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Old 06-06-2012, 05:16 AM   #11 (permalink)
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After further thought, the Moody Blues album is probably their best with its unique feel and instrumentation, it really continues from their previous album and breakthrough piece Days of Future Passed. These releases by the Moody's were essential albums in the building of prog. Supertramps third effort came at a time when prog was in full flow and had already had some landmark albums, it was their third album and the first where the Hodgson and Davies partnership fully flourished, its an easy listening prog album that is highlighted by some stunning musical pieces mostly on "School" and the title track. Its stands as one of the great prog albums of the 1970s.

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