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Progressive Rock's Nearly Classics - have you heard these?
A Listmania! list by R. J. Heath "djaitch" (Loughborough, Leics, UK)

1. nucleus cd rock by Anekdoten

The list author says:
	"Inyerface Krimson. Metallised 'Red': loud and brash. Go for Anekdoten's Vermod if you want something safer."

Used & New from: �17.95

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2. Exceisior by Mastermind

The list author says:
	"Masterful interplay between guitarist Berends and keyboardist Johansson, taking the fusion of Mahavishnu Orchestra and creating something new."

Used & New from: �12.18

(3 customer reviews)

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3. Kraan Live by Kraan

The list author says:
	"Stronkingly good 1974 live set: masterful bass-playing from Helmut Hattler and even some electric sax"

�9.53 Used & New from: �4.21

(1 customer review)

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4. Kindness of Strangers by Spock's Beard

The list author says:
	"The album that suggested Beard had broken free of their usual prog cliches - alas they hadn't. Considerably more original than Snow."

�12.42 Used & New from: �11.67

(3 customer reviews)

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5. Through and Through by Underground Railroad

The list author says:
	"A modern and fresh American take on Caravan. Bill Pohl's Holdsworthian guitar is worth the entrance money."

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6. 1 Inch of the Fall by Finneus Gauge

The list author says:
	"A neo-prog interpretation of a UK/Bruford hybrid? Scott McGill's Holdsworthian guitar (yes another one!),is stunning at times. If you can take Geddy Lee voice you can live with the vocals here."

Used & New from: �8.85

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7. Le Cimetiere De Arlequins by Ange

The list author says:
	"A very French and original take on progressive rock: chanconne a la Genesis......?"

�15.95 Used & New from: �5.58

(2 customer reviews)

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8. Big Lad in the Windmill by It Bites

The list author says:
	"Francis Dunnery's amazing voice: a slightly poppy, neo-prog interpretation of Genesis, with shades of UK"

�2.99 Used & New from: �1.72

(7 customer reviews)

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9. Parallax by ???

The list author says:
	"Originally a Krimson tribute band, giving here an exciting Japanese extrapolation of 80's Fripp and his merry men's music"

�25.96

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10. Buried Alive by Anglagard

The list author says:
	"Acknowledged by some as THE Scanadanavian prog band. Similarities to Genesis are to be heard, on long instrumental pieces."

�24.66 Used & New from: �15.52

(1 customer review)

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11. Tanz Der Lemminge by Amon Duul

The list author says:
	"To some a musical challenge but really a very inventive album full of ideas and daft song titles - long neglected by the critics"

Used & New from: �7.49

(2 customer reviews)

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12. Listen Now ( Remastered ) by Phil Manzanera

The list author says:
	"With Manzanera's usual cast of 1000's a delightful mix of prog, pop and rock. Vocals from Godley and Creme, plus many others."

�7.61 Used & New from: �3.72

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13. Deloused in the Comatorium by The Mars Volta

The list author says:
	"The current nu.progressives, obeying the original rules of progressive music - be innovative and shock - who needs mellotron"

�4.99 Used & New from: �1.59

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14. Signify by Porcupine Tree

The list author says:
	"Floyd for the 21st Century - for those have grown tired of the post-Waters Floyd."

Used & New from: �6.00

(17 customer reviews)

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15. Sing to God Vol 1 by Cardiacs

The list author says:
	"A well kept secret, the Cardiacs can really impress - Fiery Gun Hand being outrageously good on this album"

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(4 customer reviews)

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16. Citadel by Starcastle

The list author says:
	"Starcastle appeared when Yes descended into the topographic depths. At first folk thought this was Yes almost back to the standard of Close To The Edge. No just a band that does a very good imitation"

�13.00 Used & New from: �6.93

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17. Touch: Remastered by Touch

The list author says:
	"Essential 60's US prog album, showing it wasn't just the Brits that developed prog. So many innovations here exploited by subsequent more successful bands."

Used & New from: �63.84

(6 customer reviews)