A Night At The Opera Named after the Marx Brothers film, Queen's 1975 A Night at the Opera was, by some measures, the most expensive album made up to that point, and every cent shows in its wildly ambitious range — vaudeville, hard rock, prog, and mock-opera all in one sequence. Its centerpiece, "Bohemian Rhapsody," stacked hundreds of vocal overdubs from Freddie Mercury, Brian May, and Roger Taylor into its layered choral section and became a chart-topping single unlike anything else on radio. The record also gave the world "You're My Best Friend" and "'39," cementing Queen as one of rock's most theatrical acts. Received from Alliance Entertainment
A Night At The Opera Named after the Marx Brothers film, Queen's 1975 A Night at the Opera was, by some measures, the most expensive album made up to that point, and every cent shows in its wildly ambitious range — vaudeville, hard rock, prog, and mock-opera all in one sequence. Its centerpiece, "Bohemian Rhapsody," stacked hundreds of vocal overdubs from Freddie Mercury, Brian May, and Roger Taylor into its layered choral section and became a chart-topping single unlike anything else on radio. The record also gave the world "You're My Best Friend" and "'39," cementing Queen as one of rock's most theatrical acts. Received from Alliance Entertainment
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