Queen

Produto impecável perfeito mas um pouco após o prazo determinado!

Bought it for the dirt cheap price of 18USD; the music is amazing, but that is to be expected of Queen in what I deem as really their prime of hard rock and progressive music. Pleasantly surprised that it was a 180g record, but I believe that the quality of the pressing and medium itself is very mediocre, with quite a bit of noise though subtle but still noticeable. For casual listeners and hobbyists; this is more than good enough. But for those who are chasing the best pressings and the best masterings/editions, this is not it. The QC is not that great but YMMV. My copy had a tolerable amount of clicks and static, and sounded kind of flat. Overall happy with the purchase though.

What an introduction!! Can't have been any doubt about their future success after this bad boy

Chegou super rápido .Recomendo

I bought Queen I when it first came out and I was into science fantasy books like Michael Moorcock's Runestaff trilogy and Robert E. Howard's original and best Conan series. The tracks on this album just fitted those worlds beautifully. 'Keep Yourself Alive' has already been lauded, quite rightly, but my favourites are 'Liar' and 'Doing Alright'. Watch Queen performing 'Liar' on YouTube - it's classic stuff. Brian May isn't only learning his craft in these tracks, he's already there, in fact the whole band are and the opening of 'Liar' is a great stage for their talents.The only downside of Queen I and II is the inclusion of tracks that don't fit the concept. These albums are dark and fantastic, Queen I's weak track is 'Modern Times Rock and Roll', for Queen II it's 'The Loser in the End'. Aside from those I would pick these albums way above the body of work coming in the later years. If you pine for or wish you were around in the 70s, the era of Dungeons and Dragons and science fantasy, then these albums will set the mood - castles, ogres, Queens, Faeries, hard driving rock with edge. You can't beat it.