Queen-A Night At The Opera (1975)

Queen were always as revered as ridiculed by a certain part of both society and specialized criticism, even so they knew how to overcome all this and get a wide legion of followers around the world.
And all because of its ambiguous and deliberately bisexual image, which brought them both harm and benefit, however, what has remained above all else has been their music, a great argument on which this mythical band established its great media power. .
A Night At the Opera released in 1975, it would be the band's fourth album and ultimately their best work, and just for that wonder that a song like Bohemian Rhapsody supposes is already worth this great album.
In this work the band shows its full maturity, that of confirmation to its baroque sound, the balance between its most rock facet and its most convoluted image.
In addition to the star theme, Death On Two Legs stands out, an electrifying composition with portentous rhythm and melodic changes, Mercury's musical hall with Seaside Rendezvous or Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon, approaches to the progressive with The Prophet's Song and its commerciality with 39 or You´re My Best Friend, not to mention this eternal ballad titled Love Of My Life.
An album as outstanding as it is unique, where the Queen are pompous, spectacular, energetic and unique.