Hadn't spun this one in years so it was a nice trip in the Wayback Machine to give it another go. It's aged quite well - in fact it's better than I remembered. Bachdenkel was a trio of Colin Swinburne, Peter Kimberley and Brian Smith. They were one ...

Debut disc from this eclectic British trio led by master bassist Colin Hodgkinson. With instrumentation of sax, bass and drums the music was a mix of jazzrock, prog and blues - all at the same time!

Beautiful and mature solo album from Iona's guitarist. Subtle but at times intricate Bainbridge's Celtic influenced music will be a field day for fans of Steve Hackett, Gordon Giltrap and even Lorena McKennitt. He mixes up acoustic and electric guita...

This one is a real crazy package. CD 1 is a nicely constructed remastered compilation taken from the band's first four albums. CD 2 is a live set from 2004 with new vocalist (now departed!) John L.. That would be cool by itself but the piece de resi...

Remastered edition of the first album from this great Italian band. Be warned - this is not exactly the same band that later recorded Ys. This lineup fractured after recording the album, which is much more in a straight ahead hard rock vein although ...

Probably the best known version of all the Banco albums, this is finally seeing a CD release outside of Japan. This was released on the Manticore label back in 1975. In essence its a re-recording of their first album with English vocals...but its not...

Japanese K2 24bit remastered mini-LP edition of the obscure primordial effort originally released as a limited edition by Raro Records in 1989. This is material that was recorded for the band's first album in 1969 but was never released. Recorded bef...

Brilliant third album. While the long epic tracks are of course creative genius sometimes it's the shorter tracks like "Non Mi Rompete" that solidify the work.

Soundtrack recording to the 1975 film. Frankly never a particular favorite of mine although it has many fans. Di Giacomo sat this one out and the Nocenzi brothers virtually wrote all the music. As soundtracks go it's quite nice. As a Banco album it...

Live recording from 1979 features great material but unfortunately they screwed around with the arrangements too much.

New instrumental fusion trio consisting of Neil Citron, Percy Jones, and Walter Garces. Neil Citron may be familiar to you with his recording/touring with Lana Lane and Erik Norlander although he also has an extensive discography of solo work. Walte...

Tony Bank's first solo album, originally released in 1979, is given a fresh breath of life with a new stereo mix courtesy of Nick Davis. This was done at the same time that Rutherford and Collins recorded solo albums as well - between the time of And...

Second solo album from Porcupine Tree keyboardist Richard Barbieri. The album is all an all instrumental collage of proggy soundscapes and trip-hop. Former Japan co-hort Steve Jansen mixed the album and Steven Wilson mastered it. P-Tree drummer Gav...

Beautiful 2 CD collection of BBC radio broadcasts from 1974-1976. The booklet is almost worth the price alone, featuring the usual great documentation from Mark Powell who over saw the project.

Double live CD of Les Holroyd's edition of Barclay James Harvest backed by the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. The show was recorded on April 6, 2006 in Amneville, France. Pretty good representation of the band's work.

Limited edition release of John Lees' Barclay James Harvest's live performance at the second High Voltage Festival at Victoria Park, London on July 23, 2011.

Amazing deal on this new 40th anniversary reissue. It comes with 7 bonus tracks, cool liner notes PLUS a bonus DVD with the album in hi-res (24/96) stereo, and the original quad mix in hi-res as well. Second album, released in 1971 features two of th...

Second album, released in 1971 features two of the band's signature tunes "Mockingbird" and "Galadriel". After this album Robert John Godfrey left to form The Enid. This CD features the usual Mark Powell lavish treatment - extensive bonus tracks, lin...

BBC "In Concert" performance recorded at the Paris Theatre in London on 11/16/72. The band is backed by the Barclay James Harvest Symphony Orchestra.

Their first album for Polydor, recorded in 1974. This features some of their most famous material: "Child Of The Universe", "The Great 1974 Mining Disaster". Remastered with 5 bonus tracks.

Classic English mellotron based prog. Remastered with 5 bonus tracks.

With this 1978 release the band was getting more overtly commercial. The songs are more concise for one thing. I guess this is right around when they were really hitting huge popularity in Germany - perhaps Polydor was trying to break them to a large...

Remastered edition of the band's 1987 album comes with a few bonus tracks (some incosequential single edits truth be told) as well as fresh liner notes and photos. Not a lot of "prog" happening here.

1990's Welcome To The Show finds the trio far removed from the prog days of old...but they made a hell of a lot of bread! This remastered edition features 3 live bonus tracks, new photos and liner notes.

I believe this is the first time this has appeared on CD...if not it's been out of print for aeons. This is the first solo album from Pete Bardens after he left Camel. Recorded in 1979, right around the time he hooked up again with Van Morrison. Alth...