#canterbury prog

[zralokx]

It was on his bday… but I forgot to post it here sorry 💀💀💀💀

[percys-lemons]

THIS VIDEO IS SO COOL GUYS STEVE HILLAGE IS AN UNDERRATED GUITARIST WITH A UNIQUE STYLE OF PLAYING!!!

[spilladabalia]

Robert Wyatt - Slow Walkin' Talk (feat. Jimi Hendrix on bass)

Written by Brian Hopper. Performed by Robert Wyatt and Jimi Hendrix.

[balleralbumcovers]

EPIC ALBUM COVER #74

Camel - Mirage (US/Canada release)

Released: 1974 (Janus)

Progressive rock, symphonic prog, Canterbury scene

[samusique-concrete]

currently listening to Twice Around the Sun by Ugly (UK). wtf are they feeding the youngsters over there in england? these last couple years have felt like a full on canterbury scene revival (but, you know, around london). you got your pioneers with black midi and BCNR, and squid obviously, then HMLTD slightly stepping into avant-gardeness with each release, and now you've got bands like english teacher, ugly, caroline (which are massively underrated btw) and so on. nature is healing.

[probably-not-mig]

Following the adventures of Dave and Richard Sinclair...

[mr-craig]

Last night I revisited John Greaves and Peter Blegvad’s magnificent 1977 album, Kew Rhone, for the first time in years. It’s still as beguiling as ever.

For me the highlight is the title track. The lyrics in the first half are comprised of words using only the letters of KEW RHONE (“when we knew no woe, when we were her hero” etc), while the second half is based around a long palindrome: “Peel’s foe, not a set animal, laminates a tone of sleep.”

Of course, I wouldn’t care much about all that if the music wasn’t also totally gorgeous.

[mondoradiowmse]

02/21/24 Mondo Radio Playlist

Here's the playlist for this week's edition of Mondo Radio. This episode: "Just for a While", featuring the Canterbury Scene and more. If you enjoy it, be sure to also follow the show on Facebook and Twitter!

Artist - Song - Album

The Wilde Flowers - No Game When You Lose - The Wilde Flowers

The Wilde Flowers - The Big Show - The Wilde Flowers

Caravan - In The Land Of Grey And Pink - In The Land Of Grey And Pink

Caravan - Golf Girl - In The Land Of Grey And Pink

Egg - Symphony No. 2: First Movement - Egg

Egg - Symphony No. 2: Second Movement - Egg

Comus - The Herald - First Utterance

Comus - The Prisoner - First Utterance

The Fents - I Don't Want My MTV - The Other Side

Matching Mole - Signed Curtain - Different Every Time

Matching Mole - God Song - Different Every Time

Soft Machine - Moon In June - Third

Robert Wyatt - Sea Song - Rock Bottom

Robert Wyatt - I'm A Believer - Solar Flares Burn For You

Khan - Stargazers - Space Shanty

Gong - Fohat Digs Holes In Space - Camembert Electrique

Steve Hillage - Salmon Song (Live) - Live In Germany 1977

Camel - Rhayader Goes To Town - Music Inspired By The Snow Goose

Gilgamesh - Notwithstanding - Gilgamesh

Hatfield And The North - Fitter Stoke Has A Bath - The Rotters' Club

Henry Cow - Nirvana For Mice - The Henry Cow Legend

Henry Cow - History & Prospects: On The Raft - Western Culture

[dankalbumart]

Seven by Soft Machine CBS / Columbia 1973 Jazz Fusion / Jazz-Rock / Canterbury Scene / Electric Jazz / Avant-Prog

[zralokx]

Caribbean moon yellow yellow~ 🌝🌙✨

[percys-lemons]

unfortunately this is how i looked yesterday raving to my friend about canterbury scene and it’s connections to prog in the 70s

[spilladabalia]

Robert Wyatt - Born Again Cretin

[balleralbumcovers]

EPIC ALBUM COVER #18

Camel - Mirage

Released: 1974 (Deram, Gama)

Progressive rock, symphonic prog, Canterbury scene

[burlveneer-music]

Homunculus Res - Ecco l'impero dei doppi sensi - Canterbury-inspired prog rock from Italy

All tracks by Dario D'Alessandro except 04 (Davide Di Giovanni) Dario D'Alessandro: vocals - [R]hythmic guitar - keyboards - glockenspiel, bass on 01 Davide Di Giovanni: organ - piano - synth - bass on 04 Mauro Turdo: [L]ead guitar Daniele Di Giovanni: drums, percussion Daniele Crisci: bass James Strain: oud on 01 Massimo Giuntoli: keyboards on 02 Giorgio Trombino: alto sax, flute on 02 Dominique D'Avanzo: vocals, flute, recorder, clarinet on 04 Emanuele "Sterbus" Sterbini: vocals on 04 Marco Monterosso: guitar on 05 Alan Strawbridge: vocals on 08 Giovanni Parmeggiani: moog, polysix, fender rhodes on 08 Giuseppe Turdo: french and english horn, oboe, trumpet on 04 and 07 Dario Lo Cicero: panaulon, flute, bassoon, trombone, cristal baschet on 09 and 10 Mila Di Addario: tangent piano (09), angelica glass harp (10) Federico Cardaci: arp odyssey, oberheim, digitone, memotron on 10 Luciano Margorani; guitar on 10 Andrea Cusumano: whistle on 09 Enea Turdo: vocals on 10 Drums recorded by Marco Monterosso Mix and Master by James Strain Artwork by Dario D'Alessandro