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Showing posts with label Queen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Queen. Show all posts

Monday, 13 July 2026

Queen - The Works - 1984

 


The Works is the Eleventh studio album Queen, released on 20th February 1984 on EMI/Capital Records. It was produced by Queen and Reinhold Mack.  The album reached Number 2 on the British charts and peaked at Number 23 on the U.S. Billboard Charts. 

Listen to the Full album:


Track Listing:

1. Radio Ga Ga

2. Tear It Up

3. It's A Hard Life

4. Man On The Prowl

5. Machines (or Back To Humans)

6. I Want To Break Free

7. Keep Passing The Open Windows

8. Hammer To Fall

9. Is This The World We Created?



                                                       Number One Magazine Review

                                                             Record Mirror Review

                                                                Smash Hits Review






Friday, 31 October 2025

Top Ten - Queen songs from the 80s

 


Our favourite Queen songs from the 80s

10 - It's A Hard Life (1984)


9 - Friends Will Be Friends (1986)


8 - One Vision (1986)


7 - Radio Ga Ga (1984)


6 - Who Wants To Live Forever (1986)


5 - I Want It All (1989)


4 - It's A Kind of Magic (1986)


3 - Another One Bits The Dust (1980)


2 - Under Pressure (1982)


1 - I Want To Break Free (1984)



Sunday, 17 November 2024

Feargal Sharkey - Loving You - 1985

 



Feargal Sharkey  - "Loving you"

The 2nd solo Single from Feargal Sharkey was released in June 1985 and reached Number 26 on the U.K. singles chart.  Written by Feargal Sharkey and Jo Callis, it was released on Virgin Records on  7 inch & 12 inch Single and spent 11 weeks on the chart. The song was produced by Roger Taylor from Queen.





Number One Magazine Review

                                                                  Music Week Review


                                         Melody Maker Review by Vince Clarke and Paul Quinn

                                                               Record Mirror Review






Extended Mix