A NIGHT AT THE OPERA

After the excellent "Queen II" and "Sheer Heart Attack", Queen came back with what was perhaps their definitive consolidation album, and which definitively catapulted them to the status of rock stars they deserved.

It is a very varied, playful, and funny album with lofty and precious production values, where we will find some of the group's most emblematic anthems.

It's a shame that some songs that are below the rest (I'm in love with my Car, Good Company) tarnish the final result and prevent it from reaching even higher heights.

In any case, it's definitely an excellent addition to any progressive rock collection.

Best Tracks: You're My Best Fried (beautiful layer of synthesizers for an almost perfect pop song), Sweet Lady (very good composition bordering on hard rock), Prophet's Song (along with Bohemian Rhapsody, the most creative moment of the whole album), Love of My Life (beautiful ballad) and Bohemian Rhapsody.

My Rating: ****