Supersister
Pudding En Gisteren
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1977 2nd Issue Import. A Prog Favorite With Smart Hooks But Not Too Much Complexity. Described As A Mix Of Caravan-Inspired Jamming And Zappa-Esque Humor. "Pudding En Gisteren" is the second studio album by the Dutch progressive rock band Supersister, released in 1972. This album showcases the band's unique blend of progressive rock, jazz, and whimsical humor, characteristic of the early '70s experimental music scene. The band, consisting of Robert Jan Stips, Ron van Eck, Sacha van Geest, and Marco Vrolijk, brings a distinctive sound that combines intricate keyboard work, dynamic bass lines, and innovative flute passages. The album is noted for its complex compositions and playful yet sophisticated musical arrangements, with lyrics that often explore surreal and abstract themes.

The title track, "Pudding En Gisteren (Music for Ballet)," is an expansive suite that demonstrates the band's ability to weave together various musical styles and influences, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience. Throughout the album, Supersister employs a variety of musical techniques, integrating elements of classical music, jazz improvisation, and rock energy. The album is well-regarded among fans of the progressive rock genre for its adventurous spirit and originality, marking Supersister as a significant contributor to the prog rock landscape of the early 1970s.