Yes, because it's very difficult to find an inspired progressive album, great from the beginning to the end both in the instrumental and vocal part

'The award' is amazing.

I totally agree with you…what a diamond…I born in 1984, I’m French, my parents teach me the hippie philosophy with all the things who gone together… so the music is a part of this things for sure. I only listen the 60´s and 70’s music. It’s all my life. I researched a lot of band on internet and i already got a loud directory. I love all the kind of sound of this early years (pop/rock psychedelic/space rock/balad or country…) like Pink Floyd, Steve Hillage, Jefferson Airplane, Wishbone Ash, Uriah Heep, Azarchel, Hawkwind, Ananda Shankar, Robin Trower, Crosby Still Nash and Young, America, Fleetwood Mac, Magna Carta, The Doors, Eagles, Led Zeppelin, Allmans brother band, Fairport Convention, Moody blues, Quintessence, XIT, Marshal Tucker Band, Renaissance, QuickSilver messenger service, King Crimson, Caravan, Cream, Curved Air and hundreds more….. But if you have some bands to recommend me it will be a pleasure!!! 🕉🔱❤️🙏🔱🕉

@@Kenan137 Hi Kenan . l'd recommend any early 70's British and American bands . lf you Enjoy Progressive Rock the British bands especially . Lots of good French and German bands from the early 70's too . Ange ,Saint Just and Sandrose are three French bands that spring to mind . Recommend a book "Galactic Ramble " which covers the 60's and 70's British music scene and contains reviews of hundreds of obscure bands of the time as well as the more well known ones . Worth getting if you can get a copy . l found it very useful for my collecting of albums . One advantage of being old is that l got into and saw a lot of these bands at the time and brought the L.P.'s at the time too . Hope this information helps . Happy listening . There's a vast amount of music from those days waiting out there for you to discover . Cheers .

​@@Kenan137 Do you already know Pavlov's Dog? I was listening to them just yesterday since many years. An American band that has made two great albums in mid 70s. I much prefer the first one, Pampered Menial, but the second is good too. Maybe the voice sometimes is so exageratedly high pitched, but it's part of their sound. Being me a great fan of Kansas, I like that Pavlov's Dog too use the violin in most songs. Greetings from Italy!

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Try to listen Genesis

OMG Robert Webb of England!? Your first album is a gem. Every note is strategically placed. I admire your talent. Next time you tour Japan, I'll definitely be there.

It's a mystery; and obviously a fantasy....

Этих групп в Голландии, подобных этой, талантливых и энергичных было сотни. То же и в Германии. Их эпоха подобно эпохи Кебрийского взрыва, но после этого взрыва эволюция, увы, не состоялась, но все скатилось в поп-музыку.

exactly. what a time of creativity.

im really glad this album/song is getting a bit of attention. my dad recommended the song "stoned cowboy" and i ended up getting into their entire discography. they really should have gotten more recognition. they're better than a lot of more popular prog bands

there are 3 albums. Vivariatum kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibVmoJuax9eagYU.html

The death of the guitarist probably didn't help either.

The first album is by far their best album.

I managed to get a copy of Record Collectors rare record club vinyl reissue of this album. It's such a great album and it's criminal that only a small minority of people have heard it. What's great about Record Collector is they pay attention to detail. Everything is an exact replica of the original. Original copies are fetching close to £1000 (that's when a copy turns up for sale).

Can you please let me know were you obtained that CD & for how much??... It's a MUST to have in my collection.✌️

@@miguelcruz2682 The now defunct Korean Si Wan label did an almost exact reproduction of the lp. Great pressing too. I believe they also released it on CD. (if you can find either of them).

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More like bowie

+Serge Blake Lettuce and Tomato know what the heck that is supposed to mean?

I remember this album, getting stoned with friends and beautiful girls, all of us eating BLTs. So yummy

sounds made up

What do you mean by the use of "bacon"? It sounds stuoid.

This band originated from Gravesend and were very good friends of mine, had the pleasure of working with them on many occasions, recorded at Chipping Norton Studios, sadly the bass player Dave Read died from cancer many years ago now, a lovely laid back man.

Listen to phantoms divine comedy mate

It happens more often than most people realize. 2 different bands called Iron Maiden, 2 different bands called Nirvana.

@@nickjohns Don't forget Genesis. We all know the UK one, but there was an American psych band called Genesis out of Los Angeles who released an album on Mercury called In the Beginning (1968), interestingly the UK band also had an album called In the Beginning, which is simply one of the many reissues of their debut From Genesis to Revelation. But the LA band included photos of the band members who you'll never mistake for the UK band. Plus they had a female singer in Sue Richman. I happen to own the US Genesis album (as an original) sitting next to my other (UK) Genesis albums.

Junglepussy is awful

misguided is the polite term

Pre man who sold the world bowie

@@MrMusicmaster3 early bowie is great.

if you like medieval you should give "Argus" by Wishbone Ash a listen.

@@henrysmith5472 I have that album and I love it. Throw Down the Sword especially.