Oldish Psych and Prog

Didn't know about half of those.

It is GREAT and WONDERFUL to have BEDSIDE MANNERS ARE EASY in better audio. I'm listening to this file for the first time now and it sounds terrific. I wanted to come back and thank you one more time and also let you know that TIME & TIDE and the debut GREENSLADE would be most welcome.

by the way, McCullough is probably my favorite King Crimson drummer, his work on LIZARD so exquisite and pretty much overlooked, like the album itself, which could be my favorite Crimson record altogether, although RED could be too.

me caught only

Greenslade, Dave 1976 Cactus Choir
Greenslade, Dave 1979 The Pentateuch Of The Cosmogony
Greenslade, Dave 1994 From The Discworld
Greenslade 2000 Large Afternoon
Greenslade 2000 Live 1973-75

...well, it is interesting to know he has been releasing material recently, I'm not sure if I was aware of that.

Dan, thanks.

I'm in very very long fascinated by this group. There were times I caught their blamed vinyl "Time and Tide". Amazing music. Unfortunately, Dave has recently released symphonic unconvincing exercises, but and among them many interesting things.

I bought a commercial MP3 download of this early this year when I started exploring this band. Really fine melodic keyboard-driven generally relatively low-key progressive rock, plenty of mellotron, dark in a way and also paradoxically lighthearted at times, really grew on me with repeated listenings. Thrilled, honestly, with the chance to upgrade to lossless on this one, many, many thanks!