Larks tongues in aspic part II just blew my fuckin mind, give me more like this
Larks tongues in aspic part II just blew my fuckin mind, give me more like this
Cameron Johnson
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Eli Williams
Maybe some Magma?
Aiden Martinez
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Samuel Lopez
Thank you
Jason Johnson
Larks is fuckin excellent
Isaiah Smith
Yeah man, just listened to it for the first time and it blew me away
Isaiah Ramirez
I mean, are you new to prog or are you really trying to hone in on the specific sound of this album?
Tyler Russell
What was it about it that you liked so much?
Joseph Scott
I need to get into Magma already, iam such fan of ruins/ ruins alone/ sax ruins and they are a very magma inspired project, the little i listened i like it very much, but seems kinda esoteric sometimes, i love how they dig Coltrane and knows how to keep going and making the songs sound interesting all the way.
Luis Thompson
What stood out to me the most were the heavy guitar and bass, the jazzy sounding stuff, sax, the dissonance and noise, the time signature changes and everything coming together to end the album. Beautiful
Kayden Carter
My favourite KC album
Benjamin Martin
Meant to say violin, I'm a bit high
Aiden Ortiz
Van der Graff Generator has sax. I don't know if there's really a solid consensus on what their best album is, so just go on progarchives and pick one that has high reviews. They're a very consistent band, pretty sure most of their albums are top quality.
Dude, I love Coltrane and prog, so discovering Magma was a dream come true. They are basically the only rock band that has that same otherworldly, celestial emotion that Trane achieved on A Love Supreme.
Their first album Kobaia is the most traditional prog album they have and is another great entry point in their catalog. Cool uses of alto sax, and they have some heavier/spookier songs.
De Futura is probably their most famous track and has an iconic riff and bassline, a lot of people consider it a sort of proto-metal track. Not my personal fave, but a must-listen to understand the band and their overall vibe.
Other albums like K.A., Emehntehtt Re and Kohntarkosz are a must listen, there are some amazing vocal harmonies that pretty much puts all others in rock to shame. These albums aren't too heavy on guitar, so keep that in mind if that's something you want in prog.
Ian Hernandez
Thank you
Anthony Hill
Thanks dude i gonna give those albums a try! Emehntehtt Re and Kohntarkosz is the one that has the H.R. Giger cover art?
William Collins
I think Giger only did the art for this album
Xavier Edwards
Nailed it with the Van Der Graaf rec my guy
Carter Parker
Don’t forget about Koenjihyakkei, they’re another project of Tatsuya Yoshida from Ruins, they’re like Magma on crack
Angel Howard
Check out some of jean luc ponty's solo work
Aiden Evans
The anons in this thread are right, VdGG and Magma are the obvious choices. i would also recommend the bands Area and Xhol Caravan as well.
I always thought that Larks' Tongues Part II was proto-Godspeed, so maybe you'll enjoy this as well. Go to 53:27.
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Samuel Peterson
Speaking of Ruins and Yoshida, you guys need to check out Ryoko Ono's cover of ELP's Tarkus. She's the sax player in Sax Ruins, and the drummer on this Tarkus cover is Yoshida himself