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One of the many fantastic, obscure European progressive bands to be unearthed and 
made available to the prog-buying public is Asia Minor, who only released two very 
small-time albums in the late '70s. This band took a more unusual twist on the genre 
popularised by Camel, with a mostly instrumental rock (what lyrics there are, are sung 
in a strangely accented English), with folk and ethnic influences, featuring much flute, 
guitar and keyboards.

The two albums are Crossing The Line and Between Flesh and Divine, the latter one is 
absolutely essential. Excellent and original, indispensable for all lovers of Progressive rock. 
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1979 - Crossing The Line
1981 - Between Flesh And Divine
1988 - Landscape Pictures In Rock (Demo Version of Between Flesh And Divine)