Nice release of rare and unavailable tracks from this Belgian 'supergroup' (players came from/went to Arkham, Aksak Maboul, etc.)

"This is the type of Musea release I prefer, an album (actually a compilation of two singles and an unreleased...

Both classic ESP albums (One Nation Underground and Balaklava) on one disc. Extensive booklet with new liner notes, complete lyrics.

"Tom Rapp, an 18 year-old draft resistor and college dropout living in Eaugallie, Florida, sent a small...

Featuring Sara Hammarström, flutes; George Kentros, violin; Mats Olofsson, cello; Marten Landström, piano, Pearls Before Swine Experience is a Swedish alt-classical ensemble who combine excellent 'old style' minimalism with modern, non classical..

This was the first solo album by one of the two guitarists in the classical progressive group Sky and this presents similarly proggy/classical music.

Those of you with long memories and/or large Wayside record collections will remember Victor de Bros, who started his career with Debile Menthol and later released a couple of great, eccentric dub and reggae influenced albums under the moniker Peeni Waali

After Iceberg disbanded, the two main movers of the band, keyboardist Kitflus Mas and guitarist Max Sunyer formed Pegasus with a new bassist and drummer. This was their fourth album, originally released in 1983, and recorded live. It's instrumental ja...

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1972 first release by this German Bacillus band, featuring lots of great heavy organ and guitar work, vocals, bass and drums, as well as touches from violin, flute and mellotron. "Marburg saw a unique combination of psychedelic and progressive sounds, ...

"Reissue of the classic 1972 Quebec masterpiece. Includes 'Monsieur L'Indien' and 'Mama Vagina'. When it was originally released, this record was 30 years ahead of its time. Launched in 1972, Laissez-nous vous embrasser ou a fait mal is one of the most...

Modern, very good, post-bop Belgian/French jazz release recorded live at the Festival de Huy in May, 1975, which until now was a ridiculously rare album. This includes Jacques Pelzer (saxes & flute), who was part of the Belgian jazz scene for almost 50...

Pembroke was and is the leader of Wigwam, and during their heyday in the early/mid 70's, he made a number of solo albums that have that Wigwam sound, but are still rather distinct from the band's work; maybe in the same way that Van der Graaf Generator...

This was the band's 3rd full length release. As on their last, P.C.O, they had become a real band featuring guitars, ukulele, piano, bass, violins, harmonium, electric organ, viola, accordion, electric piano, oboe, cello percussion and drums, among oth...

By the time of this second release by the P.C.O., they had become a real band featuring guitars, ukelele, piano, bass, violins, harmonium, electric organ, viola, accordion, electric piano, oboe, cello percussion and drums, among others. Their sound had...

Back in print! The 7th, hard to find, 1993 release by this unclassifiable instrumental ensemble who use strings, reeds, ukelele, piano & more. [Tangram]

2001 issue of this classic folk/rock/beyond band's 3rd album, that includes 4 bonus tracks.

"Although Sweet Child is usually cited as the group's high-water mark, Basket of Light finds them at their most progressive and exciting. Highlights of...

"Recently honoured for Lifetime Achievement at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, the legendary status of the original Pentangle is beyond question. Less known, though, are the great albums made by the reconstituted Pentangle between 1984-94. Built around...

2001 issue of this classic folk/rock/beyond band's 2nd album, originally a double lp, and here in complete form with 11 bonus tracks!

"This album, released in 1968, at the peak of the Pentangle's career, is probably the most representative of...

2001 issue of this classic UK folk/rock/beyond band's 1st album, that includes 7 bonus tracks.

"There's something exciting about the first album of a band that goes on to greatness, and The Pentangle, by the group of the same name, is no...

Loved and admired at the time and then long fallen out of favor, enough time has passed for this great English folk/raga/jazz/whatever band to be admired and loved once more. Featuring two real stars of acoustic guitar in Bert Jansch and John Renbourn...

This is a great - and I mean great - Japanese psychedelic/progressive classic from 1971. They only made this one album and until its first CD issue about a decade ago, I had never heard of it, but it is absolutely one of my very favorites of that time...

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An unbelievable price on the hard to find Japanese version of this great album!

"This is a true classic. Altoist Art Pepper is joined by an 11-piece band playing Marty Paich arrangements of a dozen jazz standards from the bop and cool jazz era. Tru

An unbelievable price on the hard to find Japanese version of this great album!