#queen#queen#record#LP#JAZZ "Jazz" (Original Release Year: 1978) This album attempted to re-examine the band's musicality and summarize the 1970s, with Roy Thomas Baker, who had been in charge up to "A Night at the Opera," returning as producer. The promotion for the lead single "Bicycle Race / Fat Bottomed Girls" caused controversy and generated buzz by gathering nude women for a bicycle race at Wimbledon Stadium. The band's various expressions are truly captivating, including the Arabian-style number "Mustapha," "Seven Days" penned by John Deacon, "Don't Stop Me Now," which has often been used as a commercial song in Japan, and "Leaving Home Ain't Easy" with Brian May's poignant vocals. Purchased on Amazon in July '25. Listened to it about once. Immediate purchase ○ Price reduction ✖️ This is a used item, so I would like those who understand this to purchase it. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about various things. As this is a private seller, there may be errors in measurements, insufficient explanations, or misprints. You can purchase immediately without comments. Since shipping is included, I am not considering price reductions. I will send it with simple packaging. Please refrain from complaints or returns. We cannot guarantee any accidents or injuries. Thank you very much. (^-^)