8 thoughts on “ Devils Answer - Various - Progression - A Progressive Rock Anthology (Cassette) ”

1. This second volume of the "Anthology" series is more interesting due to the influence that the music of The Beatles of this period () had in the deveopment of new styles like Progressive Rock by other bands in later years/5(8).

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2. May 16,  · There are tens of Progressive Rock Compilations around and to put it bluntly, this is one of the best. It was released as a single Cassette and sold in droves simply because there was such a great selection of 20 really good tracks. Each and every one has its merits. The cassette was so successful they released the CD version.

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3. Progression: A Progressive Rock Anthology Various Artists. out of 5 stars Audio CD. £ it could have been "Devils Answer"!. The press release claims it's 'the perfect Father’s Day gift and a dream-come-true for any progressive rock completist.' The first half may be true, the second is nonsense, but this will sell well to /5(4).

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4. Devils is an anthology of themed fantasy and science fiction short stories on the subject of devils or demons edited by Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg and Charles G. Waugh as the eighth volume in their Isaac Asimov's Magical Worlds of Fantasy series. It was first published in paperback by Signet/New American Library in June The first British edition was issued in trade paperback by.

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5. 'Devil's Answer' is a decent compilation of twelve BBC session recordings plus three live tunes that were pulled from a gig. Carl Palmer are on the first two cuts "Friday The 13th" and "Seven Lonely Streets"/5(12).

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6. On Punk Rock Anthology CD, (Anagram Records, CDPUNK ) Elvis Costello. On This Years Model CD reissue, (Edsel Records MANUS ) On Various Artists: Kats Karavan: The History Of John Peel On The Radio 4xCD, (Universal ‎ ) Cows. On Various Artists: Amphetamine Reptile: Peel Sessions CD, (Dutch East India Trading.

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7. Oct 23,  · Vintage Devil Songs is a fun collection of old school Jazz, Blues, R&B, Gospel, Bluegrass, and Country. I don't know exactly when most of the tunes were recorded, but I am guessing ss. There is a big leap in time, from tune to tune. I love stuff like this. You often find hidden gems in compilations like these.5/5(2).

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8. Jan 06,  · Devil Music: A History of the Occult in Rock & Roll From The Beatles and the Stones to Led Zep, Alice Cooper and Black Sabbath, how the dark arts .

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