A Kind Of Magic - Queen - LP - Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 14days)

Released in 1986, “A Kind Of Magic” captures Queen at full widescreen scale, folding their arena-rock instincts into the cinematic world of the film Highlander. It’s an album where the band leans into spectacle without losing their eccentric charm. The title track is a hook-stacked anthem built for chanting crowds, while “One Vision” opens the record with razor-edged riffs and a unifying roar that feels tailor-made for massive stages. What makes this album special on vinyl is how alive it feels: Brian May’s guitar tones cut through with rich texture, John Deacon’s bass lines sit warm and present, and Roger Taylor’s drums land with satisfying weight. At the center is Freddie Mercury, shifting effortlessly from theatrical grandeur on “Princes of the Universe” to aching vulnerability on the sweeping ballad “Who Wants To Live Forever.” For collectors, this is a snapshot of Queen in their later-peak phase—seasoned, fearless, and still pushing for bigger sounds. It’s essential if you love 80s rock that isn’t afraid of drama, melody, or sheer ambition. Spin it loud and you’ll hear exactly why Queen remained a stadium band in spirit, even when they were scoring fantasy films. Track List: A1 - One Vision - 5:10 A2 - A Kind Of Magic - 4:25 A3 - One Year Of Love - 4:27 A4 - Pain Is So Close To Pleasure - 4:22 A5 - Friends Will Be Friends - 4:08 B1 - Who Wants To Live Forever - 5:14 B2 - Gimme The Prize (Kurgan's Theme) - 4:33 B3 - Don't Lose Your Head - 4:38 B4 - Princes Of The Universe - 3:32