Behind the Recording of Queen's 'A Night At The Opera'
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2024 2:43 pm
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The 'Black side' (side 2) of Queen 2 is sublime and one of the best ways of spending 15-20 mins ever! Sheer Heart Attack was my first ever 'proper' album got it for my 10th birthday in 1975, I still love it today! If he's enjoying Queen can I recommend the Blu Ray of the 1974 Rainbow concert, fantastic early footage much better than the 1975 Old Grey Whistle Test gig that the Beeb are always showing. Jazz IMHO is quite underrated, not quite up to SHA or Opera due to a couple of filler tunes but there's some killer stuff on there too.Dr wrote:Sat Jan 03, 1970 9:50 pm D'you know, my son's suddenly discovered Queen - on vinyl.
So he's got a bunch of albums, LOVES this one, Day at the Races and News of the World, and is investigating II, SHA and The Game.
Hasn't managed to get Jazz yet.
Osky wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 8:23 pmThe 'Black side' (side 2) of Queen 2 is sublime and one of the best ways of spending 15-20 mins ever! Sheer Heart Attack was my first ever 'proper' album got it for my 10th birthday in 1975, I still love it today! Can I recommend the Blu Ray of the 1974 Rainbow concert, fantastic early footage and much better than the 1975 Old Grey Whistle Test gig that the Beeb are always showing. Jazz IMHO is quite underrated, not quite up to SHA or Opera due to a couple of filler tunes but there's some killer stuff on there too.Dr wrote:Sat Jan 03, 1970 9:50 pm D'you know, my son's suddenly discovered Queen - on vinyl.
So he's got a bunch of albums, LOVES this one, Day at the Races and News of the World, and is investigating II, SHA and The Game.
Hasn't managed to get Jazz yet.