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McLatchey's Top Tier #5
This one's on a lot of peoples' lists for good reasons. First time I heard it I didn't even like it, but most great albums are growers,...
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OK now for the deep dive into 70s German electronic music. When I was 16 or 17, some friends and I did radio shows at our high school radio station. One of...
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I was in my early to mid teens when I was at a friend's house down the street. One end of a long living room sat the record player was and there were LPs...
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This is one of four Italian progressive rock albums in my top tier; in fact when it comes to the genre I tend to prize a lot of these more than the...
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Before Kayo Dot there was Maudlin of the Well, a group that in comparison was much more inside. This is a good example of how favorites don't have to be...
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This album was created by a very young band, which is amazing when you think that nearly every song on it is flawlessly executed. It's a perfect...
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This is arguably the swansong of the Italian progressive rock movement from 1972-77 and I'm not sure it has been surpassed in any way since it was originally...
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If I could ever commit to a favorite album — and I can't, there's too many — this would be in the final rounds for sure. In the...
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I first heard this one fairly early in the CD age after having explored Tangerine Dream through what was probably Underwater Sunlight around...
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If you want to see the impact that live Hendrix and Cream had on the young German musicians of the time, you could check out the
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