France

Pressing: JapanYear: 1976Genre: progPackaging: mini lp  

Pressing: JapanYear: 1972Genre: progPackaging: mini lp  

Pressing: FranceYear: 1971Genre: prog jazzFormat: 180 gram vinylVinyl color: black Stereo/Mono: stereo Let me know if you want me to remove the vinyl from the cover to help prevent splits.  

Pressing: FranceYear: 1971Genre: prog psychPackaging: cd  

Pressing: FranceYear: 1972Genre: prog jazzFormat: 180 gram vinylVinyl color: black Stereo/Mono: stereo Let me know if you want me to remove the vinyl from the cover to help prevent splits.  

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1977Genre: prog fusionPackaging: cd   Alpha Ralpha’s debut and only record holds a flame for the Progressive Rock of the early seventies but they manage to execute it in a more modern way and still hold true to the...

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1976Genre: prog Packaging: cd   Their first album Et Apres from 1976 was a very fine symph prog album in the best French tradition. That album also included strong influences from Steve Hackett and Pink Floyd. That set...

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1977Genre: prog fusionPackaging: cd   Plat du Jour offer a fantastic mix of complex progressive rock and jazz-rock elements. The instrumental work is first class and they've succeeded with the songwriting. All in all great...

Pressing: FranceYear: 1974Genre: progPackaging: digipack  

Pressing: GermanyYear: 1970Genre: psych early prog with some organPackaging: cd   The only album from the French progressive quintet appeared on the market in 1970 and featured English lyrics sung by Michi Vals. Powerful Hammond organ sounds;...

Pressing: AustraliaYear: 1971Genre: prog psychPackaging: cd  This French band was founded by Francis Lemonnier (sax and vocals) and Serge Catalano (drums and percussions) in May 1970 after they left Red Noise due to musical and political...

Pressing: AustraliaYear: 1971Genre: prog psychPackaging: cd   "Le Mutant" is basically a French pop rock album, with a distinct British proto-prog feel where The Beatles have to be considered an obvious influence here, despite it all being sung in...