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At the risk of sounding overly critical, I was disappointed by this post. No information? No explanation? I purchased half of these back in the day, but only the End and Mighty Baby are still in my stacks. While I am a big fan of 'House Without Windows,' even the End cut did not catch my ear.Maybe larger samples of each group? More songs if you can't post longer snatches from each song? I confess that with no information beyond the cover and such small samples, I just was not interested. And I am still a 60s maven.

Andwellas dream hidden masterpeice

cool selection

Sono abbastanza d'accordo con te,a parte il gruppo messo al decimo posto che non conosco,tutti gli altri ho più di un disco,sia in vinile o CD. Aggiungerei a questa lista gli High Tide, i Renaissence, i Julian's Treatment, i Dragon ecc.Sono stati molti i bei gruppi in UK. ☮️♥️♥️♥️

Very cool 😎

<3 Cressida <3

Quatermass ruled, peter went on to play piano on Year of the Cat

Wow - interesting compilation. Must check some of the out! Thanks.

Proud too say i got them all.bit too pick one gavourite. Must be Mighty Baby.

Contrasts by Blonde on Blonde (especially the song Ride With Captain Max) and Wasa Wasa by the Edgar Broughton Band are a couple more good UK albums from 1969. The entire Mighty Baby album is excellent.

Most of these aren’t heavy

Great list, a lot to discover, thanks!

I like how you titled this video as MY top 10. That saves lots of arguments. The only band that I really got into was Audience. House on the Hill is a Masterpiece. The problem listening to some of these samples is the tinny production

I hadn't heard of any of those bands. Interesting.

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You must have waded through a load of sh*te to find a few things that weren’t completely terrible. Wonder what happened to all these blokes? Probably civil servants

Ich habe all diese LP.s von diesen fantastischen unbekannten Bands! Habe diese LP ,s in den 70/ 80iger gekauft! 😊

Great selection: SG was the only one I'd heard of, so thanks for the knowledge.

Nobody ever remembers Stray. Not that much psych but very heavy. Busiest working band in south of UK in the early 70's.

Punk was an abomination. Couldn't play, couldn't sing. Rubbish lyrics and very negative perspective on life. Not all prog rock was good. Some got very self indulgent but the musicianship was superb. Two albums not mentioned are The Alchemist by Home and McDonald and Giles (both ex-King Crimson). Excellent albums.

From that year, I'd have included T2 "It'll All Work Out in Boomland", especially the amazing track "No More White Horses". ♥

Arcadium is ❤ UPD. Velvett Fogg too.

Did l see Paul Gustafson somewhere in your collection? Had both Hard Stuff albums on the Purple label.

Patto,Audience and Pete Brown...but the others seem to have passed me by.After all these years it's good to be surprised.

Absolutely, fabulous performance music. Thanks for posting them. Fabulous time

Fabulous, thank you for posting them

Wow so many memories. Here are the alternate albums that would appear on my top 20 1 Beckett - Beckett 2 Dream Kid - Sutherland Brothers with Quiver 3 A Third of a Lifetime - Three Man Army 4 The Garden Of Jayne Delawney - Trees 5 Too Many Crooks - Unicorn 6 Final Offering - Axe 7 Yeti - Amon Dull II 8 Theme From A Dream - Agnes Strange 9 The Long Road - Quatermass 10 Out Of Their Skulls - Mick Green & The Pirates 11 Diamond Head - Phil Manzanera 12 A Jug of Love -Mighty Baby 13 The Second of May - May Blitz 14 Maximum Darkness - Man 15 Feats Don't Fail Me Now - Little Feat [most if not all the Feat albums released in the 1970s would be on this list but FDFMN is my favourite] 16 Lark - Linda Lewis 17 Songs From The Family Tree - Late [ Later changed name to Unicorn] 18 Journey - Kingdom Come 19 Within Reach- A Band Called O 20 Kings Of Oblivion - Pink Fairies List are albums that never made the charts and released in the 1970s, They are in no particular order

I have all of these but Bodak-Jons-Malone, they are all 5/5 masterpieces.

So much inflated bollocks, I lived through it all and was shocked but eventually relieved when punk came along and saw this nonsense off.

I utterly detest this entire genre of music.

What about Camel? Andrew Latimer is an excellent guitarist

From all these on the list I had only heard of Pete Brown before, because of his collaboration with Cream in particular with Jack Bruce. E. g. Brown wrote the lyrics of "Sunshine Of Your Love" and "White Room".

I have all f these except Aardvark and Cressida. Fantastic period for British music.

I liked Cressida nice Progressive sound. What about including Midnight Sun😊

"Audience" was hardly obscure - though it's name makes it hard to find on UA-cam. Principal Edwards magic Theatre ... now there's a WAF band from the time ... (Wierd as Feck) but their two albums on youtube are highly listenable.

3:14 blew the advance on backline hehe

Grazie!

Interesting.

Aardvark is a heavy gem. Never heard it before

Thanks Nick. Some great stuff on here that I have not heard before. Love the Aarvark bit and I have some Audience already. Happy Progging!

I remember watching Freddy and the Dreamers at my local working man’s in Bermondsey Frank Ifield was top of the bill it was a KRAZIE KRAZIE POP MUZIK pop pickers they went on to make a lot more money than GONG ,Iets be honest a lot of it was crap,although I was partial to a bit of Edgar Broughton demons out, and The Groundhogs Split 123 and4😱

Danke, großartig

Quatermass album is just so amazing, johnny gustafson should have gone far.

Most of this doesn't sound very "proggy."

With the exception of one l own all these albums . A great selection of some classic L.P's Quatermass is a particular favourite but l love 'em all . What brilliant music came out in the early '70's . lnventive , original and adventurous music played by fine musicians .

Van Der Graaf Generator, Blood, Sweat and Tears, Velvet Underground, Jefferson Airplane, King Crimson, Cockney Rebel, Comus.

I can tell why these are obscure.

Tom Hayfrond from Quatermass plays a lot of solo gigs here in the east end of Toronto these days. He also played in the Trogs. He's a great and very talented guy.

I used to prefer British bands over American. More sophisticated, better lyrics