Zanov - Open Worlds Review by Gary Hill This isn’t progressive rock in the classic sense of the word. It’s progressive music, though.
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Zanov - Lost in the Future Review by Gary Hill To some degree you know what you will get with Zanov. The music is always electronic keyboard stuff along the lines of Synergy, Vangelis, Kraftwerk and others.
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Frank Zappa - Roxy and Elsewhere Review by Steve Alspach Toward the end of the run of the Mothers of Invention, this 2-LP set was released. Only Zappa would have the -dare I say it? - Unmitigated audacity to release a live album with virtually all new material.
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Frank Zappa - Hot Rats Review by Gary Hill This was Frank Zappa’s second solo album.
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Frank Zappa - Jazz from Hell Review by Gary Hill This is an instrumental jazz album.
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Frank Zappa - Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch Review by Gary Hill This 1982 Zappa album has some cool stuff. It's probably best known for the song "Valley Girl," which features his daughter Moon Unit on spoken vocals.
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Frank Zappa - Zoot Allures Review by Gary Hill This 1976 release was Frank Zappa's only set on Warner Brothers Records. It has the usual type of Zappa weirdness you would expect.
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Frank Zappa - The Grand Wazoo Review by Gary Hill An almost completely instrumental album, if anyone has an argument about Frank Zappa landing under prog rock, they really need to listen to this.
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Frank Zappa - Waka/Jawaka (vinyl) Review by Gary Hill This disc was the fourth solo album from Frank Zappa. It was released in 1972.
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Frank Zappa - Chunga's Revenge (vinyl) Review by Gary Hill Released in 1970, this was the third solo album from Frank Zappa. The disc saw the debut of Turtles members Flo and Eddie as part of Zappa's band.
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Frank Zappa - Burnt Weeny Sandwich (vinyl) Review by Gary Hill This album, the final credited to The Mothers of Invention, features two vocal tracks, with the remainder of them instrumental.
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Frank Zappa - Studio Tan (vinyl) Review by Gary Hill This Frank Zappa disc has some trademark sounds. I think the side long "Greggary Peccary" has quite a bit in common with the "...Yellow Snow..." suite from Apostrophe .
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Zeelley Moon - Zeelley Moon Review by Gary Hill This album is so strong. The music here is of the melodic progressive rock variety.
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Zenit - The Chandrasekhar Limit Review by Gary Hill One way to look at this CD is that it’s a lot like The Flower Kings.
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Zenxienz - Cosmosis Review by Gary Hill This set is electronic music. Perhaps it's not the tightest fit under progressive rock, but it's clearly progressive music.
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061180 - I’m Considering Being a Cloud Review by Gary Hill Psychedelia, creepy music and more merge into something that’s unusual, but also compelling.
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Zero Times Everything - Sonic Cinema Review by Gary Hill This is very adventurous music. I'm sure it's not the kind of thing that's well-suited for everyone. I really like it a lot, though.
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Zero Times Everything - Sound Of Music Review by Gary Hill This is the second disc from Zero Times Everything. Like the first one that I also reviewed at MSJ, this is exceptional adventurous.
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Zhongyu - Zhongyu is Chinese for Finally Review by Gary Hill Based on the name of the group and the cover, it would be easy to think that Zhongyu was a Chinese band.
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Lonny Ziblat - Dream Hunting Review by Gary Hill You might know Lonny Ziblat from his band Modest Midget. This set lands under progressive rock in part because of that connection.
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Zierler - Esc Review by Gary Hill Featuring members of Beyond Twilight, Halford, Fates Warning, Firewind, Scar Symmetry and Circus Maximus, this album is quite cool.
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Rocco Zifarelli - Music Unites Review by Gary Hill I wasn't sure what to expect with this album. Well, it really blew me away.
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Ziguri - onetwothreefour Review by Gary Hill
This is a very weird album. I like the majority of it quite a bit, though.
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Zilla With Her Eyes Shut - Whisper Whisper (digital single) Review by Gary Hill I've landed this under prog. Don't expect old-school progressive rock. This is more of an art rock kind of thing.
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Zilla With Her Eyes Shut - Zilla With Her Eyes Shut Review by Gary Hill I previously reviewed the single "Whisper Whisper" in the last issue of Music Street Journal.
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The Zodiac - Cosmic Sounds Review by Gary Hill I've read that both Roger Waters and Justin Hayward listed this album as an influence on them at least once. Listening to this reissue, it's obvious.
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Zombie Picnic - A Suburb of Earth Review by Gary Hill This instrumental set is part jam band, part trippy psychedelia, part space music and part prog.
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Zombie Picnic - Rise of a New Ideology Review by Gary Hill I reviewed another set from these guys a while back and really liked it. This one is even stronger than that one.
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Zombie Picnic - Rise of a New Ideology (vinyl) Review by Gary Hill This is a review of the vinyl version of the new album from Zombie Picnic. I suppose you probably got a lot of that from the title header of this review.
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