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Available online from Issue 13

October 1997

80 Pages

Victoriaville 1997, Fifty Foot Hose & Silver Apples, Boud Deun, The Grand Parade, Progfest '97, Prog-Est '97), Exposé Concert Series, Hawkwind - 25 Years On, Spirit and Randy California, Cast, Carl Weingarten, Aldo Tagliapietra of Le Orme, Peter Banks, Dave Brock, Simon House

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Ten Jinn - Wildman

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Judging from the information on their web page, Southern California-based Ten Jinn has been through several changes in the last few years. Happy the Man fans might recall that former HtM guitarist...

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(Posted by Mike Grimes 1997-10-01)

Tesseract - Tesseract

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Joining the ranks of ever more new American prog bands is Tesseract from the Bay Area. Led by keys man, vocalist, and guitarist Don Tillman, this quintet serves up a debut brimming with a variety...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 1997-10-01)

The Enid - Anarchy on 45, Members One of Another & Healing Hearts

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I love the liner notes of Anarchy on 45, showing Robert Godfrey at his clever and witty best as he likens the Enid's rollercoaster career to "...subversion in a suit and...

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(Posted by Mike Ezzo 1997-10-01)

The Moody Blues - To Our Children's Children's Children

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The Moody Blues is one of those bands that has tried to disassociate with traditional progressive rock. However, their impact on pop music, with more complex arrangements, was nothing less than...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton 1997-10-01)

Third Ear Band - Magic Music (1997)

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There was a Materiali Sonori CD of the same name by the Third Ear Band in 1989, a disc that's kind of hard to find and one I've never heard unfortunately. I do know, however, that this has...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1997-10-01)

Three Live Albums - Mastermind, Cast, Glass Hammer

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In the last six months or so, four of North America's premier 90s progressive rock bands have released their first live albums, in each case as a strictly limited edition of one thousand...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-10-01)

Trap - Beyond the Status Quo

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The swirling multicolored psychedelic booklet cover belies the playful avant strangeness of this, the first release on Gazul, Musea's new side-label for more 'challenging' music. Trap...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-10-01)

Tuatara - Breaking the Ethers

Cover art Tuatara's CD was one of those Tower Listening Station impulse purchases. I'd never heard of it, but it sounded so cool in the headphones I ended up taking it home. It starts out with a whirring...  » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 1997-10-01)

Van der Graaf Generator - Aerosol Grey Machine

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That it took so long to have this, the 1969 debut from Van der Graaf Generator, released to CD is a wonder. But that we have it is better than not, I suppose. Plus there's the rare first single...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 1997-10-01)

Versus X - Disturbance

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Versus X is German guitarist Arne Schafer's band. Schafer was known for his solo album, The Border of Awareness, on Musea in which he delivered a thoughtful music maybe a bit in the...

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(Posted by Alain Lachapelle 1997-10-01)

Vía Láctea - Vía Láctea

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Keyboardist Carlos Alvarado is one of Mexico’s most respected musicians, having played with the enormously popular prog-pop band Chac Mool along with Jorge Reyes and Carlos Castro, as well as...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-10-01)

Ziff - Sanctuary

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This is the second time out for this German neo-progressive four-piece, operating in a similar territory as their debut Stories from a couple years ago. At the heart of their sound is a...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-10-01)

Zodiac - Disco Alliance / Music in the Universe & Dedication

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This Latvian band made quite a sensation in the former Soviet Union upon the release of their first album, establishing certain norms of recording quality for the Soviet music industry, which had...

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(Posted by Willem Klopper 1997-10-01)

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