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    Posted: April 12 2016 at 16:46
Hey ProgArchives, what are some good reccomendations of prog songs that include the Vibraphone? A good example of my favorite is "An Inmates Lullaby" by Gentle Giant.

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Edited by Saltychuck79 - April 12 2016 at 19:45
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Fase on Maxophone's self-titled album.
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L'Orchestre Sympathique - En concert a la Grande Passe. The album is a feast of vibes.

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Zappa, Pierre Moerlen's Gong and Tortoise. Although all three have mallet percussion including but not limited to vibraphone. Floyd has some vibraphone on their '60s stuff, the More soundtrack specifically I think.
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Camembert's album Schnörgl Attahk from 2011.

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Originally posted by zravkapt zravkapt wrote:

Pierre Moerlen's Gong
 
Absolutely, and including for these purposes the albums Gazeuse and Expresso II when they were still just called Gong.
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Pierre Moerlen also played an extended vibraphone solo on Mike Oldfield's Incantations Part Four.
Speaking of Gentle Giant, Kerry Minnear played prominent vibraphone on Schooldays.
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Vortex's album Les Cycles de Thanatos, included as part of the compilation 1975-1979. 
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Originally posted by Replayer Replayer wrote:

Pierre Moerlen also played an extended vibraphone solo on Mike Oldfield's Incantations Part Four.
it's a great one too, just before the climax, and my favourite part, of the album
But it's the only vibraphone in prog that comes to mind for me
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Wow guys! (That was fast) Thanks for all the reccomendations! I'll listen to some of these tonight.
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Originally posted by Rednight Rednight wrote:

Fase on Maxophone's self-titled album.
 
This, FZ, & GonG were the first things to pop into my mind.
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The first band that comes to mind after the ones mentioned.
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There's also this vibraphone solo (along with the flute) near the end of Movin' On by Circus.
Definitely my favorite moment of that track.
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Family; particularly on 'Song for me' and 'Fearless'- Poli Palmer created part of Family's idiosyncratic and diverse sound with his use of vibraphone!! 

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King Crimson - Moonchild
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Magma's E-Ré and Sl*g Tanz
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Points: 793 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 13 2016 at 22:56
I always loved the mallet percussion in this Tortoise track.


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I think Pollen used a vibraphone at some point, but I'm not sure.
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Points: 34076 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 14 2016 at 00:34
i think Jaga Jazzist uses some vibes ass well
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