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Points: 21195 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2005 at 13:57
Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

No Zappa?

Darn, I copied and pasted, and he was last in the list, I missed him. Of course we have Zappa! Thanks for telling me of the omission!

You're welcome.

BTW: Your collection really lacks Keneally ... it even rhymes.

http://www.radiokeneally.com

 
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Very nice, I'm jealous and inspired by the collection!
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Points: 10261 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2005 at 13:45

Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

No Zappa?

Darn, I copied and pasted, and he was last in the list, I missed him. Of course we have Zappa! Thanks for telling me of the omission!


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You should listen to some Opeth, if Metal ends at Black Sabbath for you.
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Points: 2383 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2005 at 13:31
Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Eno, Brian (why the hell is he not in the archives?)


Look more closely..

http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAN D.asp?band_id=1639
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My bald friends, your collection is awesome

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Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Aera? Area probably?

Grobschnitt, Bo Hansson, Kraftwerk: I admire them to some extent

Patrick Moraz: don't like his solo stuff very much

Ozric Tentacles, Tangerine Dream: can't get into them yet

Queen: I like them a bit, not much

The Residents: they made some pretty good stuff; don't like everything

Vangelis: I like some albums a lot, some leave me indifferent

GTR: a few good tunes, for the rest very commercial stuff

Olias of Sunhillow, Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe,  Aphrodite's Child, Peter Blegvad, Brand X, Camel, Caravan, Curved Air, Earthworks, ELP, Focus, Robert Fripp, Peter Gabriel, Genesis, Gentle Giant, Gong, Gryphon, Steve Hackett, Peter Hammill, Hatfield and the North, Hoelderlin, Jethro Tull, Eddie Jobson, King Crimson, National Health, Nektar, Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Return to Forever, Soft Machine, Traffic, UK, Van der Graaf Generator, Wakeman, Rick (only a few albums, indeed), Robert Wyatt, Yes: 

 for a lot of what they did

And for the rest: I still have a lot of music to discover

No, I meant "Aera". A German band.


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Aera? Area probably?

Grobschnitt, Bo Hansson, Kraftwerk: I admire them to some extent

Patrick Moraz: don't like his solo stuff very much

Ozric Tentacles, Tangerine Dream: can't get into them yet

Queen: I like them a bit, not much

The Residents: they made some pretty good stuff; don't like everything

Vangelis: I like some albums a lot, some leave me indifferent

GTR: a few good tunes, for the rest very commercial stuff

Olias of Sunhillow, Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe,  Aphrodite's Child, Peter Blegvad, Brand X, Camel, Caravan, Curved Air, Earthworks, ELP, Focus, Robert Fripp, Peter Gabriel, Genesis, Gentle Giant, Gong, Gryphon, Steve Hackett, Peter Hammill, Hatfield and the North, Hoelderlin, Jethro Tull, Eddie Jobson, King Crimson, National Health, Nektar, Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Return to Forever, Soft Machine, Traffic, UK, Van der Graaf Generator, Wakeman, Rick (only a few albums, indeed), Robert Wyatt, Yes: 

 for a lot of what they did

And for the rest: I still have a lot of music to discover

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Revised and complete list of our collection; new additions in red. The first list was off the top of my head. I also listed solo projects of artists that played in certain bands seperately this time. This especially refers to bands like Gong and Hawkwind. The entry for "Amon Düül" was split up into three, as should be done.
Unless otherwise noted we have ALL of the official records of the listed artists.

