Does anyone here like them? I just got A Night At The Opera and love every single song on it, it's simply amazing. What are some other good Queen albums? Do they have any more as good as A Night At The Opera?

I think they're good. Most of the 70's stuff I like, a bit of the 80's. The 90's? Forget it.

Was I Want To Break Free in the 80's?

I believe so.

So what would be another good album aside from A Night At The Opera?

Anything from the 70's.

i downloaded the Stone Cold Classics album, good stuff. but i had to download Under Pressure song, thats a great one. second only to the video of David Bowie and Mick Jagger singing Dancing In The Street, "Lips" vs. "No Lips"

Quoted from somedude210

second only to the video of David Bowie and Mick Jagger singing Dancing In The Street, "Lips" vs. "No Lips"

I've never heard of this. Care to upload it once the Other Artist Bootleg forum gets going?

ya, ill try to find it

Quoted from ma_tt2

Does anyone here like them? I just got A Night At The Opera and love every single song on it, it's simply amazing. What are some other good Queen albums? Do they have any more as good as A Night At The Opera?

Maybe you knew this already, but the first several albums were all named after Marx Brothers movies.

Quoted from juniorsfarm

Maybe you knew this already, but the first several albums were all named after Marx Brothers movies.

I knew that about A Night At The Opera but I didn't knwo they did it for more than one. What were the other albums that were named after Marx Brothers movies?

a day at the races is the other....several?

news of the world???

Quoted from pc31

news of the world???

Yep. And Freddy's Silver Hammer. You know the rest.

How would you guys rank Queens albums? I've heard a bit of the pre-Night at the Opera era and the only song I really like is Killer Queen. Would A day At The Races be a good on to get. I heard they pretty much did the exact same thing as A Night At The Opera on this one.

What I want to know is what's with Paul Rodgers? You can't replace Mick or Dirk or Nasty. Whassssup?

don't musicians love challanges????

I don't think they should have gone on tour with Paul Rodgers. I don't like the idea of some fronting a band with the rest of Queen and this guy singing Freddie's songs.

Quoted from ma_tt2

So what would be another good album aside from A Night At The Opera?

I like Queen very much! Their best album for me it's 'Queen II'. Hard rock, cool guitar hooks, great vocals and melodies. Try it, maybe you'll like it as I do. It is in my 10 ten fav albums of all times. Another good albums from 70s are 'Sheer Heart Attack', 'Jazz'. Also 'The Game', 'The Works'.

See Queen at my site http://discographies.murashev.com/artist.php?artist=25 for discography and album reviews.

I saw Paul Rogers fronting Queen on VH1 the other night and I though he was more than adequate, but then again I like Bad co. He does'nt give the Broadway show tune theatrics that Mercury brought to the band, but still a good performance though. The question that still boggles the mind, is how did one gay guy convince three strait guys to name a band Queen?.......

Quoted from RICKENBACKER325

I saw Paul Rogers fronting Queen on VH1 the other night and I though he was more than adequate, but then again I like Bad co. He does'nt give the Broadway show tune theatrics that Mercury brought to the band, but still a good performance though. The question that still boggles the mind, is how did one gay guy convince three strait guys to name a band Queen?.......

After hearing his voice I bet they said he could call it what he liked!!! lol

I love the Queen, we were just listening to them today! I absolutely adore Under pressure!

I'm a huge Queen fan, got all albums on CD, most of them on LP, some vinyl singles, all official DVD's and over 300 bootlegs.

I would recommend Queen II and A Day At The Races after A Night At The Opera.

One of the best bands ever. Four great song writers in one four-piece band and that's unusual.

Good luck with finding the time to listen to those 300 plus Queen bootlegs!

Quoted from juniorsfarm

What I want to know is what's with Paul Rodgers? You can't replace Mick or Dirk or Nasty. Whassssup?

If it had been George Michael it could have worked.

Quoted from GreenApple

One of the best bands ever. Four great song writers in one four-piece band and that's unusual.

Good luck with finding the time to listen to those 300 plus Queen bootlegs!

Actually I have listened to them them all, I know I have no life

Quoted from ma_tt2

Does anyone here like them? I just got A Night At The Opera and love every single song on it, it's simply amazing. What are some other good Queen albums? Do they have any more as good as A Night At The Opera?

Queen
Queen 11
Sheer Heart Attack

I stop there.

BTW. A Night at the Opera & A Day at the Races are the only albums named after Marx Bros. movies.

Everyone here loves their early years!! My favourite album is the last one!! Innuendo is an amazing album, I love it. "These Are The Days Of Our Lives" is one my favourite songs ever, possibly the second after The Long And Winding Road.

Quoted from Tatterdemalion

I'm a huge Queen fan, got all albums on CD, most of them on LP, some vinyl singles, all official DVD's and over 300 bootlegs.

Queen has 300 bootlegs?????????????????????????????????????????????????? Wow, didn't know that... I'll have to start searching the net....

Well, I like them. On every album there are songs that I like very much and those that I skip. Best song: probably The Miracle, Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy (that's me!), Life Is Real (Song for Lennon), I'm Going Slightly Mad, Seven Seas of Rhye, I Was Born To Love You, Seaside Rendezvous...

Not to mention that Bohemian Rhapsody is a masterpiece and out of any categories...

i love '39 and i love Queen

Never got Queen  

I 'm a fan of All Queen stuff. I mean, how many bands can play , and sing as  well.as all of them do? Not any, really .

Quoted from Andy Smith

Never got Queen  

How sad, I love Queen. I know specially their latest works. 'Innuendo' is one of my favourite albums of all time.

Quoted from wingsman

How sad, I love Queen. I know specially their latest works. 'Innuendo' is one of my favourite albums of all time.

Just not been a fan of them. i understand that they are brilliant in what they
did but never really liked them much.

Night at the Opera
Day at The Races
Sheer Heart Attack (damn it my FAVE!! Killer Queen on here)
(have the rest, but don't like them as much--I hated WE WILL ROCK YOU, which really put me at odds w/ a lot of ppl)

to each their own.

fave queen songs : Bohemian Rhapsody (no sh*t), Death On Two Legs (forgotten GEM), Killer Queen, Love of My Life, Keep Yourself Alive.

Queen are good, but I find their sound to be superficial. Great singer and talented songwriters? Yes.  Yet I feel that the sum is less than its parts.

yeah i agree with comment above they were great but there music never had a warmth or anything really to relate to, they have never had that   thing that makes you wanna get books about them or watch documentary's about them, they made great music but thats were it stopped for me i never felt the need to get to know more about them, like i did with the beatles, the kinks, the smiths ........

Queen is releasing a new album later this year  

Daltrey fronting Queen on "I Want It All" during the Freddie Mercury tribute concert is way better than Paul Rogers fronting them but maybe that's just me.

My views on Queen are well known round these parts. But I'm a big fan of Free, and to a lesser extent Bad Company. I've never heard Paul Rogers sing with Queen - the imagination runs riot at the thought of him singing Bicycle Race, or Body Language - but I can't think that it does his reputation much good. This man has one of the great British blues voices of the last 40 years, has performed with the likes of Paul Kossoff, Mick Ralphs, and Jimmy Page, and ends up on stage with the less than admirable overblown theatrical style of Brian May! Not exactly the pinnacle of one's career.

Quoted from wingsman

Everyone here loves their early years!! My favourite album is the last one!! Innuendo is an amazing album, I love it. "These Are The Days Of Our Lives" is one my favourite songs ever, possibly the second after The Long And Winding Road.

I listened to the Innuendo record yesterday, amazing  

Queen are about to release a new studio album with Paul Rodger's and undertake a world tour .