A Night At The Opera

If you hate this album, you hate fun. So many styles, all done well, incredible production. Probably my favorite of the project so far

This was alright, I enjoyed it more than I thought I would

Ive had my Queen phase and heard a lot of their music, but listenin to this at full, top to bottom, it surprised me with some of the lesser known musics being really not what i would call Queeny...? But it was good nevertheless. Nice one. Good pretext to check this out.

Lord, this album is so opulently rich and fun! From the grandiose Seaside Rendezvous to having '39, I'm In Love With My Car, AND Bohemian Rhapsody, this damn album work so well. Then comes the 8 minute The Prophet's Song transitioning to Love of my Life it's a feeling.

5/5. Freddy's singing isn't for me, but it is hard to deny the amazing guitar and writing work on this album.

My opinion of this album is the same as my opinion of Queen as a band; it's a mixed bag. There are some good songs on this album, an obvious example being 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. And there are some questionable songs on this album too, like 'I'm In Love With My Car'. Which I think can be said of every Queen album released. There is some great stuff, and some not so great. Three stars. (Favorite track: You're My Best Friend.)

i feel like i *should* rate this a 5, but i thought there were a few weak songs. i gotta stay true to myself: a high 4 and an enjoyable listen! i think queen will survive my B+ review :)

i'm not the biggest queen fan but i do find myself really enjoying their songs i haven't heard a million times. this album is chockablock with those. freddie has an incredible range and these songs are all quite unique and interesting. the only one that i found boring and unnecessary was the prophet's song in the middle, clocking in at over eight minutes and not earning that runtime at all. favorites: everything but sweet lady, the prophet's song, and good company

Even with seaside rendezvous and lazing on a Sunday afternoon it’s an easy 5

Disappointing, genius, disappointing

Pompous stadium rock

Difficult one to score. You could forgive any band for saying “my work here is done” after writing Bohemian Rhapsody. In the case of this album it was. The rest (which a couple of exceptions) is dire - an afterthought

Confirms my view that Queen was a singles band (and I'm happy to debate they were run of the mill at that). A hot mess of an album and that's before I get started on The Prophet's Song. 2* and that only because Bohemian Rhapsody is unquestionably a musical masterpiece.

Some astonishingly good songs. But can it really be a 5 when it includes I'm in Love With My Car and The Prophet's Song?

Surprised by some songs that sounded very 60’s hippie

Unique band for the times. Even for now, although there are a couple bands that try to imitate. This album is a 5 for its stylistic originality. Just a super cool album.

Freddy Mercury is really an iconic frontman. What a great sounding voice and some really great songs on this one.

Hadn't listened to this and there are some genuinely brilliant tracks on here that are instantly some of their best work. Some of the others are just fine, not bad, not good, just fine, and that's what stops it from being 5 stars!

Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To…): 8/10 PW Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon: 7.7/10 MBPW I’m In Love With My Car: 6.4/10 You’re My Best Friend: 7.6/10 MBPW ‘39: 6.5/10 Sweet Lady: 7.7/10 MBPW Seaside Rendezvous: 7.8/10 MBPW (extremely whimsy song) The Prophet’s Songs: 7.8/10 MBPW? Love Of My Life: 6.7/10 Good Company: 7.5/10 MBPW Bohemian Rhapsody: 10/10 Always A Classic God Save The Queen: 6/10

There are people I love who get a lot of pleasure from listening to Queen, so I am grateful for that, but personally I don't even like most of the singles. As for the filler on this... the car song, the seaside song and the prophet song do at least provide a wide variety of different kinds of trash. Remarkably, the ukelele song isn't even the worst. I didn't mind Brian May's '39' but I can't quite push beyond a 'didn't mind'. Then there is the Behemoth Rhapsody. I don't always hate it. There are parts of it I quite like, and then it always ends up with the scaramouche fandango stuff and I am back to hating it again. The album ends with 'God Save the Queen', of all things, but nothing can.

Smashing

Queen is a funny band in that everyone knows many many songs, but how many people have actually listened to their albums? To be quite fair most of them are pretty mediocre, but A Night at the Opera is one that's actually worth it. It's very theatrical and maximalist with some pretty over the top vocals performances and massive musical arrangements - like you could expect from Queen. I will say it does get a bit much at parts, the interlude-like songs are kinda filler and some of the longer songs suffer a bit from that. But there is a lot of greatness here. The opener is a multi phased prog banger with amazing guitar passages all over it. I'm in Love With my Car is just a fun song and You're My Best Friend is one of their cutest tracks. Love of my Life has fire piano backing instrumentation and is a very lovely ballad overall and then of course there is Bohemian Rhapsody - I don't think I need to add anything about that. But unfortunately even on one of Queen's best albums there is still some duds. Sweet Lady is pretty much just a piece of boomer rock, Sweet Randezvous and Good Company are a bit sickeningly dramatic and The Prophet Song is not really one of their best prog tracks, at some point in the song they try to include this experimental passage and it comes off as a bit annoying. I have a hard time rating this, technically feel like it deserves 4 stars but I rarely listen to it and it's just a bit too inconsistent.

What a brilliant album. Not a single bad one in there.

Großartig! Zwischen Genialität und Größenwahn!

An absolute classic album. One of the best of all time. 39 has to be my fav off this one.

This was an easy 5. It's been probably a decade since I've listened to the album in its entirety but it's just as great as I remember.

Great album, a fun listen. Favorite songs: Death On Two Legs, Sweet Lady, Bohemian Rhapsody

Timeless and for the generations.

A really remarkable album, it’s hard not to appreciate the impact

"Bohemian Rhapsody" is the greatest song in western popular music. Go watch the video of the entire crowd singing it (and doing all the harmonies) before a Green Day concert.

Two Queen albums in the same week? Hello algorithm?!?!? Ok, let’s see what the A Night At The Opera brings us apart from “You’re My Best Friend” and “Bohemian Rhapsody” which I know so well.

Very much hit and miss. Feels like an prog rock album and a throw away one mashed together. However two or three of the songs push it to a four

Better than the last Queen album, still not my thing. I'm not saying it's bad, it's just not for me.

Some good songs. Freddie's vocals are so impressive, as is the guitar tones and bass in places. Mainly just a kind of annoying album tbh. Not something I'd listen to out of choice.

