at the opera” freddie mercury solidified his legacy as one of the legendary vocalists of all time. brian may kills it on guitar, as usual. john deacon and roger taylor lay a solid foundation with the rhythm section. mid to late 70’s is my favourite era of the band and this is my favourite queen album. a stone cold masterpiece and one of my top ten favourite albums of all time. highlights: “death on two legs (dedicated to…)” “i’m in love with my car” “love of my life” “bohemian rhapsody”

Might have been a gimmick in lesser hands. Rock opera tends to mean rock musical theater. This is rock opera. It's often said it's a normal album plus Bohemian Rhapsody. In fact it's operatic throughout. Singular masterpiece by a band like no other.

Not for me. The vocals make me want to commit sudoku.

Exceptional

it's a banger

No me ha encantado, pero ...

I’ve probably heard “Bohemian Rhapsody” more times than I’ve heard any other song on this list, but it really put it in a new perspective listening to it on the album, where it serves as an epic climax. The deep cuts are all great (even though someone really should talk to Roger Taylor about his relationship with his car). Queen hit a real creative peak here.

Loved every second of this album. Even enjoyed Bohemian Rhapsody… a song I’m good with never hearing again (although I fully admit it’s the perfect proper song to end the album). The whole album has an air of pomp. It feels like you should be raising your pinkie finger when you listen to it. Freddie sounds incredible as does the rest of the band. Plus it features 39, Death on Two Legs, You’re My Best Friend and Love of my Life. Which is all just killer Queen ;)

Just for Bohemian Rhapsody

This could be the perfect album. Potentially the best first 40 seconds on an album, ever. If they'd only went one prog step further and actually made the songs align better to each other. Great experience until around song 5. This could be a 6/5.

10/10. No notes.

This album rocks, one of the best so far

I'm only familiar with a few of their songs.

Un álbum legendario y mítico de Queen. De los mejores, a nivel musical super innovador, con mucha experimentación de efectos de sonidos, uso de todo tipo de elementos para acompañar a la música. Estilos de todo tipo y variado por todas partes. Piezas super pegadizas que no pueden faltar en una lista personal porque dan alegría y ritmo. A parte de ello sólo por incluir la bestialidad de Bohemian Rhapsody merece estar en el top de albumes. Mención especial a Love Of My Life, una de mis favoritas en general, con una delicadeza que siempre me ha fascinado.

Great!

Can Queen do any wrong?

Seaside randezvous, what a bop, entire album is awesome

Nice breath of fresh air after what a week of crap albums… great production, some massive hits for Queen here. Even a few new ones for me that were sneakily good. Really nice harmonies. And how can I not choose ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ for my 1001 playlist…

Mamaa...just killed a man🗣🗣

Every song on this album is great. There are some classics and some under appreciated bangers also.

Again, something I used to play all the time but due to its popularity have heard it too much over the years. Thanks for the recommendation.

Simplesmente o álbum que contém Bohemian Rapsody

What can you say, still so so good.

The album where everything quintessentially Queen coalesce: theatrical writing, soapy vocals, hardhitting rock tunes, stellar instrumentation, aggressive queerness, and also it is the album that could be single-handedly blamed for the creation of Muse and other operatic rock pastiche bands.

The guitar nerd in me geeks out over this record. Brian May has one of the most distinct guitar tones and playing styles in rock. In contrast to other arena acts of the era, it sounds like he's drawing more from classical music than the blues. And the way Queen used tape flanging just knocks me out. I love that sound so much. The record sounds fantastic. The songs just come one after another, with no space between any of the tracks. I miss records like this that showcase a large dynamic range. We never hear records like this since the dawn of the loudness wars. The quiet parts are truly quiet. And the loud parts are much louder by comparison. It keeps you on your toes. Everyone in the band writes songs on this album. And each member contributed at least one certified banger: I'm in Love With My Car from drummer, Roger Taylor, You're My Best Friend from bassist, John Deacon, the tender 39 from guitarist, Brian May, and of course, Bohemian Rhapsody from lead singer, Freddie Mercury. The whole thing is a 45 minute ride that shoots out of a cannon and only stops to take one breath at the beginning of side two. It's a thrilling classic.

It is actually like a night at the opera :) The music tells a story. Bloody amazing!

