From anger, can come a great song and that is exactly what happened here. Written by Freddie Mercury, he didn’t hold back and gave a brutally honest song about how he felt. “Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to…)” is the opening track and it is a massive slap in the face to their former manager. Queen, who consists still of Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon, had made it. In fact, my two teenage daughters love that song and sing that song even today. A song so big that I don’t think there is anyone alive today that doesn’t even know that song and love it. Queen was about to explode on to the world and there is one song on here that would change their lives for ever. The album would go platinum in several countries as well including going triple platinum in the US with sales over 3,000,000 units. The album would go to #1 in 4 countries including their home country, the UK, and #4 in the US. The album was finished and finally released on November 21, 1975. And if you know them at all, going big is the only way they know. Their last album only used a 16-Track tape. It was so expensive due to the fact they recorded the album in seven different studios, over 4 months and required a lot of multi-tracking and they ended up using a 24-Track set up. This album would be the most expensive album ever to be made (at the time of 1975). Queen was able to get new management and they singed with EMI (UK) / Elektra (US) and were set to create their next masterpiece. Now this was 1975, so that is a lot of freaking money. They were able to get ownership back of their first few albums, but it cost them 1% royalty on the next 6 as well as pay £100,000 and the tour that was scheduled had to be cancelled because it was set up by the old management. The hired a lawyer and for nine months, battled back and forth until they were successful in getting released from the Trident deal. They were extremely disappointed, to say the least, with their current management and record label, Trident. Money was becoming an issue in the fact they weren’t getting any. Before the band could record their fourth album, they had to go through a lot of a business crap.

Queen a night at the opera album artist