Q Reviews

I regularly buy Q when one of my favourite bands are interviewed or featured heavily, or if I'm going away on a long trip. Essentially this sums up my feelings on the magazine, I'll only buy it if either of these are fulfilled. If not, the features about other bands can be too long, leaving not a lot else in the magazine However, when ...  Read the complete review

I regularly buy Q magazine when I am traveling on a long journey as there is often a lot of stuff in it which i find interesting. It reviews most of the more popular music around, with a good mix of new bands and big bands from the past as well. Although I am a massive fan of oasis, even i think that Q seems to have an article about them every ...  Read the complete review

I have just bought Q magazine for the first time in ages. It is the March 2009 issue, I have just broken up for half term and wanted something to read over the obligatory slobbing with my Chinese take-away and bottle of wine on the first night of the holidays. It is a ritual most teachers follow! I was pleasantly surprised with the magazine, the ...  Read the complete review

I like Q. I've always liked Q. It's a long standing title on the magazine shelves because it's just so good. All magazines are expensive thse days, I remember when they used to be a quid, nowadays the likes of Q are nearer four. The thing is with Q, you get a lot of reading for your money. They have some standards, but they don't seem to have it ...  Read the complete review

Q Glastonbury daily Q is a glossy music magazine this op is about the daily paper they produce at Glastonbury for festival goers to inform of the happenings so since Glasto is this weekend and there is no specific space for this newspaper I thought this would be a suitable place to inform you of its existence and content . Sadly even ...  Read the complete review

I grew up with punk, new wave, ska and reggae I remember when Paul Weller was an angry young man rather than the personification of ‘dad rock’ and like countless men of my generation I knew that god did exist and his name was JOHN PEEL! Why am I telling you all this? Well in those far away days before PC’s, Chat rooms ...  Read the complete review

‘Q, Britain’s Biggest Music magazine!’ the cover proudly proclaims, and, in many ways it’s true. Q magazine has been the premier mag for music lovers everywhere for the past 15 years. Often considered a magazine for real music and, ‘older’ listeners, you are unlikely to see Britney Spears or Limp ...  Read the complete review

Q is one of the biggest-selling monthly music magazines on the market. It's been around for ages now and its popularity endures. I've been a reader on and off for about 8 years, and I can say that this month's edition is one of the best I've bought. Q's writers are clued-up and funny. You can tell that they just ...  Read the complete review

Q is increasingly irritating me. Whilst addmittedly I have never loved it, I am finding the content more staid, predictable and less inventive. This is a magazine that used to have at least some degree of youthful zest about it. It now has as much get up and go as a citroen 2CV. The coverage of bands is limited and restricted to those ...  Read the complete review

When I was a young whipper snapper I used to dismiss Q as a magazine for old farts but over the years they seem to have gone for a younger readership and I in turn have got older (obviously, duh) untl we met somewhere in the middle. Now our tastes have kinda converged. It has the most comprehensive album review section there is although ...  Read the complete review

Q is undoubtebly one of the greatest pop / rock music publications out at the moment. The magazine is pretty much split up in to two sections... the main features and the 'Q-Review' section. In the main features, they talk about new bands, shows, the charts and lots of different stuff. For example, in the Summer 2001 episode they had an ...  Read the complete review

Recently, when it happened to come up in conversation that I read Q magazine, the response of my 30-something friend was 'You know you're getting old when you start reading Q'. But was his highly hurtful comment justified? And should I care anyway? Well, Q is certainly not aimed at the teenage market. Articles on Billie and ...  Read the complete review

I bought my first copy of Q after seeing the Q music channel on sky digital (455). The music was very good quality, unlike the much "popped up" MTV. Some alternative music with some old stuff. A great combination. So I skipped eagerly to the newsagents in the following days and purchased a copy of the afformentioned magazine. ...  Read the complete review

I've taken Q almost since it started and now get it on subscription. I'm sad to say it is now a poor imitation of its once glorious self. This deterioration seems to have taken place in the last couple of years and appears to be concomitant with the magazine's greater emphasis on dance culture and an almost unnatural ...  Read the complete review

There was a time when Q actually merited it's huge £3 price tag, however, those days have long gone. The signs of it's downfall have been there since it decided that Radiohead took too long in releasing an album and decided to slate the bloody magnificent 'Kid A', although back when 'Whats the story' was released they ...  Read the complete review

There was a time when Q was a must-buy magazine - in fact I did buy it for many years even when I lived abroad and it was considerably more expensive than the local competition. That was when it was a serious music publication that could be relied upon to offer well informed, objective and valid information and criticism on a wide variety of ...  Read the complete review

There are a great many of magazines that review new music and have features on related matters. Many of them are mere listings publications or lightweight lifestyle magazines with a hat cocked towards music. Q is, and has long been a become of light shining out above the mountain of pretender publications. If Q was a person, it could ...  Read the complete review

Having just bought Q Magazine the January issue I am delighted with the excellent free gift on the front in the form of a CD containing tracks from what Q consider to be the greatest albums of the year 2000. Considering that many of these were originally singles, this is a must purchase. Who could pass up the chance to have Coldplay's Yellow, ...  Read the complete review

I have been a fan of Q Magazine since the first issue. There has been a recent change of format, which I feel is the best yet. The reviews are honest and you can bet that if an album receives 5 stars from Q then it is worth buying! The articles cover various topics and artists and are always worth reading again. Now and again the ...  Read the complete review

I've brought this magazines a few times i really enjoy it. It seems to be one of the best music magazines around. It tells you what you you really want to know now just all the gossip. They usually provide us with well conducted and well organised interviews with what they think and it makes you feel like you know the stars ...  Read the complete review