Chris Squire – Fish Out Of Water: Album Review
Chris Squire’s Fish Out Of Water album, is a complete classic of progressive rock, in its most creative and ambitious form.
Chris Squire’s Fish Out Of Water album, is a complete classic of progressive rock, in its most creative and ambitious form.
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Be-Bop Deluxe on Sunburst Finish provide a near perfect amalgam of engagingly catchy song writing and progressive and rock influences.
A detailed reappraisal of Chapman & Co’s finest hour.
The 35th studio album from Hawkwind – there’s no let up as The Future Never Waits.
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The first three albums from Trapeze – “The finest three-piece band never to make it,” plus live recordings
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