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Forgotten? I don't think so... This album was reissued about 20 times with bonus tracks and an original demo was released on 2018...

Another gift from Chris the Prog-father! I can absolutely hear Pink Floyd and King Crimson influences. Every time I watch one of these it’s a treat.

What is your favorite Angels of Light album?

One of my favorite albums of all time. It was meant to listen to from start to finish. Each track flow so nicely into each other, but sometimes I can just listen to 'Grass' over and over again; absolutely gorgeous song. And, go figure, it is 4 minutes and 20 seconds long!

Brilliant album! ‘All we ever wanted was everything’ is one of my top ten songs of all time. Third uncle is great as well. Brian Eno’s influence on music is immeasurable. He collaborated with some of the greatest creative talents of our times: Roxy music, minimalist composer Harold Budd, another influencing musician in his own right, and many more. Eno’s ’Here come the warm jets’ and ‘Music for airports’ are great examples of range and brilliance.

Have you lads ever heard the Scorn remix of Glory box? Its sick. Scorn is Mick Harris, the drummer from Napalm Death's bass music side project. The man was doing dubstep before dubstep was invented,.

Please do a follow-up on Mcdonald and Giles. 🙏

Perhaps that's why this rings a bell. I watched Gormenghast as a mini-series.

When the skys gone out first came out you got a free album called press the eject give me the tape great live recording . But the skys gone out is a classic and the best thing they ever did no doubt.

The reason I clicked on this is because I guessed it might be based on Gormenghast.

I promise to listen to this album when I find it, the band's line-up seems impressive but it's that Lady Fuchsia Groan who sounds like the real piece of hot stuff!

Thirteen minutes of talking and you didn't play any of it. Boo

Instrumentally, it's good. Unfortunately, the lead vocal is weak and off key, and the mix is dreadful. "Masterpiece"?? Hardly.

I vividly remember listening to this performance in my bedroom once, and was drifting off while listening. So during Embryo, in the liminal space between sleep and consciousness, when the sounds of the children came over my speakers, my brain told me that it was the children playing at a Day School just up the street. Except it was ten o'clock at night, so that wasn't happening...

I'm not near my playlist atm, but I'm certain that Green Is the Colour is in this set. I've had the bootleg since the early to mid 80s. Not a standout, but it's part of this performance.

I had this album on vinyl until it was stolen a few years ago! One of my faves...used to really groove to this one, and i can still hear it in my head when i want! Yes, I'm old...70 this year.

Definitely not forgotten.

Forgotten???? Not even close... What are you talking about?

Excellent album, excellent band! They are still going strong with Mick Box still in the band. I have all their albums up to Equator.

Yeah just had a listen, so far I can’t help thinking of Arthur Lee and the band Love…

I’ve listened to the whole album. It is fantastic!❤

interesting. I'm getting kind of a Moody Blues/Renaissance/Fairport Convention/Gypsy vibe from your review.

Greg Lake wonderful on this.

thank you so much for this channel and the amount of work you are putting into talking about these arts thank you

Have you ever dug around Bandcamp? They have alot of weird Japanese music on there.

You are living proof that nice guys with good hearts should never review art. That album is HORRIBLE.

Amazing album

Really great review/insight. It's impossible for me, though, to be objective about this band, though. I loved them for the moment I first heard them. Any chance you might do a critique of The Fine Young Cannibals? Maybe too poppy for you; just wondering. Forgive me if I insult your taste.

I found this album a few months back in my vinyl collection,have never listened to it but love the front cover and took it out to draw myself! Sent it to a fb artist friend as it reminded me of her art,she told me about Lady Fuchcia and Gormangast! Cool 😎

I cant find this on Spotify. Interesting.

Best Supertramp's album.

Got my German copy of Parachute in 1971, being one of my faves ever since. The album was entirely self-covered in 2021 by four ex-members (plus some additional lyrics by Phil May, who didn't join in the recordings): perhaps a rather raw version, by ex-Pretty Things Wally Waller, Skip Alan, Pete Tolson and John Povey -- Parachute Revisited by xPTs; three 69/70 original demos come as bonus tracks in some editions. Concept albums S.F. Sorrow (released on December 1968), while The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (November 1968). Hard to say though which was first recorded. In 1964 they had a pre-punk debut single: Rosalyn (covered in David Bowie's Pin Ups). Dick Taylor played with the early Rolling Stones before Pretty Things was formed. By far they're one of the very best acts of 60's British Rock scene, IMHO.

This was my 1970's Sunday afternnon beers' go to album! Have always loved ir!

"Try Again" is my favorite song from this album. The whole thing is good though. I think Palmer wrote lyrics for the John Wetton/Bill Bruford era of KC.

Wonderful band, criminally underrated. There's something very special about 90's goth, it was really a time of constant change and experimentation. Maybe it's just me getting nostalgic lol

new to the channel, but i really like the way you talk about music. have you listened to paix by catherine ribeiro + alpes? great french prog with some beautiful vocals and dreamy production. i have mixed feelings about the first track, but the rest of the album absolutely rocks!

This band was ridiculously hard to research. If anyone knows the exact line up for this album please share!

Heya Chris, on another video your brother commented that you composed that analog-sounding, arpeggiated music for the Liminal Spaces intros. Is that so? And if so, would you happen to have a Bandcamp (or suchlike) where one might sample more of your music? I’ve been an electronica fan since the 70s, and am now enjoying the “synthwave” resurgence thanks to shows like Stranger Things. Anyway, just thought I’d ask. :) PS: I’m a sci-fi writer.

I listened to Jonathan's later albums for many years, and even saw him live a few times. His albums were always entertaining and always put on a good show, but he was also always wrong in his attitude towards this album, and I think he could have made much more great music if he had continued in the vein of this album. It's funny that you call this album "childish", as the music he turned to after this actually was childish, with songs about martians and the ice cream man, as noted by the other commenter. As you allude to earlier, this album is actually "teen-ish", and Richman reverted to something even younger when he put this music behind him.

Still sing Roadrunner in my band -- learned this song from the radio in 80s in Providence, RI

Not my cup of tea... not enough talent

Yes. Saw JR a couple of times in 76/77 at the Longbranch in Berkeley. Played the tar out of that album. But i liked Ice Cream Man and Martian Martians too. 😊

I remeber a great song by them that goes: Mary used to play the piano, now she's smoking marijuana, but it's not on this album. Where did it come from?

Great video, man! Thanks for sharing this!

Tony Durant - guitar, vocals Janet Rogers - violin, b. vocals Vanessa Hall-Smith - violin, b. vocals Madeleine Bland - cello, piano, harmonium, vocals Michael Day - bass Michael Gregory - drums

Mervyn Peake illustrated the trilogy. There is a picture of Fuchsia, a drawing I think

It is a terrific album but the sound is absolutely horrible. Bad mix. Bad production. Bad balance. And I think that may have hurt them.

Nice! The precursor to the Far East Family Band. Excellent album.

Great video! Thank you!! Love all Japanese music and culture…. Especially some of the punk bands of Japan!!

Search for :Rooms of anguish by Power of Omens. Acquired taste.