Prog Is Not a Four Letter Word: Compiled By Andy Votel [Import]

Prog Is Not a Four Letter Word: Compiled By Andy Votel [Import]

Prog Is Not a Four Letter Word: Compiled By Andy Votel [Import]

Track Listings
 
1. Merta [1978] - Picchio dal Pozzo
2. Visitors [1974]
3. Nem Erdekel, Amith Mondsz [1973]
4. Frustration [1977]
5. Fugue in D Minor [1970]
6. Lambarya Puf De [1973] - Baris Manco
7. Powiedzielismy Juz Wszystko [1969] - Breakout Blues
8. Breuddwyd
9. Hache 06 [1975]
10. Music of Today [1975] - Embryo
11. Coda [1974] - Czerwone Gitary
12. Roi des Mouches [1972] - Jean-Claude Vannier
13. Zuti List [1975]
14. Omur Biter Yol Bimez [1976]
15. Toledo [1977] - Martin Kratochvil

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Andy Votel of Twisted Nerve Records has wasted no time in following up the superb Folk Is A Four Letter Word compilation with another delve into a previously uncool musical genre- that most maligned of all, PROG!! But forget the over-compiled and by now mainstream works of Yes, ELP, Genesis, Tull, the Moodies and so forth. This, boys and girls, is Obscurity City. The prog here originates from some of the furthest flung corners of the continent - Poland (Breakout), Turkey (Baris Manco), Germany (Embryo), Italy (Pozzo Del Pichio), France (Jean Claude Vannier) and Wales (Bran) There's even a trip to darkest Filipino territory courtesy of San Ul Lim, stopping off for a Canterbury tale from Egg on the way. Most of these tracks have never been on CD before. Now here they are in a beautifully remastered form, and it's time for all who previously doubted to rediscover. Cherry Red. 2005.

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