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Here in Britain, we have a broad array of third places. Quaint village pubs with crackling fires. Cosmopolitan coffeehouses with gentle jazz piped in. Football stadiums galore. Rugby stadiums, too, and cricket grounds. Impressive churches. Crowded gyms. Hair salons, sunbed shops, barbers and massage parlours. We have spa retreats and community centres, libraries and theatres. We have art galleries and museums beloved around the world. But do we have an appreciation of these spaces, and are we mindful of their emotive power? All too often, we take these amenities for granted, and that contributes massively to our misspent recreation.

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After this various different incarnations of the band, under various names,existed. Whilst known as Earthbound (reputedly a new-wave band) they completedan ambition of Martin Thurin's, in the form of a lengthy symphonic opus. So,due to recognition of the Analogy album upon its CD reissue, this laterrecording was released under the guise of Analogy in 1993. A pleasant work,again notable for Jutta's vocals, but more laid-back, like early Renaissance.

One of the many progressive rock bands to appear in the late-70's inspired bythe likes of Genesis, Gentle Giant, Jane, et al., Anyone's Daughter were farbetter than most. Their early albums featured English vocals, ADONIS being avery accomplished debut of refined progressive rock, with strong symphonicelements, jazzy touches and a notable debt to Eloy. Obviously intent on tryingto get international fame their second LP, tried for an even more direct style,but paled next to ADONIS. A radical change from hereon, especially on theirthird album PIKTOR'S VERWANDLUNGEN, a conceptual opus (live in concert)featuring mainly spoken German texts along with vast instrumentals in therealms of Novalis and Grobschnitt, and only a couple of actual"songs", it is arguably their most successful, and certainly theirmost experimental. IN BLAU returned to a more accessible style, almost likemid-70's Genesis sung in German. A good album, but from hereon the Anyone'sDaughter sound paled significantly, with shorter compositions on an ever moremelodic song based level. The LIVE double was thus very disappointing.

Along similar lines to the Alan Parsons Project, as a late-70's dilution of progressivemusics in a conceptual opus, Carsten Bohn's Bandstand were ill-fated andcertainly not what one would expect from a former Frumpy, Dennis and KickbitInformation musician, with such a luminary cast of helpers. Of curiosity andhistoric interest only (and be warned, the album's steadily get worse as theygo along), Bandstand were the crap total commercialisation of Krautrock.

Their debut COTTONWOODHILL (sometimes just referred to as BRAINTICKET or"SAME") has long been one of the most revered and quoted ofpsychedelic albums. All but for the two short dreamy surreal tracks that openside 1 of the album (which hint at the later Brainticket sound), the majorityof the album is a long repetitive funky groove opus, propelled along by chunkyorgan and percussion. It has the spirit of Can, the outrageousness ofFunkadelic, and pre-empting Faust, and for 1971 it's certainly nothing lessthan revolutionary. Over this musical mantra, Dawn Muir recants vividly theexperience of an extraordinary LSD trip, acting it out for us, including allthe paranoia, visions of ecstasy, power and confusion, the pure surreal buzz ofthe experience. This is topped off by extraordinary use of special effects,sound-collage and electronics. And, if that weren't enough, they also resort toall manner of trickery and surprising diversions. It all adds up to a strangeand unique album that's still surprisingly startling and fresh over 25 yearson, and as a result it's also been the subject of numerous homage's.

After Damo's departure, the famous four continued to forge on (sometimeswith a featured vocalist in concert: Tim Hardin, Thaiaga Raj Raja Ratnam andMagic Michael amongst them) and produced a quite extraordinarily powerful andvery percussive album in SOON OVER BABALUMA, with compositions that were toprove to be great concert favourites, a dense and complex music that wasearlier hinted at on the great "Halleluwah" and "MotherSky". Yet, ever surprising, the next Can offering LANDED was as different again,and in many ways marked the end of an era in Can history. Here we can hearsongs that hint at Holger Czukay's solo project MOVIES, one of Can's mostdazzling rock extravaganza's in "Vernal Equinox", and lastly theirmost esoteric and brooding opus, the aptly entitled free-form avant-garde"Unfinished".