I've seem people choosing Love of My Life as a wedding song, which is insane. This one is sad as fuck. I love Queen but I cannot listen to Bohemian Rahpsody without thinking of that Glee scene HAHAHAH please don't kill me

Great! After more than 50 years, this still remains as one of the greatest albuns of all time. There's no much else to say. 5 stars

Brent really, really loves this album and was excited to listen with me. He sung and bopped along. What a fun way to spend an evening together. I felt it started great and ended great, but was a bit of a lull in the middle. Favorite Songs: Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon - I love the sound effects, the pick-me-up pace of the guitar as well, and the lyrics are a joy. You’re My Best Friend - This makes me feel like I’m in a 2000 romcom opening sequence, getting ready. Such a happy song. ‘39 - I like the storytelling element of this song. Bohemian Rhapsody - I think everyone knows this one at this point. What a range of a song.

I do love queen.

Repeat

It's Queen.

Mostly what I've come to expect from Queen. I don't even like the hits on here. Few songs make my skin crawl like You're My Best Friend, and I've never understood the appeal of Bohemian Rhapsody. I just don't go in for this overly theatrical crap.

Mijn hemel wat staan er verschrikkelijk cringey zaadnummers op dit album zeg. Maaaaaar tegelijkertijd ook all time bangers, levelt mooi uit rond een 2.5-3 sterren.

Eerste keer in hoe lang dat ik niet op oud & nieuw Bohemian Rhapsody heb gehoord. Was alright, paar geweldige singles en wat meer fluff

Queen is wel oke, een paar nummers waren wel een beetje irritant 2,5

Ja, Bohemian Rhapsody is een meme maar dit album is zo, zo tof. Het is theatraal, grappig, divers. Makkelijk het beste Queen album. Mooie is dat een track als BR de rest niet eens overschaduwt: Death on Two Legs, You're My Best Friend, ' 39, Love of My Life, allemaal knallers.

More rocking that operatic. Sorta. A classic.

I feel like I have a complicated relationship with Queen. I liked them quite a bit when I was young but I've been of two minds on their "campiness" as I've gotten older. A Night At The Opera has the best and worst of that in some ways. Death on Two Legs is both very cool but also kinda embarrassing to listen to, not sure I can articulate why. Obviously Bohemian Rhapsody is the pinnacle of this dichotomy (I'm sorry I used that word): it's terribly corny but also rocks really hard. The Prophet Song is not good. This is a rambling review but there is just this niggling theater kid energy on this record that I don't like HOWEVER ... News of the World doesn't really feel like that to me so don't discount me as a Queen hater. I'm still giving it a 4!!

Gay ass music! Cool to hear bohemian rhapsody in context. Some songs too gay even for me

discazo, clasico. 10 de 10 alwaus

Listening Notes Just a ripper of an opener Much more eclectic than I thought How did I not know that these dudes are basically prog rock nerds... Standout Tracks "Death on Two Legs", "You're My Best Friend", "'39", "The Prophet's Song", "Bohemian Rhapsody" First time? Surprisingly, yes Will it go into your rotation? Forget the greatest hits comps, the full albums are where the goods are

With this album, having such an outside legacy, I really wanted to love it, but unfortunately, I just can’t. It has no clear direction, it’s half show tune, half hard rock, and sometimes both of those mixed into the same song. It sucks, I can’t sugarcoat it in anyway, the only reason it gets two stars is because of a handful of songs that are decent Amongst all of the crap on this album.

Wonderful

the highs are extremely high, the lows incredibly low. you're my best friends gets it up out of 3 star territory

A Night At The Opera is like sitting through a glorious, over the top variety show that refuses to sit still. One moment I’m headbanging to the biting, vengeful energy of "Death On Two Legs", and the next, I’m whisked away into the whimsical music hall charm of "Seaside Rendezvous" or the twinkling space folk of "'39". The production is absolutely meticulous, a dense, layered masterpiece where the studio itself feels like a fifth band member. While "Bohemian Rhapsody" is the undeniable crown jewel that anchors the experience, the album's true strength lies in its fearless genre hopping, from hard rock and prog to ragtime and opera and everything in between.

Queen's music is always good, instrument/als are such bangers, I could listen to them alone. Lazing around on a Sunday Afternoon is short and sweet Obviously Bohemian Rhapsody is the highlight of the album (surrounded by some filler songs) but the Album is pretty good overall 3.5

Amazing album … queen cannot fail

Queen are still not my cup of tea at all, but this was better than their previous appearance on the list. It hangs together surprisingly well for an album with such a mix of styles, it has a sense of humour which felt sadly lacking in the previous effort, and there are no ogres this time. An extra star just for Bohemian Rhapsody.

I've always found Prince a bit corny tbh

Liked.

6/10

Here we go! Looking at the tracklist, lots I didn’t recognize, and makes sense. Few non-traditional non-radio songs in here, quite a diverse offering. Epic intro with some smooth transitions making it feel like a rock opera, You’re My Best Friend highlights the opening half. Sweet Lady was a pleasant surprise, heavier, 3/4 time with some buildup points and speedy parts. Seaside Rendezvous felt very queen, very theatrical, silly, colourful and bouncy. Prophet’s Song - cool, still very theatrical/musical, but a darker scene and conflict. Middle echoey call/return bit was a bit offputting, but enjoyed the ending. Love of my Life - enjoyed it even more in the context of the album, beautiful song, my pick of the lot. Good Company - cool sounds, ukelele, guitar, SpongeBob intro song vibes, surprising fun find. We all know what happens next, what more needs to be said? Can’t not put this as the best. 3.5/5

I don't know why I didn't think I'd enjoy this one, but I was surprised at how much I liked it. For some reason I think I expected it to be 11 slightly different versions of Bohemian Rhapsody (which doesn't make sense since I've definitely heard other Queen songs) but it really felt like a much more varied and balanced album. 4.4 stars, definitely fucks.

Bohemian Rhapsody is one of the greatest songs of all time. However, the tracks surrounding the big hitters on this album are quite forgettable. Just shy of a 5.

Pre-listen: Dreading it - not massive on Queen aside from the classics! Post-listen: Some really beautiful moments, some gorgeous vocals from Freddie and delicate intricate melodic moments from Brian May. Some real madcap weird musical stuff on there, but of to-ing and fro-ing between the good the bad and the ugly! But realistically shows every facet of the band. Enjoyed, some tracks endeared me more than the jauntier ones.

with this album, you can clearly tell where queen crossed the bridge to reach their full potential. thank you queen for taking such a risk and taking us listeners on a JOURNEY favorites: you're my best friend; the prophet song; bohemian rhapsody

I grew up on Queen's Greatest Hits, so I thought I really liked them. And maybe I still do, but not with this album. Two great songs, a few good ones, and a lot of indulgent filler.

MAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAA OOoOoooOoOoo

The hits are obviously timeless and the band will forever resonate through history, but sounds like Seaside (who has time vaudeville, it's a bit aggravating for my taste) and a song about loving a car. Pretty decent, but like Alan Partridge I'll stick to the best of.

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just so good

8/10 Best songs: You're My Best Friend, The Prophet's Song, Bohemian Rhapsody A boundary-pushing, extraordinarily creative album. In some ways I don't quite understand how Bohemian Rhapsody came from this album, in some ways I do (it's even more out there than the rest of the album). I really appreciate all the peaks and valleys - this album never gets mired in the same sound. There are a couple reasons the album misses out on a perfect score. First, the songs leading up to Bohemian Rhapsody are either reheating its nachos (Love of My Life) or just really dull (Good Company). Second, something just doesn't quite click... There's a lack of emotion, maybe? I'm not sure. The album is an almost-but-not-quite kind of situation.

I get the cultural significance and why this album was included on here but I've just never been a fan of Queen. They're very talented but not my thing.

An excellent album.

Iconic

Couldn't stomach most of this album. Freddy Mercury's falsetto is so grating. Gave it a 2 only because of Bohemian Rhapsody, You're My Best Friend, and '39, otherwise it's pretty intolerable. I literally do not understand the hype around Queen. (2)

From Merriam-Webster Dictionary. 'Singles-Band' Noun 1. Musical artist that somehow is able to write memorable, crowd-pleasing mega hits, but at the same time completely unable to write as much as a second of music that comes even close to any measure of quality. 2. See UK-rock band Queen.

This was filler plus Bohemian rhapsody, and some of that filler was shockingly bad, ‘39 I’m looking at you.

Queen should have died with Freddie. In 2026 they must have been the weird zombie version of themselves longer than the proper version and yet are so far from relevant it's actually kind of impressive. No new music of any impact, a rubbish film and Brian May occasionally popping up to bore some royals on a balcony. Give it up lads

Ok so I listened to this one like two weeks ago and it is FANTASTIC it's at least a four. DEATH ON TWO LAAAAYGS! God damn like such a cool album. I can't believe I didn't hear any of these deeper cuts when I was really into Queen when I was like 6. Well, actually yes I can believe it. My mom really liked their greatest hits albums. But the OTHER stuff thats nOT on those albums blows me the fuck away! I love theatrical rock music. It is SO my style. This album lays the blueprint, if Bowie hadn't already, (and as a huge bowie fan, he kind of hadn't)!

Bangs but not most

La mitad son qué carajo y la otra temones Bohemian rhapsody en el medio de calle corrientes es una experiencia 10/10

Clasico y me vi la peli asi que 5/5 por la historia

At their best, Queen is bombastic, operatic and awesome. There are plenty of songs on this album that fit that mold. When they veer outside those guardrails, which they do a few times, things get pretty grim pretty fast.

4⭐️/5 01.19.2026

Tea boots down queen

bueno, a classic, tops; death in two legs, the prophets song, obviously bohemian rhapsody

own

Loved it

Classic love bohemian rapsoda Love love love

Wow they really dipping their foot in every genre😂. I already had the banger Bohemian Rapsody saved, but now I saved Love of My Life. It was a decent album

Mix3d

Not my favirite and I love Queen. A combo of top notch and bottom notch songs

Classic, love it, the guitar is amazing

You could hang this in the Louvre

This is a fairly entertaining romp

I love this album so so much. Queen in general. But the production... All instrumental parts are so good, the vocal harmonies are beautiful, and every song is special in its own way. This album speaks to my soul and me. It shows why music is truly a form of art. Freddie Mercury's voice is out of this world, and Brian May's guitar parts are just surreal. Love of my life.

Queen is not my favourite band but this album was better than I expected.

Fuck yeah. So unique, so awesome, so full of life. One of the best

A Night at the Opera felt like a high-wire act of musical ambition. What makes this record truly special for me is that I loved watching the performances as much as I enjoyed listening to them. The studio production is of course legendary for its "wall of sound" layers, seeing these songs come to life on stage adds an entirely different dimension. A huge part of that pull is, of course, Freddie Mercury. He has an electric vibe unlike most others in rock history; hell, any musical history. Favorite songs - Bohemian Rhapsody The Prophet’s Song You’re My Best Friend Love of My Life Rating 1-5 ~ 4

Album that has bohemian rapshody.

он того стоит. не зря дал второй шанс

10/10 it’s Queen!!!! I only really ever listened to the greatest hits double album so there were quite a few songs I hadn’t heard before!

10/10 MILQ

Una obra maestra sin duda. "You call me sweet like I'm some kind of cheese" es una línea bastante incomprendida.

it had some unique parts but overall pretty boring. it's really hard for me to like Queen's music very much. it's just so white

So, apparently I don't really know Queen that well. I hadn't heard all but 2 of these songs. This album was fine. The superhits are clearly very strong but otherwise I could take it or leave it.

Tracks I've heard before: Bohemian Rhapsody Death On Two Legs You're My Best Friend Love Of My Life In no particular order: Top 3: You're My Best Friend Sweet Lady Bohemian Rhapsody Bottom 3: Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon Seaside Rendezvous God Save The Queen

My college roommate owned this album and maybe Jazz (is that a Queen album?) and I may have listened to it in full once before. I am not the biggest fan of Queen. I appreciate them and what they did for rock and music as a whole. That Live Aid deal was rad. Outside of the singles of this album that I have heard plenty of times before, not much else piqued my interest. Some great tunes, just not for me.

Disappointingly boring icl… Maybe it’s because I had it on as background noise but wow. Bohemian Rhapsody still 20/10 though and forever will be!!!!!

