| # | Artist | Song (click to play) | Album | Year | CD label |
| 1 | Fermata | Valcik pre krstnu mamu | Fermata | 1975 | Bonton Music / Opus |
| This is from Fermata's first album, which is now available as a 2-on-1 CD with their 2nd album "Piesen Z Hol" (Songs from Ridges). This Czech band offers a completely instrumental prog/fusion that is reminiscent of bands like Finch and Fusioon. | |||||
| 2 | Kollar Attila | Musical Witchcraft Suite - Part II: Dark Middle Ages | Musical Witchcraft | 1998 | Periferic Records |
| This is a solo effort by Solaris' flutist Kollar Attila. The band consist of the entire Solaris crew except for the keyboardist. If you like Solaris, then you will enjoy this release, too. | |||||
| 3 | SBB | Nowy Horizont | Nowy Horizont | 1975 | Muza |
| SBB, from Poland, are a mostly instrumental band. There is a definate Mahavishnu Orchestra influence. The bass is heavy and mixed loudly, similar to Magma. They became a bit more symphonic on later albums. | |||||
| 4 | East | Far Away with the Clouds | Játékok | 1981 | Hungaroton-Gong |
| East plays a symphonic music with some fusion touches. To me, the music sounds similar to late 70's Camel and FM. This is East's first album. | |||||
| 5 | Solaris | The Martian Chronicles II - III | The Martian Chronicles | 1985 (?) | Hungaroton-Gong |
| Solaris is an instrumental symphonic band. They create a modern symphonic which is very polished, with digital synths, flute, and guitar that has a slight metal touch. This album is almost universally praised. Certainly one of the best releases of the 1980's. | |||||