Pieter Liddle

Love Love Love this album. Got some amazing bangers like Tie Your Mother Down, written by Brian, has an amazing guitar riff and some real heavy songs as well like White Man, about The Europeans taking over America and seriously mistreating the indigenous people. Amazing ballads like The Millionaire Walts, one of my personal favourites and the emotional Téo Torriatte. Just amazing vibes in this album, i think its like the second version of A Night at the Opera in the Title and the style of songs. Although I must say A Day at the Races it a bit more piano orientated. Some people do call this album 'the boring album'. But just ignore that, because this album really is jaw dropping, Queen employed so many genres in this album, Rock, Ballad and even gospel in the massively successful Somebody to love. Definitely one of Queens best works. I really so think anyone can love this album. A+++

I LOVE this album because its basically Queen at its very best. You can see Queen venturing and trying out new genres of music, while still staying with that amazing rock n' roll feel. It includes some of their best pieces like Death on Two Legs, Sweet Lady and I'm in love with my car which is sadly overlooked by the their iconic Bohemian Rhapsody. The album includes a wide range of genres like Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Opera, folk and mostly the widely renowned rock sound. It has so many genres and that is why Queen is so unique and loved. This is my personal favourite Queen album because how experimental and innovative this alum is, merging completely different genres into one amazing piece. A+++ :))

Amazing album, includes some amazing bangers like We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions, absolute rock anthems. As the world went into the punk rock phase in 1976, prog rock bands like Queen fell behind. So Queen embraced this style and produced simpler, punk songs like Shear Heart Attack. The album also includes some brilliant guitar work like It's Late, my Brian, and also explored some new genres like Latin America genre with Who Needs You and a more jazzier feel with My Melancholy Blues. Brilliant Album, definitely some of Queens greatest works.

This is an amazing album, definitely one of Queens most underrated albums. It include some great rockers like Fat Bottomed Girls, If you cant beat 'em and Dead on Time. Its a bit heavier than their other albums, which I do admire. Bicycle Race, a great hit, was inspired by the Tour De France which went past the band while recording in France. I really do recommend this album if you like rock and roll.

The Game album, in my opinion is an amazing album filled featuring brand new amazing sounds of Queen moving into the 80s. It was filled to the brim with amazing hits such as Save me, Crazy little thing called love, Play the Game, Dragon Attack and the legendary Another One Bites the dust. A crazy little thing called love is a song highly influenced with the 50s rock Elvis Presley style and raced up the charts all the way at number 2 in the UK. Other sensations like Another One Bites the Dust explored more into the dance/funk style which Queen aren't really known for, but the people loved it and it was a world wide hit. Later on inspiring their next album Hot Space. Over all this is a really good happy solid rock and roll album. Very diverse. Love it

Overall this is a very happy album. It is queen coming back to their original rock and roll sound after their dance inspired Hot Space album. It includes some amazing tracks like Hammer to fall, I want to break free and its a hard life. My personal favourite from The Works is Radio Ga Ga, for me its very special as it include the best of both 70s and 80s Queen, a real crowd pleaser. The song It's a Hard Life is quite an emotional song written by Fred reflecting on his hard life at that period of time, music really helped him get through it. Got some great rockers, 2 of the songs from The Works are featured in Queens performance at live aid, a performance that will go down in history as one of the greatest performances of all time. Great album, really do recommend you to listen to it, as well as A Night At The Opera and Shear Heart Attack, some other great albums.

This is a very controversial album. After Queen major success in their latest hit Another One Bites the Dust in 1980, they wanted to carry on that kind of style in their next album thinking it would be successful as well. So they went into the disco, funk feel for the album. I wasn't a huge success may i add. But it does include some real rocker like Under Pressure, with David Bowie and put out the fire. But i must admit a couple of the disco songs are pretty good like Back Chat and Dancer. Over all this is not Queen at their best. But they do go back to the rock feel in their next album the Works in 1984, which features Tear it Up, Radio Ga Ga and hammer to fall

Amazing album, full of my fav QUEEN tracks including Headlong, Innuendo and The Show must go on! Love this album because queen kind of started to return back to their hard rock, progressive rock sound in the early 70s, they put their hart and sole into this album. Its also quite emotional as its the last album released before Freddie's death, you can hear his voice thinning but some how he still hits those notes. Its an incredible album, kind of Freddie saying good bye in a way with These are the days of our lives. For sure one of my top 3 fav albums ever. 👏 Love it :))

Love love love this album. Got some real great classics in it. Including Who want to live forever, witch is quite a sad powerful song especially in the context of Freddie dying of aids. Got some real good pop-rock sounds at the start with One Vision, amazing guitar work, and A kind of Magic with an amazing base riff. Real 80s style. Later in the album they to move to more of the heavy metal, hard rock sound with Princes of the Universe and Gimme the Prize! Some real good head bangers. I wouldn't say its a smooth listening experience as its got some really soft songs and some really heavy shouty songs. Over all great album. And may I say, its the last album released before Freddie stopped touring. This album was followed up with the most amazing tour all across Europe, so many people wanted to go that they had to squeeze in a whole nother night at Wembley Stadium. :))

Love this album. Got some real head bangers like I want it all and Was it all worth it. Queen got super creative at this period in their career because they decided to credit the song to the band not an individual. In rust they were able to work together solid and create to real master pieces. For example the title track and scandal. Got some real good hits. You can really feel that 80s rock sound in the album. Solid amazing album. Not my fav queen album though. I'd rate it an 7/10.