What's the best stuff from the Canterbury scene?

Soft machine and caravan

>>60177997
Soft Machine
Gong
Egg
Nucleus
If you count Henry Cow then yeah they're probably the best

>>60179433
Caravan a shit m8

national health and hatfield

>>60177997
I say tie between:
Egg - The Polite Force
Hatfield and the North - s/t
National Health - Of Queues and Cures

also joy of a toy is the best if you count that

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>>60177997
Tortoise - Milions Now Living Will Never Die

>>60179992
That's not Canterbury Scene though, is it?

Univers Zero would be Canterbury or no?
Definitely avant prog along with Henry Cow.

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>>60177997
probably more pop than prog tvh, but it's comfy as fuck. Gong is also pretty good, kinda like cardiacs+ the psych atmospheric side of pink floyd. Tvh I would say the best things to come out of the scene are probably Kevin Ayers and Robert Wyatt's early solo records but they don't really fit in stylistically with the canterbury sound

>>60177997
Robert Wyatt- Rock Bottom

>>60179543
This, Robert Wyatt and Kevin Ayers.

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Is there any good modern canterbury worship albums that isn't this?

>>60177997
I don't really like the label since I don't hear much of a characteristic sound.
According to wikipedia Comus is Canterbury (uhh).

I think it's easiest for me to single out favorite musicians involved, since there's at least significant overlap in that regard.
Wyatt, Cooper, Krause and Frith have all made mostly excellent music (well, the last has some lesser works), both in bands and solo.
Honorable mention: Cutler, whom I haven't heard enough of. Another potential favorite.
>>60179944
I guess I need to give this another listen. Unexpectedly didn't do much for me the first time around.

>>60180487
>I guess I need to give this another listen. Unexpectedly didn't do much for me the first time around.
DO IT NOW!

>>60180259
it's good

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Here's some true patrician Canterbury

>>60180509
Aye, sir! Already on it.

>>60179907
>Hatfield and the North - s/t
Yeah Hatfield And The North is wonderful.

>>60180565
This too, closely affiliated with This Heat.

>>60180695
Son of 'There's No Place Like Homerton' is a musical masterpiece.

>>60177997
Something about that album cover makes me sick.

Please delete.

>>60180301
Syd Arthur is a band thats actually from Canterbury and they definitely take from the Canterbury sound a lot, though they have a modern tinge too. Theyre on the more accessible side of things, so if you're cool with that, check out their album On An On.

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I'm not sure if Canterbury refers the specific sound of symphonic prog that came from the area or its exclusively bands from the area, but I think this album is great

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m81I0bk1P8o

>>60179944
>>60180509
Ok, it was better this time. Kinda charming.
Started strong and ended strong, but I kinda zoned out in the middle, so I'm still not quite convinced. But I suppose the guy has a reputation for being wildly inconsistent.

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So now I'm listening to this for the first time, after this thread prompted me to finally give them a try.
And so far it's pretty sweet. Had to double-check upon seeing the song run times; so wonderfully uneven are they.
Pleasant surprise to hear Wyatt on one track, and the following >>60180789 was quite something as well.