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YLECLIPSE Trails Of Ambergris (Neo-Prog, 2008)
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Review by b_olariu — Trails of Ambergris is their forth album issued at same Mellow records in 2008 is another worthyalbum from their catalogue, and is their final one 'till today. As I said on previous reviw fromOpus , that I have a soft spot for this band, thie album to me is their best so ... (original story)
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CARAVAN Caravan and The New Symphonia (Canterbury Scene, 1974)
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Review by AtomicCrimsonRush — A time capsule of brilliant live Canterbury. The live Caravan is definitely a different beast than the studio Caravan. On the live stage the band tend to have fun with the audience and involve them in their tom foolery. The album really is quite humorous and the ... (original story)
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DEEP PURPLE Made In Japan (Proto-Prog, 1972)
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Review by AtomicCrimsonRush — Deep Purple's History Making Live Masterpiece. Deep Purple's "Made in Japan" is one of the all time greatest immortal live albums in rock history. It features the band at their brilliant best and promoting their masterpiece albums "In Rock" and "Machine Head", bo... (original story)
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DAVID BOWIE Low (Prog Related, 1977)
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Review by AtomicCrimsonRush — An album in two halves, "Low" was one I picked up on vinyl years ago and I know I must have played side two way more than side one. the reason is that side one really did not appeal tome and were nothing more than a bunch of songs similar to the stuff being churne... (original story)
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ANDERS HELMERSON End of Illusion (Symphonic Prog, 1981)
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Review by psarros — Swedish multi-instrumentalist from Lund,born in 1959.He studied both Classical and Jazz music at his early life stage and learned handling a variety of instruments.By early-70's he showed interest in Classic Progressive Rock and became a member of Kung Tung, playing both sa... (original story)
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DEEP PURPLE Fireball (Proto-Prog, 1971)
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Review by AtomicCrimsonRush — Deep Purple's "Fireball" is a very good followup to their masterpiece "In Rock". It features some proto metal classics such as the hard rocking title with breakneck rhythms and excellent guitar riffs of Blackmore. Ian Paice is an incredible drummer and he really l... (original story)
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CARAVAN Canterbury Tales - The Best of Caravan (Canterbury Scene, 1976)
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Review by AtomicCrimsonRush — This compilation from Canterbury darlings Caravan is really designed to initiate those who have not got any of the earlier Caravan material. The album works well as an excellent introduction to Caravan featuring all of their most revered classics jammed onto 2 rec... (original story)
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TOUCHSTONE The City Sleeps (Crossover Prog, 2011)
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Review by AtomicCrimsonRush — A quality album with symphonic prog metal and no filler.Touchstone's "The City Sleeps" is a very enjoyable album that features an outstanding hybrid of traditional metal and symphonic prog. The musicianship and vocals are excellent throughout which ranges from be... (original story)
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VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR H to He, Who Am the Only One (Eclectic Prog, 1970)
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Review by FromAbove — H to He, Who Am the Only One is a testament to the Prog rock genre. Literally the pinnacle creation of Eclectic Prog. Forget the guitar in this music, these guys make the album work! With only 5 songs (6, since I have the remaster), they bust out an influential album that... (original story)
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GENTLE GIANT Edge of Twilight (Eclectic Prog, 1996)
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Review by AtomicCrimsonRush — The remasters of classic Gentle Giant was one I sought after for years as I only had one GG at the time with "Octopus". The drawcard of this collection was that it encompassed five albums that are highly revered by GG fans. It is amazing that this includes the ent... (original story)
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