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Artist: Queen

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CD Title: The Game

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1980/2011

Label: Island

Catalog Number: 277 175 2

Personnel

Freddie Mercury piano, vocals
Brian May guitar, keyboards, vocals
Roger Taylor drums, vocals
John Deacon bass

2011 Remastered re-issue including a bonus disc of rareties

Tracks

Disc 1
1.	Play the Game	3:32
2.	Dragon Attack	4:15
3.	Another One Bites the Dust	3:03
4.	Need Your Loving Tonight	2:48
5.	Crazy Little Thing Called Love	2:44
6.	Rock It (Prime Jive)	4:32
7.	Don't Try Suicide	3:52
8.	Sail Away Sweet Sister (To the Sister I...	3:32
9.	Coming Soon	2:49
10.	Save Me	3:42
Total Running Time:		34:49
Disc 2
11.	Save Me live in Montreal, 1981	4:18
12.	A Human Body b-side	3:44
13.	Sail Away Sweet Sister take 1 with guide vocal	2:34
14.	It's a Beautiful Day original spontaneous idea	1:31
15.	Dragon Attack live in Milton Keynes, 1982	5:15
Total Running Time:		17:22

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Big Papa K	Date: June 27, 2004 at 23:24
Surprised there are no comments for this one. Queen enter the 80's and for the first time seem to be followers than leaders. Sure, they can pull off disco and rockabilly as shown with the two big hits, but a lot of the album is just boring filler outside of those two and "Play The Game" and "Save Me". 6/10

From: MARCELO ARG	Date: July 2, 2004 at 18:13
NO SE PORQUE TAN POCOS COMENTARIOS DE LA OBRA MAESTRA DE QUEEN...DISCO IMPRESCINDIBLE EN CUALQUIER DISCOTECA

From: Alberto 4

Date: August 8, 2004 at 11:13

Es evidente que Queen inició un camino diferente en su estilo a partir de la publicación de este disco con la utilización de los sintetizadores. Pienso que lo que tenían ganas era de innovar y experimentar, aunque para ello se tuvieran que distanciar del hard rock. A pesar de eso, aún se mantiene en una línea bastante rockera: canciones como Dragon Attack o Rock It demuestran que la fuerza de la guitarra de Brian May sigue intacta. El crescendo instrumental de Save Me es francamente irrepetible.

From: Strander	Date: October 31, 2004 at 6:24
Not strong one as an album but better as an "singles" album

From: Metal Loaf	Date: January 15, 2013 at 9:23
Aside from the singles, I think "Dragon Attack" features some of Brian May's best playing. On the whole, it's the same kind of New Wave/Hard Rock crossover sound that would make hits of albums like Foreigner's fourth album and Heart's 1985 self-titled record.

From: rick kerch vzla	Date: July 1, 2021 at 20:42
A successful album!...many great songs in it that became classics in the future 🙂...my fave ones are #1,2,3,4,5,8 & 10(❤️...enjoyable stuff...87/100

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