Listening to this long out of print CD right now. Crucible - Tall Tales
Listening to this long out of print CD right now. Crucible - Tall Tales
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Just picked up these 2 albums they released Curtain & Tall Tales. Thanks for the heads up Progatron 
Crucible - Curtain from USA.....
Symphonic
If you Like Yes, Genesis and Rush. Then this band is for you 
Thanks Progatron for the heads up.
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Crucible - Curtain from USA.....
Symphonic
If you Like Yes, Genesis and Rush. Then this band is for you
That's right up your alley, Noni...being that you're such a huge Rush fan 
That's right up your alley, Noni...being that you're such a huge Rush fan
Just going on what Progarchives commented on. 
Have to admit, the vocalist does not sound like Geddy, more toned down version.
Janison Edge – The Services Of Mary Goode...UK
Symphonic/Crossover
Another great album, thanks for the heads up Progatron Very nice female vocalist in this band. 
Glad you're digging them Noni!
Crucible's second album Curtains isn't nearly as good as Tall Tales, although it does have an amazing cover of Crack The Sky's Nuclear Apathy. I find them to be a nice blend of Trick Of The Tail-era Genesis, Permanent Waves-era Rush, with maybe a little Kansas thrown in there somewhere. They used to cover Down And Out live as well! Talk about a challenging piece to play...
Janison Edge's album is excellent, and most of the band are musicians from other bands as well. It's too bad they didn't continue though, it's one of the best obscure albums I know.
Jean-Pierre Alarcen – Tableau No. 2 from France
Symphonic/Classical/Eclectic Prog
The amazing Wobbler from Norway... I love all four of their CDs! They fit in nicely with the Änglagård dark symphonic style.
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Jean-Pierre Alarcen – Tableau No. 2 from France
Symphonic/Classical/Eclectic Prog
Checking this out right now, excellent stuff! Love it!
Jean-Pierre Alarcen – Tableau No. 1 from France
Symphonic/Classical/Eclectic Prog
This artist has a kind of Enid feel to the music
Another great album
The amazing Wobbler from Norway... I love all four of their CDs! They fit in nicely with the Änglagård dark symphonic style.
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I have all their albums, but not too keen on the last album.
Great band despite this!! ....
I have all their albums, but not too keen on the last album.
Great band despite this!!
Oh I like the last album a lot!
Have you heard the album from last year by All Traps On Earth?
Oh I like the last album a lot!
Have you heard the album from last year by All Traps On Earth?
I have yes, need to dig this album out again. Cannot remember what they sound like 
Jean-Pierre Alarcen -1978......His debut album
Has part of Tableau No. 1 in this album
Symphonic/with parts Prog Jazz
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Nice, I haven't heard that new Celeste yet, how is it? I love their debut album from the 70s, a beautiful Italian classic!
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