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Second release from this Norwegian prog quartet that tread similar ground to Black Bonzo. Arabs In Aspic have a clear love for the 70s. The whole album is just steeped in the analog sound. Big swirls of organ remind a bit of Uriah Heep and Deep Purple.
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Debut from this neo-prog supergroup featuring Clive Nolan and Mick Pointer.
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The classic live set from 1978 featured a slightly expanded lineup with cellist Charles Dickie, now the fifth member of the band, as well as David Jackson returning to the fold as a guest.
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Remastered edition comes with 8 bonus tracks - 5 of which are previously unreleased. This was the last album the band recorded for Charisma and was released in 1978.
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"It has been a long and frustrating search, but we were finally successful in tracking down a visual recording of Camel performing in 1976. It has been bootlegged mercilessly over the years.
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"One of the great overlooked albums of the 1970s, Faster Than the Speed of Light was the result of a collaboration between legendary Crazy World & Kingdom Come visionary Arthur Brown and his former Crazy World colleague (and Atomic Rooster leader) Vincent Crane.
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Third album from this British prog band led by the dual keyboards of Dave Greenslade and Dave Lawson (Samurai/The Web).
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80 minute DVD features a great array of video clips of the band dating all the way back to them doing Arubaluba from 1973! I never thought I'd see some of this stuff...
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Complete 2 hour performance from the band's show at The Catalyst in Santa Cruz, California. As you know Andy Latimer has been battling cancer for some years (he seems to be fighting his way back to good health) so this is billed as a farewell performance of sorts.
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Probably the best Argentinian prog album of all time and one of the great prog albums of the 70s. Bubu was a large ensemble led by composer and arranger Daniel Andreoli. The instrumentation features violin, flute, sax, guitar, bass and drums.
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Steven Wilson's second solo album features a variety of interesting prog luminaries including Steve Hackett, Robert Fripp, Tony Levin, Trey Gunn, Theo Travis, and Jordan Rudess. Proggier than his first solo album and frankly recent Porcupine Tree. Lots of Mellotron bliss on this one.
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Remastered edition with one live bonus track.
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Seventh and best album from this superb Tennessee based prog band. "Lex Rex" is another concept album whipped up by multi-instrumentalists Steve Babb and Fred Schendel with the aide of Charlie Shelton (Somnambulist), David Carter (Wyzards), Bjorn Lynne ao.
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A future classic of symphonic rock. Outstanding keyboard work is reminidscent of Wakefield and Moraz.
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Glass Hammer's 8th album finds little surprises and to these ears that's a good thing. After juggling lineups and different singers the band has gotten back to the basics emphasizing the abilities of founders Steve Babb and Fred Schendel.
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2007 Nick Davis remix/remaster edition. Some consider this their best album - it could be hard to argue against that notion...
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It’s now almost 30 years ago to the month since the release of one of the most unusual and greatest albums by a German rock band: Piktors Verwandlungen (Pictor`s Metamorphoses), the third album by south German cult formation, Anyone`s Daughter, came out in spring 1981, an almost 40-minute epic b
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Long EP originally put out for the band's fan club as a stop gap between Out Of Myself and Second Life Syndrome. It consists of 5 studio tracks as well as 3 live ones. The studio tracks are a bit stripped down sounding but clearly have Riverside's imprint on them.
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Vibrant new prog "super-group" of sorts put together by Andy Tillison of Parallel or 90 Degrees.
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HDCD remaster available for US distribution again.
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Finally on CD - the great live album from the 1974 tour - with expanded material.
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30th Anniversary edition from the double trio lineup: Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew, Bill Bruford, Tony Levin, Pat Mastelotto, and Trey Gunn. The Mellotron is back and although the tracks are a bit shorter it features some of their heaviest material.
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The last studio album (at least for now) from KC. Personally I thought this was a big rebound from TCoL. The album crushes from beginning to end.
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New 40th anniversary CD/DVD-A reissue features Steven Wilson's remix plus bonus tracks. The DVD-A features a hi-res 5.1 and stereo version (the stereo version is the original mix). You also get bonus tracks in 24 bit. There is also video footage from Central Park in 1973.
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