recommend me good instrumental prog rock Please

Il 16 marzo Lucio Manca (bassista di Solid Vision e Dominici) presenta il primo disco da solista "Everybody Needs An Angel", con l'etichetta austriaca NoiseHead Records. Si tratta di un concept album STRUMENTALE di 11 tracce, è la storia di una madre, Elizabeth, che ha dedicato la sua vita al suo figlio Lucien, prematuramente morto di cancro nel 2011, all'età di 7 anni.
La disperazione e il tormento per la perdita del suo bimbo ha portato Elisabetta a registrare ogni minuto dei suoi giorni dalla sua morte in poi, con il metodo di registrazione metafonica su nastro - l'ascolto di suoni o di voci provenienti da fuori della nostra dimensione terrena. Il suo scopo era quello di vivere ogni momento delle sue ore nella speranza di ricevere anche solo un piccolo segnale dal suo bambino attraverso la registrazione.
Solo dopo 11 anni disperati, Elizabeth poteva sentire la voce rassicurante di Lucien con un messaggio pieno d'amore:
"Mamma, sto bene".


Di seguito il video ufficiale del brano SCORCHED EARTH:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEem4u-K7sc

3 latest kotebel's cds

http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=397

Very good calls here;

Rick Wakeman's "Six Wives of Henry the VIII", and then
perhaps "Criminal Record". Focus's "Hamburger Concerto".
And I agree with Mike Oldfield too, the first 4 albums.

Animals as Leaders

Edited by HemispheresOfXanadu - March 15 2013 at 18:16

Electronic Rock

 

 

Keyboard Prog

Edited by verslibre - March 12 2013 at 00:43

Lord Jagged wrote: Planet X

This, unless you don't like high-tech

RedNightmareKing wrote: Billy Cobham - Spectrum Soft Machine - Third, Fourth (Wordless vocals on one song in Third. Not detracting though.)

There are lyrics to that one song on Third, they're not wordless vocals.

Good call on Future Kings of England and Godspeed You Black Emperor. 

Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats (except for Willie the Pimp, that has some vocals at the beginning from Cap'n Beefheart)
Miles Davis - In A Silent Way, Kind of Blue, A Tribute to Jack Johnson, Bitches Brew
Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame, Birds of Fire
Perhaps - Volume One
Radar Men From the Moon - Intergalatic Dada and Space Trombones, Echo Forever
Titan - Sweet Dreams (a little bit of vocals though. Not too bad.)
Mike Oldfield - anything pre-Discovery
The Future Kings of England - The Viewing Port
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven, F#A#Infinity (voice samples, but they add A LOT)
Don Caballero - American Don
Toe. - Book About My Idle Plot On Anxiety
Soft Machine - Third, Fourth (Wordless vocals on one song in Third. Not detracting though.)
The Keith Tippett Group - You Are Here... I Am There, Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening

Off the top of my head.


Edited by RedNightmareKing - March 11 2013 at 19:58

Clivage - Mixtus Orbis
Bobby Beausoleil - Lucifer Rising
Ash Ra Tempel - S/T
Miles Davis - Big Fun
Art Zoyd - Berlin
Popol Vuh - In den Garten Pharaos
Tangerine Dream - Force Majeure
Klaus Schulze - Picture Music
Brand X - Unorthodox Behavior
My Brother the Wind - I wash my Soul in the Stream of Infinity
One Shot - Dark Shot
Syrinx - Qualia
Thork - Weila
Elephant9 - Atlantis
Dedalus - S/T

Camel's album The Snow Goose is a masterpiece
I see Mike Oldfield has already been mentioned.  I'd start with Tubular Bells or Ommadawn
A lot of (but not all) of Anthony Phillips work is instrumental.  Slow Dance is a particular favorite.  1984 is a pretty good electronic instrumental album. 
National Health is almost all instrumental - Queues and Cures is excellent as is their s/t debut.
For some weirdness you could try some Univers Zero