A progressive rock group noted in DeBaser reviews for instrumental virtuosity and eclectic influences. The s/t album (1981) is highlighted for strong keyboard work by Scott Brazieal; the lineup mentioned includes Scott Brazieal (keyboards), Mark Innocenti (guitar) and Gary Parra (drums).

DeBaser reviews describe Cartoon as an instrumental/progressive rock trio with a celebrated 1981 album; reviewers compare the keyboard work to Emerson and Wakeman and praise the band's technical skill and eclectic mix of styles.

Two DeBaser reviews celebrate Cartoon as a technically virtuosic progressive rock group. The s/t album (1981) is highlighted as a landmark instrumental prog work; Bigorna is praised for its eclectic mix of influences and strong arrangements. Reviewers note excellent keyboard work, tight ensemble playing and high production quality.

For:Fans of progressive rock, instrumental prog and virtuosic keyboard-driven music.

 Be warned, it won't be easy to find this record; you won't find it at the store down the street, in a megastore, or even on the most famous mail orders.

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 I would respond without hesitation that a strong candidate would be the first album by Cartoon.

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