Subject Esq - Subject Esq (1972) LP

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Artist:
Title: Subject Esq
Year Of Release: 1972
Label: Epic
Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Jazz Rock, Prog Rock
Quality: Flac (tracks, 24/96)
Total Time: 43:00
Total Size: 1 Gb (scans)
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Tracklist:

01. Alone 5:19
02. Giantania 6:40
03. What Is Love 5:36
04. 5:13 4:25
05. Mammon 12:37
06. Durance Is Waiting 8:23

Founded in Munich, Germany in 1966 (as "The Subjects") - Disbanded in 1977 - Reformed between 2005-2016

SAHARA is a mid-70's act that produced two albums, but prior to that they'd worked and released another as SUBJECT ESQ. The music is rather typical early 70s proto-prog with elements of JETHRO TULL (for the flute-guitar interplay), early YES, and the occasional saxophone riffs remind of early VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR. There are some spacier and/or symphonic parts that recall NEKTAR, GENESIS (around "Trespass"), and maybe early ELOY. With the arrival of ex-OUT OF FOCUS Hennes Henring on keyboards, the band continued under the new name SAHARA after this album. Sunrise has been a minor classic , especially for its sidelong epic title track. Their second album, "For All The Clowns", is straighter with an overdose of progressive influences, notably FOCUS / YES and CARAVAN and a potpourri styles.