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    Posted: January 09 2014 at 18:21
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Originally posted by VOTOMS VOTOMS wrote:

I'm looking for something in the same vein of Five Percent for Nothing (from Yes). Any suggestions?
Maybe South of No North's Octopussi Es Liquor Store, but also nothing to do with Yes' "epic". 
 
 
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

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Originally posted by VOTOMS VOTOMS wrote:

FPfN is my favorite track from Fragile.
Never thought I'd come across that opinion. Except maybe for some really negative review of Fragile or something. 
"Five Percent for Nothing is the best track, because it goes for 35 seconds" LOL


LOLYup, that's pretty rare.... I am not a big fan of Fragile, although I do enjoy some of its tracks - this one being one of emBig smile
Fine little tune. I'd put it above Cans and Brahms by a fair distance. 
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Originally posted by irrelevant irrelevant wrote:

Originally posted by VOTOMS VOTOMS wrote:

FPfN is my favorite track from Fragile.
Never thought I'd come across that opinion. Except maybe for some really negative review of Fragile or something. 
"Five Percent for Nothing is the best track, because it goes for 35 seconds" LOL


LOLYup, that's pretty rare.... I am not a big fan of Fragile, although I do enjoy some of its tracks - this one being one of emBig smile
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Originally posted by VOTOMS VOTOMS wrote:

FPfN is my favorite track from Fragile.
Never thought I'd come across that opinion. Except maybe for some really negative review of Fragile or something. 
"Five Percent for Nothing is the best track, because it goes for 35 seconds" LOL
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http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=7385
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Italians having a hootenany chanelling Americana. 
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 LOL To me it happened with the Google flash "girls dress-up games" left in the background by my 5 years old daughter.
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^^ I just decided to try and find that Claudio Milano thing, and was able to stream it on Soundcloud.  I already had a Moby Grape album playing, and suddenly realized I was hearing both at the same time.  Pretty wild, hearing this stuff with a piano-based blues jam in the background. 
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I think this is weird enough ?


Nothing to do with YES anyway..


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That one sounds really different and freak. I haven't got the ELP feeling for that, but ELP is my favorite band, and FPfN is my favorite track from Fragile.
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I always felt a distinct ELP vibe in that track, so maybe that is where you need to look?
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I'm looking for something in the same vein of Five Percent for Nothing (from Yes). Any suggestions?
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If you dig Aluk Todolo and feel adventurous, check out German obscurity Alpha Drone. It's a black metal project with Krautrock influence rather than the other way around, with lyrics hovering in the overlap between Buddhist/Hindu esoteric occultism and pulp science-fiction literature. The incredibly weird production also helps.
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As avant-prog, I suggest Tigress & The U-Fraidees http://tigressandtheu-fraidees.bandcamp.com/album/no-location 
 
http://www.youtube.com/user/jancivil
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Both acts are in Prog Archives.
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Ahh what the hell. While I'm at it, I might as well mention the wonderful proto RIO madness of Komintern's Le Bal du Rat Mort. This album is incredible! Something like a French Samla Mammas Manna with baguettes flying and all. 
 
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Japanese freak show Krautfolk experiment Brast Burn with their 1975 release Debon:


The cover art is very telling actually. This album sounds exactly like it looksLOL Welcome to the grainy soil marmalade!
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I suggest Le Projet Senecal by BataBeat  http://batabeat.bandcamp.com/album/projet-sen-cal
 


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