BrianMayKicksAss
Of Queen II...
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liam
This is a toughy.
Father to son and white queen are two of my favourite Queen songs but side white is let down by someday someday and loser in the end.
Side black is just amazing. Freddies songs are just so varied and creative.
has to be side black for me.
Father to son and white queen are two of my favourite Queen songs but side white is let down by someday someday and loser in the end.
Side black is just amazing. Freddies songs are just so varied and creative.
has to be side black for me.
BrianMayKicksAss
I'd have to go with Black, too, just barely. I love the flow of Black, and Freddie's vocals and songs are astounding!
tomchristie22
I don't consider any of Queen II's tracks weak, so it's a pretty hard decision. Nevermore, however, is one of my favourite Queen songs, as are Black Queen & Fairy Feller, so I'll have to go with Black. I love White Queen but that isn't enough to balance it out.
Vocal harmony
Listen to it on CD, then there are no sides, just one continues album!
pittrek
Hard to say, I like the whole album
peterkoz1
guess i will listen to the cd aswell so no sides for me !!
Russian Headlong
black
madmetaltom
Black side!
Flash Jazz
White side :p
winterspelt
Black Side
Wijnand
Black!
queenUSA
I like the totality of everything about Queen II.
I think the appreciation of Queen II and the understanding of it may be one of the key things that distinguishes an absolute greatest hits type of Queen fan from a Queen super fan. Do you think I'm accurate in that assessment?
Procession, Father to Son, and White Queen build a huge part of the overall dimension and proportion of the record and listening experience. It's the ins and outs and what's around each corner that makes the journey worthwhile and Queen II legendary.
Is this Queen's finest moment? It's a trick question. For at that moment - it was (and some would argue still is). And yet so much more material was yet to unfold from this musical powerhouse known as Queen.
We are so lucky!!!
I think the appreciation of Queen II and the understanding of it may be one of the key things that distinguishes an absolute greatest hits type of Queen fan from a Queen super fan. Do you think I'm accurate in that assessment?
Procession, Father to Son, and White Queen build a huge part of the overall dimension and proportion of the record and listening experience. It's the ins and outs and what's around each corner that makes the journey worthwhile and Queen II legendary.
Is this Queen's finest moment? It's a trick question. For at that moment - it was (and some would argue still is). And yet so much more material was yet to unfold from this musical powerhouse known as Queen.
We are so lucky!!!
Dubroc
Intermediate score:
1 white
7 black
4 whole album
and will go on counting...
1 white
7 black
4 whole album
and will go on counting...
BrianMayKicksAss
[QUOTE] [b]queenUSA wrote:[/b]
I like the totality of everything about Queen II.
I think the appreciation of Queen II and the understanding of it may be one of the key things that distinguishes an absolute greatest hits type of Queen fan from a Queen super fan. Do you think I'm accurate in that assessment?
Procession, Father to Son, and White Queen build a huge part of the overall dimension and proportion of the record and listening experience. It's the ins and outs and what's around each corner that makes the journey worthwhile and Queen II legendary.
Is this Queen's finest moment? It's a trick question. For at that moment - it was (and some would argue still is). And yet so much more material was yet to unfold from this musical powerhouse known as Queen.
We are so lucky!!![/QUOTE]
That!
I like the totality of everything about Queen II.
I think the appreciation of Queen II and the understanding of it may be one of the key things that distinguishes an absolute greatest hits type of Queen fan from a Queen super fan. Do you think I'm accurate in that assessment?
Procession, Father to Son, and White Queen build a huge part of the overall dimension and proportion of the record and listening experience. It's the ins and outs and what's around each corner that makes the journey worthwhile and Queen II legendary.
Is this Queen's finest moment? It's a trick question. For at that moment - it was (and some would argue still is). And yet so much more material was yet to unfold from this musical powerhouse known as Queen.
We are so lucky!!![/QUOTE]
That!