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Tracklists
| Vinyl version | 1991 Hollywood Records CD |
| Side 1:
01. Death On Two Legs (Dedicated to...... (Mercury) - 3:43 02. Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon (Mercury) - 1:07 03. I'm In Love With My Car (Taylor) - 3:04 04. You're My Best Friend (Deacon) - 2:51 05. '39 (May) - 3:30 06. Sweet Lady (May) - 4:02 07. Seaside Rendezvous (Mercury) - 2:16 Side 2: 01. The Prophets Song (May) - 8:19 02. Love Of My Life (Mercury) - 3:38 03. Good Company (May) - 3:23 04. Bohemian Rhapsody (Mercury) - 5:53 05. God Save The Queen (Trad. arr. May) - 1:13 |
01. Death On Two Legs (Dedicated to...... (Mercury) - 3:43 02. Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon (Mercury) - 1:07 03. I'm In Love With My Car (Taylor) - 3:04 04. You're My Best Friend (Deacon) - 2:51 05. '39 (May) - 3:30 06. Sweet Lady (May) - 4:02 07. Seaside Rendezvous (Mercury) - 2:16 08. The Prophets Song (May) - 8:19 09. Love Of My Life (Mercury) - 3:38 10. Good Company (May) - 3:23 11. Bohemian Rhapsody (Mercury) - 5:53 12. God Save The Queen (Trad. arr. May) - 1:13 13. I'm In Love With My Car (remix) (Taylor) - 3:26 14. You're My Best Friend (remix) (Deacon) - 2:50 |
History
History of this album.
Credits
- Musicians:
- Freddie Mercury - vocals, vocals, Bechstein Debauchery, and more vocals, vocal orchestration of woodwinds on Seaside Rendezvous, operatic vocals on Bohemian Rhapsody
- Brian May - guitars, orchestral backdrops, vocals, lead vocals on '39 and Good Company, toy koto on The Prophets Song, orchestral harp on Love Of My Life, genuine 'aloha' ukulele (made in Japan) and guitar jazz band on Good Company, operatic vocals on Bohemian Rhapsody
- Roger Taylor - drums, percussion, vocals, lead vocals on I'm In Love With My Car, bass drum and tambourine on '39, vocal orchestrations of brass on Seaside Rendezvous, operatic vocals on Bohemian Rhapsody, timpani on Bohemian Rhapsody and God Save The Queen, orchestral cymbals on God Save The Queen
- John Deacon - bass guitar, electric piano on You're My Best Friend, double bass on '39
- Produced by: Queen and Roy Thomas Baker.
- Recorded: August - November 1975 at Sarm East Studios, Aldgate; Olympic Studios, Barnes; Rockfield Studios, Monmouth; Scorpio Studios, Lansdowne Studios, Roundhouse Studios, London.
Charts
| Country | Release date | First appearance in charts | Peak position | Chart run | Weeks in chart | Additional comments |
| UK | 21 November 1975 | 13 December 1975 | 1 | 2-2-1-1-2-1-1-2-4-7-6-11-10-11-13-17-26-21-37-47-39-33-42-45-0-
52-0-55-47-38-46-35-26-25-23-25-22-38-39-39-39-51-50-44-43-57 | 44 weeks, 12 weeks in Top Ten, and 4 weeks at #1 | First run in UK charts |
| UK | - | 8 January 1977 | 40 | 53-44-40-53 | 4 weeks, 48 weeks so far | Second run in UK charts |
| UK | - | 22 September 1984 | 85 | 85-0-100 | 2 weeks, 50 weeks so far | Third and final run in UK charts |
| USA | 2 December 1975 | 27 December 1975 | 4 | 116-67-57-48-39-35-28-26-24-23-21-11-9-8-7-6-4-4-4-13-14-14-16-18-18-19-
29-29-37-43-66-66-64-66-28-28-38-41-72-69-76-100-100-126-126-124-166 | 47 weeks, 7 weeks in Top Ten | First run in US charts |
| USA | - | 22 January 1977 | 119 | 162-151-125-122-119-119-180-180-180 | 9 weeks, 56 weeks so far | Second and final run in US charts |
Information supplied by Fedepeti, 24 August 2004
- Japan: #9, 52 weeks in chart.
- Holland: #1.
- Italy: did not chart.
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Additional info
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