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Posted: February 16 2017 at 07:21
I like Summer Lightning quite a bit. Brilliant guitar solo and nice melody and singing. Also the supposedly "disco" rhythm works pretty well in this one. One could actually even call using this a minor innovation in prog.
Speaking of disco; am I the only one to have purchased Todd Rundgren's collab with Lindström and Emil Nikolaisen called Runddans? Such a headscratcher of an album - almost on the verge of becoming avant disco with the same sort of ebb and flow feel as the Atom Heart Mother Suite. Recommended to disillusioned John Travolta fans and folks into pants.
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Posted: February 16 2017 at 13:07
Camel
Dig me...But don't...Bury me I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.
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Posted: February 17 2017 at 00:25
Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:
My favorite:
The War of the Worlds
I intended to suggest that as soon as I saw the thread title.
I can't participate in the poll, since I'm only familiar with Camel's first four albums. However, I dislike Guilty, so my vote would probably go to Summer Lightning.
Oldfield's Platinum Part 4 - North Style (which I actually like) recorded at the same time also has a disco beat.
To me, Tangerine Dream's Force Majeure has also has prog disco feel during the guitar, piano, drums section lasting between 4:20-6:40.
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Posted: February 17 2017 at 06:10
There any many suggestions I never heard, but I'm quite curious about.
Lewian wrote:
I like Summer Lightning quite a bit. Brilliant guitar solo and nice melody and singing. Also the supposedly "disco" rhythm works pretty well in this one. One could actually even call using this a minor innovation in prog.
Totally agree
Kingsnake wrote:
There's nothing disco to Summer Lightning. Excellent groove (wich Saga and Rush uses a lot in the 80's). Steller guitarsolo and great vocals.
Also an excellent album.
Nothing wrong with a good disco song though. Actually Miss You is the only Rolling Stones song I really like....
And Earth Wind & Fire is very, very progressive.
I think there's plenty of Disco in it, without resorting to the obvious clichés, unlike "Guilty". I do enjoy the album more than the average progger as well, except for the last track, I think it's one of their absolutely worst.
I agree and I have some EW&F in my collection, which I spin occasionally.
octopus-4 wrote:
What about Another Brick In The Wall and Run Like Hell?
I'm really tired of these
Replayer wrote:
Oldfield's Platinum Part 4 - North Style (which I actually like) recorded at the same time also has a disco beat.
I think Part 3 is even more, it reminds me more specifically of Italo Disco.
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