I just recently got Queen's "a night at the opera" and I am conflicted...?

i thought the the 7 good, proggy rock songs didn't mesh well with the cabaret, saloon-like songs. This has produced a mixed feeling for the album as a whole.

The saloon songs weren't catchy at all (unlike stone cold crazy and killer queen).

I think that Queen should have stuck to the formula they used to make sheer heart attack and queen II.

Does anyone else have any thoughts?

I just recently got Queen's "a night at the opera" and I am conflicted...?events

The diversity is one of the things that makes it great. There was so much talent and diverse tastes in that band that you weren't going to get the same thing over and over again. This is how you get rockabilly songs like "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and proggy, experimental songs like "Get Down (Make Love)."

I just recently got Queen's "a night at the opera" and I am conflicted...?home theatre opera theater

I think bands like Queen were all the stronger for *not* following a formula. Bands like that are usually the most interesting (or KEEP things interesting)

I like this album very much.|||I agree it is the diversity that helped make Queen a great band .

FirstPrevious12 3 Next End

I just recently got Queen&#039;s "a night at the opera" and I am conflicted...?

Topic

I just recently got Queen's "a night at the opera" and I am conflicted...?