Aera
Agitation Free
Aksak Maboul
Allen, Daevid (including his collaborations with others)
Amon Düül (German)
Amon Düül (British)
Amon Düül 2
Anderson, Jon (only "Olias of Sunhillow")
Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe
Anima
Annexus Quam
Aphrodite's Child (only "666")
Art Bears
Arzachel
Ash Ra Tempel
Ashra
Atlantis (not quite prog, though they have their prog influences; I'll name them nevertheless)
Atomic Rooster
Bainbridge, Harvey
Barrett, Syd
Belew, Adrian
Between (not in the archives yet! Philippe, your job!)
Birth Control
Blake, Tim
Blegvad, Peter
Blegvad; Peter & Greaves, John
Blodwyn Pig
Boulé, Christian (missing in the archives)
Brainbox
Brainstorm
Brainticket
Brand X
Brock, Dave
Bruford
Bunka, Roman
Calvert, Robert
Camel (only until Rain Dances)
Can
Captain Beyond
Caravan
Catapilla
Catharsis
Circus (British, not listed in the archives, a band in which Mel Collins of King Crimson played, only one eponymous record from 1970)
Clearlight
Cluster
Colosseum
Colosseum II
Cosmic Jokers
Cross, David
Curved Air
Deep Freeze Mice (they definitely should be in the archives!!!)
Deuter (not in the archives yet! another job for Philippe)
Dissidenten, Die
Dzyan (missing the first self-titled one)
Earthworks
Echo City (not yet in the archives; a band, in which Guy Evans of VdGG played)
Egg
ELP
Embryo
Eno, Brian (why the hell is he not in the archives?)
Eroc (only first 2 albums)
Far East Family Band (only "Nipponjin")
Faust
Floh de Cologne (Krautrock, not in the archives; only "Geier-Symphonie")
Focus
Fripp, Robert
Fripp & Eno
Froese, Edgar
Frumpy (Jean and I consider them to be prog, they should be added)
Fruup (only "Modern Masquerades")
Gabriel, Peter
Genesis (with some exceptions here; we stopped after "Seconds Out")
Gentle Giant
Gila
Giles, Giles & Fripp
Gilgamesh
Goblin
Göttsching, Manuel
Golowin, Sergius
Gong
Gongzilla
Greenslade
Greenslade, Dave
Grobschnitt
Gryphon
GTR
Guru Guru
Hackett, Steve
Hamel, Peter Michael
Hammill, Peter
Hammill, Peter & Evans, Guy
Hansson, Bo
Harmonia
Hatfield and the North
Hawkwind
Henry Cow
Here and Now
High Tide
Highdelberg (one-off album with members of Guru Guru, Cluster and Kraan)
Hillage, Steve
Hoelderlin
Howe, Steve
Ihre Kinder
In Cahoots (not in the archives!!!)
Inner City Unit (prog punk; yes, we are of the opinion this category exists; Inner City Unit are proof for that)
Invisible Opera Company of Tibet (also not in the archives yet!)
Jade Warrior
Jane
Jethro Tull
Jobson, Eddie
Joliffe, Steve (only "Journies Out of the Body"; missing in the archives)
Kalacakra
Karrer, Chris
Khan
King Crimson
Kraan
Kraftwerk
Krause, Dagmar
La Düsseldorf
Lancaster, Jack
Liliental
Long Hello, The
Magma
Manzanera, Phil (should be added to the archives)
Matching Mole
Missus Beastly
Moebius & Roedelius
Mother Gong
Moraz, Patrick
Mythos (only first album)
National Health
Nektar
Neu
New York Gong
Pink Fairies
Pink Floyd
Planet Gong
Popol Vuh
Oldfield, Mike (up to a certain point; we didn't need the 37th variation of "Tubular Bells")
Ougenweide
Ozric Tentacles
Queen
Quiet Sun
Quintessence
Release Music Orchestra (fusion oriented Krautrock; not in the archives yet)
Residents, The
Return to Forever
Richard Wahnfried
Roedelius, Hans Joachim
Roland und die Dadadogs (not in the archives)
Rother, Michael (only "Sterntaler" and "Flammende Herzen")
Ruphus
Sahara (Krautrock, not in the archives; we only have "Sunrise" of their albums)
Schnitzler, Konrad (only "Con", "Rot" and "Blau", his albums are hard to get, since they mostly appear in very limited editions only)
Schulze, Klaus
Smyth, Gilli
Snakefinger
Soft Head
Soft Heap
Soft Machine
Sphynx, Nik Turner's
Squire, Chris
Swindells, Steve (only "Fresh Blood")
Tangerine Dream (only up until "Le Parc")
Traffic
Turner, Nik (not in the archives yet)
UK
Univers Zero
University of Errors (not in the archives yet)
Utopia (German)
Utopia (Todd Rundgren's)
Van der Graaf Generator
Vander, Christian
Vangelis
Vanilla Fudge
Verdeaux, Cyrille
Wakeman, Rick (only a few albums though)
Wallenstein (only first three albums)
Weather Report
Weidörje
Wolf
Wyatt, Robert
Xhol Caravan
Yatha Sidhra
Yes
Zappa, Frank
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I was sure here is a five page list, which I could spend my whole day on. Well...

