"Undiscovered" Masterpieces on Classic Albums

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@Smid

Talking of that, niche, atypical albums of complete quality: Drama from Yes, with the new incarnation of Yes at the time without most of the usual members, was so much better than the crap Yes had been producing for about ten years at that point.

Gosh - and here I was thinking I was the outlier on that one. Yeah, as far as I’m concerned, they recorded nothing between Close to Edge and Drama.

@Smid

Long Way Home from Supertramp’s Breakfast in America is a classic too. Not sure how well known it is though.

In my region, that one was played on the radio as much as Logical Song or Goodbye Stranger.

[Johanna]

@eschereal

Mother Goose

^Yes, emphatically.

[Johanna]

@Eonwe

Add me to the list; Mad Man Moon is one of my favorite Genesis songs of all time.

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And, there’s something about the sound of Trick of the Tail and Wind & Wuthering that stand out in a really great way . . . maybe the most beautiful of Genesis’ albums? There’s just a dream-like cloak over both albums.
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And his name was…

STEVE HACKETT.

[atimnie]

Parallel Lines, Blondie, 11:59 every bit as good as Heart of Glass, but never got the air play it deserved.