Queen: Deep Cuts

Editors' Notes As a ‘70s progressive rock band with enormous pop talent, Queen crafted songs that committed to the possibilities of any idea. So they could rock hard, with sharp riffs and monolithic harmonies—as in “The March of the Black Queen”—and they could play with the traditions of theatrical ballads and grand opera. But they also created immaculate pastiches, as with the trad jazz guitar orchestra in “Good Company.”