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Pat Metheny – Secret Story
One of Metheny’s highest and most interesting points of his career, “Secret Story” is not your usual guitar oriented jazz album. There’s as a matter...
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Tangerine Dream – Tangram
It’s no secret that the 1980′s had a pretty harsh effect on the artistic success of many of the progressive rock bands. While the early...
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Tangerine Dream – Cyclone
“Cyclone” is, in some respects, a continuation of the increasingly streamlined sound of “Stratosfear”. Although Tangerine Dream were holding strong to their electronic roots, there...
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Tangerine Dream – Zeit
“Zeit” is an album with the sort of legacy that genuinely interests me. Unlike most ‘classic’ albums where listeners are ultimately able to come to...
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Miles Davis – Aura
If ‘Kind Of Blue’ was Miles Davis’ ode to cultured urbania, then ‘Aura’ shows the civil setting come crashing down around him. Well into the...
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Tangerine Dream – Stratosfear
With “Rubycon”, it is this reviewer’s opinion that Tangerine Dream finally tapped into the true potential of their sound. Vast, mysterious, and even downright creepy...
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Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso – Io Sono Nato Libero
Most commonly compared with the defacto kings of Italian prog rock Premiata Forneria Marconi, Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso has established their own footing in both...
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The Who – By Numbers
After a quadrilogy of highly ambitious albums that would make up the girth of The Who’s golden material, the band was evidently tired from touring,...
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Steve Hackett – Voyage of the Acolyte
The break-up of the progressive Genesis is one of the quiet tragedies of rock music. While the band technically lived to fight another day well...
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The Who – Quadrophenia
Generally speaking, The Who have been met with some very supportive critical acclaim from those who look back on their illustrious career. Over the course...
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