 This was the group's first big hit in the U.S. An oddly compelling song, I shudder at the thought that I might actually like it... and then realize that teenagers are rediscovering Queen, and this song is a cult hit all over again. Still, there's no argument that the flip side is a must-have glam-era rocker. Even if you can't stand "Mama Mia!" and so on, you gotta love "The machine of a dream?"... Have a listen to the mp3 "snippet" of it! Note: This beautiful copy comes in a vintage Elektra/Asylum Records factory sleeve. It has Mint labels, and the Vinyl looks almost untouched. The audio grades close to Mint, but on the A side there is a faint touch of underlying surface noise in the quiet segments.
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M- | Audio: M-Written by: Mercury (A), Taylor (B)Produced by: Roy Thomas Baker-QueenChart info: #9p in January 1976Track time(s): A: 5:55 | B: 3:05Mix: Stereo
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 Body Language/ Life Is Real (Song for Lennon) (M), Elektra 47452, 1982: $18.00 |
| Body Language/ Life Is Real (Song for Lennon) (M), Elektra 47452, 1982: $8.00 |
| Crazy Little Thing Called Love/ Spread Your Wings (M-), Elektra 46579, 1979: $12.00 |
| Jealousy/ Fun It (M-), Elektra 46039, 1979: $32.00 |
| Need Your Loving Tonight/ Rock It (Prime Jive) (M-), Elektra 47086, 1980: $12.00 |
Pain Is So Close To Pleasure (M-), Capitol 5633 , 1986: $30.00 |
| Tie Your Mother Down/Drowse (M ), Elektra 45385, 1977: $12.00 |
| We Are The Champions/ These Are The Days of Our Lives (M), Hollywood 64725, 1992: $12.00 |
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 Abraham, Martin & John/ Daddy Rollin' (In Your Arms) by Dion (M), Laurie 3464, 1968: $14.00 |
| Dance With The Devil/ And Then There Was Skin by Cozy Powell (M-), Chrysalis 2029, 1974: $20.00 |
| Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)/ Victim of Circumstance by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts (M), Boardwalk 11150, 1982: $11.00 |
| Emotions In Motion/ Catch 22 by Billy Squier (M), Capitol 5135, 1982: $15.00 |
| Fake Friends/ Nitetime by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts (M), MCA 52240, 1983: $14.00 |
| Funk #49/ Thanks by The James Gang (M-), ABC 11272, 1970: $18.00 |
| He's Gonna Step On You Again/ Sometimes It's Not Enough by John Kongos (M-), Elektra 45729, 1971: $12.00 |
| Jump Into The Fire by Nilsson (M-), RCA 0673, 1972: $12.00 |
| Midnight Man/ White Man-Black Man by The James Gang (M), ABC 11312, 1971: $7.50 |
| My Size/ I Believe In Everything by John Entwistle (M), Decca 32896, 1971: $14.00 |
| Skyscraper Commando/ Power by Elephants Memory (M-), Metromedia 210 , 1971: $10.00 |
 Spinster by Joan Jett (M), Blackheart FR-15, 1994: $10.00 $8.00 |
| Tongue In Cheek/ Woman by Sugarloaf (M), Liberty 56218, 1971: $24.00 |
| Tongue In Cheek/ Woman by Sugarloaf (M), Liberty 56218, 1971: $12.00 |
| Touch Me/ I Don't Need Your Love by Fancy (M-), Big Tree 16026, 1974: $7.00 |
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