McDonald and Giles

These guys can get it. Nice album, thanks for submitting it. Congrats on finishing!

A nice proggy time that doesn't hit the ear-grating heights of something like Yes

Hippies meet progs in the collision of decades

I was so excited for this given the pedigree of the two featured musicians, but it really just did not click for me. It's a shame, as prog is arguably my favorite genre, but I felt like an outsider looking in and seeing all the dislikeable things about it highlighted. Oh well.

Not really sure what to make of this. It didn't annoy me, that's at least something. It was just 'there' and when it was done it wasn't there anymore.

Well, apparently these had something to do with King Crimson. Sure sounds that way. But these guys took it to the next step, which ment more complicated passages. For me that was just too much to take.

Real bland 70s rock

I don't think this really pushes boundaries to the extent of most other prog rock but it was decently entertaining and the last song was a nice payoff. 7/10

8/10. I like.

Coulda, woulda, shoulda been on the list? May not be as influential as some of the prog that did make the cut, but certainly as enjoyable, if not more, to listen to. Love the sound separation and mixing. Each instrument is isolated clearly and the elements are well balanced. Would be a good record to test your audio setup.

Nice early prog rock. Very pleasant and interesting. 4 stars.

Renaissance fair type jazz prog stuff, I'm kinda stoned and it's doing it alright for me.

This seems like something that would’ve been on the main list. King Crimson prog but with some jazzy notes. Interesting

Journey before destination still implies a destination. This has a lack of destination in my opinion, but fun prog.

Heart sank at the thought of more prog but liked quite a bit of this, especially the last track

Groovy and chill prog. Definitely better than most prog that came after it but still... not my thing.

I'm generally a King Crimson fan but my reaction to this was fairly lukewarm. I didn't dislike it, it had some solid high points but also some places where it lost me entirely.

Very oldschool progrock. It seems more accessible than some of the newer stuff.

Firmly in the as-piece tradition, contrasted with the as-record. Well-played, the music goes down easy, doesn't leave a particular scene or sensation. That is, similar enough to the other early Floyd material, just less oriented to song.

I'm a big fan of King Crimson so this is a nice find. However, early 70's prog was pretty "out there" and this is no exception and it sounds a lot like early Gong. This is a also bit too folky and and not enough King Crimson for my tastes.

Beatles vibe with progressive things. Interesting but not my thing honestly

Hmm

I like this more than King Crimson - more easy to digest with some great drum rhythms and Beatles-style singing. Good.