Ever the surprising band, after this Cluster made the very different GROSSESWASSER (produced by Peter Baumann) which found them on more experimentalfooting again, with one side of shorter varied synthesizer and guitar basedpieces (each an island unto itself) and the second side "GrossesWasser" itself, a lengthy suite growing out of silence with atmosphericFlorian Fricke like sustained piano tones, via bizarre crackling electronicsonto almost tribal-industrial rock percussives. After this, Cluster split for awhile, with Moebius venturing on to other projects, and Roedelius pursuing asolo career. They would still get together for occasional concerts however (theCLUSTER & FARNBAUER cassette is a document of one such gig). Momentarily,Cluster reappeared on the scene again in 1981, with CURIOSUM, which is one ofthe most unusual and restrained of their output, whist being totally strangethroughout. Nowadays this is revered as an ambient classic.

Code III were never a proper band, but were an impromptu group created foran album dedicated to showcasing the amazing sound characteristics of theKunstkopf Artificial Head Recording System. Principally, Code III were Berlinstudio engineer Manfred Schunke and American multi-instrumentalist Ed Key. Themusic on PLANET OF MAN is a sonic depiction of the history of the Earth, fromthe void through to man's domination of the planet, and ultimately back to thevoid. A blend of atmospheric electronics with abstract use of voice andeffects, via trippy folk and primeval percussives, onto a space-rock burn-outfeaturing Klaus Schulze at the drum stool, and returning to weird space musicat the end. It all adds up to a remarkable and unique album. In addition to theLP, is the unique track "Walkin' By Train" featured on the KUNSTKOPFDIMENSIONEN sampler, which also has Klaus Schulze on drums, and is an extrapiece recorded during the same sessions.

After a major rethink, Frank took over the band, adopting the role of leadvocalist (sounding surprisingly like Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson with a Germanaccent) and forging ahead with a completely new style. So, enter Eloy thespace-rock band, and the astounding album INSIDE, with lengthy tracks combiningorgan based classical rock elements into a dynamic mixture of heavy and cosmicstyles, a union of progressive and psychedelic with strong Pink Floydinfluence. FLOATING further developed this style on a heavier level, featuringmuch more guitar and multi-percussives, lengthy instrumentals and intelligentlycrafted songs. The mid-70's were notorious for ambitious concept albums, andobviously Frank didn't want to be left out. Thus, the next two Eloy albums werededicated to telling a science fantasy story in music and song. Despite beingby virtually different bands, POWER & THE PASSION and DAWN do have acontinuity in style, and tell a fascinating tale of time travel, lost love andthe creation of a God-like being! But, even DAWN, couldn't have prepared anyonefor their next opus, the mighty majestic OCEAN, an extraordinary and spaciouswork based on the legend of Atlantis. OCEAN, with its richly synthesizedinstrumentals and lengthy unfolding compositions, is certainly a timelessclassic of progressive rock. With the obligatory live album out, and famegrowing in countries other than Germany, a return was made to Pink Floyd realmson SILENT CRIES & MIGHTY ECHOES with Gilmour styled guitar licks andkeyboard arrangements almost stolen from "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"- yet this was still distinctly Eloy, branded with Frank's unique song style,use of dynamics and space.

Originally a psychedelic pop band, the debut album from the mysteriousGomorrha featured a number of rather dated pop songs, topped off by the lengthyopus "Trauma" recorded with the aid of Conny Plank, who turned itinto an opus of spectacular electronics and effects, mixing freaky rock withabstract collage. Some time later, and again under the aegis of Conny Plank,they re-recorded the album with English vocals and a more modern sound,releasing it as TRAUMA. A far more successful album, all the compositions beinggiven a new lease of life, with the title track, instead of diving into acollage, treks on to space-rock. Gomorrha's finest moment however was I TURNEDTO SEE WHOSE VOICE IT WAS, where Gomorrha's identity had become firmlyestablished: complex psychedelic rock fronted by angry guitars and organ, thatcould be simultaneously aggressive and spacious, with bizarre lyrics aboutlife, religion, death, etc. They presented a unique, adventurous and constantlysurprising form of rock music that has become an island unto itself. 2b1af7f3a8