Huge Black Friday 24 hour sale at ProgRock Records

This Friday, November 27, 2009, for 24 hours (Pacific Standard Time), ProgRock Records will be marking down almost everything to $5 for a single CD and $10 for a double.  This will not include any Think Tank Media releases (Lana Lane, Erik Norlander, Rocket Scientists) or books or special autographed editions or the PRR Club, or a handful of other releases we're working out at the moment.*  This still leaves a selection of about 100 releases to choose from

A quick way to navigate the page is by going to http://www.progrockrecords.com/artist_index/

With the weakness of the dollar, this is an even better deal for our international friends, for example, you can get 10 CD's for just 33 euro, or 30 pounds.  Shipping costs vary depending on what service you select, but the range of services available are presented to you at check out and you can choose the ones you want.

* subject to availability, first come first served.

appreciate the support, the response has been massive.

one of my personal favorites is Invisigoth, very unique stuff.  Really depends on your tastes though, the Steve Walsh solo album is fantastic.  If you can throw out some genres or bands that you're looking towards I can probably make some suggestions, there are audio samples on each page as well.  Oh, another really fresh one is Seven Steps to the Green Door.

Made my order (didn't expect to order so many cd's, but this is a great opportunity).

oh, another personal favorite that goes back a few years is the Planet P Project, just an excellent album.

Personally I'd recommend Jupiter Society and Seven Steps to the Green Door - quality acts through and through in my opinion. Of the artists mentioned those would have ben my top picks.

If Zen Rock and Roll and Aaron English should still be available those are others I'd give the thumbs up. The former charming in a vintage Genesis sort of way, the latter a neat blend of world music and rock with a few jazzy touches with a Peter Gabriel atmosphere to it.

I got the albums by Aquaria and Echoes, as well as the Seven Step album, based largely on your review Windhawk.