- Is this the original 1975 pressing?
- No. The catalog number and 180-gram weight point to a later reissue of the 1975 album, not a first pressing. Collectors wanting an original should check the matrix numbers.
- How does it compare with A Night at the Opera on CD?
- The CD is cleaner and cheaper to replace; the LP gives the gatefold art and the analog sound many fans prefer. Neither version changes the track list.
- Is it a good first Queen album?
- Yes. It has the biggest hits and the widest spread of styles, so it shows what the band does. Fans who want harder rock often go to Sheer Heart Attack next.
- What is in the box?
- One 180-gram vinyl LP in a gatefold sleeve. There is no download code or bonus disc on the standard edition.
- Does it need a special turntable?
- Any turntable that plays 33⅓ rpm LPs will work. A properly set tracking force and a clean stylus matter more than the deck's price.
- How many tracks are on it?
- Twelve, split across the two sides, opening with "Death on Two Legs" and closing with "God Save the Queen."
- Where is the Queen A Night at the Opera cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $8.89, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Queen A Night at the Opera?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay.