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Many have been listed that I love and are in my collection.

I'll go with:
Extradition - Hush
Igor Wakhevitch & Maurice Béjart: Maurice Béjart
Jean Guérin - Tacet
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (1) Thanks(1)   Quote The Dark Elf Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 24 2021 at 20:34
Here's ten....

McDonald & Giles
John Prine
MC5 - High Time
Sandy Denny - North Star Grassman and the Ravens
Melanie - Gather Me
John Martyn - Bless the Weather
Mitch Ryder - Detroit
B.B. King - Live in Cook County Jail
The Groundhogs - Split
Donovan - HMS Donovan
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Four from me: 
Raw material  "Time is..."
Popol Vuh "In den garten pharaohs"
Comus "First utterance"
Edgar Broughton Band " Edgar Broughton band"
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Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Here's ten....

The Groundhogs - Split

Clap great album
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Here's ten....

The Groundhogs - Split

Clap great album

Agreed superb, saw them live in the 80's in a club in Newcastle, wonderful.
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Lot's of obscurish albums in 1971.  Here are a few more:

Gravy Train - (A Ballad of) A Peaceful Man
Fashion Pink - ... To Brainstorm (SWF-Sessions Volume 3)
November - 2:A November
May Blitz - 2nd of May
Silberbart - 4 Times Sound Razing
Mighty Baby - A Jug of Love
Beggars Opera - Act One
Krokodil - An Invisible World Revealed
Mort Garson - Black Mass Lucifer
Big Sleep - Bluebell Wood
Budgie - S/T
Hairy Chapter - Can't Get Through
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So far, we get a list that looks like that:

