Terrapin Station is one of the very few tracks I like by GD.Originally Posted by Vic2012
Terrapin Station is one of the very few tracks I like by GD.
It's a full blown, prog epic. They covered every genre.
I recommend you listen to Anthem Of The Sun.
Yes, I know it and Live/Dead (1969) and there certainly are qualities, but I haven't really connected with them.
And I dont like their later country/americana affection.
Garcia was a pretty good musicologist, supposedly. Do you mean "affectation," or as you said, "affection?" I think Country is minimizing it a lot, and IMO Americanahas its place, but YMMV or course. But, they're not for everyone almost in the same way that Magma isn't.
Molesome - Tom and Tiger (much more beautiful than I expected from Mattias' explanation for the album).
Quite proggy rythm section
Danish Kraut
It's A Beautiful Day
We're trying to build a monument to show that we were here
It won't be visible through the air
And there won't be any shade to cool the monument to prove that we were here. - Gene Parsons, 1973
Magazine - Back to Nature from the album Secondhand Daylight
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"Margaret (Live)"
In my top 10 for this 2020: great album!
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Pura Vida!.
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Duke Ellington.
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Jean-Paul Bourelly & The Bluewave Bandits Live at Loreley Festival, Germany 1997
Jean-Paul Bourelly (g),
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Vernon Reid - Jean Paul Bourelly - TM Stevens - Dennis Chambers.
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