Robert Fripp

 Technically this group is second to none.

 The composition has everything needed to be considered a classic of Prog.

Rainbow Theatre's 'Fantasy of Horses' is a pinnacle of progressive rock, showcasing superb musicianship, classical and jazz influences, and ambitious compositions. Led by Julian Browning, this Australian band blends Mellotron, brass, strings, and dramatic vocals into a majestic theatrical opera. While some may find it slightly overindulgent, the album remains a complex and rewarding masterpiece for prog aficionados. Dive into the majestic world of Rainbow Theatre and experience the groundbreaking 'Fantasy of Horses' album today!

 This is one of those small fruits hidden by the larger ones, but not necessarily the tastier ones.

 I can strongly recommend purchasing this album: a record to buy blindly and proudly cherish!

This review celebrates Circus's 1977 album 'Movin' On' as a highly original and disciplined progressive rock masterpiece blending jazz and folk. The band’s skillful instrumentation, especially the saxophone and percussion, shines throughout. Highlights include the atmospheric 'Dawn' and the powerful suite 'Movin' On.' The reviewer strongly recommends the album as a hidden gem worth collecting. Listen to Circus's 'Movin' On' now and uncover a lost gem of progressive rock mastery!

 "If every single day from three to four in the afternoon you look at your complete King Crimson discography and wonder '...ck, there is definitely something missing here!' then this is the album for you!"

 "Can you forgive a fool? Acoustic guitars and mellotron paint the imaginary landscape gifted to us by Pete in a soft pink hue."

This review highlights Peter Sinfield's underrated solo album Stillusion, emphasizing its poetic depth and ties to his King Crimson days. It praises key tracks for their emotional and acoustic qualities and draws attention to Sinfield's lyrical genius. The review contextualizes Sinfield’s role in progressive rock history and recommends the remastered Stillusion over the original Still. It also encourages exploring Sinfield’s broader artistic legacy online. Discover the poetic essence of Peter Sinfield's Stillusion—listen now and explore the roots of progressive rock!

 The sound is very reminiscent of the more experimental Pink Floyd, those from "Live at Pompeii" to be specific.

 "Atlantis agony"... feels like being lost in infinity...

Eloy's 'Ocean' is a beautifully crafted concept album telling the destruction of Atlantis through imaginative, keyboard-driven progressive rock. The sound recalls experimental Pink Floyd, featuring precise bass and decorative drums. Tracks like 'Poseidon's Creation' and 'Atlantis Agony' blend instrumental prowess with cosmic themes. The album is highly recommended for enthusiasts of ambitious prog music, earning a strong 4/5 rating. Listen to Eloy's 'Ocean' and immerse yourself in a timeless prog rock journey inspired by the myth of Atlantis.

 Gentlemen, this is truly the pinnacle of progressive.

 The immensity of the cosmos and the insignificance of man.... Hammill reflects on man's impotence against Fate, on life's cruelty and the mysticity of death.

Van Der Graaf Generator's Fourth album, Pawn Hearts, is hailed as a dark progressive rock masterpiece. Featuring Peter Hammill's dramatic vocals and intense saxophone riffs, it explores existential themes of human insignificance and fate. The standout track, "A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers," epitomizes the album's emotional depth and musical complexity. This album is highly recommended for fans of intense, thoughtful progressive music. Listen to Pawn Hearts now and experience the raw emotion of progressive rock at its peak!

 "Such imagination!!!!"

 "Guys, buy it! A true masterpiece!"

This review highlights King Crimson's 'Islands' as a highly sophisticated and romantic album that blends jazz and classical elements. Despite initial criticism, it stands as a unique and emotional masterpiece. Key tracks like 'Formentera Lady' and 'Islands' showcase the band's evolving sound and virtuosity. The album is praised for its imaginative compositions and heartfelt performances. Explore King Crimson's Islands and experience a timeless blend of jazz, classical, and progressive rock mastery.

 Goin' Back ... pure melody and emotion!!! The young Mercury plays with harmonies in an absolutely exquisite way.

 The newborn Queen recorded Polar Bear, reaching peaks of elegance and perfection that no one has ever reached again.

This review explores the lesser-known recordings of Smile, the precursor band to Queen. It highlights standout tracks like 'Earth' and 'April Lady,' praises the melodic and emotional depth, and compares Smile's versions to later Queen renditions. Overall, it celebrates the band's early creative potential and rare gems. Dive into Queen’s origins by exploring the rare Smile recordings—listen now and discover where the legends began!

 The prisoner and Grail are two pieces of truly excellent evocative intensity, the two mellotrons sketch a floral landscape of refined and majestic romanticism.

 Boats is a simple and very delicate acoustic ballad that reminds us of past moments now transformed into 'boats that, while sitting, I see drifting away toward an unreachable horizon.'

The debut album 'Spring' impresses with original mellotron-driven sounds and a relaxed vocal style, highlighted by tracks like 'The Prisoner' and 'Grail.' While the first half is notably strong and evocative, the later songs lose impact, feeling like fillers. Overall, it merits a solid four-star rating for its creativity and refinement. Explore Spring's evocative debut album and immerse yourself in its mellotron-rich progressive rock sound.

 The technical skill of the seven musicians is sufficiently appreciable and allows the group to boldly engage in musical pieces where the superimposition of themes and melodies is the main characteristic.

 An album released too late and therefore labeled by most as a B-grade work... what a pity! Personally, I find it very well-crafted and imaginative; it is worth purchasing...

Locanda delle Fate's debut album 'Forse le lucciole non si amano più' showcases the band's impressive technical skills and imaginative blend of progressive rock with romantic and fantasy elements. Despite being released too late to gain widespread recognition, the album shines through its intricate instrumentation and timeless freshness, especially in tracks like the instrumental opener and the title song. The use of keyboards, flute, and guitar reminiscent of Steve Hackett adds a unique texture, making the album a hidden gem worthy of appreciation. Explore and listen to Locanda delle Fate's imaginative progressive rock masterpiece today!

 "Processions covers the cost of the entire album."

 Roger Chapman, a 'goat-like' vibrato equipped with an impetuous vocal charge and a thorny boldness.

Family's 1967 album 'Family Entertainment' is a rich art rock work blending cabaret, swing, folk, jazz, and rock. The album explores the passage of time and memories through diverse instrumentation and Roger Chapman's distinctive vocals. Its two sides contrast between intense rhythmic tracks and formal melodic compositions. The reviewer highlights 'Processions' as a standout track that alone justifies the album's value. Listen to Family's 'Family Entertainment' for a timeless blend of art rock and emotional storytelling!