Canterbury edition
Post your favorite obscure and classic Canterbury albums.
Canterbury edition
Post your favorite obscure and classic Canterbury albums.
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Have been listening to some Egg lately.
>the medley in the land of grey and pink
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Thank you to the user who recommended me this in the previous thread. Really liking it.
Oh that was me! Glad you like it. I love their mix of gongs space Rock with Hatfield jazz rock and a bit of RIO.
E G G is based as hell. Long piece no. 3 is a masterpiece.
This is the crown jewel of the Canterbury scene. It’s the culmination of everything that made it great.
This is a perfect album
what are your thoughts on progressive rock band Rush?
they're ok, I still prefer mostly anything out of the Quebec scene as far as canadian prog goes, it's the french sensibility that gets me
Quiet Sun, pic related.
Based and Maneige pilled.
Tierlist of prog scenes:
Canterbury > Rest of UK = Quebec > Japan > Midwest >>> Everything else
What do you think about the Latin american scene?
What about Italy? No love for PFM etc?
I'm interested. Only heard the first 3 Soft Machine albums and they were geniuses. Are their discog worthy after those albums?
Any chart or essentials to get into Canterbury?
Hello /prog/, please enjoy this relaxing and interesting symphonic prog album. For fans of Camel
For me it's Caravan
>Midwest >>> Everything else
>Forgot about Italy and SA
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Canterbury = Italy > Rest of UK = LatAm = Quebec > Japan > Midwest > Rest of US >>> Everything else
Just picked quiet sun on vinyl for 13$ so happy.
I can give you my Canterbury essentials:
Soft Machine 1-3
Caravan - land of grey and pink
Egg - polite force
Hatfield and the north - self titled
National health - of Queues and cures
Gong - you
Those are all essential Canterbury releases
Below are some more obscure / foreign gems
Supersister - to the highest bidder
Picchio dal pozzo - picchio dal pozzo
Quiet sun - mainstream
Cos - viva boma
Moving gelatine plates - the world of genius hans
>National health
Based. Their s/t is very good, some of the best keyboard playing I've heard from the era. Have not listened to that album though.
Definitely check it out! I wish I could listen to of Queues and cures for the first time again.
Thanks user! I screened this and will check em all soon
great prog scene
YOUUU WERE ONCE
A FRIEEND OF MINE
>People clowning on Tool and praising Tool while the AotD was released back in 2017
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Fly from Here by Yes is very close to beating this one though
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Duuuuuude this album is so good I didn’t know anyone here knew about it he’ll yeah!
Just listen to this really wonderful...thanks for spreading the joy!
Great thread.