Enjoy the video album of Queen's masterpiece A Night At The Opera, featuring classic songs like Bohemian Rhapsody and You're My Best Friend.. A Night at the Opera was co-produced by Roy Thomas Baker and the individual band members who invented some of the distinctive techniques required to achieve the desired sounds and effects. The album borrowed its title from a popular 1935 Marx Brothers movie of the same name. A Night at the Opera by Queen. Released: September 14, 1975 (A&M)

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The audacity of A Night at the Opera is obvious: the walls of multi-tracked vocals, the mix of hard rock and cabaret. But the real accomplishment is how they make music so heavy feel so featherlight. It's composition, but it's also touch: Whereas Led Zeppelin is organic, Queen is airbrushed; whereas Zeppelin sounds like boys scrapping.. 2) Death On Two Legs. For all his charm and wit, Freddie Mercury could be a vicious sod. And the opening track on A Night At The Opera, apart from being close to its best, is certainly its most vicious.Lyrics such as 'You suck my blood like a leech' were aimed at Queen's ex-co-manager Norman Sheffield, and were so vituperative the now late Sheffield threatened Queen with a lawsuit.