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Stormy Six - Macchina Maccheronica, Al Volo & Un Concerto

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One hears the term Rock in Opposition quite often in music today. Many current bands are labeled with an "RIO" style. The Italian group Stormy Six is the basis for this style termed...

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(Posted by Gary Parra 1998-02-01)

Steve Joliffe - Zanzi & Omni

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Those who don't follow the UK electronic scene that closely may only remember Steve Joliffe as a one-time member of Tangerine Dream in the late 70s (winds, vocals, and synths on the...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1998-02-01)

Space Explosion - Space Explosion

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While there is nothing on the back-tray or in the booklet (or even on the promo sheet that came with it) that indicates precisely when this was recorded, I'm certain that the label is banking...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1998-02-01)

Ragnar Grippe - Sand

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This is a nugget from the past. Grippe is a Scandinavian electronic and electro-acoustic music composer whose work is under appreciated. Originally released on the visionary Shandar label from...

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(Posted by Dean Suzuki 1998-02-01)

Oho - Okinawa

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The first minute of this album sums the entirety, as a voice, in a background of many voices, exclaims "My brain hurts!" And thus begins an album of immense proportions spread out over...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1998-02-01)

Neo - Neo

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From the blistering intro to "Osibirsk" you know this is one to reckon with. Neo's sole album is a rock fusion of high intensity, feauturing lots of guitar and sax solos over a...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1998-02-01)

Nathan Mahl - Parallel Eccentricities

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One of the better English Canadian progressives, this one has had a lot of attention amongst progressive collectors for its rarity and quality. I had heard that there were going to be bonus tracks...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1998-02-01)

Lady Lake - No Pictures

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Another Musea sublabel and a decent start. Lady Lake is a Dutch group which released its only album in the late 70s, one that has been bandied about with much enthusiasm amongst three-digit...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1998-02-01)

La Düsseldorf - La Düsseldorf

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What might Kraftwerk have become in the guise of a guitar-band instead of a synth band? The toe-tapping oddments of this first La Düsseldorf outing from 1976 just may give a clue....

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(Posted by Mike Ezzo 1998-02-01)

IQ - Subterranea

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I admit I was surprised that, five years on, neo-prog gods IQ would choose to follow Ever, their classic release...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 1998-02-01)

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