Short lived bands

Altura (one of the best metal-prog band ever)

Spring

Druid

Violet district (they released one very good album)

Cai

Locanda delle fate

The first Renaissance line-up

Rebekka

Vermilion sand

PG-era Genesis

It bites

Jimi Hendrix (although very prolific)

alan_pfeifer wrote: I downloaded the Comus song, and I really like it.  I'm guessing that First Utterance is pretty hard to find?

The musical box, rob the plant, and I have been looking for a copy of it. We have even been looking for a store which actually can order it for months. Good luck finding it.

A know enough a lot of very good bands with 4 and less albums in their catalog. I especially like the following ones:

UK (2 albums + 1 live) (I think it needn't comments)

Locanda Delle Fate (2+1) (One of the nicest bands ever! Unfortunately haven't heard their latest album)

Asia Minor (2, excellent "French" Turks!)

Cai (3, Flamenco-Progressive from Spain!)

Taproban (2, but they are the new band - I hope these Italians will release records further)

Tibet (1, outstanding Germans!)

Al-Bird/X-Religion (2, Heroes of Progressive from Uzbekistan!)

Chris Squire (1, Haven't you forgotten about his 1975 album? )

Gracious! (2, one of the earliest mature Proggers from UK)

Pentacle (1, so beautiful band from France with the only wonderful album in 1975)

Aphrodite's Child (3, the third one (666) is essential album!)

I Giganti (2, brave Italians!)

Morple (1, another brave Italians!)

Jumbo (3, and another brave Italians yet!)

Ache (4, their 1st release (1970) contains two excellent side-long tracks, the second album is very good too, didn't hear their latest albums though)

Anglagard (2+1, I think they needn't comments)

Sinkadus (2+1, another very good band from Sweden)

Tangent (2, being not a big fan of this supergroup, I admit that it's very good anyway)

Blind Faith (1, one of the 1st superbands ever )

Cro Magnon (3, for those who likes Avant Garde at its best!)

U Totem (2, their 1s album is the unique case of the Genre I may call as "Sympho-Avant-Garde"! The 2nd one is made in jazzy way, but very good too)

 

Well, maybe I'll get to remember some bands yet...

 

England - The Garden Shed.

ivan_2068 wrote: In some cases we must thank heaven the band had a short life: GTR (1 album) Three aka Emerson Berry and Palmer (1 studio album) Iván

I saw GTR live at the Hammersmith odeon. They did a very good version of 'Unquiet Slumbers For The Sleepers...' although I did notice that when the band did a Yes song Hackett left the stage and visa versa when they played a Genesis track.

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