Progressive Rock Discography

Crimson - Edge of Sanity 2 April 1996 1 track Personnel: Edge of Sanity Dan Swanö − lead vocals, acoustic guitar, rhythm guitar (center channel), harmony guitar, keyboards Andreas Axelsson − rhythm guitar (right channel) Sami Nerberg − rhythm guitar (left channel) Anders Lindberg − bass guitar Benny Larsson − drums, percussion Additional musicians Anders Måreby − cello Mikael Åkerfeldt − additional vocals, lead guitar Production Lyrics written by Axelsson/Swanö January 1996 Recorded and mixed in Unisound by Dan Swanö and ProMix 1 December 1995 to January 1996 Mastered and digitally edited by Peter in de Betou & Dan Swanö in Cutting Room, Stockholm January 1996 Cover artwork by Duncan C. Storr Cover concept by Dan Swanö Design and Layout by Maren Lotz Executive Producer: Börje Forsberg Promotion: Björn Schrenk

Gentle Giant - Gentle Giant 27 November 1970 7 tracks Personnel: Musicians Gary Green – lead guitar, 12 string guitar (2, 4 & 5), backing vocals Kerry Minnear – Hammond organ (1–3 & 5–7), Minimoog (3, 5 & 7), Mellotron (1, 3, 6 & 7), electric (5), acoustic (2 & 5) and honky-tonk (4) piano, tympani (tracks 1 & 3), xylophone (4), cello (2), bass guitar (2), backing and lead (3 & 6) vocals Derek Shulman – lead (1–3, 5 & 6) and backing vocals, bass (4) Phil Shulman – trumpet (1–3 & 7), alto (3) and tenor (5 & 6) saxophones, descant (6), treble (6) and tenor (6) recorder, backing and lead (2–5) vocals Ray Shulman – bass guitar (1–3 & 5–7), electric (5–7) and acoustic (5) guitar, violin (1), violins (2 & 4), triangle (2), backing vocals Martin Smith – drums (tracks 1–3 & 5–7), brushed snare drum (track 4) Additional musicians Paul Cosh – tenor horn (1) Claire Deniz – cello (4) Production Roy Baker – recording engineer George Underwood – cover artist Tony Visconti – producer

Opeth - Morningrise 24 June 1996 5 tracks Personnel: Opeth Mikael Åkerfeldt – vocals, guitars Peter Lindgren – guitars Johan De Farfalla – bass Anders Nordin – drums, percussion Additional personnel Stefan Guteklint – bass guitar on "Eternal Soul Torture" Production Dan Swanö – engineering, mixing Peter in de Betou – mastering Tuija Lindström – album cover Lennart Kaltea – photography Tom Martinsen – layout Timo Ketola – logo

Jethro Tull - A Passion Play 13 July 1973 1 track Personnel: Jethro Tull Ian Anderson – lead vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, soprano and sopranino saxophone Martin Barre – electric guitar John Evan – backing vocals, piano, organ, synthesizer Jeffrey Hammond – bass guitar, spoken word (on "The Story of the Hare Who Lost His Spectacles") Barriemore Barlow – drums, percussion, timpani, glockenspiel, marimba Additional personnel Dee Palmer – orchestral arrangements Robin Black – sound engineer Terry Ellis – executive producer Brian Ward – photography

Soft Machine - Third 6 June 1970 4 tracks Personnel: Soft Machine Elton Dean – alto saxophone, saxello (all but 3) Mike Ratledge – Hohner Pianet, Lowrey organ, piano, Hammond organ (2) Hugh Hopper – bass guitar Robert Wyatt – drums, vocals (3), plus on 3 (uncredited): Hammond organ, Mellotron, Hohner Pianet, piano, bass Additional personnel Lyn Dobson – flute, soprano saxophone (1) Jimmy Hastings – flute, bass clarinet (2, 4) Nick Evans – trombone (2, 4) Rab Spall – violin (3)

