PROG REVIEW 856 - PSYCH! British Prog, Rock, Folk & Blues 1966-1973 - Various ALBUM REVIEW

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[@DrOz-007]

Looks intriguing enough...I will enter the competition and keep my fingers crossed, because I'm cheap!

[@russellhammond4373]

Thanks for the review. Not too sure I'll be entering the competition or buying it.

[@andrewkostelnyk272]

Thanks Darren -i will check it out -and get a copy via your link!

[@grantman7181]

no strawbs or moody blues I believe on Decca?

[@gsasfdf]

Always had a soft spot and interest in these obscure UK Psych/Folk/Prog artists, and Decca/Deram had quite a few great artists on their roster who only ever did like one single or album. I like the sort of mystique about it as well. I see Bill Fay is on there, and he had a revival about 10 years ago with new albums that were critically acclaimed. Great songwriter.

[@joshhoward8848]

Bill Fay is an incredible artist, I agree. Time of the Last Persecution is an all time top album for me.

[@richardguest5968]

Looks like this compilation covers much the same ground as the 'Strange Pleasures' box sets that came out on Decca some years ago. A right old mixed bag I would say.

[@TheDarrenLock]

Yup…