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Top Progressive Rock Albums of the '70s- Part 2: The Underground

Written By Sea of Tranquility on Saturday, Aug 11, 2018 | 04:58 PM

 
Join host Pete Pardo as he discusses some of his favorite obscure progressive rock albums of the 1970s, including releases from Renaissance, Steve Hillage, Univers Zero, Present, Gnidrolog, Musea Rosenbach, Kaipa, Harmonium, Hatfield and the North, Happy the Man, Hands, Gryphon, Greenslade, Gracious, Barclay James Harvest, Gong, Frumpy, Beggars Opera, Cressida, Cathedral (US), Goblin, Finch, Fireballet, Fantasy, FM, England, Egg, Easter Island, Earth & Fire, Dice, Celeste, Cherry Five, Arti y Mistieri, and Acqua Fragile

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