Genre: Prog rock
Places I remember: Marbecks Records
Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: Wheel Of Fortune
Gear costume: On The Way Home
Active compensatory factors: A lot of links to Yes with this one: Fresh from a stint in Yes, Tony Kaye features in Badger on keyboards, Jon Anderson produces, Brian Lane manages both bands, and Roger Dean supplies the amazing cover.
Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: Wheel Of Fortune
Gear costume: On The Way Home
Active compensatory factors: A lot of links to Yes with this one: Fresh from a stint in Yes, Tony Kaye features in Badger on keyboards, Jon Anderson produces, Brian Lane manages both bands, and Roger Dean supplies the amazing cover.
Plus this is a live recording, done while supporting Yes.
The music is great and right up my alley with terrific noodling as they stretch out via some blues rock/prog rock lines.
Kaye stars, but the whole band is on awesome form. Apart from the inter song applause I would swear that this was a studio album. The songs are well crafted and expertly played.
Where do they all belong? A bit of a one off. The Badger line up changed after this debut and moved away from prog rock, so this album is even more of a stand out.
Where do they all belong? A bit of a one off. The Badger line up changed after this debut and moved away from prog rock, so this album is even more of a stand out.
