One of the finest releases of the era Procol Harum captured the exquisite song writing of Gary Brooker and Keith Reid

“A Song For Tomorrow” is the ninth studio album from Pallas, a soundtrack for uncertain times that uses Biblical imagery, politics, technology, and conflict as metaphors to explore what lies beneath t...

Recorded on 18th November 1971 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Edmonton, Canada, “Live In Concert With The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra” captured a truly magical performance by a Procol H...

Formed in San Francisco in 1965, the band were contemporaries of local acts such as Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead, achieving huge popularity in the Bay Area of California thanks to their im...

Originally released in March 1969, “From Genesis To Revelation” was the debut album by Genesis, the first step on a pathway that took the band to considerable success and acclaim. This new 4xCD/Blu-ra...

In the realm of Progressive Rock, few bands have left as indelible a mark as Atomic Rooster. Formed in 1969 by Vincent Crane and Carl Palmer, the band became synonymous with the Symphonic proto-Metal ...

Originally released on the Liberty label in 1970, ‘Affenstunde’ (translated as ‘Hour Of The Monkey’) was one of the earliest albums to feature the use of a Moog synthesiser as a compositional tool. Fl...

“Earthrise – Live at The Marquee 1974” features such classic tracks as “Mystic Queen,” “The White Rider,” “The Snow Goose,” “Freefall” and “Lady Fantasy” and is a marvellous memento of a special conce...

Originally issued in November 1972, the album was the second release by Nektar and was a milestone for the band as it set the template that would bring them success in both Germany and the USA. Featur...

The Rock world discovered the delights of Rocks supreme showman Arthur Brown and his influence would be felt the following decade when Alice Cooper acknowledged his debt to Arthur‘s genius. Produced b...

Hailing from Aberdeen, the roots of Pallas went back as far as 1974, but by the early 1980s they were at the vanguard of the so-called Neo Prog movement which had emerged in the UK. A UK tour with Mar...

Following a four-year hiatus as a solo artist, Todd Rundgren relocated from the US East Coast to California to record and release the album “Nearly Human” in 1989. The album was the result of live stu...

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Out Now! A repackaged repress of Esoteric's highly sought-after 7-disc boxed set anthology (6CDs / 1 DVD) celebrating the music of legendary singer-songwriter Andrew Gold released by Asylum Records between 1975–1980.Featuring 74 tracks on 6 CDs, including the albums Andrew Gold, What’s Wrong With This Picture, All This and Heaven Too and Whirlwind, along with a disc of out-takes and rarities from the album sessions, and a CD comprising 18 live tracks (17 previously unreleased) drawn from a concert at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles in 1977 and a BBC TV concert recorded in November 1976. Order: https://cherryred.co/LonelyBoy