Oh, and let me add, that I would not consider this an "underground" piece of prog. A solo album by any member of Genesis at the time, could not be underground. They were pretty mainstream at the time. After all, in the same year, there were a great number of absolute masterpieces of prog (much better than Smallcreep's Day, IMO), that were substantially more underground. Sure, they were much more on the avant-prog end of the spectrum, and more edgy, thorny, atonal, etc., but also incredible. And substantially more underground. Eskaton - 4 Visions (Magma influenced) Present - Triskaidekaphobie (heavy, Crimson-ish, avant-garde) Art Zoyd - Generation Sans Futur (dark, atonal, avant-garde) Picchio Dal Pozzo - Abbiamo Tutti I Suoi Problemi (jazzy Canterbury influenced) Abus Dangereux - Le Quatrieme Mouvement (prog-fusion, with Magma influneces) |
