Finch

 

1 As One

2 A Bridge to Alice

3 A Passion Condensed

4 Colosus, Part 2

5 Pisces

6 Scars on the Ego

7 Paradoxical Moods

8 Register Magister

A Dutch instrumental symphonic prog-rock band, Finch was established by bass player Peter Vink (Vink meaning finch in Dutch) and drummer Beer Klaasse. Guitarist and composer Joop van Nimwegen, who had worked with Vink in the Dutch formation Q65, soon joined. For lack of a good singer, Finch decided to build a repertoire of instrumental rock.

Group Therapy

 

01 Wait

02 Come See About Me

03 Cheer Up Baby

04 Remember What You Said

05 The Exodus Song

06 Can't Stop Lovin' You Baby

07 Hey Joe

08 I Must Go

09 Expressway To Your Heart

10 Morning Dew

11 Who’ll Be Next

12 A Very Happy Day

13 River Deep, Mountain High

14 Foxy Lady

15 People Get Ready

16 Willie

17 I Can't Believe It

18 Really Together

19 I Got To Live

This New York-based psychedelic blues rock quintet featured Ray Kennedy (vocals), Art Del Gudico (guitar), Jerry Guida (organ), Tommy Burns (drums) and Michael Lamont (drums). The band’s debut album largely comprised of contemporary hits, notably ‘Hey Joe’, ‘Morning Dew’ and ‘Come See About Me’.

Brainstorm

 

01 Smile a While

02 Einzug der Elefanten

03 My Way

04 Affenzahn

05 Bosco Biati Weib Alles

06 There Was A Time

07 Thesen & Antithesen

08 Das Schwein trügt

09 Hirnwind

10 Zwick Zwick

Brainstorm originated in Baden-Baden, located in southwestern Germany. Initially, they were an eccentric group inspired by the Mothers Of Invention and went by the unlikely name Fashion Prick (formerly Fashion Pink). They later wisely changed their name to Brainstorm. Their debut album, Smile A While, stirred controversy with its outrageous cover. Musically, Brainstorm's two albums showcased a highly inventive blend of songs and instrumentals, drawing influences from Zappa and the Canterbury scene, reminiscent of bands like Caravan, Hatfield & The North, and Soft Machine, yet maintaining a distinctive style of their own.

The Outfield

 

01 Somewhere in America

02 Since You've Been Gone

03 No Surrender

04 All the Love in the World

05 61 Seconds

06 Everytime You Cry

07 Mystery Man

08 Your Love

09 Playground 

10 Alone With You

11 Long Way Home

12 Bangin' on My Heart

13 Part Of Your Life

14 Under A Stone

15 Moving Target

16 Main Attraction

Formed in the mid-1980s, The Outfield emerged from London as an English rock band. Its lineup boasted guitarist John Spinks, alongside vocalist and bassist Tony Lewis, and drummer Alan Jackman.

Brewer & Shipley

 

01 Truly Right

02 She Thinks She's A Woman

03 Mass for M'Lady

04 Small Town Girl

05 Ruby On The Morning

06 Indian Summer

07 Time And Changes

08 Green Bamboo

09 Whitchi-Tai-To 

10 Dreamin' In The Shade

11 I Can't See Her

12 Rise Up (Easy Rider)

13 Love, Love

14 An Incredible State Of Affairs

15 Can't Go Home 

16 Song From Platte River 

17 Keeper Of The Keys

18 Too Soon Tomorrow 

19 Don't Want To Die In Georgia 

20 Oh, Sweet Lady 

21 People Love Each Other  

22 One Toke Over The Line 

Brewer & Shipley, an American folk rock duo, reached their height of fame during the late 1960s and throughout the 1970s. Comprising singer-songwriters Mike Brewer (born April 14, 1944) and Tom Shipley (born April 1, 1941), the duo was renowned for their intricate guitar melodies, harmonious vocals, and socially aware lyrics that mirrored the zeitgeist of their era. Their music often delved into issues such as the Vietnam War and the quest for individual and societal liberties.

Radi0head

 

01 I Might Be Wrong

02 2 + 2 = 5 (The Lukewarm.)

03 Paranoid Android

04 Knives Out

05 Just

06 Bullet Proof..I Wish I Was

07 My Iron Lung

08 Dollars & Cents

09 Anyone Can Play Guitar

10 Pulk-Pull Revolving Doors

11 Blow Out

12 Hunting Bears

13 Subterranean Homesick Alien

14 In Limbo

15 The National Anthem

16 Where I End And You Begin. (The Sky Is Falling In.)