A listing of obscure progressive rock (and related) albums that have yet to be reissued on CD legitimately
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Schtung, New Zealand
Schtüng - s/t. 1977 Polydor.
For the first three tracks, these New Zealanders make other goofball acts like Dr. Dopo Jam and even Storm (Sweden) sound like Univers Zero by comparison. But everything changes on `Au Revoir', a stunning moody instrumental that provides amazing contrast to what has taken place before. The band doesn't look back again, though they never get close to this brilliant piece. All of Side 2 is a pleasant, almost Canterburyish, piece of light jazz prog.
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Thanks for that :) Au Revoir was always a lovely one to play.
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