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I love every song on that album!
Total Blam Blam
Not a great fan of Jazz "Jealousy" and "In Only Seven days" are the only 2 songs i listen to from it
"I'm going up Buchanan Street With a box of fireworks And two bottles of Tizer"
Jazz is one of my faves; I love the songs (except more of that Jazz), but I do have to agree that it doesn't have much of a flow to it.
Playful as a pussycat.
Mayboy wrote:
Not a great fan of Jazz "Jealousy" and "In Only Seven days" are the only 2 songs i listen to from it


My favourites!
I also like Fat Bottomed Girls.
(the song, I mean! hehe)

"This world may be another planet's hell." - Aldous Huxley
i bought it too recently, so i couldn´t form an in-depth opinion about it, but in general, i think it´s good.
just bought sheer heart attack today - really wonderful
2+2=5
The only songs I don't like are Dead On Time and More of That Jazz. I take the Rolling Stone critics with a grain of salt, American, after all.
"Roger and I go poncing and ultrablagging just about everywhere and lately we've been termed a couple of queens."
Haha... I just bought it too (two days ago).
Kay Adams Corleone- The ultimate desperate housewife
I like Jazz album. I could live without 'Fun It' and I'm another one, who doesn't like Roger's sound of drums (too 'thin' and electronical-like), but that's all. It's rock album full of shorter songs, no more, no less. Maybe they tried to answer start of punk era in that time. It's really not bad LP and that RollingStone Jazz review seems to me almost unbelievable.
But now it's time to be gone - forever...
Well, Rolling Stone has never been exactly positive about Queen, except for Queen I.
and maybe hotspace, too.
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For me Jazz is the greatest pop-rock album ever, no less. Along with A Night At The Opera. I have not listened either of them for months...
This is the album that for me really represents Freddies thinking of Queen-Music as pure escapism.
Very interesting that it was mentioned they intentionally wanted it to be a 3-Minute-Popsong-Album, 'cause thats what I always thought of it. A few nice moments with two strokes of genius (DSMN and Mustapha) and that's it, on to the next, so to speak.
Guten Tag und Guten Abend !!! We had a great time in Cologne. Drinking beer in the sunshine beside the Mighty Rhein brought back many memories for me..... (Brian May, 2004)
i think it´s on my top 10 queen albums
2+2=5
Crazy_Little_Thing_Called_Sonia wrote:
i think it´s on my top 10 queen albums



oh darling...queen made 14 albums(i do not count live and gh)!!!!!
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Can't see any punk infuences on this album whatsoever. Was never aware this album was particularly unpopular with Queen fans? Its usually rated way above the likes of Hot Space, AKOM and The Miracle. The drum sound on this album are really interesting, with the snare panned to one channel and the high-hat panned to the other. I see The Strokes have played around with this technique aswell.