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10 de mar. de 2023 · Todd Rundgren's Utopia is the debut album released by the American Progressive Rock band Utopia. Masterminded by former pop artist Todd Rundgren, this album is one of the classic prog albums of all time. Todd put together a 6-piece band in 1974 (the greatest prog rock year in my opinion), featuring 3 keyboardists (Mark Klingman, Jean Labat, and Ralph Shuckett) that mainly toured as a live act ...
"Initiation" arguably stands as Todd Rundgren's most progressive release either as a solo artist or as a member of Utopia. By this time, Todd had fully realised the potential of the synthesiser as a means to achieve the sounds he was looking for; happily this coincided with a period which produced some of his most inspired writing.
In short, Utopia Theme is the highlight, with some inspired parts of The Ikon to sweeten the deal. This album really occupies a unique place within prog, fusion and Rundgren's career, and from that perspective it should be given appropriate respect.
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The second album from "Todd Rundgren's Utopia" was, oddly enough, a live record. They didn't repeat anything from their first record (thank goodness for small favors), instead focusing on a wonderful new trio of songs on the first side, rounding out the second side with a few covers and hits from TODD's catalog.
