What makes Touch Me by The Enid notable?

'Touch Me' stands out for its ambitious blending of classical music influences with rock elements, receiving critical attention and contributing to the band's cult status. It showcased their ability to craft long-form pieces, influencing the progressive rock genre and earning them a dedicated following despite limited commercial success. Released in 1979, 'Touch Me' was The Enid's third studio album, following their 1977 debut 'In the Region of the Summer Stars.' At this point, the band had begun to establish themselves within the progressive rock scene, known for their elaborate compositions and theatrical performances, marking a period of artistic growth as they developed their unique sound.