"A Day at the Races" was criticized by "professional" critics. But why? The album was kitischig, pathetic, theatrical, and actually it did not have much to do with Hard Rock, it said. Forget the scrap, the spread these self-proclaimed "experts" for "A Day at the Races" is not only a worthy successor of "A Night at the Opera", but a masterpiece in itself. . Songs such as "Tie Your Mother Down" or "Good old-fashioned lover boy" are an absolute classic; "Somebody to Love", the Freddie Mercury has even put even "Bohemian Rhapsody", one of the really great songs by Queen. There are also real gems such. As the often overlooked "Teo Toriatte" whose final chorus is simply unsurpassable. Overall, "A Day at the Races" catchy as his twin album "A Night at the Opera". . Even the lesser-known songs such as "The Millionaire Waltz" or "You and I" have the typical hallmarks of Queen: catchy, but not primitive melodies, bold arrangements and great choruses! To make it short: Buy this album and enjoy it! And craps on the self-proclaimed "critics" of magazines like Rolling Stone, which are what makes Queen, never understand!
