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moshkito 
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 Posted: April 09 2025 at 08:34 |
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Hi,
On the Japanese and Indonesian for the 70's ... Sadistic Mika Band - Hot Menu (1975) Yellow Magic Orchestra - 1st (1978) YMO founding member Yukihiro Takahashi (drums) played with the Sadistic Mika Band. |
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From Germany...
Triumvirat-Mediterranean Tales Triumvirat-Illusions On A Double Dimple Triumvirat-Spartacus Triumvirat-Old Loves Die Hard Triumvirat-Pompeii Helmut Koellen-You Won't See Me Contact-Contact Passport-Doldinger Passport-Looking Thru Passport-Cross Collateral Dzyan-Time Machine Wallenstein-No More Love Brainstorm-Smile Awhile
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David_D
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Posted: April 10 2025 at 14:48 |
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^ It took some time.
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quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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Posted: April 10 2025 at 15:06 |
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Posted: April 10 2025 at 15:14 |
Yes, that's what I mean, and not least Triumvirat.  |
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Posted: April 10 2025 at 15:33 |
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I quite enjoy the first two Supersister albums (Present From Nancy, To The Highest Bidder). What's not to love about a Canterbury Scene band from The Hague?
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A lot of good recommendations in this thread, a few I have listened to , mainly German bands, but not Italian ones[ except for couple of PFM's works]. Whilst Can and Faust are mentioned [I would personally put in Faust IV over So Far though I like both of them very much],Kraftwerk seems to be missing. Their albums like 'Computerworld' like landmarks though I am not sure if they are even rock or proper electronic at this point. Edit: I listened to Quella Vecchia Locanda's first effort and was surprisingly pleased. I won't say it was as good as PFM's peak but good enough to add to one's collection for regular listening.I scoured "All Music" for this LP and it states one of the genre as Western European Traditions though it doesn't sadly define the genre. I always linked it with some sort of classical listening and assumed the band was more mixing different instruments and creating good old prog sound reminiscent of so many bands Edited by kirk782 - April 10 2025 at 23:35 |
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Posted: April 11 2025 at 17:36 |
 I quite enjoy the first two Supersister albums (Present From Nancy, To The Highest Bidder). What's not to love about a Canterbury Scene band from The Hague? Not exactly my personal cup of tea, but in general these two albums are probably some of the most appreciated Dutch Prog albums. |
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Posted: April 13 2025 at 12:26 |
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North and Latin American Harmonium (CAN) - Les Cinq Saisons (1975)* Captain Beyond (USA) - Captain Beyond (1972)* The Mothers (USA) - Over-nite Sensation (1973)* Happy the Man (USA) - Happy the Man (1977) Mutantes (BRA) - Tudo Foi Feito Pelo Sol (1974) Terreno Baldio (BRA) - Terreno Baldio (1976) Crucis (ARG) - Los Delirios del Mariscal (1976) M.I.A. (ARG) - Cornonstipicum (1978) * a kind of Prog |
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The quality of Prog in the second half of the '70s has been discussed much, and it has also been pointed at the difference between UK and non-UK artists in that concern. Here're some non-British albums from that period which I consider to be quite as good as the average of classic Prog, and which also have been at least quite much appreciated in general: Area (I) Crac! (1975)* Atoll (F) L’Araignee-mal (1975) Clearlight (F) Clearlight Symphony (1975) Gong (F) Shamal (1975)* Magma (F) Üdü Wüdü (1976) Pulsar (F) Halloween (1977) Eskaton (F) 4 Visions (1978, 1981) Atila (ES) - Reviure (1978) Crack (ES) - Si Todo Hiciera Crack (1979) Gotic (ES) - Escenes (1978) Iman, Califato Independiente (ES) - s/t (1978) Triana (ES) - Triana (El Patio) (1975) Eloy (D) - Ocean (1977) SBB (PL) 2: Nowy Horyzont (1975) Czesław Niemen (PL) Niemen Aerolit (1975) Phoenix (Romania) Cantofabule (1975) Far East Family Band (J) - Nipponjin (1975) Osamu Kitajima (J) - Benzaiten (1976)* Guruh Gipsy (Indonesia) - Guruh Gipsy (1977) Harmonium (CAN) - Les Cinq Saisons (1975)* Happy the Man (USA) - Happy the Man (1977) Crucis (ARG) - Los Delirios del Mariscal (1976) M.I.A. (ARG) - Cornonstipicum (1978) * a kind of Prog It has to be noticed though that almost half of these albums are from 1975, and there's of course the question of what exactly consider to be Prog. Edited by David_D - 18 hours 17 minutes ago at 16:38 |
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