The Prog & Psychedelic Rock Recommendations Thread

[Psy-Fi]

Curved Air - Air Waves - Live At The BBC / The John Peel Sessions 1970-1971

[Oriphiel]

Originally Posted by Psy-Fi

Curved Air - Air Waves - Live At The BBC / The John Peel Sessions 1970-1971

[grindy]

Holy ****, how ****ing good is Frumpy!?
I always thought they were some lame-ass second tier Krautrock band.
They decidedly aren't.
This isn't Krautrock at all, they probably get lumped in there due to being German. This is some badass proggy heavy psych. Killer vocals (probably the best 70s female rock vocals I've ever heard), awesome organ and guitar, just overall rocking and beautiful stuff.
I could see Lisna and Plank digging this.

[rostasi]

I've mentioned Frumpy here before. It's one of those bands that I grew up listening to and they were a real
sensation in Germany in the early 70s especially after that 2nd album. Inga Rumpf has actually expanded
her vocal range as she's gotten older - which is kinda weird if you think about it. I was the young guy with
the occasional crush on singers like her, Renate Knaup, and, of course, there's always the Brit, Jenny Haan:

[grindy]

Originally Posted by rostasi

I've mentioned Frumpy here before. It's one of those bands that I grew up listening to and they were a real
sensation in Germany in the early 70s especially after that 2nd album. Inga Rumpf has actually expanded
her vocal range as she's gotten older - which is kinda weird if you think about it. I was the young guy with
the occasional crush on singers like her, Renate Knaup, and, of course, there's always the Brit, Jenny Haan:

Vintage Inga hits the sweet spot for me because she has this powerful voice but doesn't really engage in those rock histrionics that I often find incredibly annoying.