Captain Beefheart - 'Mirror Man'
Björn J:son Lindh - 'Från Storstad Til Grodspad'
Igor Wakhevitch - 'Docteur Faust'
Frankie Dymon Jr - 'Let It Out'
Witthüser & Westrupp - 'Trips & Träume'
Et Cetera - S/T
Blue Sun - S/T
Komintern - 'Le Bal Du Rat Mort'
Carla Bley - 'Escalator Over The Hill'
Association P.C. - 'Sun Rotation'
Triode - 'On N’a Pas Fini D’avoir Tout Vu'
Fläsket Brinner - S/T
Still Life - S/T
Mr. Albert Show - 'Warm Motor'
Polyphony - 'Without Introduction'
Jan Dukes De Grey - 'Mice & Rats In The Loft'
Gila - S/T
Guru Guru - 'Hinten'
Cressida - 'Asylum'
Spring - S/T
Still Life - S/T
Wigwam - 'Fairyport'
Tasavallan Presidentti - 'II'
Kraftwerk - 'Kraftwerk 2'
Buon Vecchio Charlie - S/T
Moving Gelatine Plates - S/T
Solution - S/T
Beggars Opera - 'Waters of Change'
Egg - 'The Polite Force'
Ruth Copeland - 'I Am What I Am'
Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes - 'Ame Debout'
Heaven - 'Brass Rock 1'
Judee Sill - S/T
Yoko Ono - 'Fly'
Deuter - 'D'
Claudio Rocchi - 'Volo Magico N.1'
Klan - 'Mrowisko'
Fresh Maggots - S/T
Dr. Z - 'Three Parts To My Soul'
Jean Guérin - 'Tacet'
Terje Rypdal - S/T
Jan Garbarek - 'The Esoteric Circle'
Burning Red Ivanhoe - 'W.W.W.'
Syrinx - 'Long Lost Relatives'
Midnight Sun - S/T
Alcatraz - 'Vampire State Building'
Jean Cohen-Solal - 'Flutes Libres'
Centipede - 'Septober Energy'
Moonkyte - 'Count Me Out'
Tonton Macoute - S/T
Samurai - S/T
Frumpy - 'Frumpy 2'
Jade Warrior - S/T
Embryo - 'Rache'
Fuzzy Duck - S/T
Hanuman - S/T
Ikarus - S/T
My Solid Ground - S/T
Weed - S/T
P.D.Q Bach - 'The Wurst of P.D.Q. Bach'
John Entwistle - 'Smash Your Head Against the Wall'
Man Made - S/T
Blue Sun - S/T
Hanuman - S/T
Extradition - 'Hush'
Igor Wakhevitch & Maurice Béjart - 'Maurice Béjart'
Jean Guérin - 'Tacet'
McDonald & Giles - S/T
John Prine - S/T
MC5 - 'High Time'
Sandy Denny - 'North Star Grassman and the Ravens'
Melanie - 'Gather Me'
John Martyn - 'Bless the Weather'
Mitch Ryder - 'Detroit'
B.B. King - 'Live in Cook County Jail'
The Groundhogs - 'Split'
Donovan - 'HMS Donovan'
Raw material  "Time is..."
Popol Vuh - 'In den garten pharaohs'
Comus - 'First Utterance'
Edgar Broughton Band - S/T
Gravy Train - '(A Ballad of) A Peaceful Man'
Fashion Pink - '...To Brainstorm (SWF-Sessions Volume 3)'
November - '2:A November'
May Blitz - '2nd of May'
Silberbart - '4 Times Sound Razing'
Mighty Baby - 'A Jug of Love'
Beggars Opera - 'Act One'
Krokodil - 'An Invisible World Revealed'
Mort Garson - 'Black Mass Lucifer'
Big Sleep - 'Bluebell Wood'
Budgie - S/T
Hairy Chapter - 'Can't Get Through'
Cardeilhac - S/T
Culpeper's Orchard - S/T
Witthüser & Westrupp - 'Der Jesuspilz: Musik vom Evangelium'
Man - 'Do You Like It Here Now, Are You Settling In?'
Man - S/T
Passport - 'Doldinger'
Dust - S/T
Earth and Fire - S/T
Dom - 'Edge of Time'
Eiliff - S/T
Epitaph - S/T
Fanny Adams - S/T
Amazing Blondel - 'Fantasia Lindum'
Junipher Greene - 'Friendship'
Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come - 'Galactic Zoo Dossier'
Audience - 'The House on the Hill'
If - 'If3'
Planetarium - 'Infinity'
Jasper Wrath - S/T
Parzival - 'Legend'
Taste - 'Live Taste'
Mammut - S/T
Megaton - S/T
Jan Dukes de Grey - 'Mice and Rats in the Loft'
My Solid Ground - S/T
Tetragon - 'Nature'
Pink Fairies - 'Never Never Land'
Modry Efekt - 'Nová syntéza'
Out of Focus - S/T
Paladin - S/T
Wishbone Ash - 'Pilgrimage'
Jade Warrior - 'Released'
Savoy Brown - 'Street Corner Talking'
I Giganti - 'Terra in bocca'
Virus - Thoughts
Supersister - 'To the Highest Bidder'
Vinegar - S/T
Vita Nova - S/T
Claudio Rocchi - 'Volo magico n. 1'
Ihre Kinder - 'Werdohl'


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List looks more than scary. LOL
Thanks to everyone taking part, and remember, both prog and non-prog albums are welcome. Keep 'em comin'!

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Originally posted by A Crimson Mellotron A Crimson Mellotron wrote:

List looks more than scary. LOL
Thanks to everyone taking part, and remember, both prog and non-prog albums are welcome. Keep 'em comin'!

You asked for it.  Here as some more.

Cardeilhac - S/T
Culpeper's Orchard - S/T
Witthüser & Westrupp - Der Jesuspilz: Musik vom Evangelium
Man - Do You Like It Here Now, Are You Settling In?
Man - S/T
Passport - Doldinger
Dust - S/T
Earth and Fire - S/T
Dom - Edge of Time
Eiliff - S/T
Epitaph - S/T
Fanny Adams - S/T
Amazing Blondel - Fantasia Lindum
Junipher Greene - Friendship
Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come - Galactic Zoo Dossier
Audience - The House on the Hill
If - If3
Planetarium - Infinity
Jasper Wrath - S/T
Parzival - Legend
Taste - Live Taste
Mammut - S/T
Megaton - S/T
Jan Dukes de Grey - Mice and Rats in the Loft
My Solid Ground - S/T
Tetragon - Nature
Pink Fairies - Never Never Land
Modry Efekt - Nová syntéza
Out of Focus - S/T
Paladin - S/T
Wishbone Ash - Pilgrimage
Jade Warrior - Released
Savoy Brown - Street Corner Talking
I Giganti - Terra in bocca
Virus - Thoughts
Supersister - To the Highest Bidder
Vinegar - S/T
Vita Nova - S/T
Claudio Rocchi - Volo magico n. 1
Ihre Kinder - Werdohl

