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Does someone knows about a current band called "Mushroom"?
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I was expecting that nobody knows...

It sounds good according to the Allmusic review (but they are not very reliable).
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Great Irish heavy progressive :).
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Are you sure we talk about the same?
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The original Mushroom released a so-so album in around 1973 - it was a mixture of Prog with some jigs and reels thrown in.  There's a big gap before the new lot so they're probably not connected.
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I talk about a current band.
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Never heard of it (and I monitor many prog/rock magazines)
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Have a look at them in allmusic.com.
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This one?

http://www.emusic.com/album/10601/10601071.html

 
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Yes, it seems.
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sounds nice ... I'll download the album later when I'm home.
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Do you mean the Jamband from San Fransisco?

Ive heard they are good, adn I mean to check them out myself.
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Originally posted by oliverstoned

Does someone knows about a current band called "Mushroom"?


If you mean Mushroom that band with Early One Morning, I do.
Excellent Folk-Prog Irish band, very unknown (it seems), King of Alba their best song. An excellent adition to your collection.
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Originally posted by anael

Originally posted by oliverstoned

Does someone knows about a current band called "Mushroom"?


If you mean Mushroom that band with Early One Morning, I do.
Excellent Folk-Prog Irish band, very unknown (it seems), King of Alba their best song. An excellent adition to your collection.


You talk about the 70's band (which i don't know btw)
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Originally posted by walrus333

Do you mean the Jamband from San Fransisco?


Ive heard they are good, adn I mean to check them out myself.



I can't managed to know from where they are
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I think you mean Mushroom form San Fran. They are a strange little band. Their first album "Analogue Hi-Fi Surprise" was done with mostly analogue keyboards. The album "Foxy Music" is a bit like a retro lounge music album, but still quite good. My fave is "Glazed Popems". A 2 disc live show that is equal parts Jam Band, Psychedelic, Kraut style jams, and fusion. Quite a laid back, and sometimes dark sounding set. "Compared To What" Has some interesting remixes by Kraut legends Faust.
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Yeah, very confusing these two bands of different periods. I have the band you're talking about (I think) my album is Glazed Popums. Really good stuff.Very retro sound. Funky grooves and weird space jams. The era issue is also compounded because no release dates are shown on the disc.(Mine at least). I've never heard the 70's band of the same name, but whenever I try to research this group, it's always the old band that comes up.

I think Mushroom should definately be part of the prog archives, their sound is so compatable to both old and new bands alike.
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Originally posted by Forkface

I think you mean Mushroom form San Fran. They are a strange little band. Their first album "Analogue Hi-Fi Surprise" was done with mostly analogue keyboards. The album "Foxy Music" is a bit like a retro lounge music album, but still quite good. My fave is "Glazed Popems". A 2 disc live show that is equal parts Jam Band, Psychedelic, Kraut style jams, and fusion. Quite a laid back, and sometimes dark sounding set. "Compared To What" Has some interesting remixes by Kraut legends Faust.



Does it sounds 70's like?
I'm a a little afraid cause they say "indie rock" in Allmusic.
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If they aint: http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAN D.asp?band_id=1175

then we're in the wrong room....
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Mushroom are very retro sounding most of the time. There is a great interview with Patrick from Mushroom at  www.krautrocknet.com./magazine/features/mushroom%20interview .htm  where he talks about his Prog influences. I guess they are "Indie -Rock" because they only release their albums on small labels. But no, they are more Retro than Indie.
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