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 The album is completely permeated by warm and soft sounds, thanks especially to the keyboards of Alan and Dave, to Jimmy’s flute, and Amanda’s angelic voice, which give all the pieces a dreamy atmosphere.

 Despite the fact that the above-described is an extraordinary album, it is certainly not indispensable for survival; anyone could very well live without getting lost in the fantastic arias and fairy-tale enchantment it produces... but it would be a real shame.

National Health’s self-titled 1977 debut album showcases a richly layered progressive rock sound with warm keyboards, intricate guitar work, and ethereal vocals by Amanda Parsons. The review details the band's formation, lineup evolution, and creative atmosphere that conjures a dreamy, fairy-tale-like experience. Despite its complexity and length, the album captivates listeners with its nuanced compositions and notable instrumental exchanges. Dive into National Health’s timeless progressive rock journey and experience the enchanted soundscape of their 1977 masterpiece.

 "The album flows smoothly and pleasantly from start to finish, perhaps without exceptional peaks, but also without abrupt falls."

 "Time And Tide is a discontinuous work, where the inspiration of their initial works seems to have faded in favor of a much simpler and more immediate style."

Greenslade's 'Time And Tide' marks their final 1975 album before disbanding. The band opted for a simpler, more accessible style with shorter compositions and pop influences. Classic progressive elements remain, highlighted by keyboard-driven tracks and evocative instrumentals. The album balances rhythm and mood, ending a significant chapter for the band with a smooth, pleasant listening experience. Listen to Greenslade’s 'Time And Tide' for a smooth fusion of progressive depth and pop accessibility—discover their final masterpiece today!

 "Momentum is more mature and above all more homogeneous than its larger sibling, having been developed in a much shorter time span."

 "When the Bell Breaks is indeed one of the highest points of the album."

Steve Hackett’s Momentum is a refined continuation of his acoustic guitar journey, following 1983's Bay of Kings. The album showcases mature, romantic compositions with medieval and folk flavors, enhanced by clear digital recording. Collaborations with his brother John Hackett on flute add depth, and remastered edition bonus tracks bring jazz and progressive elements. Momentum is praised as a cohesive and emotional work, highlighting Steve's classical guitar mastery. Discover the timeless beauty of Steve Hackett’s Momentum—listen now and immerse yourself in its captivating acoustic journey.

 The guitar is the only actor in this sound short film and is tuned to make the sound deeper on the bass.

 Without a doubt, this is not an easy or immediately assimilable work, requiring numerous and attentive listens, but it has the ability to transport a patient listener into ancient villages or aboard ships lulled by the sea.

Bay of Kings is Steve Hackett's 1983 instrumental album showcasing his classical guitar prowess with subtle contributions from John Hackett and Nick Magnus. The album transports listeners through evocative musical landscapes depicting ancient times, maritime journeys, and serene villages. Not immediately accessible, it rewards repeated listens with its depth and intricate compositions. The remastered edition adds three delicate solo guitar tracks, enhancing the album's timeless appeal. Listen to Steve Hackett's Bay of Kings and embark on a captivating classical guitar journey today!

 A work as beautiful as it is unfortunately unknown to many, telling us of maidens and knights, battles, and loves in the purest romantic chivalric style.

 After these six minutes of pure poetry, which often drag beyond the threshold of emotion, the heralds sound the fanfare at the court of Henry VIII.

This review praises Anthony Phillips' first solo album, 'The Geese And The Ghost,' released in 1977 after leaving Genesis. It highlights the album's rich progressive rock and classical elements, collaborative efforts with notable musicians, and thematic storytelling. The review applauds the intricate instrumental suites and emotional ballads, emphasizing the album's overlooked status and timeless beauty. Experience the enchanting progressive rock journey of Anthony Phillips' debut—listen to 'The Geese And The Ghost' today!