Title: 1980's prog classic
Product review: Ok, ok, so the 1980's was the decade of "digital music", mtv, dance music and all other things "modern". For progressive rock, it was a very weak decade and hardcore prog fans dismiss the 1980's as the "decade of nothing good for progressive". That is mainly true to an extent but there are some gems from this decade if one looks hard enough. "Huseg" from the Hungarian band East is one such gem. Using the complex styles from 1970's prog bands, "Huseg" blends complex head-spinning guitar solos by Janos Varga along with more modern keyboards. Some people will have a hangup with the use of digital keyboards on this album but let me assure you these keyboard solos are blazing and everybit as impressive as the 70's legendary keyboards from Tony Banks, Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman, etc... Vocals in Hungarian and some of the suites delivery a sincere, yet melancholy message. A 1980's prog classic.
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