This album is so different musically but really shows off their talent and bold, creative spirit. I only knew a couple songs but enjoyed it a lot.

Loved it, I got to listen to some new Queen tracks that have been there all along, but not to my ears. This was an album that sounded like they loved experimenting in music, and just found the right way to be different.

It's Queen. It's 5 stars. This is the first time I have listened to this whole album. I really like some of the odder tracks such as '39 and The Prophet's Song.

Excellent. I'd only ever heard Queen's "Classic Queen" greatest hits album, which is good and all, but an *album* album like "A Night at the Opera" makes for a much more satisfying listen. It does have a few hits, most notably the unconventional-but-brilliant "Bohemian Rhapsody," but I was surprised to see that most of the lesser-known songs here were also unconventionally brilliant. There are a couple brief moments that seem to cross-reference other songs on the album, but other than that every song has a completely unique feel. The album started looping when it ended, and I just let the whole thing play again -- that's how great it was.

An honest piece of genius And yes, I am too, in love with my car <3 gouden sletj

Proof that an album can have the lyric "You call me sweet like I'm some kind of cheese" and still be a 5

I was surprised that I felt this way about the album even though i only knew the two big hits. It felt like time flew by listening to it

Simply perfect.

It doesn't matter who you are, where you came from or what you think, this is without a shadow of a doubt up there in the top three most important albums ever been laid down

Great, great, great

Always an incredible album , love the MOFI pressing of that album! Unbeliveable

The full range from You're My Best Friend to Bohemian Rhapsody, and all in under 45 minutes. It's big and epic, and still tight.

Spectacular. What can be said that hasn't already? "Death on Two Legs" "You're My Best Friend" "Seaside Rendezvous" BUT ESPECIALLY "Love of My Life" and "Bohemian Rhapsody", of course. As an aside, "'39" is the least sounding Queen song of all time and is still very good.

My favorite band is Queen and this is my favorite Queen album, what do you want from me Just the opening to Death on Two Legs is enough to be like absolutely yes

this is another heavy hitter from my middle school days, when i first started exploring music more widely. i think this album is brilliant and fun. there's some goofy "old fashioned" sounding stuff ('lazing on a sunday afternoon', 'seaside rendezvous', 'good company') but, like some later beatles, i think it's fun and charming. of course there's the big song on here that everyone knows, but my favorite songs on here have always been the biting 'death on two legs' and the immense 'the prophet's song' with it's amazing "vocal round" middle section leading into one of my favorite queen moments of all time ("god give you the grace to purge this place..."). of course it's widely regarded as an all timer, and i have to agree. to me, this is one of the world's most famous bands firing on all cylinders.

luv

It's beautiful when the musicians in a band are also very best friends that like having fun together. Just ignore the car song 👍

Great album, classic Queen 9/10

I don't think I can say anything about this album that hasn't already been said. Absolute masterpiece, truly a timeless classic

do i need to say anything.

Ok, I'll give Queen a 5. Their live tho, that one, is a 10.

I love this album. I love its theatrical style, I love the songs themselves, I love how disjointed they can be from one to the other. I could bring up Freddy's vocals, but you already know.

"The" iconic Queen album. 5/5 Regular listening 4/5 Shooting bugs

Whatever Queen Album contained Bohemian Rhapsody was gonna get 5 stars, but there's some really really cool b-side stuff going on here as well

Hard to give anything but five stars. This album has (possibly) rock’s greatest song in Bohemian Rhapsody.

This album is so good, and silly. It is also a great showcase of the incredible range of style and genre they did so well ('39, seaside, sweet lady). Bohemian Rhapsody fits so perfectly as the culturally iconic centerpiece of this album, the whole thing feels like a Broadway performance. Favorite song I hadn't heard before: Sweet lady, close second is '39, honorary mention to lazing on a Sunday afternoon 9/10

Queen is straight up diva for this album. It’s such a ride that I was happy to take. The campiness of it all makes it a wonder to behold, and it’s very easy to see why Queen is such an iconic band in the historic of rock and music.

Trying to imagine what it would be like to listen to Bohemian Rhapsody for the first time in 1975… This album is very fun to listen to and probably would have been amazing to see live! I’ve been going back and forth about whether I wanted to rate this a 5 or not but hey an album doesn’t have to perfect to be a 5 according to my past ratings so!!! 9/10

This is a 5 minus. I really like some songs, but some of them are not really thought trough, in my opinion.