Ihan hauska ja monipuolinen levy, bohemian rhapsody jotenkin edelleen olisi ihan pähkähullu ja hieno kappale tehdä. Ehkä Rosalían kappale Berghein on vähän samanlainen :)

#240/1001. This is probably the first complete Queen album I listen to voluntarily. Not that I would hate them - I just haven't thought about any good reason why I should have. For sure I cannot but give 5 to an album which not only has Bohemian Rhapsody, but manages to put it on the record just as any one song or there - previously I thought it would stand out like a canary in a black metal concert, but no, here it makes sense. Which also reveals a great side of Queen: the songs which do not play on the radio. But after listening to this, even after givong 5 stars, I don't know any good reason to listen this or some other Queen album again willingly - except that I am sure more of them will appear to be reviewed. Until then, Bismillah.

yas

I was about 17 when I first heard this and I wasn't a fan at all. Given my age I was more into the hard rock of the time. As the years passed I became more accepting of Queen. This one deserves props for its longevity and worldwide appeal.

It's tempting to bump this to a 5 for Bohemian Rhapsody alone, but I find the rest of the album is just solid, not extraordinary.

Enjoyable but not a repeat listen for me

- Positives: They’re proficient musicians, all of them. The production is very good (though bloated instrumentation). - Now that’s out of the way, lol… I’ve never liked Queen because of the jokiness/lack of authenticity in the songs. ’39 took me by surprise because it didn’t feel camp like I had expected. That said, what was with that awful flat vocal harmony - you have Freddie Mercury in your band, so there is no excuse for out of tune vocals. Also, why is the double bass so forward in the mix? - The rest of the album is more of what I expected - like it’s a soundtrack to a camp movie, which is fun for a camp movie/cabaret, but not what I’m looking for in music to just listen to. The lyrics just annoy me - “I’m in love with my car”, like, come on. I agree with the person who said it’s like theatre kids trying to do rock. - I hate Seaside Rendezvous & The Prophet’s Song is torture. - Bohemian Rhapsody and You’re My Best Friend are definitely the standouts. - Not happy they broke the SA apartheid boycott to tour because they weren’t “political” and just wanted to spread fun music. It’s exactly what their music says to me - we don’t actually have anything to say, we just want to be a joke/theatrical.

If you like Queen, you'll like this album. If you only like the hits you've got quite a long listen before you get to the one hit on this album.

From driving rock, to acoustic stomp and clap, to “opera”. Queen is just Queen. Much of Queen is too glam and dramatic for my taste. Mercury’s voice is unique and ridiculously good… Although is it me or is there a bit of channeling Robert Plant in spots ( In Love With My Car) and then “Lazing…” totally channels some Beatles before breaking into the signature Brian May guitar. Then You’re My Best friend is cheese and Broadway. Do not like that schlock. On to ‘39 with its acoustic flavor with a stomp and clap kicking in, and then like Woody Guthrie. But then the little opera interlude. Queen. Haha! Like this one until the opera crap bars. Sweet Lady sucks. Seaside Rendezvous is quintessential Queen. And not for me. Man, this record is all over the place. Back half of the record goes pure theatrically opera. Is it genius or unfocused experimentation that doesn’t do anything original and just tries or to copy lots of other styles with a dramatic flare and backing vocals added? Probably somewhere in the middle. But Bohemian Rhapsody is an undeniable all-timer. I mean on the strength of Bohemian Rhapsody alone, this album has to get at least a 4 (even though I really don’t personally like this at all).

The single hits really carried this album, but I prefer their later stuff.

I’m really sad I didn’t enjoy my time with this, I always thought I’d enjoy Queen. But the songs that are “good” I just truly never need to hear again. It also lessened my appreciation for Bohemian Rhapsody as this lighting in a bottle track, they were trying so hard in every track to make a Bohemian Rhapsody. Idk man, bummed me out.

Skipped the singles, liked it fine

I had a long review, then got pulled into meetings and it disappeared. I love this album. It has all time classics (you’re my best friend and bohemian rhapsody) deep cut bangers (death on two legs and prophets song) classic 80s rock songs (I’m in love with my car and 39) and some great bridge songs/fades in and out from one song to the next. You only ever hear about Freddie mercury, but damn do the guitars shred on this album. Will get you in a good mood. A great album that I will listen to again and I suggest you do too. 4 stars.

Got better with each song

First four songs good. Rest: mostly bad. Bohemian rhapsody? More like Barfemian rhapsody. Yeah, I said it.

6/10 Bohemian Rhapsody is a behemoth. But the rest is tedious, with a couple of exceptions. Outside their singles, Queen have to be one of the most overrated bands.

Top track: You're My Best Friend

Legendary album. Generational talents, bangers and influence. Aside from having all of Queen's hits on one album it's amazing. Some songs get a little frumpy, probably riding the Paul McCartney wave of boppy songs with Beatles/Wings. I think "Bohemian Rhapsody" is the greatest song of all time for what it's worth. Never seen Queen but played the hell out of them on Guitar Hero haha.

It's Queen so it has its moments but man are they annoying sometimes. Just can't get out of their own way to make a complete album I can stand listening to. - Oh boy Queen... Expect to be screamed at for an hour - Fun intro riff, decent start. Distinctly Queen though, that's for sure - That went downhill fast. Fast tracking to 3 stars. Wish I understood Queen - Some good power rock in 'Sweet Lady' - 'The Prophet's Song' is fun too... but why is it 8 minutes? Oh that's why. Super annoying. Condemned this album to 3 stars

Epic. Absolutely immaculate.

above average i guess

I was pleasantly surprised by this album. I naively had not listened to much Queen besides the really popular ones but I actually really like their style and the lyrics are interesting. Saved the album after the second listen so that is always a good sign. Think it is one I will come back to for sure.

classic-classic rock

Quite simply one of thr best albums committed to vinyl, absolutely all thriller, no filler!

Kind of a surprise to hear so much more Music Hall (granny music) than I remembered. Fun listen overall, a few great tracks and a stage musical waiting to be put together.

Classic.

Queen is awesome on many levels. No one in the pop universe is more creative or theatrical. Bohemian Rhapsody is one of Pops greatest achievements. My Best Friend— great song. And the band’s talent level is off the charts. Still, I wouldn’t play this album on repeat; I need to be in a certain mood for that match theatricality. It’s a 4. RIP Freddie!

Never been a Queen fan, and will not be. Ya it has Bohemian Rhapsody on it, but I just don't love them at all. People do, just not me. It's obviously not a terrible album or they wouldn't be rock icons. I just don't care for them.

