Prog

FLASH

Prog’s nearly men on cracking form but with variable sound quality.

lash packed a lot into a short time. Forming in 1971, they made three albums from 1972-3 and they had brief success made it to No.29, prompting the tours from which these recordings were made. Sadly, Flash unravelled in 1973 due to musical and personal differences. But at their best they generated such excitement that it makes one want to go back in time and try to mediate between the group members.

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