A freaking masterpiece. Listened to this in the car and did not want to get out when I needed to because I just wanted to keep listening.

So many great songs. Queen really does make timeless music.

Easiest 5/5 ever.

He's got the range

Iconic

I have a soft spot for Queen. Even the car song.

One of the greatest of all time. 15/10 No Notes.

Third album to get repeat listens. This is also one of the few albums I knew going into this project. Even the songs with which I am overfamiliar because they play on every rock station ad nauseam- cough, Bohemian Rhapsody- don’t become less magnificent because of that familiarity. I love this album like Roger loves his car.

This album is complete, interesting, iconic, and has a wide range of emotional affects that make for a near perfect listening experience. 4.7 stars

I can't believe I've never heard Prophet's Song before. An excellent track. The qualities of the other tracks go without saying.

Incredible album. So diverse but somehow everything is just gold.

Classic! Have this one on vinyl too.

This is my 54th album, 23 of which are from the 70's. A Night at the Opera is like a breath of fresh air. It's so unique from anything else I've heard from the era. I don't think I will listen to this album on a regular basis, but I have to give Queen full credit for creativity and novelty. Also for Bohemian Rhapsody.

Loved, great to hear the whole album and how they play around with the different sounds and not just bohemian rhapsody

One of the quintessential albums that is surely not only on everyone's 1001, but guaranteed on a 101 and almost certain in the top 10 of all time. Queen is dripping with talent. Brian May's guitar is easily one of the most iconic of all time. A sound that's immediately recognizable. His sing-songy leads in songs like You're My Best Friend would have you know you're listening to Queen without hearing any vocals. A song written by their ultra talented bassist John Deacon, creator of many big Queen hits, and creator of one of the most famous bass lines of all time with Under Pressure. I've said that their drummer, Roger Taylor would have been in his full right to be the lead singer of any of the competing 70s rock bands of his era, which you can hear on songs like I'm in Love With my Car - but I guess made the "mistake" of joining a band with fucking Freddie Mercury. What is there to say about Freddie that surely hasn't been drilled into everyone. His singing matched only by his charisma, just about the coolest rock star ever. I love this album. Imagine listening through a half an hours worth of absolutely GOLDEN songs such as Death on Two Legs, You're My Best Friend, 39', Sweet Lady, Love of My Life, AND THEN - and ONLY THEN! Getting hit with the greatest song ever written - Bohemian Rhapsody. I'm looking forward to reading these reviews. In full honesty skipping all the well-deserved 5's - and seeing just how anyone could justify anything below a 5. FINALLY an album everyone needs to hear before they die.

Adore QUEEN!!!

Fun, and well varied.

A masterpiece.

So good

Nice

Cool to listen to in its entirety, so much musical awesomesauce in here

Queen are one of the best bands to ever exist. This album features, from front to back amazing songs. Well written and even better performed tracks that really show off the greatest frontman in music history. It also features one of the greatest songs ever written which I name of itself adds quite a bit.

I Love Queen and this iconic album. One of my fav Queen tracks, Love of my life ❤️ "I'm in love with my car", what were they thinking? 😂 I came back to revisit this album and bump it up. Two of my favourite Queen tracks deserve a 5-star and they are definitely missing from my 1001 5-star playlist.

Best for ever

This album is even better than I remember, and I did remember it being great. I got really into Queen as a teenager and then listened through all their albums quite a few years ago, but I didn't remember exactly how much I really love this album. Queen is obviously known for their hits, of which there are many, but listening through their albums reveals their other tracks that were not just filler but really created complete albums, and "A Night at the Opera" is Queen's epic opus.

I would not call myself a Queen fan but this album is a monument to creativity and musicianship. The remastered version sounds incredible.

Queen siendo uno de los mejores grupos de la historia por siempre. Disco genial!

A monumental album that is jam-packed with both all-time great classics, and underrated gems. There are only 2 songs that I am not the biggest fan of (Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon and Seaside Rendezvous) because of their pastoral, English-ness...however, they do provide a nice break/departure from the rest of the album and give it much broader depth from a musical style perspective. A phenomenal album. Favorite tracks: everything else besides the two mentioned!

