The Game

Queen

 
The Game
  Год выпуска  
Июн 30, 1980
  Лейбл  
Elektra/Asylum USA
  Жанр  
Pop/Rock
  Рейтинг  
  Треки  
  #       Название       Моя оценка       Время       Битрейт       Размер файла  
  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               3:32                  
  9       Coming Soon               2:49                  
  10       Save Me               3:42                  
  11       Dragon Attack [*]               4:20                  

  Автор обзора: Stephen Thomas Erlewine  

Queen had long been one of the biggest bands in the world by 1980's The Game, but this album was the first time they made a glossy, unabashed pop album, one that was designed to sound exactly like its time. They might be posed in leather jackets on the cover, but they hardly sound tough or menacing — they rarely rock, at least not in the gonzo fashion that's long been their trademark. Gone are the bombastic orchestras of guitars and with them the charging, relentless rhythms that kept Queen grounded even at their grandest moments. Now, when they rock, they'll haul out a clever rockabilly pastiche, as they do on the tremendous "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," a sly revival of old-time rock & roll that never sounds moldy, thanks in large part to Freddie Mercury's panache. But even that is an exception to the rule on The Game. Usually, when they want to rock here, they wind up sounding like Boston, as they do on John Deacon's "Need Your Loving Tonight," or they sound a bit like a new wave-conscious rocker Далее...

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