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10066 - ROLLING STONE - 50 GREATEST PROG ROCK ALBUMS OF ALL TIME, DISC 46 - CARMEN - FANDANGOS IN SPACE (1973)

Compilation By Jon Dolan, Dan Epstein, Reed Fischer, Richard Gehr, Brandon Geist, Kory Grow, Will Hermes, Ryan Reed, Jon Weiderhorn (rollingtone.com)

For close to a half century, prog has been the breeding ground for rock's most out-there, outsized and outlandish ideas: Thick-as-a-brick concept albums, an early embrace of synthesizers, overly complicated time signatures, Tolkienesque fantasies, travails from future days and scenes from a memory. In celebration of Rush's first Rolling Stone cover story, here's the best of the deliciously decadent genre that the punks failed to kill.

CARMEN
''FANDANGOS IN SPACE''
1973
45:47

1 Bulerias (David Allen) 05:21
A) Cante;
B) Baile;
C) Reprise
2 Bullfight (Roberto Amaral) 04:16
3 Stepping Stone (Roberto Amaral) 02:51
4 Sailor Song (David Allen) 05:12
5 Lonely House (David Allen) 04:04
6 For Tarantos (Traditional) 01:43
7 Looking Outside (My Window) (David Allen, Roberto Amaral) 07:19
A) Theme;
B) Zorongo;
C) Finale
8 Tales Of Spain (David Allen) 06:46
9 Retirando (John Glascock, Paul Fenton, Andrea Allen, Roberto Amaral, David Allen) 00:43
10 Fandangos In Space (Roberto Amaral) 06:36
11 Reprise Finale (David Allen) 00:51


David Allen - Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Flamenco Guitar
Roberto Amaral - Vibraphone, Flamenco Dance, Backing Vocals, Castanets, Lead Vocals
Angela Allen - Synthesizer, Mellotron, Lead Vocals, Flamenco Dance, Backing Vocals
John Glascock - Bass Guitar, Bass Pedals, Backing Vocals
Paul Fenton - Drums, Percussion

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