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Crack The Sky
by newwavepopman » Fri Jun 04, 2004 5:08 pm
I used to see quite a bit of their albums around in the local bins and in alot of used places like Goodwill stores.I was always wondering if they were ever considered to be a New Wave band? I couldn't tell you because I never did get to hear any of their records.Or any of their music.So were they a New Wave band,or did they ever do a few albums that would be considered New Wave,or ones that had a New Wave feel to them at least?
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by fritzb » Sat Jun 05, 2004 2:12 am
Crack The Sky is usually classified as Progressive Rock. Their self-titled 1975 album had a couple of really good tunes "Hold On" and "She's A Dancer". Their style is very jazz influenced with horns and such. Cool stuff, if you like that kind of thing.
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