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 Petger Gabriel was a genius, and with Phil Collins and Steve Hackett, they turned progressive rock into a work of art.

 "The Musical Box" is one of the most influential rock tracks, blending Victorian storytelling with powerful melodies and dramatic vocals.

Nursery Cryme is a pivotal Genesis album that marked the arrival of the classic lineup with Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, and Steve Hackett. It elevated progressive rock through intricate compositions and theatrical storytelling. The review praises standout tracks such as The Musical Box and Harlequin, highlighting the album's lasting influence despite not being the band's absolute best work. It represents the foundation for Genesis' later success. Explore the epic sounds of Genesis' Nursery Cryme and experience the roots of progressive rock greatness today!

 Keep Yourself Alive: one of the best hits of this period, Brian May’s guitar intro is something indefinable, one of my favorite riffs.

 I believe that this album...should be placed at least among the top 3 or 4, not for historical value, but for the experimental vision the group adopted as soon as they began their musical career.

This review highlights Queen's eponymous debut album as an underrated classic of early 70s rock. It explores the band's formation, diverse song styles, and progressive influences. Tracks like 'Keep Yourself Alive' and 'Liar' are praised for their innovation and musicianship. The reviewer strongly recommends this album for Queen enthusiasts and rock lovers alike. Discover Queen's powerful debut — listen now and experience rock history in the making!