Klaatu

Hurdy Gurdy Man · Mar 27, 2019

Been growing increasingly interested in listening to the works of Canadian prog-rockers Klaatu beyond their debut which in 1976 was mistaken for a secret Beatles' reunion.Can anyone recommend any particular titles.I'm appealing particularly to Canadian fans here as I know they've developed somewhat of a cult following up in Northland..............

That 70s Guy · Mar 27, 2019

Endangered Species (1980)

That 70s Guy · Mar 27, 2019

RockshotsPhotos · Mar 29, 2019

Hurdy Gurdy Man said:
Been growing increasingly interested in listening to the works of Canadian prog-rockers Klaatu beyond their debut which in 1976 was mistaken for a secret Beatles' reunion.Can anyone recommend any particular titles.I'm appealing particularly to Canadian fans here as I know they've developed somewhat of a cult following up in Northland..............

Klaatu has been one of my favorite bands for 42 years now, so much so that I became a friend to the inner circle of the band. They had a fan based resurgence in the mid nineties, with all kinds of ReIssues, ReMasters, solo releases, Klaatu Konventions, etc. Of the 5 studio albums, I personally love them all, with possibly Endangered Species being the weakest. They had 2 different websites at one time, Google to find out more.

RockshotsPhotos · Mar 29, 2019

www.klaatu.org Check out my interview with guitarist/producer DEE LONG

www.klaatutheband.com Run by band member Terry Draper

That 70s Guy · Apr 4, 2019

Jake T · Apr 5, 2019

^ Great video. Always wondered why people thought Klaatu was the Beatles and that explains it. I don't think they sound very much like the Beatles, but that's just my opinion.

My favorite Klaatu album is Endangered Species.

Dog Star

RockshotsPhotos · Apr 17, 2019

Reunion back a few years....

BikerDude · Apr 17, 2019

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The Deacon · May 11, 2019

My fav Klaatu lp is the one you properly utilize by taking it to the bottom of the garden and demolishing the atrocity with a pitchfork.

Besides, like, say Supertramp, Klaatu were not prog and hence you dont put them in a prog thread (unless your a total noob.)

I, Deacon Beaker, am Canadian and can firmly attest that the Canadian late 60s, 70s rock output - with the exception of a few psych bands - was abysmal commercial pap. We, as Canadians should hide our faces in shame.

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