The British prog-rock band East of Eden was perhaps one of the first bands to use violins and saxophones in their arsenal. The recipe EoE used to make music was this: a dose of rock, a dose of jazz a la Coltrane, a dose of classical a la Bartok, and everything is seasoned with oriental twists.
1969 – Mercator Projected [45:00]
1969 – Mercator Projected (2004 RM Eclectic ECLCD1012, Bonus Tracks) [1:09:52]
1969 – Mercator Projected (Vinyl LP) [45:11]
1970 – Snafu [42:37]
1970 – Snafu (2004 RM Eclectic ECLCD 1013, Bonus Tracks) [1:18:04]
1970 – Snafu (2007 RM Deram UICY-93370, Bonus Tracks) [46:09]
1970 – Snafu (Vinyl LP) [42:04]
1970 – Live In Zurich (bootleg) [1:34:38]
1970 – London, UK BBC Top Gear 1970-04-06 (bootleg) [20:37]
1971 – East of Eden [39:53]
1971 – East of Eden (Vinyl LP) [39:43]
1971 – Jig-a-Jig (Compilation) [48:01]
1971 – New Leaf (2002 RM Progressive Line PL 566, Bonus Tracks) [54:14]
1971 – The World of East of Eden – Featuring Jig-a-Jig (Vinyl LP) (Compilation) [40:32]
1975 – Another Eden (2011 RM Flawed Gems GEM 70, Bonus Tracks) [40:32]
1976 – Here We Go Again [38:35]
1998 – Kalipse [55:34]
2001 – Armadillo [1:06:00]
2005 – Graffito [58:01]