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The beginning of 1974 was a challenging time for the band as they dealt with health problems (Brian & Freddie) and equipment troubles. At the end of one particular show, the crowd sang ‘God Save The Queen’ that later became a tradition at Queen concerts. The band recorded the song for their fourth album.
In March, Queen released their second album, aptly titled Queen II.
- Procession (May)
- Father To Son (May)
- White Queen (May)
- Some Day One Day (May)
- The Loser In The End (Taylor)
- Ogre Battle (Mercury)
- The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke (Mercury)
- Nevermore (Mercury)
- Funny How Love Is (Mercury)
- Seven Seas Of Rhye (Mercury)
Roloing Stone didn’t like this effort, stating “Queen is a reasonably talented band who have chosen their models unwisely…the album remains a floundering and sadly unoriginal affair.”
