Camel

Camel are definitely located on the upper echelon of popularity within the 70's progressive rock scene, yet it still feels like they're so damn overlooked. Why Camel is not brought up in the same spotlight as Yes, Rush or Genesis is beyond me, as I believe Camel's early discography is equally as - if not more impressive than it's contemporaries'. Their self-titled debut is yet another hidden gem within their extensive discography, an explosive outburst of passion and creativity neatly coated by ... read more

Camel is a phenomenal progressive record, showcasing each technical and emotional aspect the genre is known for. From the incredibly well-executed virtuosities, to charismatic and laid-back vocals, to great jazzy swagger, this album is pure ear candy. Not one single note sounds out of place, no song feels too short or too long, no solo feels exaggerated. This LP was clearly chiseled with incredible care, resulting in one of the most stunningly beautiful and groovy records ever.

No sabia que los camellos hacían tan buena musica

Eh, I don’t know. Nothing on here really struck me as particularly interesting here. I’ll keep listening to this band’s albums, but this was no Gentle Giant.