Bands which should be included on Progarc

Ivan_Melgar_M wrote: Just checked Trikolon and sounds more like Psych with Classical influences, they are very good, the Hammond is outstanding but not sure if they belonmg in Symphonic.   Hey man this band only released 150 albums in LP format.   Can't find anything but ambiguous info about Twogether and nothing about electra, now digging for Sixty Nine.   Iván

Careful Ivan, you're getting into Art Rock's business.
Ozzy made a very easy, but sufficient (for now) idea where every band should go.
We already started checking Twogether and Sixty Nine, both accountable for Heavy Prog.
And we'll probably deal with every band ozzy mentioned under one of the three AR genres.

Out of interest, did you find any music for Twogether? Except a blog whose link is expired, we've found nothing and it looks like a desperate thing, the band's a complete rarity.

micky wrote: ozzy - if there is something you think should/could be added in crossover.  PM me links to any samples available.  We don't get paid for this hahhaha...  if people feel strongly to have some groups added.. they need to give us something to go on.

Micky, I suggest we all work on the bands that were mentioned under one of the three AR genres, because ozzy mentioned that he has trouble understanding what Heavy, Eclectic and Crossover individually mean, and I already signaled to him that he suggested for Symphonic or Crossover bands that are clearly Heavy.

So, we should probably check these bands as AR specialists, instead of Heavy, Ec. or Crossover specialists.

Ricochet wrote: micky wrote: ozzy - if there is something you think should/could be added in crossover.  PM me links to any samples available.  We don't get paid for this hahhaha...  if people feel strongly to have some groups added.. they need to give us something to go on.   Micky, I suggest we all work on the bands that were mentioned under one of the three AR genres, because ozzy mentioned that he has trouble understanding what Heavy, Eclectic and Crossover individually mean, and I already signaled to him that he suggested for Symphonic or Crossover bands that are clearly Heavy. So, we should probably check these bands as AR specialists, instead of Heavy, Ec. or Crossover specialists.

sounds good to me Rico...with the varioius vacations we all have had it will be nice to work together again.  I'm in....  I need some time to consider who to bring on to the crossover team.  You, Jesus, and David were no brainers. I haven't been around enough over the last months to have an idea about the next batch to bring into the team.

Isotope 217 (post rock)

ozzy_tom wrote: 15.Spectrum (Australia) (Crossover Prog)

We've been doing research on some of those bands, and will be adding some of  them in the next few days. As regards Faithful Breath, we've got some info about them - and yes, we found that "FAding Beauty" is prog. However, the list is very long, and those things take their time. Thanks for the suggestions, though!

I've just wrote some of the albums of the bands' I mentioned before (be careful! I don't write all of their albums here ! Only these which I've listened to):

1.Trikolon - "Cluster"(1969)
2.McPhee - "McPhee"(1972)
3.Hansson & Karlsson - "Monument"(1967), "Rex"(1968), "Man at the moon"(1969)
4.Sixty Nine - "Circle of the crayfish"(1972)
5.Attila - "Attila"(1970)
6.Hardin & York - "Tomorrow Today"(1969), "World's Smallest Big Band"(1970), "For the world"(1971), "Live"(1994, 1969 recorded)
7.Twogether - "A couple of times"(1973)
8.Bodkin - "Bodkin"(1972)
9.Food Brain - "Social Gathering"(1970)
10.Odyssey - "Setting Forth"(1969)
11.Pesky Gee - "Exclamation Mark"(1969) (this is proto-Black Widow)
12.Weed - "Weed"(1971) (one of the Ken Hensley's early project made with German band "Virus")
13.Tyburn Tall - "Tyburn Tall"(1972)
14.8 Days in April - "The Hamburg Scene"(1972)
15.Spectrum - "Part One"(1971), "Milesago"(1971)
16.Spooky Tooth - "Spooky Two"(1969), "Ceremony"(1970)
17.Freedom's Children - "Astra"(1970)
18.Brian Auger & The Trinity - "Open"(1967), "Definitely What"(1968), "Streetnoise"(1969), "Befour"(1970)
19.Harsh Reality - "Heaven and hell"(1969)
20.Polyphony - "Without Introduction"(1971)
21.Show of hands - "Formerly Anthrax"(1970)
22.Ford Theatre - "Trilogy for the masses"(1969)
23.Hunger - "Strictly from Hunger"(1969)
24.Valhalla - "Valhalla"(1969)
25.Pacific Sound - "Forget your dream!"(1972)
26.Pugh's Place - "West One"(1969)
27.Andromeda - "Andromeda"(1970)
28.P205 - "P205"(1975), "Vivat Progressio - Pereat Mundus "(1978)
29.Electra - "Adaptionen"(1976)
30.Epsilon - "Epsilon"(1971), "Move on"(1972)
31.Faithful Breath - "Fading Beauty"(1974)
32.Head Machine - "Orgasm"(1969) (another Ken Hensley's project)
33.Mammut - "Mammut"(1971)
34.The Norman Haines Band - "Den Of Iniquity"(1971)
35.Titanic - "Titanic"(1971), "Eagle Rock"(1973), "Ballad of a rock'n' roll loser"(1975)
36.Yasushi Ishii - "Hellsing Original Soundtrack"(2003)
37.Phluph - "Phluph"(1968)

I hope that now you won't have any problems with finding these bands in internet. If not I will try to search for some links later.

Bodkin has also been approved.. 

The report about Polyphony by Bob is positive and I agree, but we need at least one more vote.

Edited by Ivan_Melgar_M - September 16 2007 at 22:53

GORDON GILTRAP for his progressive era:
*Visionary(1976)
*Perilous Journey(1977)
*Fear Of The Dark(1978)
*Peacock Party(1979)
*Live At Oxford(79/80)