I have the recent vinyl reissue on Polydor. It's available from importcds for $18!
http://www.amazon.com/Forse-Lucciole-Locanda-Delle-Fate/dp/B00IA9XTIS/ref=sr_1_4?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1457488720&sr=1-4&keywords=locanda+delle+fate
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I have the recent vinyl reissue on Polydor. It's available from importcds for $18!
http://www.amazon.com/Forse-Lucciole-Locanda-Delle-Fate/dp/B00IA9XTIS/ref=sr_1_4?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1457488720&sr=1-4&keywords=locanda+delle+fate
Another Italian prog monster is IL Rovescio Della Medaglia - "Contaminazione" from 1973. I have never heard a better union of rock & classical. This blew my teenage mind when I first heard it on a local Toronto FM station back in 1974.
I guess I overloaded you with italian prog, Ian
That Locanda is top 10 for sure, incredible interplay between all the instruments.
Haha you did and I am grateful but I think I got overwhelmed...
Cool, another one to check out. I didn't know Toronto played foreign prog... I thought Montreal was the king of prog in Canada but maybe not!
A couple of months ago I actually built a playlist in Tidal, with classic italian prog, from the 70s through the 00s. A lot of good stuff there!
http://tidal.com/playlist/c1a278a1-11df-45c5-a688-ec97a8c32340
Enjoy
http://tidal.com/playlist/c1a278a1-11df-45c5-a688-ec97a8c32340
Enjoy
Back in the late 60's and early to mid 70's, CHUM-FM was one of those progressive stations that played all kinds of weird & wonderful stuff. The DJ's had pretty much free reign to play anything remotely related to rock. My young ears heard some amazing prog back then. I'll never forget when they played all 4 sides of Topographic Oceans one night upon it's release.
Now playing...
Druid - Toward The Sun (1975)
Many dismiss this band as a generic Yes clone. Although nothing too challenging or adventurous, but I think this a very enjoyable album. Lots of mellotron and beautiful vocals from Dane.
Druid - Toward The Sun (1975)
Many dismiss this band as a generic Yes clone. Although nothing too challenging or adventurous, but I think this a very enjoyable album. Lots of mellotron and beautiful vocals from Dane.
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Yes was probably one of the least copied of the Big 5. Not sure I would call Druid generic but on the other hand there were parts of their albums that sounded like they were written with tracing paper. A guilty pleasure...
A new member of the prog rock club? Right on.
This morning, starting off with Big Big Train's beautiful 2012 effort:
This morning, starting off with Big Big Train's beautiful 2012 effort:
This album... such a shame. There are some songs on here that just kill... unfortunately the mix/mastering makes it un-listenable to me because of the sharp sibilence on the singer's voice.
Time to spin some ELP ? http://www.rollingstone.com/music/n...ke-and-palmer-keyboardist-dead-at-71-20160311
R.I.P. Keith - One of my music heroes; saw him live in Montreal in the early seventies, have all his important albums.
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R.I.P. Keith - One of my music heroes; saw him live in Montreal in the early seventies, have all his important albums.
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Awesome! "Vemod" is the 2nd coming of King Crimson, "Red" era
It's a shame subsequent albums ditched the KCisms and went for a more melodic approach... Still good albums, though!
It's a shame subsequent albums ditched the KCisms and went for a more melodic approach... Still good albums, though!
I'm playing this one right now, which is actually kinda KCish!
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/dark_f2/tamna_voda/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/dark_f2/tamna_voda/
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