Greatest Hits 1

Brilliant album with all the classic Queen songs on it. Volume 2 is excellent too but this is how it all started and is fabulous. Very varied with lots of different styles.

Queen’s Greatest Hits is an essential album for any music fan. Featuring iconic tracks like Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, and Somebody to Love, this collection showcases the band’s unparalleled talent and versatility.From rock anthems to ballads, every song is a masterpiece, highlighted by Freddie Mercury’s legendary vocals and the band’s dynamic instrumentation. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to Queen, this album is the perfect introduction to their groundbreaking legacy. A must-have classic that never gets old!

This is a great album by the group Queen and contains most of their greatest hitsAlso it is the CD version of the 1981 vinyl record albumMany thanks

Beautiful copy

Order now fulfilled. Great quality. Great cd.

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Excellent Album

This is arguably my favourite Greatest Hits collection of all time (OK, I'll admit that The Beatles' blue & red albums are up there with this one as my personal top 3). I will never forget the day when I first heard this. I was just a young boy and we visited some family friends. My friend (a few years older than myself) put this LP on his dad's high fidelity sound system (I can't remember what they had, but it was pretty good). At that stage I had never even heard a Queen song before (hard to believe), so I was being exposed, for the very first time, to both the amazing music and the sound quality of a proper hi-fi. For the first time I heard the detail of each instrument, the magnificent Freddie and Queen vocals and that dramatic sound stage. That moment changed my life and made me acutely aware of what both music & audio quality were all about.The sound from the latest 2011 remaster is what sets this collection (and Vol.2) apart from any previous digital editions, including the DTS96/24 & LPCM DVD version of the early 2,000's. The sound has depth, warmth and clarity and covers a wide frequency range which is so different to both the original transfers and the terribly sounding high flat frequency CD's & DVD's issued at the turn of the millennia. This is as close to the ol' vinyl sound that you will get (for now). Listen to it on a proper hi-fi with proper speakers though; a MP3 player just won't do it justice...