Asturias

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I suggest the inclusion of the japanese prog rock band Asturias. Most of the data required can be found in the official website
http://www.tripmusic.net/asturias/home.php3

Among the many bands that appeared in Japan during the 80s, Asturias was among the best, if it is not the best of them all. With its delicate music, extremely rich both in the instrumental and melodic aspects, strongly based in classical music, Asturias is one of the bands that could serve as definition of the term "Symphonic Rock". All of their four CDs deseve 5 stars IMO. It is almost a shame that it is not listed among the bands of PA.

Many thanks,

Carlos Brito

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COBR Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: April 12 2006 Location: Brazil Status: Offline Points: 10	Topic: Asturias Posted: April 26 2006 at 22:39
	I suggest the inclusion of the japanese prog rock band Asturias. Most of the data required can be found in the official website http://www.tripmusic.net/asturias/home.php3 Among the many bands that appeared in Japan during the 80s, Asturias was among the best, if it is not the best of them all. With its delicate music, extremely rich both in the instrumental and melodic aspects, strongly based in classical music, Asturias is one of the bands that could serve as definition of the term "Symphonic Rock". All of their four CDs deseve 5 stars IMO. It is almost a shame that it is not listed among the bands of PA. Many thanks, Carlos Brito