Fantasy (1970)
Miami, Florida based Fantasy are the sole representative from America on my
Post psychedelic, proto progressive with female vocals
list (OK, I've added more since). The odd thing is the premise for the list is based on American
psychedelic music, but was generally carried forward into the 70s by
Europe. While the usual suspects like Jefferson Airplane and Janis
Joplin are rounded up for comparison here, this album is far more
progressive than that might imply. Given the early date, the music ties
closest to Julian's Treatment on Time Before This - as well as the Deram
album by the UK group Room. Blues, jazz, and psychedelic rock with
organ, guitar, and passionate female vocals are blended together for a
fine timepiece. A good one.
Ownership: 1970 Liberty (LP). Gatefold. Everything is backwards per design.
1/31/16 (acquired / review); 10/23/25
10/29/16 (new entry)
Their song "Circus of Invisible Men" is a masterpiece of the genre.
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