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A night at the opera Queen

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  • "You're my best friend"
  • "You're my best friend"@en
  • "Love of my life"
  • "Love of my life"@en
  • "Sweet lady"
  • "Sweet lady"@en
  • "Death on two legs"
  • "Prophet's song"
  • "Prophet's song"@en
  • "'39"
  • "'39"@en
  • "Seaside rendezvous"
  • "Seaside rendezvous"@en
  • "Bohemian rhapsody"
  • "Bohemian rhapsody"@en
  • "God save the Queen"
  • "God save the Queen"@en
  • "Lazing on a sunday afternoon"
  • "Good company"
  • "Good company"@en
  • "I'm in love with my car"
  • "I'm in love with my car"@en
  • "Death on two legs (Dedicated to-- )"@en
  • "Lazing on a Sunday afternoon"@en

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  • "Opulent und bombastisch, aber auch humorvoll kommt das vierte Queen-Album daher. <<A Night At The Opera>> ist ein schrankenloses Rock-Album, wechselt von hartem Rock (<<Death on Two Legs>>) zu Unvergessliche Songselodieseligem Pop (<<You're My Best Friend>>) und lässt auch die britische Music Hall-Tradition (<<Seaside Rendezvous>>) nicht aus. Und bei <<Good Company>> imitiert Gitarrist Brian May gar eine komplette Jazz-Band. -- Diese kunterbunte und abwechslungsreiche Mixtur bracht der Band den weltweiten Durchbruch. Obwohl das meiste Scheinwerferlicht auf Sänger und Frontmann Freddie Mercury gerichtet war, ist <<A Night At The Opera>> aber ein klares Band-Album. Alle vier Musiker schrieben die elf Songs dieses Meisterwerks. -- <<Bohemian Rhapsody>>, das pièce de résistance des Albums, wurde in der Folge zum bekanntesten und beliebtesten Queen-Stück und mit fast sechs Minuten Dauer zum überraschenden Single-Welt-Hit und Evergreen. (Quelle: http://www.drs.ch/www/de/drs/themen/musik/pop-rock-musik/4968.50-meisterwerke.html, 16.10.2008)."
  • "Using the multi-layered guitars of its predecessor as a foundation, A Night at the Opera encompasses metal ("Death on Two Legs," "Sweet Lady"), pop (the lovely, shimmering "You're My Best Friend"), campy British music hall ("Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon," "Seaside Rendezvous"), and mystical prog rock ("'39," "The Prophet's Song"), eventually bringing it all together on the pseudo-operatic "Bohemian Rhapsody.""
  • "A Night at the Opera is the fourth studio album by British rock group Queen, released in November 1975. Co-produced by Roy Thomas Baker and Queen, it was the most expensive album ever recorded at the time of its release. A commercial success, A Night at the Opera has been voted by the public and cited by music publications as one of Queen's finest works."
  • "Bevat: Death on two legs; Lazing on a sunday afternoon; I'm in love with my car; You're my best friend; 39; Sweet lady; Seaside rendezvous; The prophet's song; Love of my life; Good company; Bohemian rhapsody; God save the queen. EMI CDP 7 4607."
  • "March 2011 sees the re-release of Queens first five albums - one of the most exciting and influential back catalogues of all time. Recorded in the maelstrom of the early 1970's London music scene Queen created a groundbreaking and unique soundtrack that remains globally influential today. Theatrical, imaginative, diverse, melodic and unpredictable they had a sound and a look all of their own. Sitting alongside their contemporaries like Led Zep and David Bowie, Queen set the standard for British rock in the 1970's and became one of the most thrilling, glamorous and downright rock n roll bands of all time, directly influencing a contemporary roll call of artists from Foo Fighters & Axl Rose to Lady Gaga and Katy Perry. These albums have been specially re-mastered and each will be released as a standard CD as well as a deluxe 2 disc set which will feature new bonus content. The first five albums highlight the diverse talent, musical ambition and already global success of a band made up of some of the best songwriters, musicians and performers of all time. 'A Night at The Opera', named after the Marx Bros film, is widely acclaimed as one of the greatest albums of all time. Exceptional on every level, musically, lyrically and artistically, Queen took the strongest elements of their previous two albums to make the ultimate winning combination. The most expensive album ever recorded at that time, it delivered rock, opera, heavy metal, romance, ballads, pop, sci-fi folk, music hall, 'trad jazz' and even the National Anthem. The album contains perhaps the most famous rock song of all time, 'Bohemian Rhapsody' which went on to spend fourteen weeks and number one, be voted Song of the Millennium, become the only song in history to reach Xmas No 1 twice and sell a million copies on two separate occasions. Queen also recorded the first official pop promo for 'Bohemian Rhapsody' as they were on tour and could not appear on Top of The Pops and this video paved the way for MTV and VH1."

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  • "Rock"
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  • "rock, pop (rock)"
  • "Rock music"
  • "Rock music"@en
  • "hard rock (rock)"
  • "rock"
  • "Compact discs"@en
  • "vokal"
  • "Dokumenty dźwiękowe"
  • "Rock/Pop : Rock"@en
  • "Rock, pop (rock)"

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  • "A night at the opera Queen"@en
  • "A Night at the Opera"@en
  • "A Night at the Opera"
  • "A night at the Opera"
  • "A Night at the opera"
  • "Night at the opera"
  • "Night At The Opera"
  • "Night At Opera"
  • "A Night At The Opera"
  • "A night at the opera"
  • "A night at the opera"@en
  • "A night at the opera : remastered + bonus cd"
  • "A Night at The Opera (Deluxe Edition)"
  • "A night at the opera 30th anniversary collection"
  • "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA"

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