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I guess we should mention the so-called Andalusian rock or early flamenco-rock. So we go to the 1970's.
* Triana. Abre la puerta ("Open the Door", 1975) and Quiero contarte ("I Want to Tell You", 1979): Una historia ("A Story") and El lago ("The Lake", 1974): * Mezquita. Dame un beso ("Kiss Me", 1979) and Desde que somos dos ("Since We Are Two", 1979):
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Anyone remember this thread?
I'm bumping it to add a wonderful album which fits right in imo. It's the self-titled instrumental album by Russian band Firyusa, which is by turns busy and beautiful. I'm having some trouble getting the YouTube clip to open, but to guys like grindy, Neapolitan, Frownland and Psy-Fi, I would say that it's well worth checking out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzs4lD47Aa8&t=1113s Originally recorded in 1979, it was re-released this year:- Spoiler for album facts from bandcamp:
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Here's a bit of 70's psych/prog-folk/rock from Bogotá, Colombia...
Génesis - Yakta Mama (1975) |
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^ Yes, that's pretty good Psy-Fi: some nice songs. Maybe more pop than prog, but who's counting?
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I was so surprised that this thread had no mention about Comus band. Per my understanding, much of the users in here know it quite well, so just to make it right, I put the song below.
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Thanks for looking in, Sir Cactoos - how are you doing?
Yes, Comus are mentioned in various places here - a very innovative band. Strictly speaking, because they sing in English, they turn up (briefly) in a companion thread to this one:- "Prog Folk from the Anglosphere": https://www.musicbanter.com/prog-psy...glosphere.html In this thread we've been putting "foreign language" prog folk, but of course what is foreign all depends on where you are from! __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ And while I'm here, how about some Altan Urag?
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Hello again, Lisnaholic! Happy to see you again!
![]() I believe Comus is well known band within whole Misic Banter comunity, nevertherless I was not able to spot it in this threat, specifically dedicated to them, as it refers to prog folk around world, not only out of English language. Besides, Comus actually IS foreign language band to me. ![]() I heard Altan Urag's album once, maybe twice, yet I take them as a way better pioneers of Mongolian folk rock music than, in my opinion, over-hyped "The HU" band (still, I don't say I dislike them). The more Asian prog-folk in here, the better. ![]() But European one is good, too. Below, self-titled album of Ksi??yc (eng. "The Moon") band from Poland, released in 1996. In some way, it resembles Comus in terms of the atmosphere.
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And here's an obscure gem of French prog-folk, which you might enjoy. It jumps around a little in style and language, but that doesn't really disrupt the leisurely, relaxed pace of the album:
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