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Very obscure stuff.

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Topic: Very obscure stuff.
Posted By: The Rock
Subject: Very obscure stuff.
Date Posted: July 23 2007 at 23:09
Ok,
 
Bought a few (well a friend burned them for me) CDs of very rare and enjoyable progressive rock artifacts of the past.They are:
 
One ''1''-Strange amalgam of folk,psych,prog and early jazz-rock,a la Nucleus,If ect...released in the early 70's.
 
Amish ''same''-Heavy organ/guitar driven hard rock/prog from the early 70's.
 
Osmosis ''same''-Another typical early 70's mix of psych,jazz,rock ect...sort of Mothers type band,with flute.
 
Fred''same''-Once again an eclectic blend of folk,jazz and rock.Emphasis is on the jazzier side of things.The best of the bunch IMHO.Great violin/keyboards/guitars interplay.
 
Fuse -Tom Peterson and Rick Neilson(Cheap Trick)'s first professional band.Sound nothing like Cheap Trick.Lots of hammond,some mellotron,singer has a nice and powerful voice.Overall sounding a bit like Vanilla Fudge and early(pre-Gillian)era Deep Purple.Cool.
 
Dull Nife''Electric Indian''-Actually not dull at all.From Germany,sound a lot like early Jane.Eventually their keysman would end up with them.
 
Excalibur ''The first Album''-A lot like Jane too.Heavy guitars/organ driven hard prog.
 
Man Made''same''-From Montreal,Canada they sound more American than Quebecois.They sing in english and feature horns.One side long track with busy sax/guitar/keys interplay.Other songs are ok but not great.
 
All of these releases are from the early 70's,all good and some great, none boring.ALL SHOULD BE ON PA.Wink
 
I have many others....


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What's gonna come out of my mouth is gonna come out of my soul."Skip Prokop"



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Posted By: wooty
Date Posted: July 23 2007 at 23:16
I have heard only of Fred, and that was a long time ago. Any of these in print or available anywhere?

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Posted By: The Rock
Date Posted: July 23 2007 at 23:23
Hmmmm....
 
Good question.Most of them are deleted unfortunately.But I think the Excalibur album have recently been re-issued.Dull Nife too.
Actally Fred might also been available,at least I saw an archival live recording somewhere recently.
 
Good luck.


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What's gonna come out of my mouth is gonna come out of my soul."Skip Prokop"


Posted By: kingdhansak
Date Posted: July 24 2007 at 02:51
Have had 'Fuse' on vinyl for many years. Was recommended to me in a record shop I used to use (sadly no longer there)
Havent played it for a long time, but remember it being very good. Must dig it out sometime.
 



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