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| Overlooked Albums Of The 70's Pt. 1
Overlooked both on Sputnik (these all have below 10 ratings) and in general. | 1 | | Culpeper's Orchard Culpeper's Orchard
Brilliant progressive hard rock album, sounds like a cross between Jethro Tull and Uriah Heep. | 2 | | Taste On the Boards
Taste were Rory Gallagher's band before he embarked on his succesful solo career. On the Boards is an excellent blues rock album that shows Gallagher's incredible guitar playing as well as his songwriting talents. | 3 | | Bang Bang
Best described as a mix of early Sabbath and Grand Funk Railroad, this album is quite a departure from the proggy psychedelic sound of thier debut but is every bit as good. | 4 | | Ten Years After Watt
It may not be as consistent as thier previous album, Cricklewood Green (arguably thier best album) but Watt contains some of the bands best songs including I'm Coming On and Think About the Times. | 5 | | Gary Moore Grinding Stone
Released under the name The Gary Moore Band, Grinding Stone is Moore's first and only attempt at creating a progressive rock album. The blues elements of his earlier work with Skid Row (IRE) are still present but the 17 minute track Spirit shows his more experimental side. | |
JamieTwort
11.01.11 | Bump. | omnipanzer
11.01.11 | Great list. | JamieTwort
11.01.11 | Thanks omni. | BigHans
11.01.11 | great list Ten years After rules | JamieTwort
11.01.11 | Fuck yeah they do Hans. | TheNotrap
11.01.11 | Cool list JT
Alvin Lee is such a great guitar player
I've listened to Grinding Stone ages ago...I need to recheck it.
Don't miss Gary Moore's another adventure into prog/jazz
Colosseum II - War Dance
Take a look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYqBzu-Y7vw
| JamieTwort
11.01.11 | Thanks Notrap. Colloseum II is going to be featured in part 2 haha. | TheNotrap
11.01.11 | Cool underrated stuff | JamieTwort
11.01.11 | People need to check out 1, it rules hard. | TheNotrap
11.01.11 | I will do that JT
p/ | KILL
11.01.11 | budgie hard | seedofnothing
11.01.11 | will be checking out 1, i wont have to time to check them all, but is 1 the best here? if not what is, what is the most enjoyalbe/most inspirational? | JamieTwort
11.01.11 | @Kill: Budgie will be on part 2 m/
@seed: 1 is my personal favourite on here so yeah check out that one. If you do have time to check out one other one I'd say make it #3. | JamieTwort
11.01.11 | and KILL, you should definitely check out 1 too, I can see you digging it hard. | seedofnothing
11.01.11 | your the man bro, thanks for the rec, will do | JamieTwort
11.01.11 | Your welcome dude. | seifer
11.03.11 | woah at 1 jethro tull and uriah heep will have to check that out too | JamieTwort
11.03.11 | Yeah man, it's awesome. | KILL
11.03.11 | dude i'll check it hard cheers | Jethro42
11.03.11 | Very interesting list, JT.
I really really like what I just heard from 1.
Intrigued by 3
i really like band #4, so I add #4 to my listen to list
I really like the way Gary Moore has been flirting with prog. | JamieTwort
11.03.11 | Thanks Jethro. 4 isn't quite as good as Cricklewood Green but it's still well worth a listen. | seedofnothing
11.03.11 | 1 was legit, i couldnt find the full download tho, i and only heard like two tracks off the records | JamieTwort
11.04.11 | "i couldnt find the full download tho"
Can't help you there I'm afriad, I have a physical copy. I think most of the songs are on Youtube. |
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