Artist: Gentle Giant
Genre: Progressive Rock
British progressive rock band known for their complex, experimental approach. Their intricate compositions, medieval influences, and technical virtuosity created cerebral prog. Though not commercially massive, their influence on progressive rock and metal is substantial. Their complexity and willingness to experiment make them cult favorites among progressive rock aficionados appreciating musical sophistication.
Gentle Giant vinyl records (43)
GENTLE GIANT In A Glass House (2010 UK remastered reissue of the 1973 6-track vinyl LP - a great album from the British prog-rockers; issued in a textured picture sleeve replicating the original artwork. The sleeve is VG showing some light general wear and the start of a seam split on the top edge while the vinyl remains in Near Mint condition
£45.00 used
GENTLE GIANT The Power And The Glory (1974 UK 8-track LP the stunning sixth LP from the eclectic-prog masters including the classic Giant opener & live set frequenter Proclamation the beautiful Aspirations & the mind-boggling So Sincere featuring the off-beat drum work of John Weathers complete with lyric insert fully laminated picture sleeve with rounded corners
£106.00 used
GENTLE GIANT Octopus (Mid 70s UK spaceship label issue of the 1972 8-track LP complete with lyric inner the formidable fourth album which marked the last involvement of eldest Shulman brother Phil & the first outing for third drummer John Weathers who stayed with the band thereafter. Engineered by Martin Rushent [T-Rex Yes Buzzcocks Stranglers] this is a cult classic among prog fans including the brain-melting complexity of Knots full of interlocking vocal harmonies wedde Track Listing: d to bold symphonic rock sounds
£28.00 used