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A Surprisingly Great Find!Wow, do I love this album! I got into Popol Vuh in my never-ending search for great obscure Prog records from the 70's. Popol Vuh sort of fall into that category of "German Art bands that were not really progressive but people called them progressive anyways" (like Can and Amon Duul ll.) Of course that's going by the more common definition of Prog Rock which was really Symphonic Prog (i.e. Genesis and Yes.) Using it's basic definition, this music is indeed progressive, and should appeal to adven…
Less experimental pieces of gentle jazzy rockPopul Vuh does it for me best when hitting with waves of mesmerizing Moog, and other keyboard splendor. In the Garden of Pharoah is probably the best example of this. EinsJager and Siebenjager is MUCH more in the vein of well executed, attractive, rather crisp and clean, progressive blues rock, albeit without anyone howling any distracting vocals.The keyboards are limited mainly to acoustic piano and the lead instrument is a very accurately played guitar, very little is sloppy on this record.T…
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