An album with multiple near 10's (Bohemian Rhapsody a 10)

Segundo disco de Queen que me toca en esto. Nunca me entra bien tío. Es como que hay otros clásicos que al ver que tocan me ilusiono, o digo oh al fin me puedo escuchar este clásico o whatever. Pero no sé que pasa con Queen. Me lo jodieron a base de quemarlo con la peli hace unos años o yo que sé. De chaval me gustaban mucho algunos temas rollo Innuendo o así. Ahora me raya y no soy capaz de meterme en el rollo. En fin. No es un mal disco. Está guay. Bohemian Rhapsody y la movida. Me encantó escucharme You’re My Best Friend, eso sí que sí. Temazo y precioso y pensando en mi bestie. No sé que me pasa con Queen.

Masterpiece!

Admittedly, a good album

havent even started it but i'm not a fan of queen so yikes fuck bohemian rhapsody is on this help really thought my least favorite would be bo rhap but seaside rendezvous is a strong competitor oh wow the prophet's song is also upsetting my brain. im just thinking of those singing bubbles from shark boy and lava girl shoutout to my phone for glitching 10 seconds into bo rhap and skipping it<3 most tolerable song: god save the queen

Absolutely bonkers, but in a good way. You just never know what to expect next, but it all comes together pretty well. And Bohemian Rhapsody is a stone cold classic

Classic again DUH. More variety than I thought , with intrinstic lyrics and harmonies by all members

“Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?” I feel incredibly grateful to be given an excuse to revisit this album. I can’t think of a set of songs that take me back to my childhood so readily as these. Brian May’s playing here was a huge factor in compelling me to learn the guitar and I don’t have the superlatives for Freddie Mercury. Roger Taylor and John Deacon are both more than pulling their weight. They are wonderful at their instruments and offering strong vocal performances. They are also both flexing their songwriting muscles on “I’m In Love With My Car” and “You’re My Best Friend” respectively. The songs all flow beautifully into each other and given how familiar I am with the album I can feel each song before it has started. I have always loved the transition from “The Prophet’s Song” into “Love Of My Life” and it is a prime example of this. “A Night At The Opera” has its cheesier moments courtesy of “Seaside Rendezvous”, “Good Company”, and “Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon” but if you buy into the over the top campiness you find yourself tuning into the musicality that underpins them. “Bohemian Rhapsody” needs no introduction. I have never met anyone who doesn’t know the words. Its popularity almost serves to distract from how brilliant a song it is and how much it deserves its reputation. I am massively biased in favour of this album and I make no apologies for that. I grew up with these songs and they formed the basis for my love of music as an adult. That being said I truly believe that this record is essential listening for any music fan.

Oddly enough, I've never listened to this classic album before. It's definitely an album you have to hear.

Fun and jolly but unfortunately too whimsy at times for me

Bohemian Rhapsody

Ughh it’s okay I think I’m a republican.

I think we can all agree a Wayne’s World gif is all that’s really required for a review of this.

It was okay, not a huge fan.

This album really stands as a testament to how having a handful of iconic tracks is often far more important than having consistent quality, or "no skips" as it were. Some of the highest highs and lowest lows exist on this album directly next to each other but it doesn't matter because we remember how transcendental Bohemian Rhapsody and The Prophet's Song are and forget that I'm In Love With My Car exists.

Love

A classic. The songs blend together so well, and there's so many more beautiful harmonies on there then just the known, Love of my life and Bohemian Rhapsody. Loved it!

Queen

My favourite song was I’m in love with my car. The transitions between songs were clean. Very good

Better than I expected pretty good album.

not my vibe but i understand the popularity

The great moments on here were balanced out by those that were overly theatrical and kind of annoying in my opinion. Definitely overrated but not bad by any means.

Excellent album! Incredible sound, so new and operatic. Love it!

Of course this is a great album

Bold and the complete package

I liked but not much of my vibe

Musical Theater garbage

Can't believe I've never listened to this all the way through. Some old faves and new discoveries!

I just discovered that the queen had a diverse genre of music and through this album I just found out that they sing country song. For the first listen, it was okay but thinking back then it would have been such a phenomenal album without any edits or autotune and I am obsessed with their harmonization. My favourite song of the album was the prophet song which had a seamless transition with the love of my life.

Freddy is the BEST part. Very all in, melodic rock, sound a bit out of date though

Interesting album that’s just the right length. It’s my first time listening to several of the tracks and I thought most were good despite not being sure about the Rock Opera format.

This is such an eclectic album and Queen know exactly what they're doing. Every song feels upbeat and anthemic in its own right - a really enjoyable listen.

slaps

Pure excellence! “I’m in Love with My Car” is one of my favorite songs of theirs. The guitar work and tone is face melting! Gimme more!

amazing wonderful great I love freddie mercury

I like this Album 👀👀

Surprisingly, I found this album somewhat entertaining. The first few seconds made me think I had put on the wrong album. The playfulness and variation kept me interested. It borders on pretentiousness on occasion but overall, not being a Queen fan, I kinda liked it in places. A good album to sample with some 'Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite' moments.

Εύκολο στο ακουσμα , χωρις να βαρεθω , μαρεσει το 70's British tone που εχει αν και ισως λιγο πιο χαρουμενο απο το γενικο μου γουστο

Classic. Makes me think of my dad :,-)

Meh - not for me !

Yayyyy queen!!

I mean it’s alright.

yes.

yay queen! first time i’ve listened an entire queen album! 4.5/5

I forgot what the album was called and said “this is like a rock opera” very thematic. Death On Two Legs Bohemian Rhapsody (obvi)

Queen simply at its best.

woaaaaahhh

3.5/5

Im definitely biased bc i really love queen so I saved 10/13 songs, 4/5 Freddie Mercury crowns 👑

Freddy Mercury is undeniably an all time talent. So many different voices and even characters in his performance. The record shines when he is the focus and has space to perform. The record as whole though, honestly, isn’t quite as cohesive as I remember. There are multiple points where it feels like they are just doing things because they wanted to mess around with the studio space instead of it actually serving the record or songs. Brian May’s multi-tracked harmony guitar becomes tiresome after a whole record. Love of my Life is a treasure. I weirdly loved ‘39. Bohemian Rhapsody is always a treat. Still an all-time classic record, but I do think it sounds dated in spots. 4/5.

Has two great songs. The others, despite great musicianship, aren’t that great to listen to. Not an album I would pull off the shelf, despite the mastery of Bohemian Rhapsody and You’re my Best Friend

A sound reminiscent of a Monty Python, or Mr Show, episode.