Yes - Relayer 29 November 1974 3 tracks Personnel: Yes Jon Anderson – lead vocals, acoustic guitars, piccolo, percussion Steve Howe – acoustic and electric guitars, pedal steel, electric sitar, backing vocals Chris Squire – bass guitar, backing vocals Patrick Moraz – piano, electric piano, Hammond organ, Minimoog, Mellotron Alan White – drums, percussion Production Yes – production Eddy Offord – production, engineer Genaro Rippo – tape operator Roger Dean – cover design, illustration Mike Allinson – paste up Brian Lane – coordinator Jean Ristori – band photograph Mansell Litho – plates

Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Tarkus 4 June 1971 7 tracks Personnel: Emerson, Lake & Palmer Keith Emerson – Hammond organ, pipe organ at St. Mark's Church, piano, celesta, Moog modular synthesizer, Minimoog Greg Lake – vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, bass, production for E. G. Records Carl Palmer – drums, assorted percussion Technicial personnel Eddy "Are You Ready" Offord – engineer William Neal – paintings (C.C.S. Assoc.)

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 12 September 1975 5 tracks Personnel: Pink Floyd David Gilmour – lead vocals (tracks 2, 4), vocal harmonies (tracks 1–2, 4–5), electric lead guitar (1, 3, 5), electric rhythm guitar (tracks 1, 3, 5), acoustic guitar (tracks 2, 4), Twelve-string guitar (track 4), pedal steel guitar (tracks 4–5), bass (track 5), EMS VCS 3 (tracks 2–3) Nick Mason – drums (tracks 1, 3–5), timpani and cymbals (track 2) Roger Waters – lead vocals (tracks 1, 5), vocal harmonies (track 1), bass (all tracks), EMS VCS 3 (tracks 1–4) Richard Wright – vocal harmonies (tracks 1, 5), keyboards (all tracks), Steinway piano (tracks 1, 4–5), vibraphone (track 1), Minimoog (all tracks), EMS VCS 3 (track 1) Additional musicians Venetta Fields, Carlena Williams – backing vocals (tracks 1, 5) Dick Parry – saxophones (track 1) Roy Harper – lead vocals (track 3) Stéphane Grappelli – violin (track 4; mixed down to an almost inaudible level on original release, restored only on Experience Edition) Unidentified musician(s) – singing glasses (tracks 1, 5), sound effects (tracks 1, 5), EMS VCS 3 (track 5) Production Pink Floyd – producer Brian Humphries – sound engineer Peter James – assistant sound engineer Doug Sax, James Guthrie – 1992 remastering at The Mastering Lab James Guthrie, Joel Plante – 2011 remastering at das boot recording Technical Phil Taylor – road manager/equipment technician. Additional photography(remaster & 50th anniversary edition) Hipgnosis – design, photography Peter Christopherson, Jeff Smith, Howard Bartrop and Richard Manning – design assistants George Hardie – graphics Jill Furmanovsky – additional photography (remaster)

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells 25 May 1973 2 tracks Personnel: Mike Oldfield – grand piano, glockenspiel, Farfisa organ, bass guitar, electric guitar (including "speed guitar", "fuzz guitar", "mandolin-like guitar" and "guitars sounding like bagpipes"), taped motor drive amplifier organ chord, assorted percussion, acoustic guitar, flageolet, honky tonk piano, Lowrey organ, concert timpani, Hammond organ, Spanish guitar, vocals ("Piltdown Man" and "Moribund chorus"), and tubular bells Additional musicians Steve Broughton – drums Lindsay L. Cooper – string basses Jon Field – flutes Mundy Ellis – backing vocals ("Girlie Chorus") Sally Oldfield – backing vocals ("Girlie Chorus") Vivian Stanshall – Master of Ceremonies Nasal Choir (uncredited) Bootleg Chorus – the Manor Choir conducted by Mike Oldfield Production Mike Oldfield – producer, 2009 stereo and 5.1 surround sound mix Simon Heyworth – producer, engineer, mastering Tom Newman – producer, engineer Trevor Key – artwork

Camel - Mirage 1 March 1974 5 tracks Personnel: Camel Andrew Latimer – guitars, flute; vocals on "The White Rider" and "Lady Fantasy" Peter Bardens – organ, piano, Minimoog, Mellotron, Fender electric piano, Hohner clavinet, celesta; vocals on "Freefall" and "Lady Fantasy" Doug Ferguson – bass Andy Ward – drums, percussion Production Produced by David Hitchcock Engineered by Howard Kilgour and Bill Price