70s Progressive Rock and Jazz Fusion fans here???
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Mmmmmm 70's fusion.
That spectrum album is the shizzle. Funky Thide of Sings is as well. There are some Larry Corryell ones from the mid 70's with Cobham playing on them that are pretty awesome too. My favourite is the Eleventh House-Planet End, it's got Mclauglin, Mouzon, Corryell and Cobham.
That spectrum album is the shizzle. Funky Thide of Sings is as well. There are some Larry Corryell ones from the mid 70's with Cobham playing on them that are pretty awesome too. My favourite is the Eleventh House-Planet End, it's got Mclauglin, Mouzon, Corryell and Cobham.
oh David Torn is great, very innovative guitarist who likes to transmorgify his sounds with effects and electronics. Wow, i have the Lonely Universe album too and its great dark edgy electro-fusion.
Also have his excellent latest work Prezens, and his classic 80s work Cloud About Mercury.
If you like David Torn especially his experimental stuff you just gotta check out Supersilent!!! i've made mention of them here in this thread w all the details..........
Also have his excellent latest work Prezens, and his classic 80s work Cloud About Mercury.
If you like David Torn especially his experimental stuff you just gotta check out Supersilent!!! i've made mention of them here in this thread w all the details..........
Ken
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Inner Mounting Flame by Mahavishnu Orchestra rocks!!
Go check out the album Fragile By YES too and John Coltrane's Blue Train.
King Crimson and Weather Report should already be on everyone's diet!
Another thing, get them on vinyl if you can.... sounds a lot bigger and warmer. After I got the vinyl versions of the albums, i kinda ditched the cds when it comes to the 70s stuff.
Go check out the album Fragile By YES too and John Coltrane's Blue Train.
King Crimson and Weather Report should already be on everyone's diet!
Another thing, get them on vinyl if you can.... sounds a lot bigger and warmer. After I got the vinyl versions of the albums, i kinda ditched the cds when it comes to the 70s stuff.
