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Points: 387 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 23 2008 at 14:13
Of course everyone knows of Yes "Paris Sessions" (1979)  featured on many bonus tracks on the re-released albums.
 
 
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Points: 512 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 24 2008 at 05:48
Originally posted by andYouandI45 andYouandI45 wrote:

Steve Hackett and Rick Wakeman's album in 1982!
 
 
Video of it! I'm not sure how many have seen this.

Whoa, what is that from?
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Points: 894 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 24 2008 at 22:15
Originally posted by Stool Man Stool Man wrote:

Edge of Time is a great album.
Another from Pink Floyd, and far more satisfying musically than the Household Objects project, were the two song-suites "The Man" and "The Journey" both around 40 minutes long, and performed live several times in 1969.  The later versions included such songs as Cymbaline, but I prefer the more experimental earlier versions.

Clap great example of a lost project....

Many of the best could-have-been albums, imo, are those of legendary/extraordinary live performances sitting in archives that record companies don't feel the desire to cash-in on Confused go figure. A huge number of high-quality soundboard and radio recordings exist, and many could have been considered "classic" live albums... Besides the Man & The Journey already mentioned, great recordings exist such as Yes performing live at Wembley in '78 and a multitude of BBC Archive material that would be of great value to fans of various bands who performed at the BBC studios, Pink Floyd being an obvious choice considering the only pre-wall live material made available is the live disc of Ummagumma (Ermm ) and some 66-67 recordings...
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Points: 2755 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 25 2008 at 03:18

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned the lost Alan Parson's Project album.  If I remember correctly it was chess themed and to be titled Sicillian Defense.   It was recorded but suppressed by the record label.  As far as I know, no copies have surfaced.
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