A listing of obscure progressive rock (and related) albums that have yet to be reissued on CD legitimately
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Nova Express, Germany
Space Khmer. 1987 Syndicate Germany's Nova Express, a common band name derived from William Burroughs' novel title, are a band I fi...
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Final Update for this post: October 20, 2015 Current CDRWL News can be found here CDRWL Priority 1 can be found here * - A very good...
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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 ...
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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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That looks like the kind of record you can find in a used record shop or at a record show, for a mere $1. Very few people know and collect music from 1981, hence the price. And checking an old ebay listing, indeed a copy of it went for $1.09 (last summer). Another copy (more recently) sold for $69.99! go figure!
Exactly. The copy that sold on ebay was immediately after my post. I saw that one myself, but I didn't want to pay $70 for it. It might be awhile before you see another one at $1.09. I think the early 80s fusion scene is just now being discovered, so the days of these albums being under $5 are starting to close. The only reason these albums are cheap now is the lack of demand. But there's also no supply, so it's only a matter of time the price goes up. Especially as they are being discovered to be pretty good!
LOVED seeing and hearing these guys play -- great people and amazing musicians. My ex's band director was Dennis Ostermann. This still gets regular rotation on my playlist. Stellar engineering & would certainly stand up against any audiophile pressing.
Thanks Kevin. Appreciate the comment!
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