Holy crap that was awesome. Why didn't more bands play stuff like this in the 70s?
bands who never got their due
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Holy crap that was awesome. Why didn't more bands play stuff like this in the 70s?
JenniferGentle
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Jasonic
Doom On!
I saw these guys many times back in the day.
I think they were from Minnesota, so they played a lot of shows in Chicago for touring bands, like VoiVod, DRI, etc.
I agree, WAY ahead of their time. Good call!
Jasonic
Doom On!
I think with the internet has come a new found appreciation for many bands from the 70s and 80s which were never commercially known...
Jag Panzer
Manilla Road
Angel Witch
Pagan Altar
Pentagram
Jag Panzer
Manilla Road
Angel Witch
Pagan Altar
Pentagram
azal
love is the answer
co-sign I Mother Earth!!!!
Jellyfish
"Spilt Milk" is the most perfect pop rock album ever recorded. It is so involved and layered it's frightening. Sounds like five genius, perfectionists fighting it out and recording an album for 10 straight years locked in a studio with every possible instrument available.
also agree with Fates Warning, but to an even greater extent, PSYCHOTIC WALTZ.
They were better than FW, QR and DT to me and just never caught a break. Horrible luck.
Awesomely psychedelic and original. One of my favorite bands ever. I'm thinking of covering a song off the debut with Draconic.
Probably this one.
Jellyfish
"Spilt Milk" is the most perfect pop rock album ever recorded. It is so involved and layered it's frightening. Sounds like five genius, perfectionists fighting it out and recording an album for 10 straight years locked in a studio with every possible instrument available.
also agree with Fates Warning, but to an even greater extent, PSYCHOTIC WALTZ.
They were better than FW, QR and DT to me and just never caught a break. Horrible luck.
Awesomely psychedelic and original. One of my favorite bands ever. I'm thinking of covering a song off the debut with Draconic.
Probably this one.
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Nehebkau
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DreamNeonBlack
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While I never thought they were better than Fates Warning, PW was a fantastic band! I really liked them.
Buddy Lackey AKA Devin Graves has a awesome voice.
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Liverslapper
w00t
I dig Joe Lynn Turner's solo work. A guy that never seems to get recognition.
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azal
love is the answer
Will Bozarth
Everlasting Godstopper
-Syl-
what.where.why.
azal
love is the answer
-Syl-
what.where.why.
mosquito is 10/10 for me
but i think bleeding is their best album, it is a masterpiece.
and locust is one of the best trip-songs of the rock history. it's always make me shiver (and i have to dance and sing while i'm listening it
)))do you know dan rock's solo album (darkstar)?
slashvanyoung
Dopefish lives!
slashvanyoung
Dopefish lives!
-Syl-
what.where.why.
another band i loved
(i have nostalgic feelings, i had a band that time, we played similar music like die krupps and i loved to play this song it's simple but powerful)
(i have nostalgic feelings, i had a band that time, we played similar music like die krupps and i loved to play this song
it's simple but powerful)
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NeverMarty
Awaiting Mathematics
Maybe not quite as unknown as some, but given how large their dues should have been, my top candidates:
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Det Som Engang Var
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