Bonkers. Actually a bit annoying in parts but then also bohemian rhapsody

🙂

i can def see the appeal. i recognized a couple tracks in there

good album! overall rating: 3.5/5 favourite tracks: death on two legs, love of my life, bohemian rhapsody least favourite song: good company

Very good record. Not a huge Queen fan but this listen was a lot of fun. Lots of diverse music genres in here. Loved track 3 - I’m just not a huge Freddie vocals guy. Rhapsody is another clear standout (obviously)

One excellent song, a bunch of shit

Classic

This album was very entertaining, I love all the different instruments and unique beats. I also love how every song is like a story that captures so many different emotions. I have never listened to an album like this before. I would definitely listen to this album again, maybe when I’m cleaning or singing in the car alone. My favorite songs were You’re My Best Friend, ‘39, Love of my Life, and Bohemian Rhapsody.

Awesome album. Got some classics with some great deep cuts. Candidly, Queen isn’t a band I typically seek out to listen to, but they’re clearly amazing.

An smorgasbord of an album with a wide variety of different styles. I tend to like these sort of things assuming the quality's good, and for the most part, it is. "Death On Two Legs," is one of the most extreme "fuck you" tracks written outside of hip-hop and the most incendiary thing Queen ever performed (so incendiary, in fact, they had qualms about releasing and performing it). The anger and aggression are cathartic, the guitar shreds, it's great. There are the smattering of throwback style songs ("Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon," "Seaside Rendezvous," "Good Company") that work to varying degrees, two shmaltzy but heartfelt and well performed love letters ("You're My Best Friend," "Love Of My Life"), one hilarious Roger Taylor penned track that is entirely explained in the title ("I'm In Love With My Car"), an enjoyable folk-rock ode to space travel from Brian May ("39") and of course there's "Bohemian Rhapsody," still grandiose and epic and still worthy of it's ambition, fifty years on. Not everything works. "The Prophet's Song" (Queen's second-longest song that they would ever record) is very ambitious but falls flat. "Sweet Lady" is a rocker that is just too screechy for my tastes. But for the most part, the songs are very enjoyable and the contrast in styles makes for a varied and interesting listen. This just makes it to the five-star level for me based on two songs I really love, "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Death On Two Legs" and enough quality down the rest of the lineup. I think the songs here are more enjoyable to listen to together than piecemeal. It's an album that's more than the sum of it's parts.

Brian May is the shit

Only 1 good song on this album which is why it gets 3 stars. Never realized how boring the rest of this album was until now.

love this album, grew up listening to queen :)

Loml and BH are always 10/10 a few surprises- prophets song, lazy on a Sunday afternoon is enjoyable I’m in love with my car 1/10 how was this going to be the single!!?? Death on two legs was shocking, who is this about??

Truly the Queen—and the king—of camp rock. This album feels pretty essential. What a vibe. Bold, theatrical, over-the-top in the best way… honestly, one of a kind. Magnifico!

Great listen

7.5/10

Pretty good start to the albums, liked ‘39

7/10 good but not really my thing

v energetic, v fun, im in love with my car sucks shit. like seaside rondevouz and obv boh rap is 10/10. SOLID 4

“you’re a sewer rat decaying in a cess pool of pride” — great line Bohemian rhapsody 100/10 no notes spectacular give me 10 of them You’re my best friend is so nostalgic love it Seaside Rendezvous? So fun The repetitiveness in the prophet’s song annoyed the hell out of me Overall, a few notable songs that I will listen to again. But don’t care to listen to the full album again.

Ya know what, I don't even mind the car song. It's silly but it has some sweet guitar work. Several all-timers on this and I've had a great time listening to the rest. Brian May's guitar sound is unique and he's a fantastic player. I'm not sure if I've heard his lead vocals before but his lead is pretty nice on '39. Obviously Freddie Mercury is Freddie Mercury. Deacon and Taylor hold it down nicely. Great album!

Taaaaaaaaaaaaaak ✨

It's really strong, full of emotion and interesting nuggets that are kinda specific to their sound. I just think, with so many risks, some are bound to not pay off as well as others but it is mature and great

10000/10, LOVE this album

Sort of an underwhelming start but picks up with Love of My Life and of course Bohemian Rhapsody

this time around I didn’t do the usual frown after I pressed generate album. finally some fun. iconic album, love it from start-to-finish Prophet’s Song gets flack but brilliant demo of prog rock imo

Amazing album, surprised at how many different genres it includes.

I enjoyed listening at A Night At The Opera. As always I like listening to the voice of Freddy Mercury and again the texts truly resonate with me. Special shutout to I’m In Love With My Car and Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon.

It’s Queen baby, let’s get it Weirdly I don’t have a lot to say about this album. It’s Queen, it’s good, bohemian rhapsody in particular is a classic. But it isn’t sticking with me like a couple others on the list so far have

Ég er ekki að segja að öll lögin séu 5 stjörnu. En platan er með það mörg 5 stjörnu lög að ég get horft fram hjá slysunum frá Taylor og May.

What an amazing album with some of my most favourite songs. Queen never fail to amaze

Positives: The harmonies are eargasm material. Freddie Mercury sounds amazing as always. John Deacon is a very unique and inspired bassist who I always love hearing in the mix. The trademark Queen guitar sound is enjoyable. There are a couple very standout songs on the album (especially that one). Negatives: Overly theatrical for my taste. I won't ever understand why the other band members got so much space to sing on their records when Freddie Mercury(!!) is in their band. Also way too many jokey or music hall-ish songs for a band that, at their core, sound best when they go heavier. Overall an enjoyable and fun listening experience that doesn't suit my personal ideas for what an album should be, but definitely has merit, especially in some individual songs. Best songs: You're My Best Friend, Bohemian Rhapsody Worst songs: I'm in Love With My Car, The Prophet's Song

Amazing, theatrical, dramatic, sad!!! This album surprised me in how easily I connected with my imagination, picturing characters, settings and plots. Loooooved it.

Amazing Queen album!’n

1000/1000!!!!

Everyone is ripping on I’m In Love With My Car, but that song is way better than The Prophet’s Song in my opinion. There are too many songs that are misses here to make this a great album, even though it has the greatest rock song ever written in it.

Classic.

O ponto alto da discografia da banda. Um disco eclético, mas em perder a identidade. Maravilhoso!

