Survival bag

[jtmckinley]

Yes - Close To The Edge

Genesis - Cinema Show

[Rick and Roll]

Magic Pie - Change - sums up the ENTIRE prog renaissance!

[gm7b52001]

Originally Posted by jtmckinley

Yes - Close To The Edge

Definitely JT!!!

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Nektar - Remember The Future (Part 1) (and Part 2 if I could sneak it aboard - it really is one long track that had to be divided up because of vinyl.)

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Pink Floyd - that's a toughy. All reverence given to Alan's Pyschedelic Breakfast, of course, I'd still have to go with Meddle's "Echoes." A touch of the early with the foreshadowing of the music to come.

[VAXman(Admin)]

Originally Posted by OverHillandDale

Pink Floyd - that's a toughy. All reverence given to Alan's Pyschedelic Breakfast, of course, I'd still have to go with Meddle's "Echoes." A touch of the early with the foreshadowing of the music to come.

ATOM HEART MOTHER Why? Because it's rife with all the excesses of progressive rock sensibilities: it's a long radio-unfriendly composition; replete with backing choir and orchestra; has great uplifting melodic parts as well as dark and dissonant parts; chock full of quirky and spacey interludes; lead motorbike and broken glass parts; just when you think it's concluding, it's not; fabulous production qualities (thanks to Mr. Parsons); recorded in Abbey Road Studios; and hated by all the critics! It's Pink Floyd at their most experimental stage, IMO.

[mailotron]

Van der graaf generator , Plague of lighthouse's keeper ( hoping I 'll see the rescuing lighthouse)

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Crucible - An Imp's Tale
Dixie Dregs - Free Fall
Kansas - Journey from Mariabonn
Magenta - White Witch
Roxy Music - Avalon
Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning (Live)
Can - Future Days
Bill Bruford - If You Can't Stand The Heat
Flash - Small Beginning
The Mahavishnu Orchestra - One Word

Okay, that should stir up enought trouble for now.

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by OverHillandDale

Crucible - An Imp's Tale
Dixie Dregs - Free Fall
Kansas - Journey from Mariabonn
Magenta - White Witch
Roxy Music - Avalon
Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning (Live)
Can - Future Days
Bill Bruford - If You Can't Stand The Heat
Flash - Small Beginning
The Mahavishnu Orchestra - One Word

Okay, that should stir up enought trouble for now.

You damn right it did

Crucible - they only put out two records!
Dregs - I'm Freaking Out, or Hereafter
Kansas - not a bad choice....
Magenta - Gluttony, but Witch is prob better

Focus - Hamburger Concerto
(I like Peter's Brick choice)

and

Greg Howard - Water on the Moon