A NIGHT AT THE OPERA

This album is the Queen's masterpiece. Every track has something special that make you don't get bored with it and is from the Queen's best era (when they were a progressive band). So here is my review track by track:

Death on Two Legs: a typical sound of Queen with a furious lyric. Great track!!

Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon: a short song with an operistic taste. Is not bad.

I'm in Love With My Car: a good rock ballad with Taylor on vocals and an excellent chorus (that is the part of the song that takes my breath away).Good track.

You're My Best Friend: one of the Queen's classic. A good song with a very good vocal perfomance by Freddie.

'39: a song that it sounds like a encampment's song with May on vocals (and he sings very good!!).

Sweet Lady: this is a hard rock song with a stupid chorus I think and a very good solo by May at the end, but still good.

Seaside rendezvous: this song is similar to Lazing on a sunday afternoon. It's a funny romantic song with a good instrumental part I think.

The Prophet's Song: this is the most progressive song on the record. It starts with good work of acoustic guitar and then the vocals enter (and the instruments enter). It's like a medieval song. It has an incredible operistic section in the middle that blows my mind every time I hear it. The Freddie's vocals are really excellent here. And the song goes on with a very good solo by May and finishes with the acoustic guitar. Excellent track!!!!!

Love of My Life: Beautiful!!.This is in my opinion the best ballad of all time. The vocals are excellent again. May plays the harp here. The instrumental part is very good and it's a song that became a favourite on their shows because everybody sing it, everybody knows it. It's another Queen's classic.

Good Company: this is my least favourite track. It's very simple and I don't enjoy it very much. Here we got May on vocals again who plays koto: a very strange instrument I think.

Bohemian Rhapsody: the album's masterpiece!!! Amazing!!!!! Incredible!!!!!! Fantastic!!!!! The best song Queen has ever done, no doubt.

God Save the Queen: the England's hymn orchestrated by May's guitar. A perfect close to a perfect album.

Highly recommended album. The best place to start with Queen.