More ridiculous campy rock please!

Classic

I mean

That guy must really like his car. 5 stars.

A classic

Einfach nur genial!!! Bohemian Rhapsody Und auch die anderen Titel

One of the greats.

This is basically peak music right here. Queen basically created their own genre just for themselves. Their sound is so unique in the best way. That's an experimental tracks in there, but none of them really overstayed their welcome.

I daresay "A Night At The Opera" is one of the most extravagant, theatrical and brilliant album of all time, with a glamour reminiscent of Broadway. "Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To...)" is a terrific opener (and a powerful exposure of the music industry), "'39" — a song exploring the concept of time dilation in space — is compelling and melancholy (Don't you hear my call though you're many years away? Don't you hear me calling you?'), and "Love Of My Life" is particularly bittersweet. Even the less serious songs, "Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon", "I'm In Love With My Car" are fun to listen to. People need to stop taking everything so seriously. Of course, "Bohemian Rhapsody" is brilliantly crafted — beaten only perhaps by "The Prophet's Song", clocking at 8-minutes-long, and featuring Brian / Freddie / Roger's fantastic three-man-choir.

A Night At The Opera is essentially Queen's "hold my beer" response to all the borderline unlistenable prog rock that came before it. Oh, you're musically clever and can combine elements from music spanning 300 years with your guitars? You mean like THIS? I've heard this album many times. Always liked it. But hearing it alongside the prog rock drivel the database has handed me lately makes it sound even better. I love it and appreciate it even more now. I'd give it a sixth star if I could.

I have always considered myself to be a very casual Queen fan. I am very familiar with and really like most of their most famous singles. However, until today I have actually never listening to a full album of theirs from start to finish. And oh my God why didn't I listen to this sooner. This band is more diverse than I have always given them credit for. Based on the singles I already knew, I just assumed that they were just a one trick pony that were really good at glam rock and nothing else. But there is so much interesting usage of intruments and genre blending here that they are also amazing at. All of this really gives this album an amazing dynamic feel to it, and even though it's definitely still a glam rock album, there is so much other stuff going on that makes it such an interesting listen.

Superb work, I maybe a little bit biased of course

Great music. Everytime I listen to this album, another meaning reveals itself. True muscial art.

I haven't listened to this one in ages. Forgot how awesome the not-played-to-death-on-the-radio songs are. 39, Prophet Song, I'm In Love With My Car ... the list goes on. LOVE this.

One of the great rock albums. Freddie Mercury sets a standard no one can reach. Brian May’s playing is brilliant yet understated.

Great

There is a singular core pleasure that can be derived from listening to a Queen album, and that is the intrigue of never knowing what is going to happen song-to-song. There’s a lot of discourse on here about the famously and contentiously silly I’m In Love With My Car, but I think it helps exemplify the chaos that is a Queen album’s tracklist. Is it any more wild and out of place than the vaudeville stylings of Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon coming out from Death On Two Legs? I feel like it helps that they fully commit to every single song. The silly tunes like the car song and the vaudeville-esque tracks (Seaside, Lazing, Good Company) all are approached with the same love and care and depth of production as the deep labors of love like Bohemian Rhapsody. One other thing worth shouting out about this album is the fact that is has such variety thanks to the contributions of each band member. Mercury takes the bulk of the credit with his amazing ability, but Brian May’s few songs (especially ‘39 and Sweet Lady) excel as well. Taylor has the car song, and the quiet bassist John Deacon hits it out of the park with You’re My Best Friend which is just such a sweet and eternally satisfying track. So yeah, love this album, I added everything to my master playlist save for Seaside Rendezvous (a lil too silly for me) and God Save The Queen (way too silly especially considering how genuinely sincere that performance is). A very diverse and interesting album. It never drags on thanks to the wide array of influences and the care put into each and every facet of the sound. Love it.

