Peephole in My Brain: British Progressive Pop - Peephole In My Brain: British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1971 / VariousThree CD set. 1971 stands as an odd, rather surreal year in British pop history: while American soft rockers and singer songwriters were dominating the album charts, the year in which the country ch ch changed over to decimal currency saw the homegrown pop rock scene becoming increasingly eccentric. Peephole In My Brain documents the progressive pop sounds of the year as the underground rock scene crossed over to the mainstream. Our 71 tracks from '71

The idea was to put together 20 miniature compositions by 20 different composers in order to celebrate the passing of 20 years and take the step into the next 20

a devious local fisherman

have political references

the second century of our era

Georges Enescu and Jacques Thibaut

8)"Hum are now a prime example among the bands from their generation that have made good on unfinished business and shown there are different ways to have longevity in music

Rock-solid technique and virtuosity while avoiding showmanship have informed his playing from student days at the Junior Royal Academy in London from age 11

Daniel Brel - Four Paths of Melancholy

The band lived together

it's up to Charlie to discover who killed his killer

An energetic SOUND FOUNTAIN

Hallelujah Homecoming