The Prog & Psychedelic Rock Recommendations Thread

[rostasi]

I've mentioned Frumpy here before. It's one of those bands that I grew up listening to and they were a real
sensation in Germany in the early 70s especially after that 2nd album. Inga Rumpf has actually expanded
her vocal range as she's gotten older - which is kinda weird if you think about it. I was the young guy with
the occasional crush on singers like her, Renate Knaup, and, of course, there's always the Brit, Jenny Haan:

[grindy]

Originally Posted by rostasi

I've mentioned Frumpy here before. It's one of those bands that I grew up listening to and they were a real
sensation in Germany in the early 70s especially after that 2nd album. Inga Rumpf has actually expanded
her vocal range as she's gotten older - which is kinda weird if you think about it. I was the young guy with
the occasional crush on singers like her, Renate Knaup, and, of course, there's always the Brit, Jenny Haan:

Vintage Inga hits the sweet spot for me because she has this powerful voice but doesn't really engage in those rock histrionics that I often find incredibly annoying.

[OccultHawk]

Originally Posted by grindy

La Théorie Des Cordes - Singes Electriques

Instrumental jazzy Prog or proggy Fusion or whatever.
Great stuff.

https://open.spotify.com/album/7FvL4aJdNFs9zybPjFrNi3

Just on final track now. I really enjoyed the fusion parts of it and the mellower stuff but found the prog to be a bit annoying. I think maybe I’ve gotten too old and my heart isn’t really open to prog I don’t know already. I was thinking about it recently, and it’s been a long time since I really enjoyed a prog record I haven’t heard before.