4.5. I like the car song.

This is my favorite Queen album. It is so rich with complex compositions that not only rock but tug at emotional heartstrings. It balances playful piano and sing songy narratives ('Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon' and 'Seaside Rendezvous') with epic and powerful guitar that explodes with stellar flare ('I'm In Love With My Car' and 'God Save The Queen') This album features '39 which is my favorite song not sung by Freddie Mercury that brings a meloncholic and hopeful longing from deep within my heart and shines with the crescendo of their high harmonies. 'You're my best friend' is as timeless a hit as any from that era and expresses love and admiration for a friend or lover in such a celebratory way. The lyrical qualities range from scathing (Death On Two Legs) to tender (Love Of My Life) This album also features great story telling in songs like 'The Prophet Song' and the eternal and iconic 'Bohemian Rhapsody' which echoes on to this day and is arguably one of the greatest pieces of music to come out the 20th century. (Prove my wrong!) If I may express the trite and over stated phrase "They just don't make albums like this any more"

While its legacy may be tied to the success and longevity of “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the quality of the other songs elevate this album to a classic. From angry (“Death on Two Legs”) to flamboyant (“Seaside Rendezvous”), sentimental (“You’re My Best Friend”) to somber (“‘39”); this album covers a wide range emotion and style while still maintaining Queen’s theatrical flair.

What a perfect album from start to finish! Queens execution is incredible and even their lesser known songs are just 10s. Loved it all.

Absurd, grandiose, ridiculous, contrived, pretentious, cheeky, melodic, dandy, epic ... legendary. The utter opposite of the emerging punk aesthetic which probably made it stick out even more. Historically it's cool how within a year of each other both Queen and Rush ("2112") put out something so over the top and completely against their record companies' wishes but crushed it so hard as to ensure their career longevity. Has there ever been a bigger album that jumped genres like this one does? From quaint little English odes ("'39") to metal ("Death on Two Legs") to prog ("The Prophet's Song") to ...? 20's Dixieland maybe ("Good Company") and of course a weird long composite song about whothehellknows that became one of the most famous songs ever recorded. Even (especially?) the fact that Roger Taylor and Brian May also get lead vocals on a few tracks make it that much more diverse. TL;DR: This album threw absolutely everything imaginable in the huge studio sink and goddamn I love it. 10/10 5 stars.

Master piece

ah finally one i already know. love this one. many good songs on it. i am NOT in love with my car though ! public transportation ftw!

An early classic from the Supergroup of 70's and 80's Rock.

An all-time classic!

Love the dual earbud/speaker experience. Fun album. Would listen again straight through

Nice, paar herkenbare platen. Yesterdays paradise

interessante, cativante, ousado e nunca monótono! lenda!

Anyone who thinks this isn’t perfect from start to finish is just plain wrong.

Never heard this album in full. Really only maybe the top 3 tracks, so I try to approach each album with as little bias as possible. Recently on this 1001 journey I've had a run of stinkers, so to test my bias I tried to be as critical of this as I could and I just can't find many flaws here. Some of the songs that eluded me to this point are very surprising and just give me a lot more respect for Queen. "'39" , "The Prophet's Song" and are all unique to what I've known previously. Great album from start to finish, and finishes with what may be in the running for my favorite track in this whole journey, "Bohemian Rhapsody". Happy to add more Queen songs to my playlists. Favorite track: "Bohemian Rhapsody" 5/5

one of the first three albums I bought. ( the other two were let it be by the Beatles and Tommy by the who) I've always loved. I'm in love with my car and definitely two legs. two great songs that the album is not really known for. but of course Bohemian Rhapsody is the all time all timer.

This album has RIFFS

Greatness on a platter!

fave track: sweet lady final thoughts: loved it obviously

Spotify says that 2.2 billion people have listened to Bohemian Rhapsody. Thats about a quarter of the world's population. The rest must have listened to it on Apple Music. This album is the best.

4.5 stars. Over the top and unconventional in the best way possible. Takes listener on a journey that spans well beyond hard rock/prog rock. Layered and dynamic, it's a work of art and not just a bunch of songs thrown together. "Bohemian Rhapsody" is an all-timer and epitomizes the record.

(Già ascoltato) Mooolto molto bello, poi bohemian rhapsody è una delle mie canzoni prefe della vita.

An obvious masterpiece. If you don’t sing the instrumentals to Bohemian Rhapsody you’re dead inside and no friend of mine. Wish I could give a 6/5. No skips

Already loved this album before. Easily one of Queen’s best works (News of the World is a bit better imo). So many of these songs are their best they’ve ever made. Almost perfect. 9/10 Top 5: 1. The Prophet’s Song 2. Bohemian Rhapsody 3. Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To…) 4. ‘39 5. Love Of My Life

Brilliant

I love that Queen and this album never take themselves too seriously. :)

Hard to not award five stars for the biggest hit in the 20th century. However, really surprised with the prog-ness of this album, starting with the opener. Queen wanted a new sound, and the found it.

