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    Posted: June 29 2008 at 15:01
My wife just walked from seeing Wall-E with my daughter & a friend. She came into the living room asking what I was watching. This was during Waterhole Bongo. She thought it was Phil Collins and/or GenesisTongue
But isn't Fish a Garbiel ape(r) ? LOL
Anyway, I can see now the comparison of TOTT era Genesis with the resulting Neo Proggers.
"Here I am talking to some of the smartest people in the world and I didn't even notice,” Lieutenant Columbo, episode The Bye-Bye Sky-High I.Q. Murder Case.
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You know when you listen to some prog though you'll here stuff that sound exactly as later songs, like i found the bass intro of red hot chilli peppers that was exactly the same as the bands gong song. And led zepplin stole a lot of there stuff from other artists.
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Just watching Fish's Return to Childhood DVD. I was playing along on my acoustic, and as I was figuring out the chording to Lavender, I noticed that it's the same chord sequence as Zep's Thank You. D, C, C/B. Doesn't sound anything like it, but I was able to do Page's solo note for note over it right tight fit. 
Strange how similarly structured melodies sound so different, eh.
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