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Amazing Friendly Apple: Magician (1969)

Bluebell Wood by Big Sleep
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I just decided to listen to the US Prog band Gypsy's 1970-debut for the first time in ages. Such a beautiful album, with excellent vocal harmonies and great grooves.

Maxine's Parlour by CROCHETED DOUGHNUT RING (UK, 1968)

Framus 5 – Město Er, from "Město Er"

An utterly magnificent 19-minute epic track from 1971, originating from the Czech Republic, is a truly worthy listen. Město Er by Framus 5, which translates to "City Er" in English, narrates a tale of a loneliness within a vast city in a utopian yet failed society; it is essentially an interpretation of poems by the esteemed Czech poet Josef Kainar.

Although still obscure for prog audiences outside the Czech Republic, "Město Er" stands as one of the finest side-long progressive rock songs from the early seventies, replete with great singing in their native language, eerie keyboards, splendid guitar solos, a convincing rhythm section, and elegant "big band"-like wind instruments, all enveloped in a peculiar, wistful ambience.