#greenslade

[sink-up]

Hey pssst if you like Genesis and ELP give Gentle Giant and Greenslade a listen 😎

Oh hellay anon…I’ll check them out!!! Tysm for the recs :3 you can send me specific songs from them if you have any in mind, if not I’ll just start by listening to their top songs

Thanks again for the recommendations!

[rastronomicals]

Greenslade

[therecordblog]

New Acquisitions: Japan Edition!

Cosmos // Can Can Can! // 1982

Greenslade // Time and Tide // 1975

Gryphon // Gryphon // 1973

Badger // One Live Badger // 1973

Led Zeppelin // Coda // 1982

Various Artists // Cyberpunk Edgerunners Original Series Soundtrack // 2024

Hoshimachi Suisei // Specter // 2023

Tatsu Yamashita // Ride on Time // 1980

Hello from Japan! I'm on vacation right now, having a grand old time! Of course, one of my must-sees for this trip was Tower Records in Shibuya, Tokyo! I picked up some good finds, including some Greenslade (!!!!!!!!) They're one of my bands I'm trying to collect every album for, but man they're hard to find! Also found a Led Zeppelin album I didn't have, some nice early 70s British prog, vtuber J-pop, city pop, and Japanese jazz!

次回まで、回し続けてよ！

[bungitonthen]

[hammill-goes-fogwalking]

these make me so happy :´(

[arterrorist]

Roger Dean is one of the most known graphic designers of rock. His trademark are the fantasy world landscapes adorning so many record sleeves. And lets not forget his amazing lettering! Here are some of his artworks in my vinyl collection.

[uncannyfantastic]

Roger Dean’s cover art for “Bedside Manners Are Extra” by Greenslade, released 1973. @rogerdeanofficial . #rogerdean #progrock #greenslade #progrockart #1973 #albumcover #albumcoverart #retroscifiart #scifiart #fantasyart https://www.instagram.com/p/CQfMUyPF2kZ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[vinyl-connection]

SOME PROGRESSIVE TREATS (1975 EDITION)

SOME PROGRESSIVE TREATS (1975 EDITION)

Although variety is a hallmark of Vinyl Connection, the heart of the matter is a love of all things progressive. Inspired by a posting of the fourth Greenslade album on a fb group, I found myself diving down a 1975 rabbit hole. It was great fun, with progressive jazz-rock being a wobbly kind of through-line. The covers are as excellent as the music, so I thought I’d share an annotated…

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