Queen - Sheer Heart Attack - Japan 2 SHM-CD Limited Edition

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Queen

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In commemoration of Queen's 50th anniversary, the long-unavailable "Limited Editions" of all 15 original albums will be reissued in Japan only! Sheer Heart Attack" (original release year: 1974): The third album with a variety of songs and co-writings by each member. The album featured "Killer Queen," a song that really launched the band, "Brighton Rock" and "Now I'm Here," which became important live repertoire, "Stone Cold Crazy" (later covered by Metallica), "Miss Fire," a song with John Deacon's pop sensibility, and "The Liza Minella-inspired "I'm Not a Lover," a song with Liza Minella's vocals. and the music hall-like "Leroy Brown" by Freddie Mercury, who admired Liza Minnelli. This is a substantial work that can be said to have established the Queen sound in the early days.A bonus EP includes five tracks from the Hammersmith Odeon show in December 1975, a BBC session from October 1974, an a cappella mix of "Leroy Brown," and "The Work of Gods (Revised)" from the July 1986 show at Wembley Stadium. The album contains five songs.