Queen - Jazz - Japan 2 SHM-CD Limited Edition

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Queen

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To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Queen's formation, the long-unavailable "Limited Editions" of all 15 original albums will be reissued in Japan only! Jazz" (original release year: 1978): This album is an attempt to recheck the band's musicality and summarize the 1970s, with Roy Thomas Baker, who had been in charge until "A Night at the Opera", as the producer again. In promotion of the preceding single cut, "Bicycle Race/Fat Bottomed Girls," the band held a bicycle race at the Wimbledon Stadium with a group of naked women, which was controversial and controversial. The band's various appearances are truly fascinating, including the Arabic-style number "Mustafa," "Seven Days" from the pen of John Deacon, "Don't Stop Me Now," which has often been used as a commercial song in Japan, and "Gone Home," with Brian May's voice singing a sad song.The bonus EP includes five songs, including alternate versions of the recorded songs, "Let Me Entertain You" from the 1981 Montreal show, and "Dreamer's Ball (Early Acoustic Take)".