Made In Heaven

This is a great album, delivered In a timely manner and well packaged, thank you. ☺️

Brilliant CD the last album by the late great Freddie Mercury.

This was Freddie Mercury's final set of recordings with the songs written from the heart and sung them with all the strength Freddie had left. A beautiful album and a fitting tribute to Freddie Mercury and the other members of Queen. A must for any Queen fan. The sound from the vinyl is wonderful.

Firstly, I have to take issue with the ignoramus who wrote the product review for Amazon: this idiot has no idea what the hell he is talking about! To suggest that the remaining members of Queen may have made this last record as a last chance to 'cash-in' on Freddie is highly insulting and absolutely ignorant - he needs to do his research a bit better. This album was a labour of love (and I think the members of Queen have enough money in the bank anyway), and it was also Freddie's wish that his final recordings see the light of day. To be honest, ignorant and biased reviewers like this moron have always had it in for Queen and always probably will: they just hate the fact that this band is still loved so much by so many.Secondly, and more importantly, the album itself. As a lifelong Queen fan, I would put this one up with Innuendo, A Night at the Opera and Sheer Heart attack. It is strong throughout. I won't bother to write about the story behind this album, as most people into music will already know its history. But if you still haven't bought this jewel of an album, just damn well do. It is a strangely uplifting album (considering the fact that it includes Freddie's final recordings): there is so much positivity and warmth emanating from it. It is all about life and love, and Freddie sings his heart out. Only on the sombre and heart breaking Mother Love do we hear Freddie sound a little less upbeat (and considering this was his final recording, who can blame the man?); but listen to the middle eight on this track and tell me you do not hear a dying man (who at this stage could barely even stand) sing from his very soul with every last drop of power and emotion his frail body contained. A beautifully haunting track from one of the finest singers this world is ever likely to hear.If nothing moves you on this album, check your pulse - because you must be dead.This is a wonderful and fitting ending to the recording career of one of the world's finest and most innovative bands. God save our Queen.

very good as usual. one or two written by the late Freddy Mercury. A bit differant from other Queen music but still very good. Glad i bought it.

As an album released after Freddie passing it can bring a lump to your throat

Having a good collection of cds from queen I wanted to buy them on vinyl so when my son brought me a turntable for my birthday with anoughter one of queens vinyls so I also purchased made in heaven which I always start crying when listening to mother love knowing Freddie did not get a chance to finish the song so Brian finished it for Freddie and he sang the last verse so beautiful which I know Freddie would of loved it aswell. But also knowing he didn't finish made in heaven album makes it even more sad but happy and proud that brian and John and Roger finished this album and done it perfect.I was so spurised when opened my vinyl to see 3 beautiful posters of Freddie and rest of the band which was not in description. The album cover and inside is also a beautiful picture. If like me wanted to buy there albums on vinyl then this album needs to be on your list it's worth every penny.Delivery was for next day delivery. Thank you seller I love the album

Like many people, I avoided this album, thinking it was simply cashing in on Freddie's death, but after watching the "Bohemian Rhapsody" film I decided to take the plunge.I was due to undertake a long car journey so decided to have the full Queen albums lined up to listen to in order. It resulted in an enjoyable trip where there was plenty of singing (when you're alone in the car you can sing along badly without too much embarrassment) and remembering songs you’d forgotten about.So when it came to “Made it Heaven” I was nearing the completion of my journey. It was an unfortunate time as I ended up being in an emotional mess, with so many references to “Heaven” and his last ever song “Mother Love” (which ended up being completed by Brian May).Freddy knew he was dying, but his singing kept him going, and his usual splendid vocal ranges are still on show. But, it was only during “Mother Love” that you could tell his vocal ranges weren’t as strong as they use to be. But it was the final “untitled” track (running for 22 minutes) which did me. Arriving for the meeting I looked a mess. Fortunately, I managed to pass it off as “hay fever”.Naturally, the return trip called for another Queen sing-along, and a salute to the greatest singer to grace this planet. I’m sure all true Queen fans will have this album, but if not, you really should buy it and raise a glass (or two) to Freddy – but preferably whilst not driving…