Jazz is the seventh studio album by Queen, released in November 1978. It boasts the singles Fat Bottomed Girls, Bicycle Race and Don't Stop Me Now. One of Queen's slickest records, it sounds bigger, heavier than many of their previous, thanks to the mountains of guitars Brian May has layered all over this record. If May has indulged himself, Freddie Mercury runs riot all over this album, infusing it with an absurdity that's hard to resist. Embued with the over-the-top campiness has always been an attribute in Queen, this kind of grand-scale exaggeration gives Jazz a sense of ridiculousness that makes it more fun than many of their other albums.