Edited by Psychedelic Paul - July 28 2021 at 09:56

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - July 27 2021 at 07:03

At the Dawning of a new day, it's Time to Turn to the Visionary albums of Eloy now as we experience the Power and the Passion of their musical Performances. Eloy's spacey psychedelic albums can be compared to bright Rays of Sunshine, or like ships Floating gently in the Topographic Oceans of Prog. I'm looking forward to delving Inside Eloy's long and glorious discography for the first time, where I've heard each album is as unique and  varied as the Colours of the Planets in the Solar System. And so, it's Destination outward bound now, where horizons seem to beckon me, and where The Answer to my proggy prayers lies within. 

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - July 11 2021 at 05:19

siLLy puPPy wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: siLLy puPPy wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: siLLy puPPy wrote: Check out my new list on RYM. Features relevant bands, albums and links to sound samples Ultimate A-Z KRAUTROCK (60s/70s) https://rateyourmusic.com/list/siLLy_puPPy/ultimate-a-z-krautrock-60s_70s/ Wow! What an incredible list - 16 pages of classic Krautrock albums, which just goes to show that the two A-Z lists assembled here have barely scratched the surface of the Rock.  I made a comprehensive list to cover ALL the bands that were considered Krautrock in the 60s and 70s. I was careful to only include the "kosmische" bands that either fully or marginally embraced psychedelic elements. That's why i didn't include hard rock bands like Lucifer's Friend, pure jazz-fusion bands like Zyma or non-rock electronica like Klaus Schulze. It was interesting to see you only included the first two Tangerine Dream albums in your Krautrock list.  Those really are Krautrock before they changed into progressive electronic. Made the list easier for sure since they have over 100 albums!

siLLy puPPy wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: siLLy puPPy wrote: Check out my new list on RYM. Features relevant bands, albums and links to sound samples Ultimate A-Z KRAUTROCK (60s/70s) https://rateyourmusic.com/list/siLLy_puPPy/ultimate-a-z-krautrock-60s_70s/ Wow! What an incredible list - 16 pages of classic Krautrock albums, which just goes to show that the two A-Z lists assembled here have barely scratched the surface of the Rock.  I made a comprehensive list to cover ALL the bands that were considered Krautrock in the 60s and 70s. I was careful to only include the "kosmische" bands that either fully or marginally embraced psychedelic elements. That's why i didn't include hard rock bands like Lucifer's Friend, pure jazz-fusion bands like Zyma or non-rock electronica like Klaus Schulze.

dr wu23 wrote: Lucifers Friend was not on his list...so maybe it's technically not considered 'krautrock'......? Still...it's one of my favorites especially the first 2 lp's. Jane has a very similar sound to Lucifers Friend at times but it is on the list. Both are heavy prog here at PA.

Lucifers Friend was not on his list...so maybe it's technically not considered 'krautrock'......?

Edited by dr wu23 - June 14 2021 at 09:17

Check out my new list on RYM. Features relevant bands, albums and links to sound samples

Ultimate A-Z KRAUTROCK (60s/70s)

Spaciousmind wrote: Oppps I see you have Yatha Sidhra already in the first set.  How about Yggdrasil?

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - July 27 2021 at 07:05

Spaciousmind wrote: Paul, to complete the second A-Z, for R you could try Royal Servants and for Y, Yatha Sidhra.  U is surprisingly hard.  You could try Unlimited Systems, its a bit new wavish but does feel a little Sauerkrautisch... lol