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Tag Archives: prog rock
OLIVER WAKEMAN with Steve Howe – The 3 Ages Of Magick
February 4, 2015

Resurgence 2001 / Esoteric 2013 Ancient lore and secrets uncovered through instrumental wizardry by the YES-men of the future and the present. It’s all in the family: just like , ‘s always been fascinated with fairy tales and legends, and … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged instrumental, Oliver Wakeman, prog rock, Steve Howe
PETER BANKS EMPIRE – The Mars Tapes
February 2, 2015

Gonzo 2013 Ex-YES guitarist’s last major group gear up for a record and round up the best of their oeuvre. It was 1979 when the latest – and the last – of Peter Banks’ collective endeavors entered the Mars Studios … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Empire, fusion, Mark Murdock, Peter Banks, Phil Collins, prog rock, Sidonie Jordan, Sydney Foxx
GREENSLADE – Large Afternoon
February 1, 2015

Mystic 2000 / Angel Air 2014 Quarter of a century on since their demise, multi-armed hermits make a welcome return. With a two-keyboards-and-no-guitar setup, they were unique even for a prog band, operating on jazzier tangent than COLOSSEUM whence organist … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Colosseum, Dave Greenslade, Greenslade, John Young, prog rock, Tony Reeves
GONG – I See You
January 29, 2015

Madfish 2014 Smiling eye of the beholder – Pot Head Pixie, not Big Brother – looking askance at the world in order to order the chaos. Those daring think Daevid Allen’s ailment could blunt his glance, shouldn’t bang a gong; … Continue reading
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Tagged Daevid Allen, Gong, prog rock, space rock


