Deep Cuts from Famous albums

Grumpyprogfan wrote: Steely Dan - The Caves of Altamira King Crimson - Discipline

mellotronwave wrote: Funny exercise and it allows a lot of discoveries , so let's go for a second delivery Peter Hammill : Out of water ( same) King Crimson : Fallen Angel ( Red) The Strawbs : Grace darling ( Ghosts) Peter Gabriel : Wallflower ( Security) Spooky Tooth : The mirror/I'm alive ( The Mirror) Steve Hillage : Earthrise (Open) Camel : Echoes ( Breathless) Eloy : Mysterious monolith (Planets) BJH : Galadriel ( BJH Live 1974) The Who : The song is over ( Who's next) Supertramp : Soapbox Opera ( Crisis What Crisis ? ) Talking Heads : Listening wind ( Remain in light) Lou Reed Live ( the other half of Rock n roll animal) : Sad Song Steve Hackett : Take these pearls ( Guitar noir) Golden Earring : Are you receiving me ? ( Moontan) to be continued :-)

Edited by mellotronwave - October 08 2023 at 18:41

OK, here's a very weird one, specially for this site. Not quiet prog, I guess. Now, when I was at highschool I heard a little piece, very electronic, from a friend. It seems it was from an old vinyl or single from her mother. I liked it since then... now, it I thought she told me it was from Richard Clayderman... now, back then I didn't even know much from him (not that I know much more now, actually), but what little I might have looked from him certainly didn't sound like that... I was given a name, in spanish... but it happens its real name is in french. OK, when I finally found it, it happened to be called L'enfant et la Mer... I expect that little piece would count as a deep cut from his discography, but I really like that one (I still do, now that I heard it again), and though short, I guess it isn't totally out of place among things like Jeam Michel Jarre or other 70's electronic pieces. Now, sorry to bring up an artist like Clayderman here, I guess I might have caused a small glitch in the PA system.

AJ Junior wrote: richardh wrote: ELP - Living Sin Yes - Cinema Genesis - Blood On The Rooftops Floyd - When The Tigers Broke Free King Crimson - Book Of Saturdays Kansas - Death Of Mother Nature Suite Big Big Train - Wind Distorted Pioneers IQ - Through The Corridors Love to see "Book of Saturdays" getting love. Wetton's performance on this song coupled with Fripp's guitar work is just outstanding. Still one of my favorite KC solos of all time at the end of the song.

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TABB - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - Live At Fillmore East

King Crimson - Indoor Games - Lizard

Led Zeppelin - No Quarter - TSRTS Soundtrack (Pre-Remix)

David Bowie - Absolute Beginners - Live At BBC Radio Theatre

Pink Floyd - Careful With That Axe - Live At Pompeii (The Italian bootleg)

AFlowerKingCrimson wrote: Yes - Perpetual Change -The Yes Album  Yes - Southside of the sky -Fragile Yes - Parallels -Going for the One Genesis - The Lady Lies - And then there were three Genesis - Cul De Sac - Duke Genesis - Lilywhite Lilyth and grand parade of lifeless packaging from Lamb King Crimson - Epitaph from "Court" King Crimson -The entire albums from ITWOP to Discipline  ELP - Title track to Trilogy - Trilogy ELP- The Barbarian - First album Jethro Tull - My God - Aqualung Kansas - The Wall, Cheyenne Anthem and Miracles out of Nowhere from Leftoverture The Moody Blues - too many to mention but a few favorites are candle of life, minstrel song, you and me, my song, so deep within you and the actor. Rush - circumstances, entre nous, Jacob's Ladder, Camera Eye, Witch Hunt, Losing It, In the End. With Rush it's difficult to say what the deep tracks are because even the so called lesser known songs are appreciated by the fans. Is YYZ or Xanadu a lesser known song? Maybe only to someone who has only heard their radio songs.

I'm enjoying this thread immensely!  I haven't even thought about some of these songs in years, please keep it up!  

AJ Junior wrote: cstack3 wrote: I'm enjoying this thread immensely!  I haven't even thought about some of these songs in years, please keep it up!   For the sake of PA, I'd suggest that our "deep cuts" are whatever we wish them to be, vs. what commercial streaming services dictate.  In other words, songs that tend to be under-appreciated or un-mentioned for some reason or another.   Take "Time Table" from Foxtrot.  This song seems to draw faint praise on PA, but I find it to be a very charming nod to England's past, with some clever lyrics that tie the past to the future.   I completely agree with this right here. A lot of songs on this thread are just songs that are straight up under appreciated. Great take on "Time Table," by the way. I absolutely love this song, and I'm seeing it live next month at Hackett's 50th anniversary Foxtrot tour.

Some more of my deep cuts (3rd delivery)

10cc : One night in Paris ( from their The Original soundtrack LP and its planetary hit ' i'm not in love')
Passport ( Klaus Doldinger) : Ostinato from Infinity Machine
Wishbone Ash : F.UB.B. (from there is a rub)
10cc : The worst band in the world (from Sheet music and their hits Silly Love and Walstreet shuffle)
Genesis : Inside and out ( a non LP track issues as a 7" and 12" EP, Wind and Wuthering Sessions)
Cat Stevens : Into white and sad Lisa ( Tea for Tillerman)
Strawbs : Words of wisdom ( from Deadlines, an LP from their lean period ( end of the 1970ies, the track is a pure symphonic song)

Pendragon : The pursuit of excellence (Masquerade overture)
IQ : State of mine (Subterranea)
New order : Leave me alone ( non prog )
Japan : Nightporter (Gentleman takes polaroid)
Pineapple thief : I will light up your eyes (3000)
Landberk : Remenbrence ( One man tells another)
Kansas : Angels have fallen ( Monolith)
Jethro Tull : Dun ringill ( Stormwatcher)
Gilmour David : Mihaelis (David Gilmour)
Iona : Encircling ( Journey into the morn)

To be continued
as long as you wish or until my memory runs dry

Prog on bro, Prog on !

Wishbone Ash - Phoenix - Live Dates

Cat Stevens - Majik Of Magics - Numbers

Doobies - I Cheat The Hangman - Stampede

XTC - Ballet For A Rainy Day + 1000 Umbrellas - Skylarking

Dave Gilmour - Let's Get Metaphysical - About Face