Crossover proggers Aardvark(1970) out of the UK were a fuzzed out hammond organ led band with no guitarist. Some songs are very experimental psych with others being rather melodic. Some what of a "barking" novelty.
Obscure Gems From The "Classic" Prog/Rock Era
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DaKillerWolf
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I am officially WAY behind here . Hard to keep up w/ Joe now that he has
a bit of help and what with his "sinister thirst " for more and more prog videos
Will catch up later tonight when I return
a bit of help and what with his "sinister thirst " for more and more prog videos
Will catch up later tonight when I return
Hepcat
retired
I really like this one:
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***:I am officially WAY behind here . Hard to keep up w/ Joe now that he has
a bit of help and what with his "sinister thirst " for more and more prog videos
Will catch up later tonight when I return
What's going Wolf? I've noticed you're slowing down. I think I'm wearing you down. Let's face it, I'm the wall you can never climb
. I'm the war you can never win
. You fell for one of the oldest war tactics in the field of operations. On the proto-metal thread I fooled you into believing that I was retreating. You thought you were in control. Thats not the case. I'm in charge here.
All in good fun
DaKillerWolf
Cosmic Time Warp Warrior
What's going Wolf? I've noticed you're slowing down. I think I'm wearing you down. Let's face it, I'm the wall you can never climb
All in good fun
I still have PLENTY of good material in both categories to share but unfortunately I have other things that must be taken care of in my daily life other then just enjoying music ,so yeah I made a conscious choice to slow down a bit .............
and keep my thread going FOR YEARS
DaKillerWolf
Cosmic Time Warp Warrior
I still have PLENTY of good material in both categories to share but unfortunately I have other things that must be taken care of in my daily life other then just enjoying music ,so yeah I made a conscious choice to slow down a bit .............
and keep my thread going FOR YEARS
EDIT : BTW I own a copy of the Krokodil CD above and it truly is an awesome work of progressive music .
^^^ Just having a bit of fun with ya Wolf. Good to see you don't take me serious. For the last couple of months I haven't been working due to that I'm recovering from an illness, so some days can be rather long. This helps me keep busy some what, though I wish I was back at work and to my daily routine.
An eclectic mixture of blues-rock, jazz, pop and folk elements and a mingling of psychedelic, Affinity from the UK was fronted by female vocalist Lynda Hoyle and only released one album in 1970. Cool, dreamy, melancholic, melodic and absolutely beautiful. I have it in CD format as the vinyl is very rare.
Hepcat
retired
Joe said:Hepcat, I apologize for my earlier comments on this thread
I favour a more inclusive as opposed to a more narrow definition of prog rock.
Joe said:
I've had "Avenue Road" for about forty years now:
I'm still trying to find a nice vinyl copy of "Aardvark":
Now this one is definitely prog. It's not as obscure as some other's though.
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