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Old 05-09-2016, 09:59 PM   #38 (permalink)
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Sunforest does a variety of music styles, has more of a feel-good Pop sound. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard does a variety of styles - Garage, Psychedelia, and early RnR styles. They probably use more reverb than was employed back in the 60s. I haven't heard a lot of Caedmon, but I really like the song Aslan.

I discovered Bermuda Triangle about a month ago, but haven't really delve into them much. The band consists of Roger and Wendy Penney. Roger plays an auto-harp, which is more likely to be found in Old Timey and early Country music. Wendy plays bass. She has an unique & sophisticated approach to playing. I think she is pretty good at it. With the high pitch/range "ethereal" vocals and auto-harp, they have more of a acoustic Folk sound than a Prog Folk sound. And yes, that is a cover version of Aerosmith - Dream On.

Bermuda Triangle-Lost Worlds-Late 60's

BERMUDA TRIANGLE ~ Dream On
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