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"A Night At The Opera" is the fourth studio album by the British Rock band "Queen" and often considered one of their greatest and most iconic effort. After their 1974 breakthrough album "Sheer Heart Attack", Queen finally left their old manager, Norman Sheffield, after he reportedly stole from the band, resulting in low payments to the members despite supposedly becoming a hit. To celebrate their new contract with Elton John's manager John Reid, the ... read more

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"Sheer Heart Attack" is the third studio album by the British Rock band "Queen" and the first to give them mainstream popularity. Mostly helped by the UK number 1 hit "Killer Queen", the album marked their move to more experimental and unique genres with a more radio-friendly sound. The album was Queen's last with manager Norman Sheffield who would be fired soon after due to presumed financial theft. During the beginning of their North American tour ... read more

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"Queen II" is the second studio album by the British Rock band "Queen". The album marked the bands leap in studio production with 16 multi-tracked vocals, guitars and various overdubs of various instruments. Following a commercial failure with their debut album "Queen", their second effort brought them up higher with their first Top 10 hit "Seven Seas Of Rhye". Having started recording before the official release of their debut, the album ... read more

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"Queen" is the debut album by the British Rock band "Queen". Often referred to as "Queen I", this was the base for Queen's road to success with their trademark studio techniques and songwriting. They made a good first impression by mixing soft rock, proto-punk, hard rock, and heavy metal to create what would ultimately be the classic Queen sound. Despite releasing two strong singles in "Keep Yourself Alive" and "Liar", the album was ... read more