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^Thanks, Spaciousmind! Your latest (and exhaustive) suggestions have been added to the big list!
This seems to be the largest list yet, as we have tackled 1969 and 1970 before. (Also, it will soon take the whole page LOL)
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Well...my comment is that many on the lists posted  simply aren't obscure or at least not 'most obscure' which was the OP comment. For example how is Wishbone Ash , Savoy Brown, Donovan, Beefheart, Groundhogs , BBKing, Denny, John Prine, Mitch Ryder, Melanie, and many more...  ...most obscure...?
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Really obscure? Just list your favorite Avant/RIO albums from 1971 instead.
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Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Well...my comment is that many on the lists posted  simply aren't obscure or at least not 'most obscure' which was the OP comment. For example how is Wishbone Ash , Savoy Brown, Donovan, Beefheart, Groundhogs , BBKing, Denny, John Prine, Mitch Ryder, Melanie, and many more...  ...most obscure...?
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Wu, I noted these albums as obscure strictly for this website. I guarantee relatively few folks have heard Mitch Ryder or John Prine here....or Melanie for that matter. But they will have heard Jan Dukes De Grey, even though their original albums are out of print. LOL
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Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Well...my comment is that many on the lists posted  simply aren't obscure or at least not 'most obscure' which was the OP comment. For example how is Wishbone Ash , Savoy Brown, Donovan, Beefheart, Groundhogs , BBKing, Denny, John Prine, Mitch Ryder, Melanie, and many more...  ...most obscure...?
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It's all relative..... two of my close relatives have never heard of King Crimson (shock, horror!), so from their perspective, Robert Fripp & co. are obscure. Tongue
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Well...my comment is that many on the lists posted  simply aren't obscure or at least not 'most obscure' which was the OP comment. For example how is Wishbone Ash , Savoy Brown, Donovan, Beefheart, Groundhogs , BBKing, Denny, John Prine, Mitch Ryder, Melanie, and many more...  ...most obscure...?
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It's all relative..... two of my close relatives have never heard of King Crimson (shock, horror!), so from their perspective, Robert Fripp & co. are obscure. Tongue

Lol...and true... I added Free to 1970 because I bet you a lot of the younger listeners in this forum have never heard of them since they are obviously not listed here Tongue or Rory Gallagher with Taste :)
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Most of these are obscure, except to old folks like me and Dr.Wu. A strange aside, Fripp remastered all of Melonie's albums for CD. Does that make her an honorary prog artist?

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Samurai - Samurai (Canterbury - If you like Web i recoomend this!)
Eiliff - Eiliff (Kraut/Canterbury from Germany)
Wigwam - Fairyport (great album)

Also i recommend this bands

Out Of Focus - Out of Focus
Ikarus - Ikarus
Cressida - Asylum  
Marsupilami - Arena
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Originally posted by Spaciousmind Spaciousmind wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Well...my comment is that many on the lists posted  simply aren't obscure or at least not 'most obscure' which was the OP comment. For example how is Wishbone Ash , Savoy Brown, Donovan, Beefheart, Groundhogs , BBKing, Denny, John Prine, Mitch Ryder, Melanie, and many more...  ...most obscure...?
Confused

It's all relative..... two of my close relatives have never heard of King Crimson (shock, horror!), so from their perspective, Robert Fripp & co. are obscure. Tongue

Lol...and true... I added Free to 1970 because I bet you a lot of the younger listeners in this forum have never heard of them since they are obviously not listed here Tongue or Rory Gallagher with Taste :)
If younger listeners have never heard of Free, then they're in Bad Company. Tongue
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