The only time the English national anthem sounds good is when it's performed by Red Special.

The generator handing out this for Christmas Eve was certainly blessed

I love "Love Of My Life" and "You're My Best Friend" (:

accecati dall’impossibile perfezione di bohemian rhapsody abbiamo lasciato che la facessero franca con i’m in love with my car. tutto molto goofy.

Liked 9 out of 12 songs. A great album with classics like Love Of My Life and Bohemian Rhapsody but there are other songs that deserve recognition in my opinion. I really liked '39, Sweet Lady and oddly enough The Prophet's Song. Not really a fan of I'm In Love With My Car, even though musically it's fire. Definitely a great album worth a listen

2011 remaster* track 1: death on two legs - the piano at the start locked me the freak in hello - death on two leeeeeeeegs 6/10 track 2: lazing on a sunday afternoon - jolly as hell - an interlude of some sort - not bad but its short 4.2/10 track 3: i'm in love with my car - this'll probably be me when i get a car 4.6/10 track 4: you're my best friend - instantly recognisable - fun and joyous 😛😛 - ouuuuu ur making me live 8/10 track 5: '39 - sounds like da olden days and i like it - i like the high notes in the background 7.5/10 track 6: sweet lady - sweet laydeyyyyeah - incredible riffs - good song but it wouldn't be on my playlist 6.4/10 track 7: seaside rendezvous - sounds like something you would hear in the background of a classical bar - i like the goofy instruments 6.7/10 track 8: the prophet's song - longest track on the album - the effects on the "now i know" parts are extremely cool and worth taking note of. i'll definitely come back to that in the future and do something inspired by that. - i was going to skip this because i was quite tired, but this was 100% worth listening to - this COULD be my favourite song on the album, i dont know yet (edit: it beat bohemian rhapsody by 0.1) 9.7/10 track 9: love of my life - transitioned really nicely with the last song - i rlly like the harps - do i know this song? it probably sounds similar from bohemian rhapsody's intro/verse lead 9/10 track 10: good company - groovy as heck - i love it when songs have a beat change but it isnt a beat change 7.4/10 track 11: bohemian rhapsody - IS THIS THE REAL LIIIFE OR IS THIS FANTASYYYYY - classically classic - everything actually - this is a song every theatre king has sung on the top of their lungs before and i kinda understand it now - genshin impact ruined this song for me 9.6/10 track 12: god save the queen - thought this was gonna be the british anthem and i was correct, but its still a banger - good arrangement - not playlist worthy tho 4.9/10 this album is good at breaking the repetition cycle at the right time. rock royalty. calculated 7/10 because 1 third was below 5, but it deserves an extra 0.5 7.5/10 december 23rd 2025

23/12/25 My first song off this album was Love of My Life, specifically this version: https://youtu.be/WroCDpkI7fg?si=p4mA1NBPZIG5mzuY because a creator on Youtube used that audio in her vlog! Today was my first time actually listening to the album.

GOODDD

Dette albumet er mye mer differensiert og variert enn jeg trodde!!

Good background music

Couple good songs but never been a massive Queen fan

overrateddd

Loved the experimentation with opera and rock. Love how all over the place the album is theme wise. Some songs didn’t stick out to me while some did. Very strong album but not one of my favorites.

got old quick sadly... Loved a few off it though.

Iconique

This is making me want to get into more queen!!

Shit. I gotta be honest, I never liked Queen. That's actually not true, I liked their harder stuff...Stone Cold Crazy, Brighton Rock, Another One Bites The Dust...and yeah, everyone loves Bohemian Rhapsody. I just never liked all the other stuff. The operatic, silly, bombastic, the tender stuff...like, I've always hated You're My Best Friend. And it's not that I think they're bad musicians, far from it. They're all great, it just wasn't for me. You've gotta be at the right place in your life sometimes for music or movies to hit you right and grab a hold of you and for whatever reason the rest of Queen's music never grabbed me. I've tried listening to this before, probably like everyone else after the movie that came out about 10 years ago and Queen/Freddie went through their renaissance. I listened to it once, never wanted to listen to it again. So, I rolled my eyes at this when it came up this morning. And I guess I'm at a different place in my life where this music finally hits. All of a sudden, You're My Best Friend isn't so bad. I'm actually enjoying most of this and I'm on my 2nd spin. Not sure if I can quite give this a 5, but I'm tempted.

10/10 love queen, love this album, especially the diversity of the songs.

p good, queen really got it like that huh

Really enjoyed some of the ones I hadn't heard before - death on two legs!!! Some bangers on here too. Definitely relisten. 5/5

listened while swatching my watercolors:)

Very chaotic and unpredictable album. It mostly works, but there are some moments where it doesn't. There were some parts that I think were to0 quiet and underproduced. Like they thought that it's time in the songs to change something up but didn't come up with what to put there exactly, so it felt that some parts where filler. I still enjoyed the album, though. It's much better than listening to some repetitive pop rock. Not all ideas worked for me, but I'm glad they tried. 7/10

Love.

Freaking freaky- need more solitude to listen fully.

Compared to queen 2 the highs of this were way better, but there is a few songs that underperformed

7 Liked it quite a lot! Am defo a bit of a queen hater they are maybe the all time most overrated band but it’s a pretty good listen

A crazy, silly, brilliant album that perfectly sums up the very peculiar genius of Queen. No one else can mix pop, glam rock, country music and cabaret tunes in one album and get away with it... This mad melting pot of genres and influences is held together by Freddie Mercury's charisma and by talented musicians who effortlessly jump from style to style. To be honest, this is not really my kind of music, in the sense that it's not something I'd spontaneously listen to ; I don't personally vibe with it, but it's hard not to acknowledge the talent and creativity at work here. Bohemian Rhapsody alone is such an epic song that it makes up for the worst filler track of the album (yes, I'm talking about the car song). 7/10

I am not a Queen fan and it's actually the first time I listen to this album, i must admit it's quite good.

This album is a beautiful evolution with the first pieces that really lack personality and the end of the album is really very creative, flamboyant with this mixture of rock, lyricism, opera and innovation that make the instruments participate in the melody. Who could have imagined a god save the queen so melodious while being so rock and modern. Don’t forget the epic tube “bohemian rhapsody” which is the master piece of creativity and melody. On any album, it gives a 5 star despite some really average tracks !

