Prog/Psych bands on the bottom of the totem pole...
 

...but which, for some reason or other, you still keep in your collection.

Poco "same"
Side 2 is almost solid instrumental jam. (And Baggs likes the coverart.)

Explain? This for ****ty albums that we still keep or what?

Do you have a cover art fetish or something?

Chilliwack's second. A two lp set.

Side 3 & 4 are pretty far out (for Chilliwack that is.)
One long track was recorded in some sort of echo chamber - alla German Oak's bunker. Rather Kr*autrocky.

Lets have it writ out clear then:

This MusicBanter place is devoid of prog/psych love.


This thread is easy and open to all and yet there is no response.


Since you all enjoy mindless polls so much, howabout this one:

TOP OUTLETS FOR PROG/PSYCH TOTAL IGNORANCE (and bad taste):

1/Rich people

2/Religious people

3/women

4/audiophile forums

5/Music Banter forum

6/Dogpatch

Dream Theater - Images and Words - keep it cos i still like Pull Me Under

Transatlantic - SMPTe - i have no idea why I haven't deleted this yet

Porcupine Tree - The Incident - there are some okay melodies here

The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute - only for the 16 minute version of L'Via L'Viaquez

Yes James.
This thread is about inferior prog/psych albums that somehow just clear your barrier of acceptance.

On the psych front:
Gandalf
Dino Valente

Baggs is distinctly under-whelmed but keeps them because everybody seems to be favouring them and maybe Baggs should re-evaluate on some future date. (Even so...pretty sure they will still basically remain uninteresting shoite-outta-ass.)

I`m not sure that insulting people is a productive way to generate genuine discussion. There are plenty of well-informed prog fans in this forum, but maybe they`re disinclined to contribute to your threads because of your aggressive tone.

Also, I find some of your posts so short as to be cryptic. If you don`t have the patience to spell out your ideas clearly, you might consider taking a tip from Paul Simon to aspiring writers : " Find a quiet place and use a humble pen. "