36 years ago, specifically on March 8 has released its second album, Queen is Queen II
Hurray, People
Goodoldfashionedloverboy
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queen79luca
One of the best !
Goodoldfashionedloverboy
Yes, Queen II the one of favorite albums by Roger Taylor he said once upon time
rubens
It´s the best album they ever made, IMO.
August R.
36th anniversary de luxe edition would have been an unexpected surprize.
BRIANMAYFAN
SINCE 1979 WHEN I HEAR FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS ALBUM, BECOME IN MY FAVORITE WITH SHEER HEART ATTACK! I LOVE QUEEN II!
brENsKi
much as i love Queen II, lately i find myself liking their follow-up albums even more so....especially
Led Zeppelin 3
and
Black Sabbath Vol 4
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Led Zeppelin 3
and
Black Sabbath Vol 4
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mike hunt
Queen2 blew me away on first listen, and still blows my mind to this day....The crtics had a field day ripping it though. A more polished version of 'see what a fool I been" should have been included, and loser in the end excluded from the album.
brENsKi
brENsKi
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36 years ago, specifically on March 8 has released its second album, Queen is Queen II
Hurray, People
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it's an excellent album for sure. but don't let your exploration of "Queen II" end there.....go listen to the tracks that never made it onto the album....
these gems ae all widely available: - the BBC session 4 - incl [i][b]White Queen[/b][/i], (a breathtaking version of) [i][b]Nevermore[/b][/i]...and if you think [b][i]MOTBQ[/i][/b] rocks...wait til you hear the BBC version of this song.....you really wouldn't have thought they could produce this song so perfectly in a one-take situation....but they did ....by some [i][b]ingenious [/b][/i]means
...the studio version of [i][b]Hangman[/b][/i] is incredible and a google should get you more info on this...but if you want to find the "holy grail" from Queen II - then you may need to dig deep for more about the two "missing tracks" - [i][b]surrender[/b][/i] [i][b]to the city[/b][/i] and [i][b]forever[/b][/i]...these are the stuff of legend...
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[b]community wrote: [/b]
36 years ago, specifically on March 8 has released its second album, Queen is Queen II
Hurray, People
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it's an excellent album for sure. but don't let your exploration of "Queen II" end there.....go listen to the tracks that never made it onto the album....
these gems ae all widely available: - the BBC session 4 - incl [i][b]White Queen[/b][/i], (a breathtaking version of) [i][b]Nevermore[/b][/i]...and if you think [b][i]MOTBQ[/i][/b] rocks...wait til you hear the BBC version of this song.....you really wouldn't have thought they could produce this song so perfectly in a one-take situation....but they did ....by some [i][b]ingenious [/b][/i]means
...the studio version of [i][b]Hangman[/b][/i] is incredible and a google should get you more info on this...but if you want to find the "holy grail" from Queen II - then you may need to dig deep for more about the two "missing tracks" - [i][b]surrender[/b][/i] [i][b]to the city[/b][/i] and [i][b]forever[/b][/i]...these are the stuff of legend...
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SidedBeef
Outstanding album. March of the Black Queen is the prequel to Bohemian Rhapsody(and better in my opinion).
mike hunt
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Outstanding album. March of the Black Queen is the prequel to Bohemian Rhapsody(and better in my opinion). [/QUOTE]
Sure right!....If black Queen was the popular one that was played all over the radio you would say Bo Rhap was better in IMO.
[b]SidedBeef wrote: [/b]
Outstanding album. March of the Black Queen is the prequel to Bohemian Rhapsody(and better in my opinion). [/QUOTE]
Sure right!....If black Queen was the popular one that was played all over the radio you would say Bo Rhap was better in IMO.