- By staying close to the perimeters of last year's hugely successful A Night at the Opera, Queen has another massive bestseller in A Day at the Races.
- In every sense, A Day at the Races is an unapologetic sequel to A Night at the Opera, the 1975 breakthrough that established Queen as rock & roll royalty.
- Queen. A Day At The Races. ... Despite their similar titles, Opera and Races aren't any closer to Opera and Heart Attack, or Queen and Queen II, etc.
- News of the World silenced their critics soon enough, but A Day at the Races lent credence to the (misguided) criticism that Queen was a part of the old...
- Queen 'A Day At The Races'. Released 10 December 1976, reached number 1, on chart for 24 weeks, achieved Platinum status.
- A Day At The Races by Queen, released 10 December 1976 1. Tie Your Mother Down 2. You Take My Breath Away 3. Long Away 4. The Millionaire Waltz 5...
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- Queen - A Day at the Races review: A wonderful follow-up to A Night at the Opera.
- Decades later A Day at the Races remains well-regarded by Queen fans and critics, although it’s not as highly praised as its predecessor.
- A Day at the Races – Review. Queen continued the theme of calling the album after a Marx Brothers film.