Albatross - Albatross (Reissue) (1976/2004)
Artist: Albatross
Title: Albatross
Year Of Release: 1976/2004
Label: Tachika Records
Genre: Prog Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 36:55
Total Size: 95/235 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Albatross
Year Of Release: 1976/2004
Label: Tachika Records
Genre: Prog Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 36:55
Total Size: 95/235 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (14:09)
2. Mr. Natural (5:23)
3. Devil's Strumpet (8:36)
4. Cannot Be Found (3:33)
5. Humpback Whales (4:34)
Line-up::
Mark Dahlgren / keyboards, synthesizers, vocals
Joe Guarino / bass, vocals
Mike Novak / vocals
Paul Roe / lead guitar
Dana Williams / percussion
A lesser-known American symphonic band from Rockford Illinois, ALBATROSS was heavily Influenced by Yes, Keith Emerson, and Lift., they share the same dubious honor as bands like Starcastle and Cathedral in their Yes comparisons.
The Band featured Mark Dahlgren on keyboards, Paul Roe on lead guitar, Joe Guarino on bass, Dana Williams on Percussion, and Mike Novak, who's vocals have been called an acquired taste. Dahlgren's synths and mellotron often suffer accusations of copying Rick Wakeman and Emerson.
The strength lies in the experimentation and guitar/synth duets. They only released the self titled album on the Anvil label in 1976.
Singer Mike Novak joined THE BLUES HAWKS (another Rockford band) in 1996. This was tremendously good news, as he had just recovered from a double aneurysm.
The Band featured Mark Dahlgren on keyboards, Paul Roe on lead guitar, Joe Guarino on bass, Dana Williams on Percussion, and Mike Novak, who's vocals have been called an acquired taste. Dahlgren's synths and mellotron often suffer accusations of copying Rick Wakeman and Emerson.
The strength lies in the experimentation and guitar/synth duets. They only released the self titled album on the Anvil label in 1976.
Singer Mike Novak joined THE BLUES HAWKS (another Rockford band) in 1996. This was tremendously good news, as he had just recovered from a double aneurysm.