Post your wishes:

Shampoo - Volume One (Belgium '71)
Metropolis - s/t (Germany '74)
Apartment 1 - Open House (Netherlands '70)
Total Issue - s/t (France '71)
Electic Mouse - Everything I've Got (USA '69)
Neptunes Empire - s/t (Norawy'71)
The Seven Ages Of Man - s/t (UK '72)
Roundhouse - Scuse Me (Switzerland '72)
Roundhouse - Down To Earth (Switzerland '72)

THE SMOKE - s/t US 1968(Sidewalk/Tower) My fave US 6-tease LP! The Smoke was a one-off studio group created by producer/musician boy genius Michael Lloyd(WCPAEB etc)

The Smoke on CD already

Seven Ages of Man sucks cobblers.

NO IT DOESNT

Actually Smoke sucks cob as well.

Artcane - Odyssee I gots origional vinyl (which is worth $). I gots it cos I am Masterman and you isnt.


Axis-same greece/france only press cat'sbreakfast : hard,poppsych,Canterbury
This lp is The Bagg.

Bootleg yes, officially no!

Pax dude you wanna look back at the pure crap you listern to before judging others..

BEYOND - SAME us private press proggy

BURNING CANDLE - SAME German '81 keys trio instrumental


You want me to go thru the rest of the alphabet?

Im not here to give noobs gold nuggetts, you understand?

C´mon laddy send us a photo of yerself so we can use it for Dart practising

Here. Go for it.



I never understood the allure of throwing darts or playing golf or snakes & ladders.


(Dont have very many piccies of myself. Fergus goes ballistic if a camera shows up. Believes they capture souls.)

Excuse the dirty fingernails, but (as you've possibly heard me brag here before) I can pull tatties outta the DRY earth bare-handed.

(I think in a previous existence I may have pulled living hearts out of chest at Mayan gaffs and wotnots.)

New Mix- "s/t" lp
Glass Prism- "Poe through the..." LP

NEW MIX is excellent.

Poe gives cancer of the knob.

Wallace, that Burning Candle LP is only OK, unless you really dig ELP.
Albums I'd like to see reissued on See Dee?

Frock -'Silkie'
Minor Birds -same
A Fleeting Glance -same
Bachelor's Gate -same
Swordedge -same
Courtyard Music Group -same
Sandalwood -'Changeling'
Skint -same

Wow.
Im impressed.
I never heard of those 8, Moe.

(And Im a Masterman.)

info?

Thasts because your not

Morecurly:
Is 'A Fleeting Glance' on CD do you know, i've been after that for awhile?

paranormal fair
a shadow of himself
the former ghost hunter

©JJ

Burning Candle - pretty much ELP clones from what I recall and very average.

Beyond- eh.

Went through a US 'Ameriprog' phase back in the 90s. Bought everything I could- Quantum, Tranceform, Universe, MacArthur, Albatross, Thisoness, White Wing, Tetelestai, Red Shift etc, etc..

Now I hardly listen to the stuff.

I need your MacArthur lp.

Frock -'Silkie' is a UK 70s FolkRock private pressing in the vein of Fairport Convention or Beggars Hill. Reputed to be one of the very best examples of the genre and highly regarded musically. Very rare.

Minor Birds -same is one of the rare LPs on the Midas label. I suspect it's one that I'd rather buy a CD reissue of than fork over the goldmine to get an original. Anyway, UK 70s Folk, likely mostly Trad. Along with Folkal Point and Oldest Proffession, (no typo) it is a very costly release on the collectors market.
You will note that I didn't put Folkal Point on my list. That's because I've heard it and think it's way over-hyped. Not the least bit Psych-Folk or witchy, and even has some Country influence on a couple of tracks. I'd buy it if reissued, but I'd never spring for an original.

A Fleeting Glance -same. UK early 70s Prog private pressing. Said to be very good. Only one cataloged on RYM, and I don't know who that owner is. I first became aware of it in one of the Pokora books. Suffice to say that very few have surfaced thus far.

Bachelor's Gate -same UK Folk of a very high standard. Late 70s or early 80s, and may have been on Airship. I could find out for sure, but I'm too lazy to get up and look. Anyway, I've heard it, and it's very good.

Swordedge -same UK FolkRock private pressing from early 80s. Very very good and very expensive.

Courtyard Music Group -same Reported to be the best example of UK Psych-Folk and related to Killy Country.

Sandalwood -'Changeling' Very rare UK hippie Folk.

Skint -same Listed in Pokora as Progressive/Rock, but his genre designations tend to be spotty. Only one acetate found so far, iirc. Late 70s UK.


All of these are exceedingly rare and very costly. Without a reissue, few will hear these particular titles, barring a future warehouse find or somesuch.

Yeah, if you want an ELP clone, better to go after the 2 albums by Japan's Social Tension.

ELP Clown

I had ST's 'Macbethia' at one time, the original Jap disc. Quill's 'Sursum Corda' is a big culprit and I never cared for the early Triumvirat records for the same reasons.

Jurgen is a keys god.

If you dont care for early Triumverat then there is no hope for you in all the Kingdom of Prog.


You just dont have an ear for ANY prog.(Or at least keys-dominated prog).
Its as sad as that.

Thanks Moe.
I will put five of those on my want-to-listen list.


....
Your on Psychedelica group.
Its gone rather dead of late.

Why dont you birdog the forum and invite some good posters (like Mr. James & Haron) over here?

I'd do it, but Im banned.

Nirvana's third album remastered from the master tapes, please.

Weren't you promoting Starcastle at one time, or something like that?

Yes, I worked for Starcastle from 1999 to 2005. Ran the web site, Sunsinger Records, etc...

I just don't care for their version of ELP. I like the later albums, but 'Spartacus' you can have.

I've written for a couple prog web sites and with my gig with Starcastle and other prog-related things, I wouldn't say I don't have an ear for prog, just the opposite...

By the way, I reviewed the Eclectic Mouse LP at the Glory Daze Classic rock web site:

http://www.glorydazemusic.com/articles.php?article_id=3748

Jurgen?? i ain´t no fuckin´ German!

Nice one Eric Eclectic Mouse LP is very good

A few years back a Toronto used record store owner was recommending this Eclectic Mouse to me.
I didnt care for the plain coverart and the word "trombone" on the back cover was the straw that broke the penguin's back.



When it comes to hornrock 70s its unfortunate that by far the path most followed was that of Blood Sweat and Tears.
The path less-travelled was The Flock.

Hornyrock.

Cornucopia - Full Horn

I believe it's been on CD for over 10 years. Reissued by Repertoire.

Yes i have it, i was just following on from JJ with the first title i thought of with HORN in it, sorry for the confusion

Mike Tingley - The Abstract Prince

Good call Scott!

Kitchen Cinq "Everything But", plus the singles (incl. Y'Alls & A Handful).
Sogmusobil "Telefon"

YES The Kitchen Cinq really deserves a cd rel.
Sogmusobil i haven´t heard but i know that this Swe early 70´s LP is supposed to be trippy.

Yes, it is "out there", very sloppy and stoned, including one poem Betongbarn 'Concrete child'. There are two dull bluesy numbers, but otherwise I like this when I want to hear some seventies trash. Here are some samples:
Arabic in the Morning & Lost Identity
Tjackvalsen 'Smack Waltz'
Olle