Queen

Dear Ergon! Thank you for your reply. To be honest, I thought that in your list of Queen songs that resemble cacophony, you would put "The Prophet's Song" near the top. Therefore, I was quite surprised not to see this track in your list. On the other hand, in "Bohemian Rhapsody," a certain cacophony is caused by the meaning of the song; in "Somebody to Love," it's the genre (it's unlikely that religious music can be performed in any other way); and the cacophony in "Bicycle Race" is not obvious to me. Overall, the situation is quite familiar. Once, my love for Nazareth began in a similar way. After listening to Queen extensively, I tried to get into the work of the Scottish rockers. Of course, apart from the epic creation "Love Hurts," little else appealed to me. The main reaction to the music of Dan McCafferty and company was similar to your reaction to Queen – "I wish it would end soon." Naturally, I limited myself to listening to only a few albums. Then, I forced myself to familiarize myself with the work of the British band in more detail, and I found something that seemed quite pleasant to me... Sincerely, Gur