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Tag Archives: prog rock
LUNATIC SOUL – Walking On A Flashlight Beam
January 9, 2015

Kscope 2014 Out of the monochrome zone, RIVERSIDE bassist goes out on a limb. Rocking the prog cradle with his main band, Mariusz Duda has been intimately sleepwalking since 2008, when he unveiled this project. Its opening cycle was the … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Lunatic Soul, Mariusz Duda, prog rock, Riverside
RICK WAKEMAN – Softsword
January 8, 2015

President 1991 / Esoteric 2014 Previously subtitled “King John And The Magna Charter,” the only royal-themed album that doesn’t reign. There was no glory in the rule of John the Landless, Richard the Lionheart’s successor on the throne, but his … Continue reading
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Tagged David Paton, prog rock, Rick Wakeman
HAWKWIND – The Flicknife Years: 1981-1988
January 7, 2015

Flicknife 1981-1988 / Atomhenge 2014 Stray strands of space rockers’ labyrinthine DNA given a Schrodinger’s box treatment on five CDs. One may think the ’80s weren’t the greatest of times for HAWKS, yet leaving ‘s stable didn’t prevent the band … Continue reading
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Tagged box set, Dave Brock, Hawklords, Hawkwind, Nik Turner, prog rock, Robert Calvert, space rock
KEITH EMERSON & GREG LAKE – Live From Manticore Hall
January 3, 2015

Esoteric 2014 Two thirds of a mighty trio strip the bombast to come closer to home. 2010’s High Voltage Festival was the last time ELP arrived before the audience: the effort put into just one performance put Carl Palmer off … Continue reading
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Tagged Greg Lake, Keith Emerson, live, prog rock


