THAT WAS PROPAGANDA

Kurt Rongey

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Symphonic Prog

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Studio Album, released in 1998

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. St. Petersburg (3:25)
2. Petrograd (4:36)
3. Leningrad (5:00)
4. St. Petersburg (3:56)
5. Some Things Should Not Be Expressed in Words & Music (4:56)
6. In the Know (3:04)
7. Valutnaya (10:03)
8. Palach (4:05)
9. Kira (9:55)
10. Terror is the Cure (1:39)
11. The Interrogation (4:31)
12. Desperation (6:56)
13. Y-clad (3:51)
14. Poem (3:22)

Total Time 69:19

Line-up / Musicians

- Kurt Rongey / vocals, keyboards, drum programming
- Bill Pohl / guitars

Releases information

Mellow (MMP372)

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3 stars Kurt Rongey played keyboards for the fantastic Texas-based prog band The Underground Railroad. While UR guitarist Bill Pohl joins him on some of these songs, this is a solo effort originally recorded in 1991 and 1992 that pre-dates UR, and even suggests some of that later band's sound. I've giv ... (read more)

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