"MASTERPIECE OF QUEEN"

The end of 1974 appeared the 3.Studio album of the British cult band that in England reached # 2 on the charts and the band released a commercial breakthrough. The hit single "Killer Queen" peaked at # 2 on the UK charts and was also placed at number 12 in the US. The May-Rocker "Now I'm here," reached number 11 in England. The complete work is incredibly creative and varied with many musical styles, all of which combine to form a closed timeless masterpiece at the end. "Brighton Rock", "Now I'm here," and especially the irresistible steamroller "Stone Cold Crazy" are the Queen rock classics of the harder variety that should be in every live set. Artistically outstanding the quieter tracks "Lily of the valley", "Dear friends", "Tenement Funster" and "In the lap of the Gods, the only so bursting with creativity, and true strokes of genius of their virtuosos are representing. Scary is fun yet Freddies Extra vulgar "Bring back That Leroy Brown" and Deacons first queen composition "Misfire". In addition to "A Night at the Opera" is probably "Sheer Heart Attack" artistically the best studio album of the band. published in 2011 Universal Music, the 2-CD -Deluxe Edition plus additional CD that starts with "Now I'm here" (1975-Hammersmith-live track), "Flick of the Wrist" / "Tenement Funster" (1974-BBC Session), "Bring back That Leroy Brown "(2011-New-Mix)," In the lap of the Gods "(1986-Wembley live track) 5 bonus tracks included.