Amon Düül (in all incarnations) - I have only heard "Phallus Dei" by Amon Düül 2, which I truly liked. I'm working on checking the rest of them, as I have time.
Ash Ra Tempel - Their freeform psychedelic improvisations are my absolute favourites!
ELP - Their 1st and "Pictures at an Exhibition" are suberb
Genesis - "Trespass" is my favourite, two next are also good.
Gentle Giant - I have "Octopus", but somehow it didn't sound very special to me as I listened it thorugh. But I was young then, I should listen it again.
Greenslade - Their 1st album goes for the five stars! Others sound more or less little boring to me.
Hawkwind - Some are classic albums, some are terrible ****.
Jade Warrior -  "Released" is my favourite of them. I have their 70's material only.
Jethro Tull - "Agualung" is my favourite, and all from 60's.
King Crimson - 72-74  80's albums are also great.
Pink Floyd - Material done with Syd + early non-studio materials before "Meddle". "Animals" is also good album.
Tangerine Dream - "Rubycon" is my favourite, I have tried the others, but they didn't feel as good as it...
Van der Graaf Generator - I like their 70's albums, "Godbluff" being my favourite-
Yes - Anything up to 1976

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Evidently we don't really see eye to eye on most music related matters...
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I was expecting you would have an excellent collection!!!!!!
Awesome pic in the sig by the way
"Art is not imitation, nor is it something manufactured according to the wishes of instinct or good taste. It is a process of expression."

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Points: 3323 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2005 at 01:32
some Italian prog suggestions

Picchio dal Pozzo - same
Il Volo - Essere, o non essere!
Sensations Fix - Portable Madness
Luciano Basso - Voci(hard one to find)

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Damn good collection. One of the best posted here so far. The lack of
Marillion and other mainstream neo-prog just makes it all the better.
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Also worth considering in the Italian vein:

Le Orme (Uomo di Pezza, Felona e Sorona, Contrappunti, Collage, and In Concerto)
Osanna (Landscape of Life, l'uomo, and Palepoli)
Celeste (Principe di giorno)
il Balletto di Bronzo (YS)
Semiramis (Semiramis)

If you find you like the genre, you can find more about Italian stuff in The Return of Italian Pop.
http://www.btf.it/default.asp?ij=3&qa=p&qb=sc&xy =cl007&jk=355&zp=104D&ln=E&opt=dettaglio

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The Deep Freeze Mice, by the way, are one of the most obscure prog bands of all times; even those who are into very obscure and experimental bands mostly have not heard them. I highly recommend them though.
Here a link to a good page for them: http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/strebor84/site_dfm.htm

For starters I recommend "Rain Is When the Earth Is Television".



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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:


Ash Ra Tempel 3/5
Genesis (with some exceptions here; we stopped after "Seconds Out" and only have all solo albums of Steve Hackett and Peter Gabriel and some of Anthony Phillips) 5/5 till Seconds Out
Gentle Giant 4/5
King Crimson 5/5
Pink Floyd 7/5
Soft Machine 2/5
Tangerine Dream (including the solo albums of Froese, Baumann, Schulze, Joliffe, Krüger and Schnitzler. The last one only partially though, since a lot of his albums exist in very limited edition only). 10/5
Van der Graaf Generator (of course the solo albums of Hammill too, as well as projects of other band members)  3/5
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Alrighty, you could check mp3s from these seminal Italian groups:

Banco del Mutuo Soccorso (the early albums)
Premiata Forneria Marconi (the early albums)

...and these "heavier" groups:

Museo Rosenbach
Biglietto per L'inferno

There are many more but I think these are good ones to try first. If you don't like any of these it is not your thing then.
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Italian prog is something we are not familiar with, I must admit. But I am definitely open to suggestions.


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