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GuruCan
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Posted: November 24 2024 at 16:32 |
Who sounds like the most dreamy classic progressive rock band? I kind of think it's Camel. They have so many dreamy songs... What do you think, guys? Which classic's output is dreamiest for ya?
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verslibre
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Tangerine Dream, of course!
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Starshiper
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Hands down, it's Camel.
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Manuel
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Exactly the band that came into my mind when I first read the post.
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Starshiper
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Eloy comes to mind as well, yet can't beat Camel. |
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richardh
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I would go with early PFM when they had that pastoral thing going on. It was mainly the first 2 albums though. Camel is maybe okay for Mirage. What about Renaissance? I'm not a big fan but they do have that quality on their classic albums for sure. Up to date I would mention Karfagen for their sumptious sound that carries you away. Steve Hackett is also good for this on At The Edge of Light and Surrender Of Silence.
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And the title track to Spectral Mornings without question is dreamy.
But as a band and overall, I agree with Camel. |
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For me it has to be Pink Floyd from Meddle to Animals, with Dark Side Of The Moon being the dreamiest.
I've fallen asleep to the latter many a time... |
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Some really great suggestions already, especially Camel and Karfagen.
Hackett's A Form In Wax from A Midsummer Night's Dream was the first tune, however, to pop in my head.
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Welcome to the middle of the film.
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octopus-4
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There's a lot of dreamy stuff in the prog world. Also in experimental metal: Just go to the track that starts after minute 23 Edited by octopus-4 - November 25 2024 at 14:22 |
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Honourable mention:
Clearlight – Clearlight Symphony |
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I've got Popol Vuh's Hosianna Mantra LP on the turntable at the moment - super dreamy! I dig Embryo, especially the albums with Mal Waldron. And those mid-70s Harmonium albums. Man, now I'm thinking of albums by Eno, which leads in one direction to Faust, Ashra, Neu!, Harmonia, Guru Guru, then in another direction to Wyatt, Riley, Oldfield, Gong, the Softs (nothing dreamier than the Soft Weed Factor from Six)......now I gotta go search the shelves for my copy!
Although not "classic progressive rock", give Alice Coltrane's Impulse albums a try; Pharoah Saunders carries on in this same vein; Don Cherry, especially the Brown Rice LP; maybe give Miles' In a Silent Way a spin.....or the first Weather Report album. |
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I like to feel the suspense when you're certain you know I am there.....
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Kate Bush's The Dreaming is a work of art way ahead of its time. |
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Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
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Some tunes by the Alan Parsons Project are very dreamy. |
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