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Qoph - Kalejkoskopiska-aktiviteter Review by Gary Hill Very intriguing Swedish prog, this one combines straightforward rock arrangements with more traditional prog and fusion. The result is quite entertaining. More



Qoph - Pyrola Review by Gary Hill What a difference a few years make. When I first reviewed this group's 1999 disc, Kalejkoskopiska-aktiviteter, I found it to be solid music that showcased a lot of potent progressive rock instrumental virtuosity. More



Queen - A Night At The Opera Review by Josh Turner I had to scratch the dust off this album. The last time I heard it, I can't say I appreciated music as much as I do today. More



Queen - Queen II Review by Gary Hill The second Queen album, this has a lot of great music. More



Queen - Sheer Heart Attack Review by Gary Hill This was the third album from Queen. It was a particularly effective set. More



Queen - A Day at the Races Review by Gary Hill Queen was really such an intriguing band. They were never really easy to pin down stylistically. More



Queen - News of the World (vinyl) Review by Gary Hill I've mentioned it in previous reviews, Queen is an unusual band in that their sound was all over the place. More



Queen - Jazz (vinyl) Review by Gary Hill This 1978 release from Queen, still has a very classic sound, but they were experimenting with some new directions. It had several hits, and also quite a bit of meaty music. More



Arnaud Quevedo & Friends - Electric Tales Review by Gary Hill The music on this 2020 release is pure magic. It's a near perfect combination of progressive rock and fusion. More



Arnaud Quevedo & Friends - ROAN Review by Gary Hill I've reviewed another set from this act in the current issue of Music Street Journal. I'm not sure which set by them I like better. More



Arnaud Quevedo & Friends - 2nd Life Review by Gary Hill Arnaud Quevedo and Friends have done it again. More



Quiet World - The Road Review by Gary Hill This is a reissue of a 1970 release with a number of bonus tracks. This is not truly prog rock, but it is proto-prog. More



Quill - Brush with the Moon Review by Gary Hill If you jump ahead to the last song, you’ll definitely decide this fits under progressive rock. More

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