Queen II - Queen > Reviews

Advantages: It's good
Disadvantages: It's bad

This CD is really one of the better CDs out there. It sort of stinks as a whole that everybody doesn't love it. Everybody should try and obtain this CD. I hope everybody who buys CDs, will please go out and spend their good money on this one. This review used to be better. But I cannot write reviews for free. Come and see my wonderful reviews at Epinions. the web address is www.Epinions.com Look for Scapp70 Have a nice day everybody. Talk ... Read review

Advantages: Brilliant flow, Classic Queen masterpiece
Disadvantages: Recording Quality, songs quite short

...definite must-have for fans of Queen (and for anybody, really) as it is both a great, original album in itself and it also provides an insight into a legend in the making. I can't really comment in-depth how it compares to their other albums, myself only owning Queen and A Night at the Opera, but it does seem to have a rawness about it, and a youthful energy that died down a little later in their career. The tracklist is as follows: 1 - Procession 2 ... Read review

Advantages: Great Rock and consistent throughout
Disadvantages: none really, only one song on greatest hits?

...by far the best album Queen have done, once again only one hit from Greatest Hits. However do not let this put you off. This album oozes class in every area, it is Queen at there very best, a heavy rock album. Queen have produced over 20 albums, and through time have adapted their style of music, from heavy rock in the 70's, to disco in the 80's, such as in Hot Space, and finally into pop in the late 80's. The album starts off with "Procession," ... Read review

Advantages: One of Queens Greatest Albums
Disadvantages: May not be to everyones taste at first

Queen began life as a glam rock band and were signed to EMI late in 1972. The band consisted of Brian May (guitar), Freddie Mercury (lead vocals / piano), Roger Taylor ( drums ) and John Deacon ( Bass ). Queens first single, Keep Yourself Alive, taken from Queen I did not do very well in the charts. Queen continued to tour extensively and recorded a second album, Queen II, which fulfilled a lot of their early promise by reaching the UK Top 5. Seven ... Read review

This album is absolutely brilliant lyrically and musically. The only one on the whole LP that don't seem to "fit" is 'The Loser In the End.' All the songs on this work blend together and flow seemingly effortlessly, although I'm sure a lot of thought went into the process. This one is a work of art and should definitely be a part of any rock fan's music library. It is totally worth the money and the time to listen to it in its entirety. A BEAUTIFUL MASTERPIECE!