Bongers Project "Silent Sun" Cologne, Germany
In 1978 Marcel Bongers had a notable success in the progressive underground scene with "Pacific Prison", which is now internationally an often sought-after collecter's item. Nearly ten years after the sudden split of his "M.L. Bongers Project" he found a new companion for his musical ambitions in Karsten Schulze. They co-founded "Silent Sun", the only continuous of his various follow-up projects. ... more
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this album presents great long progressive songs in the style of Yes (from "Close to the edge" to "Going for the one") with beautiful vocals by Claire Hamill
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