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Tag Archives: rock opera
MAXWELL HUTCHINSON & JUDGE SMITH – The Kibbo Kift
September 23, 2026

Think Like A Key 2026 Plucked from obscurity and brought alive, an utterly entertaining history lesson from young mavens of theatrical rock. There are many manners in which ‘s conceptualism has been manifested over the last six decades, but if … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Judge Smith, Maxwell Hutchinson, prog rock, rock opera
CLIVE NOLAN & OLIVER WAKEMAN – Tales By Gaslight
August 25, 2021

Elflock 2021 Striving to derive the most from tuneful storytelling, prog paragons hunt monsters and miss success. Their was a strange creative partnership, as and , two ivories virtuosi, occupy the same niche – not only style-wise, but also instrumentally, … Continue reading
ALAN SIMON – Chouans
August 19, 2019

The Right Honourable 2019 Royalist uprising as rock opera renders revisiting history a risky yet rapturous trip. Regularly inhabiting the world of legends with his “Excalibur” endeavor and occasionally venturing far into the past, as proved, Alan Simon’s no stranger … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Simon, rock opera
ALAN SIMON – Excalibur: The Ladies Of The Lake
February 7, 2019

The Right Honourable 2018 Out of Arthurian lore, mythical heroines come to the fore of French artist’s series of rock arias. It’s a dangerous business in today’s politically correct climate to be singling out female participants of a particular project … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Alan Simon, Excalibur, folk rock, Jacqui McShee, Maddy Prior, Moya Brennan, rock opera, Sonja Kristina


