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'Fantasy Tracks' - Prog Rock
Tracklisting and links:
Part 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?0zsdvmxbdro
Yes - Roundabout
Camel - Curiosity
King Crimson - Cat Food
Magna Carta - Lord of the Ages
Gentle Giant - The Advent of Panurge
Caravan - Ride
The Beatles - I Want You (She's So Heavy)
The Soft Machine - Why Am I So Short?
The Soft Machine - So Boot If At All
Part 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?9mkxidin4hg
Amon Duul II - Kanaan
Genesis - Timetable
Ramases - Life Child
Cressida - To Play Your Little Games
Gong - The Pot Head Pixies
Can - Sing Swan Song
Tomorrow - Revolution (Top Gear Peel Session)
Affinity - Three Sisters
Colosseum - The Kettle
May Blitz -For Madmen Only
'Progressive rock' is a movement that sprung from the ambitious English musicians of the psychedelic era, drawing from a wide range of influences (jazz, classical, 'world', folk and medieval) as inspiration for their boundlessly complex arrangements...Many of the classic prog 'movements' run to over 10 minutes and have enough time changes and ideas to see through 3 or 4 'conventional' songs.
By the late 70's the more successful progressive bands had hit the peak of their stadium-rock popularity, and the high standards of musicianship had made it impenetrable to many... all the while punk bubbled under the surface, culminating in the minimalist explosion of 1976 that reshaped pop culture.
The genre was initially challenging and mold-breaking, an imaginative expansion of what had come before. This compilation focuses on the early 70's 'golden' era - accessible, but ambitious. Prog sounds included are symphonic, psych, heavy and eclectic. There are also a couple of examples from Krautrock as well as two prog forerunners: 'I Want You (She's So Heavy' and 'Revolution'
Tracklisting and links:
Part 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?0zsdvmxbdro
Yes - Roundabout
Camel - Curiosity
King Crimson - Cat Food
Magna Carta - Lord of the Ages
Gentle Giant - The Advent of Panurge
Caravan - Ride
The Beatles - I Want You (She's So Heavy)
The Soft Machine - Why Am I So Short?
The Soft Machine - So Boot If At All
Part 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?9mkxidin4hg
Amon Duul II - Kanaan
Genesis - Timetable
Ramases - Life Child
Cressida - To Play Your Little Games
Gong - The Pot Head Pixies
Can - Sing Swan Song
Tomorrow - Revolution (Top Gear Peel Session)
Affinity - Three Sisters
Colosseum - The Kettle
May Blitz -For Madmen Only
'Progressive rock' is a movement that sprung from the ambitious English musicians of the psychedelic era, drawing from a wide range of influences (jazz, classical, 'world', folk and medieval) as inspiration for their boundlessly complex arrangements...Many of the classic prog 'movements' run to over 10 minutes and have enough time changes and ideas to see through 3 or 4 'conventional' songs.
By the late 70's the more successful progressive bands had hit the peak of their stadium-rock popularity, and the high standards of musicianship had made it impenetrable to many... all the while punk bubbled under the surface, culminating in the minimalist explosion of 1976 that reshaped pop culture.
The genre was initially challenging and mold-breaking, an imaginative expansion of what had come before. This compilation focuses on the early 70's 'golden' era - accessible, but ambitious. Prog sounds included are symphonic, psych, heavy and eclectic. There are also a couple of examples from Krautrock as well as two prog forerunners: 'I Want You (She's So Heavy' and 'Revolution'
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