Queen - Greatest Hits Vol.1/UK Version

Queen - Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 Aussie pressing of their greatest hits includes 17 tracks, 'A Kind Of Magic', 'Under Pressure', 'Radio Ga Ga', 'I Want It All', 'I Want To Break Free', 'Innuendo', 'It's A Hard Life', 'Breakthru', 'Who Wants To Live Forever', 'Headlong', 'The Miracle', 'I'm Going Slightly Mad'...	Classic Queen This is an excellent collection of one of the most popular and influential rock bands of all time, though it omits "We Are the Champions" and "Fat Bottomed Girls" (these, however, can be found on the Greatest Hits album, which together with Classic Queen gets you a comprehensive ...	A Kind of Magic Import pressing includes additional tracks over the US pressing. EMI.	Elton John - Greatest Hits Elton John has always fancied himself a big-theme album artist, but because even his finest albums are spotty, his best moments, with few exceptions, have been singles. Greatest Hits collects nine of them from '70 to '74, plus one of those exceptions, the stirring faux-gospel "Bo...	Greatest Hits Japanese exclusive 2001 remastered reissue of 1992 compilation with one added bonus track 'Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)'. Housed in a slipcase.
Steve Miller Band - Greatest Hits 1974-1978 Greatest-hits collections often deprive the listener of the chance to experience an artist's true scope of talent. Not so with Steve Miller--his strength has always been more in crafting an occasional blast of FM-radio heaven rather than a dozen solid album tracks. Greatest Hits...	A Night at the Opera Nothing succeeds like excess--at least that's the case with Queen's breakthrough classic, A Night at the Opera. On one level, the title is a reference to the band's operatic pretensions, best in evidence here on the classic "Bohemian Rhapsody," which was championed by headbangers...	Dead Letter Office While purists will insist on an undiluted copy of the band's 1982 Chronic Town EP, R.E.M. completists (and those who just like a lot of tracks for their money) will be grateful for the inclusion of 15 additional B-sides and curios on this 1987 compilation. Not surprisingly, the n...	Zooropa Following the band's Zoo TV tour, which took aim at consumerism and media overload, U2 brought those themes and the complex, futuristic sound of its preceding album, Achtung Baby, to their somewhat illogical conclusion on Zooropa, the group's most chaotic, cutting-edge work. The ...	Jazz Japanese Version featuring a Limited Edition LP Style Slipcase for Initial Pressing Only.

The Most popular rock album ever!
This album is the most popular in Rock, ever! They tried to pull it off the shelves but the cries were too loud. It is also re-mastered.

Queen greatest hits.
I love this CD as it contains all the best hits of the grpoup especially Bohemian Rhapsody.

The best of Queen's compilation albums
The original Queen Greatest hits album , first released in 1981 , this was the album that first got me hooked on Queen when I was 12. It includes all of Queen's top 20 hits between 1974 and 1980. Personal favourites include: The classic rock opera masterpiece Bohemian Rhapsody (1975) The debonair Killer Queen (1974) The rollicking Fat Bottomed Girls (1978) The laidback You're My Best Friend (1975) The glam rock Seven Seas of Rhye (1974) The funky Don't Stop Me Now (1978) The hypnotic Somebody To Love (1976) and the whimsical Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy (1976) Songs that should have been included are Keep Yourself Alive (1973) Doin Allright (1973) and 39 (1975). Still the best of Queen's compilation albums. If you haven't seriously explored Queen's earlier work this is a good place to start and should get you hooked on all their albums from the 1974 to 1980 period.

Does not include any song that is less than superb!
Queen rocked to stardom in the 1970s, with Freddie Mercury's (1946-91) silky voice leading. They produced many excellent songs, and were popular worldwide, right up until Freddie Mercury's death from AIDS in 1991. Throughout my youth, I loved Queen's sound, and their many wonderful songs - and now I have them again! This fantastic album contains all of Queen's greatest songs, including Bohemian Rhapsody, Killer Queen, Save Me, and of course We Will Rock You & We Are The Champions. Yes, that's right, this album has the greatest Queen hits, and does not include any song that is less than superb! If you are a fan of Queen then this is definitely an album you must get. Heck, even if you just love great rock `n' roll in general, you will love this CD. This is a great CD, one that I cherish and would not be without. I give this album my highest recommendations!

Mine is one from 1981
Darn when cd's first came out what you where looking for was hard to find. And Queen was at the top of my list to get something into my budding cd collection. I finally found this at our local record store as the vinyl was slowly circling its drain due to cd's. And yes the first Queen I saw on the shevles was this import. Darn glad I got it that day even though I considered the price steep due to it being an import it still took the cd industry some years to get all of the choices you have now days I do not need another queen this on did me fine though its play list is different from what they have here tracks 1 - 6 are the same the rest go like this 7.Don't Stop Me Now 8.Save Me 9.Crazy Little Thing Called Love 10.Somebody To Love 11.Now I'm Here 12.Good Old-Fashoned Lover Boy 13.Play The Game 14.Flash 15.Seven Seas Of Rhye 16.We Will Rock You 17.We Are The Champions What can I say this order works for me. And if you want more Queen than this hey go for it I do not blame you good stuff from a great band that started in the 70's. No one else like them. I still remeber driving down the road to tapes I made from the vinyl I had of them.