Queen is the band’s self-titled debut album, released in July 1973. It was recorded at Trident Studios and De Lane Lea Music Centre in London and produced by Queen with Roy Thomas Baker and John Anthony.
The album draws on progressive rock, hard rock and heavy metal, with subjects ranging from folklore in My Fairy King to religion in Jesus. Freddie Mercury wrote five of its ten tracks; Brian May wrote four, including Doing All Right with former Smile member Tim Staffell. Roger Taylor wrote and sang Modern Times Rock and Roll. A short instrumental Seven Seas of Rhye closes the record. The sleeve’s “No synthesisers” note addressed the impression created by layered guitars and vocals; John Deacon was credited as “Deacon John”.
Tracklist:
Keep Yourself Alive
Doing All Right
Great King Rat
My Fairy King
Liar
The Night Comes Down
Modern Times Rock ‘n’ Roll
Son and Daughter
Jesus
Seven Seas of Rhye…
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