Procol Harum Discography 26 Cds Mp3320

| # | Album | Year | |---|-------|------| | 1 | Procol Harum | 1967 | | 2 | Shine On Brightly | 1968 | | 3 | A Salty Dog | 1969 | | 4 | Home | 1970 | | 5 | Broken Barricades | 1971 | | 6 | Grand Hotel | 1973 | | 7 | Exotic Birds and Fruit | 1974 | | 8 | Procol’s Ninth | 1975 | | 9 | Something Magic | 1977 | | 10 | The Prodigal Stranger | 1991 | | 11 | The Well’s on Fire | 2003 | | 12 | Novum | 2017 |

Procol Harum, the iconic British progressive rock pioneers, have left an indelible mark on music history, transcending the massive success of their 1967 masterpiece, "A Whiter Shade of Pale." For true connoisseurs and collectors looking for the most comprehensive, career-spanning audio experience, the "Procol Harum Discography 26 CDs MP3320" collection represents the ultimate digital archive.

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A single audio CD holds up to 700 MB of data. Uncompressed, a 26-CD collection would require roughly 15 to 18 gigabytes of storage space. Encoding the collection at MP3 320 kbps reduces that footprint by roughly 60% to 70%, condensing the entire multi-decade anthology down to a manageable 5 to 6 gigabytes.

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While the band is globally recognized for their monumental debut single "A Whiter Shade of Pale"—one of the few singles to have sold over 10 million copies—their multi-decade career yielded a deeply complex and rewarding discography. This 26-CD collection captures the full trajectory of their sonic evolution, from late-60s psychedelia to grand symphonic rock experiments and late-career reunions. Breaking Down the 26-CD Box Set Collection

From the self-titled debut (1967) to Novum (2017).

In the 1980s, Procol Harum continued to release new music, including (1981) and Procol's Tenth (1981). The band underwent several lineup changes, with Gary Brooker being the primary constant member. In the 1990s and 2000s, Procol Harum released several live albums and compilations, including Live in London (1999) and The Complete Procol Harum (2002). Share public link A single audio CD holds

A stellar modern live performance.

A nautical-themed triumph balancing sweeping orchestration with gritty rock, showcasing the brilliant guitar work of Robin Trower and the thunderous drumming of B.J. Wilson.

The spirit of the 26-CD set—comprehensive archival collecting—is also reflected in the band's official releases. For collectors who prefer physical media, there are fantastic official box sets.