50 BEST PROG EVER

Mythos - Dreamlab
Manuel Gottsching E2-E4
Cluster - Sowiesoso
Heldon - Allez Teia,Electric Guerilla
Conrad Schnitzler - Blau ,Rot
Clearlight - Clearlight Symphony,Blowing Bubbles
Klaus Schulze - Blackdance,Timewind,Mirage

DREAM HEADS - Dont Forget, test driven material

Clearlight - Visions
Klaus Schulze - Moondawn
Tangerine Dream - Force Majuere
                                   - Cyclone
                                          - Hyperborea
Edgar Froese - Stuntman
Johannes Schmoelling - Wuivend Reit
Steve Jolliffe - Zanzi
Conrad Schnitzler - Ballet Statique
Cluster - Zuckerzeit
Eno/Moebius/ Roedelius/Plank - Begegnungen
                                                         - Begegnungen 2
Ashra - the Sunrain Years
Michael Hoenig - Departures from a Northern
Wasteland
Synergy - Audion
Peter Seiler - best of
Gandalf - Magic Theatre



Edited by DallasBryan

see ya.....there coming

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DEC. 1 is losers day, bags packed

tried it
Il Fantastico Viaggio del Bagarozzo Mark, OK falls in
with Maxophone and Garofano Rosso, short with
some sweet spots.
as for straight jazz fusion ie, Goblin - Roller is a little
to straight on and doesnt offered enough distorted
vision for me and I would lump it in with the above
mentioned.

LIKE THE TOPIC THOUGH, as this is what I have
been looking to discuss.
Got any Scandinavian, Eastern Euro, Mid East,
Indian, Japanese, South American treasures out
there?

drop Forge, glad to see some intelligent lifeforms on
this planet

Edited by DallasBryan

other italian instrumentals or english versions I have
tried:
Banco - Garofano Rosso
               - Di Terra
Maxophone - same
RDM - Contaminazione
Uno - same

its not just a italian thing, its french, spanish,
portuguese, japanese, etc
tried
Ange - Par Les Fils de Mandarin
Atoll - L.Ma.........
Carmen - Fandangos in Space
Los Canarios - Ciclos
etc.
not top 50 maybe top 100,
even the German stuff, although I found Kraan able
to overcome the barrier on Let it Out!

show me the light!!!

Edited by DallasBryan

Spectrum by Billy Cobham kicks some ass!

Edited by Joren

Roller's instrumental. Il Fantastico Viaggio del Bagarozzo Mark has some vocals on it. Nonhosonno (2001) is instrumental and kicks ass. Goblin (one of my alltime fave bands) has a lot of soundtracks; I have nearly all of them.

Il Baricentro's two albums are instrumental. I have the first one by Etna; ditto.

Jet Lag is a new band, with a great CD called Delusione Ottica.

Nuova Era's Il Passo Del Soldato I can't say enough good things about, as a lover of keyboards-oriented prog. If you can't dig on the Italian vocals, I don't what to tell you. That's a hurdle you yourself will have to negotiate.

love Italian musicians, hate the italian lyrics

cant take the italian lyrics and the english versions
are no better - got any suggestions
tried
Osanna - Palepoli
PFM - Photos of Ghosts, The World became the
World
Banco - Banco
New Trolls - Concerto Grosso
Acqua Fragile
and others

where OK in parts, didnt want to hear again in parts

never heard
PFM - Chocolate Kings
        - Jetlag
Le Orme - Felona e Sorona
Balleto en Bronzo - Ys
in english versions, but have heard all the classic
italian stuff in italian versions, many times just cant
swallow the vocals, musically I love it, thats why I
have settled on Il volo because the vocals dont
distract me
Got any specific suggestions I am game




Edited by DallasBryan