Queen are undeniable. Flamboyant, creative, instantly recognizable. Mercury’s voice, May’s guitar, the choirs : everything sounds like Queen, no matter the style. Not everything works, though. “’39”, with its Take Me Home, Country Roads feel, is weaker, and the album can feel uneven. Still, it’s ambitious, weird, and full of great moments. The guitar harmonies and prog excess are unique, and even after a few listens, it still surprises. You can feel these guys were really deep into their music.

Eclectic, talented, a party.

Objectively a good album, just not fully my genre and taste.

already heard enough to know this is immediately 5 stars but ig i’ll listen!

One of the greatest albums of all time. You're welcome to disagree but if you, you're wrong.

two overplayed hits and a bunch of filler

Normally I am not one for the theatrics of Queen but the highs on this album are so iconically high that I cannot deny how much it rips. Death on two legs: crazy. You're my best friend: adorable. Prophets song: sick. Bohemian Rhapsody: well. of course. 3.5/5, upgraded to a four. (B++)

Probably one of the greatest albums of all time. There is no question about it.

Don’t think I’ve ever listened to the full album but this would be unbelievable for one album with just the hits on it. Some great deeper cuts though - The Prophet’s Song especially is pretty bonkers but brill. Everyone is firing on all cylinders here.

Classic Queen album

I love Queen in general but this specific album didn’t do anything for me. I think it was “The prophet’s Song” I didn’t like it at all..

A mixed bag - some very good songs, and some utter crap. One extra star for Bohemian Rhapsody, minus one for playing Sun City.

The highs are really high here, obviously. It's fun and innovative, and there are cool sonic experiments. But there's also some kind of run-of-the-mill prog rock on this record that can be a little too much. On balance, a very good, not great album.

The Good: We get to go out for the evening! The Bad: We really aren’t that into opera… The Ugly: The look on my face while I am reading comments written by people giving this album a 1* score… This album is the first album I can recall hearing as a human being… must have been 5 or 6, and my mother had received this as a birthday gift… I remember that Bohemian Rhapsody scared me enough not to want to listen to it ever… Then one gets a little older, a little wiser, the taste buds start to form… what a joy of an album! There’s a little of this, a little of that, all great… for me. I could listen to this album weekly till I die and still enjoy it… well, maybe that’s a lie… Monthly shouldn’t be an issue though! 5*

(5) immaculate

Ws een meesterwerk die ik nog wat vaker moet en wil horen

Listening to this album in full proves that "Bohemian Rhapsody" truly was a lightning in the bottle moment for western music. Yeah we've all heard it a million times, but seriously, what an incredible achievement that song is. RIP Freddie. Beyond "Bohemian" and "Best Friend" there's quite a bit of fluff in this thing, which feels emblematic of the direction and feel of most 70s-era progressive rock. But even at the dull low points, Brian May's guitar sounds rather lovely (acoustic and electric) and Freddie is, well, Freddie. And as a drummer myself, I can't help but defend "I'm In Love with My Car" to some degree -- it's one of the songs written of all time! By the drummer! Super cheesy, yes, but sonically it's engaging and fairly interesting (unlike "The Prophet's Song" which really didn't need to be 8+ mins long...) If "Car" was performed by almost any other band of the era, it would likely be one of that band's biggest hits... but alas, it shares the same vinyl as "Bohemian" so we're all just gonna point and laugh.

A good sampling of Queen's abilities. Not as popular as other albums, but this is the album that brough Bohemian Rhapsody to the world, so it's worth a good listen.

My first vinyl and a classic album full of great songs. ‘39 and seaside rendezvous are my favourites! 5 stars for me!! A lot of good variety and a good flow between songs the whole time, ending really strong. Fav song: Bohemian Rhapsody but seaside rendezvous was a close second and a lot of solid other songs

An utterly mad album. Goes from sounding like metal to sounding country to sounding like the soundtrack to a musical. Plus random orchestration, plus deranged lyrics, plus bizarre production. You have to love it.

A few well known tracks on this album, but quite a few I didn't know. Can understand how some of them didn't make the Best Of albums! But good all round production, and what else can you say about the vocalist and musicians!!

Some bangers on here, even the most overplayed song of all time is still quite charming in the context of the full thing

It's Queen! It was a great album.

Classic! Very good.

9/10 It's not the most coherent album. So many musical plot twists the plot sometimes gets lost. However it keeps you interested from beginning to end. The highs are very high, while the lows are still pretty good. Weird, but decent and engaging. There's so much energy and creativity here. (Also I'm not a car enthusiast, but I still think I'm in a love with a car is a banger and surprisingly wholesome) Highlights: Bohemian Rhapsody Death on Two Legs The Prophet's Song I'm in Love with My Car '39 Good Company Seaside Rendezvous Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon

Not huge on Queen Albums - only way to listen is the Greatest Hits

Absoluut afgrijselijk

Tough to describe how much I dislike this band and album.

Feels weird to listen to without a Day at the Races First, but here we are! Highlight this listen: Love of My Life

Can only be described as Queen noise to be totally honest. I like Queen, but find they have a lot of fluff in amongst the singles. This album is mostly fluff.

Definitely operatic. Kind of beautiful but kind of boring also. Maybe I’m used to Queen’s sound so it’s not an impressive or groundbreaking album to me?

Magnificient!

4/10 queen ist valid intro song is geil, bohemian, langweilig divers

Álbum com muitas pedradas, tem umas músicas que eu não gosto tanto, mas tem umas que é full clássico. Very gud.

Absolute masterpiece.

Camp! As much as I liked the campness and songwriting of this album, I am unsure on the composition of it as a whole project. Feels slightly disjointed. This is an album I am unfamiliar with, but did enjoy it. Some tracks I have listened to previously like best friend and bohemian rhapsody, but lots I was unfamiliar with. I really liked hearing non-mainstream tracks.

Interesting to hear a whole Queen record, but not my thing really. Feels overegged across the board. Just dramatics for the sake of it. Feels really private school in a way I can't put my finger on. Wasn't expecting Bo Rap when it came in the running order

I never sat down and really listened to Queen, even though I love everything about them and heard all their hits.

It’s no question why this has stood the test of time.

Surprised about the songs that were not sung by Freddy Mercury. Good the listen beyond the greatest hits. Not so surprised that this album was listed.

Aside from the two or three amazing songs on here, I wasn't impressed with the rest of the album.

i hate Bohemian Rhapsody so much