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And then we are brought back to the opera, with high, piercing harmonies responding to lines from Freddie, using Roger’s vocals range perfectly.

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It starts off with strong harmonies straight away, so full of range it’s hard to tell where your ears should actually be listening, it’s marvellous, then we get introduced to the infamous piano and melancholy vocals, leading us gradually into a guitar solo by Brian as the song is built up more, adding more instruments slowly to build up the tension to the climax of this part. This song mixes genres into one song and honestly it’s hard to understand in which one to place it. This album has some of the best songs ever created, and a song which many claim to be the best song ever, “Bohemian Rhapsody”. And as for the jazz band recreated by Brian on guitar, I honestly can’t tell at times whether it truthfully was done on guitar or if we’re being messed with because it is done so well.Īnd of course where would this album be without Freddie’s vocals and song writing abilities. The vocalisations of the brass and woodwind instruments on “Seaside Rendezvous” add to the joyful and jolly feeling I already get from the song, making it seem slightly comical and childish yet also being done so well it doesn’t take away from the song at all. I think the abrupt end into the aggressive start makes it feel as though the songs (or the whole album maybe) are connected slightly in some way by a story, but this is all up to interpretation.Īnother thing the album does brilliantly is exploring new, ingenious recording ideas, ranging from vocalisations of a brass and woodwind instruments, to Brian perfectly nailing an impression of a jazz band through only guitar. Take “Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon” for example, the song ends with a brilliant solo by Brian, and then ends abruptly and then we are thrown into the rocky and upbeat song by Roger Taylor “I’m In Love With My Car”. The only actual seamless-transition is that between “The Prophet’s Song” and “Love Of My Life”, however it feels to me as if every song is joined.

I feel as though the placement of the songs is what makes it feel as though every song is connected. The album feels as though it seamlessly transitions through every song, and the majority of them being intentional. A Night At The Opera, originally released in 1975, is a classic and a staple point of rock-opera music.