Crazy complex prog. The most demanding listens

^Hmmmm... tough call. I think his selection of Skullgrid surely meets the standard of the discussion best. Really, you can probably just jump in anywhere. The earlier you go, the rougher the recording. 

Don't know how I forgot to mention Thinking Plague.

^I wanted to get at least one of those first reviews. You've been knocking them out of the park. 

Edited by Tapfret - February 15 2017 at 23:53

Alright siLLy puPPy! I am going to again lobby for The Power and the Glory to make your list. Especially after seeing your review of it. Certainly, as you say, much of their material is accessible, but the rather routine bashing it gets even in prog circles for being exactly the opposite tells me its a worthy pick. I mean So Sincere? Not thick with notes maybe, but the syncopation, atonal falsetto, and absurd instrumental talk backs? Good gravy! Love it so much I have gone so far as to do something I have managed to avoid all but twice... buy another copy just to get the 5.1 remaster. 

Gnidorlog (Harry and Lake)

^ that's ridiculous for the MOVING GELATINE PLATES

^ damn. I should have set up some sort of sales commision for this list 

^ These days Amazon is full of 3rd party vendors who seem to think that if a CD is OOP, or just a bit difficult to track down new, it must be worth 75 to 200 smackers to someone. I sincerely hope nobody is giving these schmucks any business.

Thankfully Discogs remains as a kind of wildlife preserve for non-a****le sellers.

Edited by Mascodagama - February 22 2017 at 13:13

7 Skies H3

^ OK, Tapfret. I succombed to your demand. Gentle Giant is now on the list with 3 albums!