Obscure PA Streaming Thread

Thanks Assaf, I've only heard that one song and wonder what his first two sound like.

Ego On The Rocks is a group from Germany featuring two former members of Eloy listed under Psychedelic/Space Rock. This is the only song I have heard from them. From their only album Acid In Wounderland (1979), this song is called "Godbluff":

I don't think that Planet X is so obscure.

But they aren't exactly a 'household name' either, so I included them. Not all the artists I've posted are extremely obscure, but they generally fall outside the Top 100 Albums/Top 50 Artists lists on here. Some of this music has only been heard by three people in the world and some of it was Top Ten in some countries, but later forgotten.

Crack The Sky is a Heavy Prog band from the US. Only heard a few songs by them and they have a new release out now. This song is called "Ice" from the self-titled from 1975:

Weidorje was created by two former members of Magma. They only released one self-titled album in 1978, which I think is a great introduction to Zeuhl. You can read my review of the album on their artist page:

^ Not really, both came out of the early 90s experimental alternative scene, one was more interested about metal, King Crimson, new wave and avant-prog, the other was more into dream-pop, Neu!, Can, Glenn Branca and Brian Eno - I'm sure it's easy to figure out who's who.  In the early years there were bands who did both math and post and now, after both genres had their sepparate moments of glory and "classicism", they're showing their mutual affinity by mixing up again - see the case of Russian Circles and the many bands who sound like them. 

Sorry, I should have mentioned too I don't find your observation out of place. They are indeed two different genres, while in the case of JR/F the peculiar way the category is named reflects the peculiarity of this one genre which resulted from the intersection of two different genres. Certain bands have mannaged to walk on that thin line at the exact middle of Jazz and Rock, but some have leaned more on the jazz and other more on the rock; the difference between Colosseum and Mwhandishi or early Weather Report is indeed just as large as the difference between Don Caballero and Sigur Ros. 

zravkapt wrote: Crack The Sky is a Heavy Prog band from the US. Only heard a few songs by them and they have a new release out now. This song is called "Ice" from the self-titled from 1975:   http://www.progarchives.com/mp3.asp?id=1953

 

Mr. Brown were a Swedish group that released one album called Mellan Tre Ogon in 1977. They are listed under Prog Folk on PA. This is the only song I have heard from them but I like it, it's called "Recall The Future":