Canterbury Appreciation

I first got into Canterbuy about 6 or so years ago... I was listening to Camel at the time almost continuously for about a year (there really isn't a dud in the entire discography, but I probably listen to Nude slightly less than the others) and started noticing some interesting things going on with Rain Dances and Breathless... and started wondering, "Who is this Richard Sinclair guy?" 

Anyway, you can probably guess where that went! (slightly off-topic - but why is RSVP so insanely expensive?)

Love Caravan - everything I've heard anyway (which is probably everything from the 70s except Blind Dog and The New Symphonia - Front to Back shows promise too) - from there I ventured into Soft Machine territory (I like One/Three better than Two - esp Moon in June - have yet to check out much beyond that), got really into Steve Hillage, Egg;  Fish Rising, Space Shanty and Arzachel spent a solid year alternating in my car's CD player. I've checked out Matching Mole and Hatfield and the North but haven't spent enough time appreciating either group. I'm interested in In Cahoots, National Health and Gong. I want to check out some of Ayer's solo stuff. I recently purchased Phil Miller's "Split Second" after reading a few things on the forums. 

Anyway - just wanted to drop in to say I really have and continue to appreciate the music of (and related to) the Canterbury scene 

 

That they are, but the early stuff has Canterbury moments.