Top Galadriel Albums
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Cozy fox
[2024]
[2024]
The Promised Land - EP
[2019]
[2019]
Lost in the Ryhope Wood
[2015]
[2015]
The 7th Queen Enthroned
[2012]
[2012]
Empty Mirrors of Oblivion 1995-1999
[2008]
[2008]
Calibrated Collision Course
[2008]
[2008]
Renascence of Ancient Spirit
[2007]
[2007]
World Under World
[2004]
[2004]
Mindscapers
[1997]
[1997]
Chasing the Dragonfly
[1991]
[1991]
Muttered Promises from an Ageless Pond
[1990]
[1990]
Galadriel
[1971]
[1971]
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The Flower And Dark Butterfly Fear In Their Eyes In The Garden Of Lost Shades I'm The Everyhing Dark Erotica Bleeding Heart's Poetry Solitude The Remembrance Thorns Twilight Time Vampirian Love From Ashes & Dust The End Of Eternity Lost Paths Of Unicorns Strong One Against The Storm The Battle By Wogastisburg Dreaming Memories Sad Leaves Of The Dying Rose The Grave Is The Last Sex In The Underworld Noxious Humanity The Forest Lullaby As Your Body Burns Blindness Dowina It Ends When The Moon Loses Its Face Lavondyss My December On The Wings Of Gwaihir Rivers Of Olivion Strokes Of Desire Acheron The Evening, And Then Came The Night Under Wings Of The Fallen One Imaginary Sins I Closed Your Door Silence And Streams Insanity + Suffering 1848 Armies Of Valinor A Horned Man
Related Information for Galadriel
1. The Australian psychedelic-folk rock band GALADRIEL released one album of mixed goodies in the early 70's: some blues-tinged psychedelic rock, late 60's hippie-style, with some West Coast vibes. They were working on a second album but somehow the master tapes were destroyed and the album never materialized. Following this, the party split up in 1972, their guitarist/vocalist Garry Adams as well as drummer Doug Bligh teeming up with a band called The Click; Bligh later joined another Aussie symphonic prog outfit (Windchase) for their album "Symphinity" in 1977.The band's sole legacy, a self-titled album released in 1971, is quite similar to myriads of obscure early 70's rock bands with vague progressiv... read more
