The self-titled debut album by Dutch band Spin:
The Internet calls this jazz/rock/funk, and I can’t find a more concise way to describe it. My favorite track is “Little Bitch,” which has some very nice guitar work!
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Tag Archives: prog
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“Infinite Fire” by Flying Colors. I only learned about the band today, although it features some musicians I know and love from other bands (including Neal Morse and Mike Portnoy). This track is a prog mini-epic, clocking in at only twelve minutes. But I can summarize it in one word: Wow!
There are also lots of live versions on YouTube just waiting to pop up in your search results.
(By the way, why are so many prog musicians named “Morse”?)
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“Chris Squire’s Swiss Choir”, Chris Squire’s second solo album. I’m not sure how I missed this, but better late than never!
A belated Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!
(By the way, the choir is English 😉 )
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Two singles today. Rock on!
- “Chariots” by Mike Oldfield, from the “Man on the Rocks” album. (For those who don’t know Mike’s music, he isn’t the vocalist on this track.)
- “Wish I Were Here” by Spock’s Beard, from the “Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep” album. How can you beat a title like that? (By the way, please drop me a comment if you know who Dave is! Dave Meros, maybe?)
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“Spektra” by Karfagen, a Ukrainian prog band. Released in 2016. Mellower than Transatlantic, and very interesting to listen to.
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“Treason” by Gryphon, released in 1977. I’ve just started the third consecutive play of this record, so I think it’s time to give it the recognition it deserves! The opener, “Spring Song,” is fantastic. “Flash in the Pantry” is light and enjoyable. High-grade prog.
By the way, my thanks to the WordPress team for clearing out the outlook.com spam-followers that have been popping up over the last several months. I appreciate it!
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“Moving Waves” (aka “Focus II”) by Focus. Prog plus yodeling. Does it get any better?
