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Progressive
Pno, Gtr, Vox is a beautifully recorded selection of songs performed by Peter Hammill at a number of venues in 2010 with the honesty about a artist´s voice accompanied only by a single instrument.
What is there to say that hasn’t already been said about this masterpiece?Released in 1969, King Crimson’s “In the Court of the Crimson King” is one of the most credited albums in the kick-starting of the prog rock movement.
An album that’s atmosphere, creativity and style remain nearly unsurpassed forty years later.
A collaborative beatdown of original progressive rock instrumentals by three legendary musicians:
Tony Levin – Bass and Chapman Stick
David Torn – Guitar and Textural Events
Alan White – Drums and Percussion
Levin – Torn – White is sure to be appreciated by fans of King Crimson, Torn’s wild guitar work and classic Yes. The album, one year in the making, was recorded in Seattle, WA, Woodstock, NY & New Plymouth, New Zealand. It is produced by Scott Schorr and Tony Levin for Lazy Bones Recordings.
I think I talked about Steven Wilson on a post about Porcupine Tree, a musician who grew up listening to Pink Floyd and dreaming about forming a progressive rock band style of the 70.
Yes I know , I too believe that this band is more suitable to blogs rather heavily, but who cares if they’re making something worth ?
