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2havefun69:
>Тогда особенно рекомендую Sandy Coast. Очень
>симпатичные голландцы. Не хуже Shocking Blue
>Ну, может, не Shipwreck (это у них была попытка
>концептуального альбома, получилось в ущерб мелодичности),
>а с какого-нибудь сборника типа такого
>https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3820831
Большое спасибо за информацию.

Keith Powell - The Keith Powell Story (NEM CD 717)

Faust - Faust IV (0946 356362 2 2)

Quicksilver Messenger Service - Just For Love (BGOCD151)

Fusion Orchestra "Skeleton in Armour" (1973)

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Heads, Hands & Feet "Old Soldiers Never Die" (1973)

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Home (1972)

Someone at CBS must have had very trustable ears. The development of Home within years from a competent but immature outfit to the makers of a minor masterpiece is nothing less than stunning. They started out as a surprisingly American-sounding progressive act. On the first album there are luckily no traces of self-indulgence or technical showmanship. There rather is an attempt to convey genuine emotion through well-contructed melody and tasteful arrangements. Yet, the results are more impressive for their potentiality than for their immediate impact. Anyway, there is skill, courage and some excellent melodies as well. Already very noticeable is the fluent and "natural" sounding guitar of Wisefield. The second album shows some progress. The aforementioned guitar reigns supreme on almost all tracks, the singing has improved and the sound is less derivative and swings effortlessly between different moods. The only flaw: the attempts to sound more controlled influence their emotional expressions unfavourably, resulting in a few compositions which are not on the usual level. Typically a transitory album. They came to full bloom on The Alchemist. Suddenly all that previously only was suspected, springs into life. There are some incredible guitar parts, many highly emotional songs, dexterous but totally controlled playing and even inspired lyrics. While at times the music is strongly reminiscent of New Zealand band Dragon, thoughtful and gently powerful, on side two there is a unique and highly recommended apotheosis of most elements that make UK progressive rock worthwhile. The arrangements gain a hitherto only hinted at complexity, which is well-hidden, though, and only reveals itself after several spins. Don't let the fact that this is a concept album deter you from estimating its musical value.

Mick Stubbs and Mick Cook had earlier played in The Blue Rondos. Laurie Wisefield was later in Wishbone Ash.

Jack the Lad "It's Jack The Lad" (1974)

2havefun69:
>Fusion Orchestra "Skeleton in Armour" (1973)
>Heads, Hands & Feet "Old Soldiers Never Die" (1973)
>Home (1972)
Как всегда - редкости и музыка у них интересная.

Jack the Lad "The Old Straight Track" (1974)

Jack the Lad "Rough Diamonds" (1975)

Канадцы Jackal "Awake" (1973)

Немного музыки с зеленого континента

Kahvas Jute "Wide Open" (1971)

Spectrum "Part One" (1971)

Blackfeather "At The Mountain of Madness" (1971)

MacKenzie Theory "Out of the Blue" (1973)

Madder Lake "Stillpoint" (1973)

Human Beinz "Nobody But Me" (1968)

The Masters Apprentices "A Toast to Panama Red" (1972)

Human Beinz "Evolutions" (1968)