46cm x 46cm official framed album artwork of Queen's "A Day At The Races" LP.

Like its predecessor, A Night At The Opera, A Day At The Races was named after a 1930s Marx Brothers film and saw the group shamelessly revelling in their pomp. The No 2 single Somebody To Love took their operatic rock to its furthest extremes yet - Mercury unleashing one of his most impassioned vocal performances for a power ballad propelled by gospel vocals. Billed as something of a sequel to A Night At The Opera, A Day At The Races again used the band's iconic crest design for the sleeve, rendering it even more ornate than before, against a black background.