Victor Peraino was the American keyboard player for Arthur Brown’s Kingdom Come, a band often overlooked in the pantheon of UK progressives. Following the group’s final album Journey, Peraino returned to the States, and somehow retained the rights to the group name. Details are sketchy, but according to legend only 100 copies of “No Man’s Land” were pressed making this a major rarity selling for four figures more often than not. Peraino’s Mellotron use is, again, quite magnificent, with lashings of strings, choir, cellos and brass all over the album.
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