rare prog from early 70s
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Black Winter Day
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NFU
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Mikael Åkerfeldt said:
got them.
except for "these trails". i cant recommend lucifer's friend enough as well...very good stuff.
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Hölderlin was a shitty poet.
Edit: The songtitles from Popol Vuh (german ones) are shitty, too.
Edit: The songtitles from Popol Vuh (german ones) are shitty, too.
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When Man& Machine Collide
Arnold Layne
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Anyone heard Isotope, i got recomended an album of thiers by a guy in the record shop here. Its a good album (i think its a best of) they are from england and play like jazz, fusiony stuff.
Id like to hear the rest on tha land of grey and pink, the title track is awesome (nasty grumbly grimblies wtf??) i would like the ramsetered version if i can get it though.
Id like to hear the rest on tha land of grey and pink, the title track is awesome (nasty grumbly grimblies wtf??) i would like the ramsetered version if i can get it though.
NFU
I like pie.
Alternative 3 said:
Yes, i would highly recommend the remastered version if you plan on getting it on CD...for theres about 5 bonus tracks which are all good to have, and the cd itself is one of my personal favorites...as most know by now.
Arnold Layne
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I have Caravan's first album, its quite good, it reminds me of the piper at the gates of dawn. That psycadelic pop is quite cool, cant' listen to to much of it though, in one sitting.
I learnt to play in the land.... on guitar yesterday its the shiznit.
I learnt to play in the land.... on guitar yesterday its the shiznit.
NFU
I like pie.
Yea, the first album is great, but probably the least accesible in their catalog, mainly for being so much more psych and less prog and silly as the later releases. along with LOGAP, i also recommend For Girls who grow plump in the night.
if you are enjoying caravan, i would also check out their related bands...especially National Health....matching mole and hatfield and the north are also fantastic. good luck and enjoy!
if you are enjoying caravan, i would also check out their related bands...especially National Health....matching mole and hatfield and the north are also fantastic. good luck and enjoy!
LordHypnos, would you possibly be able to tell me what specific Popol vuh songs Opeth take samples from to use as their intro music for their shows?
NFU
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hey lord, you haven't told me, is the band's name mournin' or is it night sun?
btw, have you ever heard of linda perhaes? is it 70's prog/folk? i think i got her parallelograms album somewhere, but still haven't checked it out. is it worth?
btw, have you ever heard of linda perhaes? is it 70's prog/folk? i think i got her parallelograms album somewhere, but still haven't checked it out. is it worth?
NFU
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her name is "Linda Perhacs"...her album "Parallelograms" is fantastic...prog folk of the highest order. i couldnt recommend her album enough.discouraged1 said:
Also check out "Mellow Candle", "Tirill" if you like Linda's work...theyre also great folk prog with female vocals.
Shadows Skulk
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I've just in the past two weeks gotten into prog and psych (much based on this thread) and thus far I've got:
Arzachel - s/t
Cactus - s/t
Camel - Moonmadness
Caravan - s/t, ITLOGAP
Fraction - Moon Blood
Pinnacle - Cyborg Assassin
Taste of Blues - Schizofrenia
Van Der Graaf Generator - H to He, Still Life, The Least We Could Do is Wave to Each Other
Does anyone have an opinion on the following bands?
Ancient Grease
Apple
Bohemian Vendetta
Christopher
Hunger
Jody Grind
Khazad Doom
Mystic Siva
Rufus Zuphall
Tomorrow
Thanks
Arzachel - s/t
Cactus - s/t
Camel - Moonmadness
Caravan - s/t, ITLOGAP
Fraction - Moon Blood
Pinnacle - Cyborg Assassin
Taste of Blues - Schizofrenia
Van Der Graaf Generator - H to He, Still Life, The Least We Could Do is Wave to Each Other
Does anyone have an opinion on the following bands?
Ancient Grease
Apple
Bohemian Vendetta
Christopher
Hunger
Jody Grind
Khazad Doom
Mystic Siva
Rufus Zuphall
Tomorrow
Thanks
NFU
I like pie.
Shadows Skulk said:
im glad, this thread could do a lot of people good if theyre adventerous and interested enough. maybe the best musical genre to date for musicianship AND accesibility.
a few more band suggestions for those who are interested:
Beggar's Opera - Symphonic Prog with great arrangements from the UK
Frumpy - quality jam progressive rock with a hard edge
Third Ear Band - Classic early 70s psychadelic prog w/a concept on the s/t.
Cirkus - Lush and beautiful symphonic prog with an orchestra, mellotron, etc
lord, is it Night Sun-Mournin
OR Mournin'-Night Sun ??
what's the band and what's the album's name?
OR Mournin'-Night Sun ??
what's the band and what's the album's name?
NFU
I like pie.
discouraged1 said:
The band's name is Night Sun the album is "mournin"
theyre a heavy acid rock band from germany, and maybe the best to do it. heavily influenced by deep purple and other similar acts.
Arnold Layne
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LordHypnos said:
Do they sound anything like Grobshnitt? I have the solar music side of Balllerman and it sounds like Uriah heep at the start then goes all Psychadelic, does Night Sun sound like that?
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