Really good

Queen is my favorite band. I can't be even a modicum of unbiased towards anything they did unless it was actually complete shit... which, as far as I've heard, was rare. Queen's members were masters at trying and doing tons of different styles and incorporating the strangest influences. This isn't straight rock - not hard rock, not metal rock, nor prog-rock - this is QUEEN and all it encompasses. Also, Bohemian Rhapsody. Seriously. Pure classic. Even if the rest of the album was dreck - which it's not! - that alone would make this album five stars.

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Possibly one of the greatest albums ever written. Every song on the album provides something that build up towards Bohemian rhapsody. I belive that song is the greatest song every written and this album just all feeds into it. I absolutely loved this

Hey did you know that Queen is like, really really good? Yeah me too. Some amazing hits on here and some lesser known ones that shine but stayed out of the mainstream. 9/10

A very interesting album that borders on sounding like a day at the carnival, opera house, and rock stadium all at once. A few songs I wasn’t too keen on but handful of great ones. Then, “Bohemian Rhapsody”, what I believe to be possibly the greatest song ever created. It alone deserves a 10/10 but the album in full is more like an 8. So 9/10

I personally believe that ANATO is Queen's most revolutionary album. Opera inspired rock is so beautiful and Queen produced a breathtakingly beautiful and complex album with its influence. Freddie Mercury's songwriting and composition is unmatched and his voice is the perfect vehicle for this album. Roger Taylor's voice is killer. I think I'm in Love with my Car is regarded as a meme song but watching him perform it live while playing the drums the whole time is unbelievable. The vocal control that he is able to (seemingly casually) keep while banging away at the drums is incredible. What a blessing that this album exists.

Amazinggg I love how they allowed themselves to play with their creativity

All of Queen is gay because the singer is Bi. - My father

A masterpiece

Amazing album. One the the best ever created.

Jag heter homo Peter -Freddie Mercury..heh... popmusiken, men där är från 70s så popmusiken är jättebra. jag har någonsin vara en fan i queen. fortfarande, detta album är en av de bästa albumen av all tid. pop shittande. bohemian är den mest överskattade=yliarvoistettu låt... hohhoijakkaa = huhhundaren... prophets song

Easily Queen's most iconic album. The audacity to release Bohemian Rhapsody as a single is unmatched to this day, and there are so many hits on this album

Great album. Classic Queen

That's really a masterpiece!

Death on two legs - the orchestration is incredible as usual. Very dark and mysterious tone. They are incredible at making all the instruments sound as one. Lazing on a Sunday afternoon - this is an old-timey song that was electrified. Incredible. I’m in love with my car - i like how the guitar transitions in from a motor noise. They do a really good job at selling what their songs are about. This is a very rocking song about driving a car You’re My Best Friend - this is a song that is a very different tone from most if their songs. This one is a lot happier and upbeat, and they are able to sell this emotion perfectly and it still sounds like a queen song. ‘39 - I never would have thought that queen would right a folk, but yet they absolutely nail it. Sweet Lady - this was a solid song, but it is at this point the weakest in the album. It is kinda generic, and this is the only song that instruments don’t really come together, and Freddie is of beat quite a few times, and it is extremely noticeable. Seaside rendezvous - this is another olde made electric. This time it is rag time and a little bit of parlor music. It really has this fun beach vibe while still having elements of heavy rock. The Prophet’s Song - this is an incredibly beautiful piece, and it very orchestral. It has a similar structure to Bohemian Rhapsody because it starts out lighter with that is mostly acoustic, then transitions into an opera which then jolts into a hard rock, and then end beck at the start with the acoustic. Love of My Life - This transitions in from the previous song, and it is very low and sad song. It shows how Freddie is really a good musician with a great voice and can do more than rock and roll. Good Company - this is another surprising pop folk song at first but then it builds up with a solid beat a very energetic rock song. Really good transition, cannot stop listening to it. Bohemian Rhapsody - nothing needs to be said that hasn’t been said before. God Save the Queen - this is just an electric cover, i feel like there is a pun here.