A Day At The Races [2011 Remaster]

Queen's A Day At The Races is a masterpiece of rock music, showcasing the band's incredible diversity and musicianship. As a follow-up to A Night At The Opera, this album stands tall with its own identity and brilliance. Tracks like "Somebody to Love" deliver soaring harmonies and heartfelt emotion, while songs like "Tie Your Mother Down" bring raw, energetic rock to the forefront.The remastering is excellent, offering crisp sound quality that enhances every intricate layer of their music. The album flows seamlessly from start to finish, with a mix of anthemic rock, ballads, and experimental elements that only Queen can pull off.Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to Queen's discography, A Day At The Races is an essential addition to your collection. A timeless classic!

A classic from Queen's unstoppable period.

Excellent cd.

Excellent. Just as good as the first time I bought it, many years ago.

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Got this album bought for me for christmas the year it came out. It brings back memories of a time when, as a teenager, you could get so EXCITED about a new album from your favourite band! I suppose its only what the kids of today are doing. To me this was the penultimate truly great Queen record. After News of the World, their later released work was never quite the same. Having said that, as a live band they were in a league of their own, even in their latter years.

For me, Queen have an unique achievement... not 1, not 2 but 3 perfect sets of 2 albums that should always be played together...QUEEN 1 + 2A NIGHT AT THE OPERA + A DAY AT THE RACESJAZZ + THE GAMEThe 2 albums listed side by side are so very similar to each other, I treat them as double albums. RUBBER SOUL + REVOLVER is another example (The Beatles).So why is RACES better than OPERA? I don't know! RACES feature a song I can live without... "Somebody To Love", and OPERA features one of my all-time favourite songs, "Prophet Song"... but there is something overall that edges RACES that nose in front.OPERA and RACES are more dramatic/operatic than any other Queen albums. 1+ 2 were heavy rock with hints tucked away of what was to come after SHEER HEART ATTACK. NEWS OF THE WORLD was the last great "Rock based" studio album they did in MY opinion. That didn't stop me collecting all of their LPs and CDs.If you haven't already, treat yourself... turn up the volume... put on OPERA, then RACES and have a most excellent 80 minutes.

This is one of my favorite albums, I wanted 'You and I' for real hence the purchase having owned every album on vinyl, I'm building it back on CD to listen to instead of look at. It is almost 40 years old yet the remastering brings it into now. And wow. The bonus CD really is a bonus too. Freddie and his voice melt my soul. No Queen fan will be disappointed, and this is a must for any fan of real music.