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Jazzloops / The Stolen Hour Review by Gary Hill This double CD set includes two rare albums from Hugh Hopper. For those who don't know, Hopper was at one time a member of Soft Machine. More...



Volume 1: Memories Review by Gary Hill Best known for his work as the bassist in Soft Machine, this is the first disc of a ten disc set of archival releases from Hopper. More...



Volume 2: Franglo Band Review by Gary Hill Hugh Hopper is probably best known as one of the founding members of Soft Machine. More...

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Hughscore - Delta Flora Review by Gary Hill Low key and rather jazzy; this is an intriguing prog album. Really a nice change of pace, and interesting direction for the genre to go in. In the tradition of the great prog experimentation of the '70's, this is a new and very original sound. More...



Soft Machine - Drop Review by G. W. Hill I struggled with this review. It’s not that I don’t respect the musicianship. Clearly I do. More...



Soft Machine - Drop (colored vinyl edition) Review by G. W. Hill This new vinyl edition is classy. The vinyl is red and very high quality. More...



Soft Machine - Floating World Live Review by G. W. Hill So you say you like fusion? More...



Soft Machine - NDR Jazz Workshop, Germany, May 17, 1973 Review by Gary Hill This awesome set is composed of a CD and DVD. They feature much of the same material. More...



Soft Machine - Spaced Review by Gary Hill The music on this CD is incredibly hard to describe or categorize. Certainly ambient space music would be applicable to some of this. More...



Gary Windo - Steam Radio Tapes Review by G. W. Hill This new release features a lot of old recordings that had been lost over the years. More...



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Soft Machine - Virtually Review by G. W. Hill This album features a live recording from 1971. More...

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