Deep Cuts from Famous albums

^If Harlequin by Genesis isn't a deep cut then the term is meaningless. I suppose seven stones isn't a deep cut either. 

^A Better Yes deep cut would be something like 'Man in a White Car' from Drama

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I suppose I'm taking 'deep cuts' to mean tracks that are generally overlooked. Entangled is one of the most copied tracks in Neo Prog. It's the 12 string opus. The Camera Eye may have more of a case possibly but its still the 'epic' on that album. If it counts then I will put forward Supertramp - Child Of Vision. Given the massive popularity of that album this could be a reasonable choice. Virtually everything else on that album was a 'hit' and was played on the radio a lot!

Edited by richardh - October 17 2023 at 10:10

^ Entangled and The Camera Eye are great tracks , much admired and talked about. Not deep cuts in any way whatsoever. Alexander The Great is the centre peice of Maiden's (arguably) first prog album. I was told off for including Cinema earlier in the thread! (I also mentioned Whe The Tigers Broke Free. Only heard it for the first time on the Echoes complilation and was not originally included on The Final Cut but later appeared on reissues and the compilation)

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Edited by martinprog77 - October 16 2023 at 03:50