Fav Album hardly anyone has heard

[NKUSigEp]

Sasquatch - II

[Valerus]

Originally Posted by PimasterPearson

Josh Garrels - Jacaranda
As a Christian, I freely admit that most Christian music sucks, and most of the stuff that doesn't suck sounds really derivative of some secular band or another. Josh Garrels writes beautiful, complex songs with deep spiritual significance and a great variety of instrumentation. And he doesn't suck.

Bro! My friend showed me Garrels over the weekend. I definitely liked it!

[Barkless Dog]

Good God- self titled
Captain Lockhead & The Starfighters - Robert Calvert
Quit Sun
Happy The Man

[Barkless Dog]

Two:

Ray Manzarek: The Golden Scarab (Jerry Scheff on bass)
Ray Manzarek: The Whole Thing Started With Rock N Roll Now It's Out Of Control (Nigel Harrison on bass)

Both are amazing and . . . hardly anyone knows of them.

Had both back in the day & enjoyed quite a bit.

Also Geranimo Black - ex Mothers

[Tituscrow]

Originally Posted by dranos

Colosseum - Live
Fusion orchestra - Skeleton In Armour

Is that the Colosseum album with 'Lost Angeles'? Got that buried in my vinyl somewhere...

[dozicusmaximus]

Originally Posted by Barkless Dog

Good God- self titled
Captain Lockhead & The Starfighters - Robert Calvert

Good one! My pops raised me on old Hawkwind and that album too

[Art Araya]

1) Two Ton Shoe

Funky music, excellent bass player

Two Ton Shoe "Medicine" Seoul Tour 2005 - YouTube

2) Kung Fu

Went to music school with this bass player over a decade ago. He was a monster then. So musical...

Kung Fu 2010-11-12 t08 Bop Corn [HD-3cam] - YouTube

[Bassmunnky]

Anything by BLEU


Bleu | Official Website

[FilterFunk]

"Get To The Feeling" - Pleasure
"Funk Or Walk" and "Never Buy Texas From A Cowboy" - The Brides Of Funkenstein

[Georynn]

Shiner - Lula Divinia or Egg... both very awesome.

[Rugbass]

FM- Black Noise

Phasors on Stun is tremendous and any band that has a guy dressed like the invisible man ( Nash the Slash ) is tops in my books.

Anything by Budgie.

[Splanky]

Originally Posted by Sonicfrog

These are all connected!

Thud! - Kevin Gilbert

Shaming Of The True - Kev G

Toy Matinee - also Kevin Gilbert, w / Patrick Leonard

KG was a brilliant songwriter! If you don't know the name, or recognize the songs I posted, go throw on Sheryl Crows first album Tuesday Night Music Club. He wrote / co-wrote all the songs on that album. He died way too young.

Third Matinee

Patrick Leonard this time teamed up with Richard Page to create this gem.

And finally, speaking of Richard Page

Pull - Mr Mister

Yes, the album that was recorded in 88 and shelved by the record company finally got released last year!... And it's a pure gem!!!! You listen to it and wonder what the hell RCA was thinking.

+1000!!!

[DylanB]

Gnappy - Gnappy.
Incredibly funky acid jazz from Texas. Seriously heavy.

[davidgoldman]

Man I must be old, I only know two or three of these.

[eekmeg]

Opposite Day - What Is Is?

[peledog]

Love and Money - Strange Kind Of Love
The Blue Nile - Hats

[factorplayer]

Originally Posted by Moofknock

"Generation 13" by Saga

I some of Saga's early 80's stuff so thought I'd look into this since you mentioned it.... here is what I found..

Progressive Rock Hall of Infamy: Saga- Generation 13

[LIONFURY]

Universica by Jt Bruce
Just found it for free on Jamendo and I must say, this guy Is a prog master. I recommend it for any fans of prog.

[grumpyfunk]

[quote=Art Araya;11571335]1) Two Ton Shoe

Funky music, excellent bass player

Two Ton Shoe "Medicine" Seoul Tour 2005 - YouTube

+1
I've known these guys for a long time, excellent players and great people!

[Endureth]

The Peter Criss solo album. Hands down. I listen to rock, hard, rock, metal, thrash, etc. But this was a masterpiece in it's particular style. AND great bass playing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blHN0HoH82k