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10/6/10
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MAX (Rodan) ~ USA
Rodan. 1974 Pandora UMR review Priority: 2 ***Reissued on LP by Digital Cellars (2024) 6/22/09 (new entry); 3/17/25 (update)
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It's been a long time since Musea has released anything from the 1970s. Here we don't have a reissue, but a very intriguing looking ... -
The Forum Quorum. 1968 Decca The Forum Quorum is a way cool psych album from New York City area teenagers. They exclusively used Vox Contin...
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Hi Tom, thanks a lot for the additional info! Very interesting that it was a Utah band, as that's not really where you'd expect to look for something like this. "Hard hitting mid 70s jazz-rock" is definitely my thing, so I'll be on the lookout for sure. Tell your friend mike I said thanks as well!
Speaking of ultra obscure US jazz-rock/prog, have you ever heard of a band called Seacloud? They were from Arizona, but unfortunately it seems they only released a couple of obscure singles and a compilation track, all around 1977-1978. Their first single (or maybe it was just a demo) was very much in the "complex midwest prog" style, but their second one is great jazz rock with a long track called "Caribbean Mystical Tour". But their best work was a track from a local radio station compilation LP, an awesome piece of Canterbury style fusion. This would be a great group to dig up for an archival release.
Hi Rob, I haven't heard Seacloud. That sounds great! I do think the US is largely untapped for archive releases - at least from the progressive rock era. We need a Long Hair or Garden of Delights here in America!
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