QUEEN'S FIRST E.P.

More than a single, less than a full-length album, but still so, a nice memento taken from the period 1974 - 1976, when Queen were gaining momentum, and putting the basis for success and stardom.

1. Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy: Good nifty little music-hall-like piece of sophisticated pop-rock.

2. Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To...): Hard rock with all the angry bitterness suggested by the title. Don't miss the awesome attack of the "backing" vocals on the chorus (the "feel good" part).

3. Tenement Funster: If mini-suites could have under three minutes of running time, this would be one of them. Please, don't let go unnoticed the fantastic vocals by Roger Taylor.

4. White Queen (As It Began): The epic of repressed forbidden passion on a quasi-symphonic setting. Nice touches of acoustic guitar by Brian, also.