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Flash - 'In The Can' (One Way Records)

Mike Reed | USA | 06/30/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Originally released in 1972, 'In The Can' was the band's second of three albums they'd put out in their rather brief existence. Some under-appreciated UK post-Yes progressive rock. Best cuts are the ten-minute "Lifetime" and the twelve-minute epic "Black And White". Line-up: Peter Banks(formerly of Yes) - guitar, Colin Carter - vocals, Ray Bennett - bass and Michael Hough - drums. Might appeal to some fans of Starcastle, Alan Parsons, PFM and Giles, Giles& Fripp."

If you liked the first Flash then.....

K. Lewis | OZ | 02/06/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"More of what we heard on the first Flash is here, including their best track of their short career "Lifetime" Tony Kaye is gone, but the guitars are cranked up a notch and you don't really notice. Peter Banks deserves more credit in the prog world. Flash is a great group that a Yes fan will no doubt like."

Little-known Prog-Rock Classic!

R. Goodwin | Philly | 07/06/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Listened to this album many times in '72-'73 when it was first released. A great record to put on and listen to from beginning to end. I though they had developed more of a sound of their own on this one opposed to a "Yes sound-alike". I preferred this band over Yes in fact.Great guitar work and a grittier sound than Yes. A CRIMINALLY OVERLOOKED ALBUM!"