15 Canterbury Masterpieces

The list author says:
	"Introducing the Canterbury sound. Silly pop songs with organ solos. Volume two brings you to more complex and brilliant music."

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	"The ultimate Soft Machine album. Including the unbelievably gorgeous MOON IN JUNE. Don't bother after that album unless by now you've become a Soft Machine buff."

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	"We move on to Caravan, the second best Canterbury band. Still young and immature on this first album but the magic is already there."

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	"That's a long title for a fantastic second album. The organ of David Sinclair will get you up there."

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	"Caravan at their peak. This is too good music to be true. There is not a single dull millisecond here."

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	"The last album with Richard Sinclair. A jazzier direction on this one with a jammy feel on some tracks. Totally enjoyable."

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	"Do you want some camembert? Gong had not yet found their spiritual nutrient. A  heavy  and crisp sound on this one, the first real gong album."

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	"Gong move away from Camembert to Tea. The first instalment in the famous teapot trilogy. Gong were always outstanders in the Canterbury Sound because of a different sense of humour and universe."

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	"The second in the teapot trilogy. My personal favourite. Light and whimsical and totally out of this world."

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	"Often considered as the best of the trilogy. It is spacy and the great Steve Hillage is  more and more in charge.  Incredibly hypnotic grooves"

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	"This is probably the most intense album I have ever heard. Wyatt composed it while recovering from the fall which cost him his legs. Not happygolucky music. Beautiful."

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	"The band started by Richard Sinclair after he left Caravan. Less poppy and much more complex than Caravan. Fantastic musicianship and richard's songs are still here."

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	"The Rotter's club is the second Hatfield and the North album. Almost as good as the first one."

The list author says:
	"The first and the best kevin ayers album. Backed here by his ex colleagues from Soft Machine. The music is more simple than other Canterbury music. Don't go too far after this one. Kevin likes wine."

The list author says:
	"Henry Cow were the most adventurous Canterbury band. They weren't completely Canterbury even. Complex and serious music. fantastic music but it's not for your little sister if you see what I mean."