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The Singles Collection [Box Set]

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Queen

Release Date December 01, 2008
It has been now 17 years since Freddie's death and we still haven't had a Queen Box Set of Rarities etc. like the Freddie Mercury one. Now they are releasing singles box sets, why? Most fans have all these songs either on the studio albums or various Greatest Hits packages (Ok except See What A Fool I've Been on certain countries albums). Queen fan completists will buy this album, but I certainly will not. Yes great songs this set but its really an expensive Greatest Hits 1 type package with the singles b sides and you can pick up the albums on the net quite cheaply if you look around. C'mon Queen Productions give us a decent release, not rehashing of old stuff

CD-Charts Position 2
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A Day At The Races

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Queen

Release Date July 07, 2008
It has been now 17 years since Freddie's death and we still haven't had a Queen Box Set of Rarities etc. like the Freddie Mercury one. Now they are releasing singles box sets, why? Most fans have all these songs either on the studio albums or various Greatest Hits packages (Ok except See What A Fool I've Been on certain countries albums). Queen fan completists will buy this album, but I certainly will not. Yes great songs this set but its really an expensive Greatest Hits 1 type package with the singles b sides and you can pick up the albums on the net quite cheaply if you look around. C'mon Queen Productions give us a decent release, not rehashing of old stuff

CD-Charts Position 3
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Day at the Races, a/a Night at the Opera

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Queen

Release Date September 30, 2002
Unfortunately its easy to see why Greatest Hits 1 comprised of songs from so many albums whereas Greatest Hits 2 was made from only 4.

Both albums have some great songs, Opera has You're My Best Friend, Love of my Life and Bohemian Rhapsody, and Races has Tie Your Mother Down, Somebody to Love and Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy. However, the 'filler-tracks' aren't very exciting, especially the 8 minute nightmare 'The Prophet's Song' on Opera. Also, the two albums have just been put together in a cardboard box which is full of spelling mistakes and not very well designed. You're better off buying Opera by itself and then Races if you like the filler-tracks.

CD-Charts Position 4
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A Day at the Races

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Queen

Release Date September 27, 1993
The highly anticipated follow-up to A Night At The Opera arrived on the shelves in late '76, heralded by the hit Somebody to Love. Queen were flying at the time, and they knew it. After their mega-successful year, they decided to play it safe, much like The Works, and basically did a rehash of their best bits!
The production is completely unrestrained - having lost Roy Thomas Baker to bigger things in the USA, the vocal and guitar overdubs are so over the top - the render themselves not only unimpressive, but pointless and swamping otherwise decent songs into a mire of flash and clever-clever studio technique.

Maximum points tho for Tie Your Mother Down and Teo Torriate - well done Dr May!

CD-Charts Position 5
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A Day at the Races [VINYL]

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Queen

Release Date April 19, 1999
The highly anticipated follow-up to A Night At The Opera arrived on the shelves in late '76, heralded by the hit Somebody to Love. Queen were flying at the time, and they knew it. After their mega-successful year, they decided to play it safe, much like The Works, and basically did a rehash of their best bits!
The production is completely unrestrained - having lost Roy Thomas Baker to bigger things in the USA, the vocal and guitar overdubs are so over the top - the render themselves not only unimpressive, but pointless and swamping otherwise decent songs into a mire of flash and clever-clever studio technique.

Maximum points tho for Tie Your Mother Down and Teo Torriate - well done Dr May!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Karaoke Queen - We Are The Champions

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Queen

Release Date March 17, 2003
Beware this box set is not cdg disks, therefore does not display the lyrics. They are in a small booklet!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Treorchy Sing Queen [CASSETTE]

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Treorchy Male Choir

Release Date August 31, 1993
Beware this box set is not cdg disks, therefore does not display the lyrics. They are in a small booklet!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Greatest Hits Vol.1 & 2 [CASSETTE]

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Queen

Release Date October 01, 1994
Beware this box set is not cdg disks, therefore does not display the lyrics. They are in a small booklet!

CD-Charts Position 9
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A Day at the Races [VINYL]

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Queen

Release Date November 10, 2008
The highly anticipated follow-up to A Night At The Opera arrived on the shelves in late '76, heralded by the hit Somebody to Love. Queen were flying at the time, and they knew it. After their mega-successful year, they decided to play it safe, much like The Works, and basically did a rehash of their best bits!
The production is completely unrestrained - having lost Roy Thomas Baker to bigger things in the USA, the vocal and guitar overdubs are so over the top - the render themselves not only unimpressive, but pointless and swamping otherwise decent songs into a mire of flash and clever-clever studio technique.

Maximum points tho for Tie Your Mother Down and Teo Torriate - well done Dr May!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Treorchy Sing Queen [CASSETTE]

Search: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
by: Treorchy Male Choir

Release Date May 01, 1997
The highly anticipated follow-up to A Night At The Opera arrived on the shelves in late '76, heralded by the hit Somebody to Love. Queen were flying at the time, and they knew it. After their mega-successful year, they decided to play it safe, much like The Works, and basically did a rehash of their best bits!
The production is completely unrestrained - having lost Roy Thomas Baker to bigger things in the USA, the vocal and guitar overdubs are so over the top - the render themselves not only unimpressive, but pointless and swamping otherwise decent songs into a mire of flash and clever-clever studio technique.

Maximum points tho for Tie Your Mother Down and Teo Torriate - well done Dr May!