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 "The album has the merit of being pioneering in German soil, giving a comprehensive view of the electric German rock landscape."

 "Wrongly classified as Prog, their work is more aligned with psychedelic rock and jazz influences of the era."

Missus Beastly’s 1970 self-titled debut album offers a blend of psychedelic and jazz rock with strong ties to the German underground scene. The band’s work is often mislabeled as prog rock but is better described as pioneering electric German rock. Featuring collaborations with notable contemporaries and tracks reminiscent of Hendrix, Cream, and Clapton, the album is a respectable display of skill and historical significance. Its original vinyl pressing is now highly valued by collectors. Recommended for fans interested in early German psychedelic and jammy rock. Discover the roots of German psychedelic jazz rock—listen to Missus Beastly's groundbreaking 1970 debut now!

 The album is elusive but at the same time it fascinates me greatly; the sounds follow each other ungraspable yet concrete at the same time.

 If we listened to this record, perhaps live, at the UFO Club in London in the early '70s on a full LSD trip, amidst a light show, we would definitely enjoy it more fully than we can today.

The 1969 album 'Alchemy' by Third Ear Band offers a daring and hard-to-classify fusion of psychedelic, jazz, and free improvisation. Featuring an original lineup with unique instrumentation, the music evokes hypnotic, oriental, and folk elements wrapped in experimental textures. The review highlights the album's immersive quality, especially in a live setting, and its contribution to the psychedelic era's creative liberation. Despite its elusive structure, the record fascinates and holds historical significance within the experimental music scene. Dive into the hypnotic world of 'Alchemy' and experience Third Ear Band's unique psychedelic jazz fusion today!

 From the grooves of the record emerges a prog style very much linked to Jazz Rock, with long flute excursions, sometimes reminiscent of Traffic.

 To those who boast of being connoisseurs of the genre, the onus is on discovering the value of this other prog gem!

This review praises Tonton Macoute's only 1971 album for its well-blended progressive rock style with strong jazz and flute influences. The cover art by Marcus McMillan is highlighted as striking and symbolic. Though short-lived, the band produced a unique and rounded work worthy of prog enthusiasts. The review encourages connoisseurs to discover this overlooked gem. Listen to Tonton Macoute's only album now and uncover a rare prog rock treasure from 1971!

 "Completely original, surrealistically sublime."

 Put it in the player or, if you are lucky, on the turntable and spin it a few times: you will enter a magical and enchanted world and, in the end, you will emerge with a smile on your lips.

Oliver's 1974 album Standing Stone is a rare and precious folk-psych masterpiece privately pressed in just 250 copies. The work features a blend of folk, blues, prog, and psychedelic elements with high-quality homemade production guided by Oliver and his brother Chris Chaplin’s engineering skills. Praised by notable music magazines, it transports listeners to a magical, enchanted world. Despite its limited original release, the album remains a timeless gem worth rediscovery. Listen to Oliver's rare Standing Stone and immerse yourself in a timeless psychedelic folk journey today!

 The album has certainly aged well and remains very enjoyable even today.

 They certainly should not be missing from your collections.

Grobschnitt's 1972 debut album showcases a classic blend of progressive rock and Krautrock with space and psychedelic influences. Known for their skilled musicianship, dual drummers, and theatrical live shows, this album remains enjoyable and timeless. The band's unique voice and intricate arrangements highlight their musical depth. Despite being lesser-known internationally, Grobschnitt is a key figure in the Krautrock movement. Dive into Grobschnitt's debut album and experience a pioneering blend of progressive and Krautrock sounds today!

 The grooves of the record erupt copiously with ideas of incredible originality with a crystalline freshness.

 Let the music flow: you will find elegiac, epic, pastoral, solemn sounds with sudden Fellini-like cinematic turns.

This review highlights Klockwerk Orange's overlooked 1975 album Abrakadabra, praising its originality and classical influences despite its obscurity and lack of commercial success. Herman Delago's leadership and musicianship shine through the record’s mix of organ, trumpet, and experimental sounds. The album is a precious progressive rock gem deserving rediscovery and reissue. Discover the hidden treasure of 70s progressive rock—listen to Klockwerk Orange's Abrakadabra and experience a musical masterpiece reborn!

 What did we miss out on? A masterpiece!

 The album... is a splendid patchwork blanket that gathers and preserves moments touching on folk, blues, and rock.

This review highlights Tea & Symphony's 1969 album 'An Asylum For The Musically Insane' as a lost masterpiece in the midst of major historic music milestones. The album artfully combines folk, blues, rock, and classical elements into a vibrant progressive rock tapestry. Praised for its creativity and musical depth, it invites comparisons to later influential works like Talking Heads' 'Little Creatures.' The reviewer regards it as an intelligent and ambitious recording deserving of wider recognition. Explore the innovative sounds of Tea & Symphony's 'An Asylum For The Musically Insane' and uncover a forgotten progressive rock masterpiece!

 The beauty of this album is disarming: in its simplicity, it offers moments of soft tranquility that are not easy to find in music.

 Listen to Nina’s voice and you will be hypnotized by her sinuosity.

Oriental Sunshine's 1970 album Dedicated To The Bird We Love is a rare, beautiful fusion of acoustic prog and psychedelia. Despite initial commercial failure, the trio's work shines with hypnotic vocals and tranquil arrangements. The album is a heartfelt tribute to the Beatles' Blackbird and is recommended for those seeking soulful, delicate melodies. Listen now to the enchanting sounds of Oriental Sunshine and rediscover a forgotten psychedelic prog masterpiece.

 They are, perhaps, the only German band that happily blends Cosmic Music with the sounds of Rock and those of typically American Soul.

 It’s music for lysergic journeys; it’s as if the entire American musical world exploded in a great Big Bang and they randomly collected the musical fragments that came their way.

The review praises XHOL's 'Motherfucker GMBH & Co KG' for its originality and fearless fusion of cosmic music, rock, and American soul. Recorded in 1970 and released in 1972, the album reflects the band's unique direction, contrasting with their peers. Each track offers a diverse soundscape, from electric jazz to psychedelic experiments and Mediterranean rhythms. The album ends with a nod to American rock history, leaving a lasting impression of creativity and boldness. Dive into XHOL's daring mix of cosmic rock and soul—listen to 'Motherfucker GMBH & Co KG' now!

 The overall atmosphere is dreamy, sometimes contemplative and always soft.

 Cressida was already mature at their first effort, ... they are absolutely convincing.

Cressida's 1970 debut album presents a soft, melodic progressive rock experience with expert acoustic guitars and inspired keyboards. The album has a dreamy, contemplative atmosphere, comparable to early Moody Blues works. While not considered a masterpiece, the album’s maturity and elegant sound earn it a solid appreciation. The twelve tracks offer variety, though some could have benefited from broader development. Overall, a convincing and well-balanced progressive debut. Listen to Cressida’s elegant and dreamy debut album and rediscover classic 1970s progressive rock.