Existen dos ediciones de este disco: la normal sin remasterizar, y ésta, remasterizada. Enlace en comentarios.ENGLISH:
Two different editions of this album exist: the first one, unremastered, and this one, remastered. Link in comments.
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Asturcón - (Sin nombre)
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Hi,
Can you name any more bands similar to Asturcon and from Asturias? I've spent a lot of time looking but most reviews just say Spain.
Cheers
Carl
Hola,
Puede usted nombrar más bandas similares a Asturcon y de Asturias? He pasado mucho tiempo buscando pero más evaluaciones sólo decir España.
Cheers,
Carl
Oh great site you have!!
Hi there, well, Asturcón were pretty unique, but Goma 2 (http://spanishprogressiverock.blogspot.com/2009/12/repost-goma-2-sin-nombre-untitled-flac.html), from Galicia (just beside Asturias) should appeal you. They had a piper in the line-up, and some very new-waveish influences. Lyrics in galician portuguese, which sounds kinda similar to asturian (the dialect spoken in Asturias that Asturcón sang in).
Also:
- Trasgu (http://spanishprogressiverock.blogspot.com/2009/11/trasgu-la-isla-de-helice.html) are also worth checking out, I think. Not that poppy or new wave influenced, but still in that vein.
- Celtas Cortos' first (http://spanishprogressiverock.blogspot.com/2008/12/celtas-cortos-salida-de-emergencia.html) is an all instrumental, celtic rock effort with contemporary influences.
- If you're into 70's electric (not acoustic) folk-oriented sympho prog, Ibio's first (http://spanishprogressiverock.blogspot.com/2009/01/repost-ibio-cuevas-de-altamira-reedicin.html) is pure bliss, in my opinion.
I have more suggestions, but the list would be endless. Those should do it for you, though.
Cheers.
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