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    Posted: July 09 2010 at 07:01
If it was a beginner progger show, I'd put ITCOTCK, but if it was more unknown, I'd put the beginning of Capability Brown's Circumstances.
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For my classical music programmes on the radio and on TV, I've used my own music, both older clip and a few original jingles, but for my current weekly programme about prog on the radio I use mostly the beginning of The Court of Crimson King, because the show itself is titled the same, albeit as a Finnish translation.

Seems to work both ways.


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And You and I by Yes, after the acoustic intro, to open.
Phaedra by Tangerine Dream to close.
 
I have heard You and Me by The Moody Blues as an opener before, and Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part - whatever comes after Wish You Were Here fades out, as a closer but can't remember where.  Both sounded great.
 
All of these are the instrumental sections, though, no vocals.
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   From 1971 till 1974 , i had a progressive , blues & Free Jazz Program in our National broadcasting Radio for an hour & a half Daily  . However , My Start was the Most Exciting Bluesy Song of the John Dummer Blues Band  <<  Nine By Nine  >> and for the ending , it was the manfred Mann's Earth Band  << Buddha (2nd part >> It Was Great Days Indeed !!!  
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Start: Opening riff of "Killer."
End: Last minute of "Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part 2)."
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I believe I'd start with 'By-Tor and the Snow Dog' and end with 'Voyage 34.'
    
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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

You mean you haven't heard the large number of show ID jingles we've created by borrowing the odd bar, chord or word from some familar tunes on the Alternative Alternative Show - which will be back when term starts in October - see my signature for more details.


When I first started out on student radio circa 1973 (!!! time flies) I eventually settled on Goodman/Hammer's Country & Eastern Music (ex Like Children) as the show's signature tune  - which was pretty good to suggest the possible ranges of fused music you might hear next, and finished with Eddie Harris's classic electric sax tune Drunken Man (on one of those 70's Atlantic jazz releases), to suggest I might be heading for the bar after the show!!
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  It Seems that this Guy Likes To Work in a radio station for 24 hours !!  Cry HaHa
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Originally posted by Xanthous Xanthous wrote:

My Intro would be Birth of Liquid Plejades by Tangerine Dream (Full) and Sequent C would be the ending theme. 

Every week it would change. 

Next week would be Mano Dharma '74 and Wave Code #E-1 by Takehisa Kosugi
 
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With an intro like that you should stay on air 5-6 hours Smile. 
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My Intro would be Birth of Liquid Plejades by Tangerine Dream (Full) and Sequent C would be the ending theme. 

Every week it would change. 

Next week would be Mano Dharma '74 and Wave Code #E-1 by Takehisa Kosugi
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For an intro, "Radio People" by Shadow Circus Wink
end with the ending of The Beatles "A Day in the Life"
..::welcome to the shadow circus::..
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Sound Chaser to start and end with The B-52's Follow Your Bliss. I know it's not prog. I just like the song. If you don't like that, end with Bruford's Hell's Bells.
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I'm not on air since a very long time and probably I'll never be anymore, but I was used to have a "collage" of different famous tracks hardly to be recognized because they were played all together. Asking the listeners to mention as many songs they can recognize was a nice joke...
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  Thanks Dick I Appreciate it !!

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Start: SDoIT Overture - Dream Theater
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Start: 21st Century Schizoid Man - King Crimson (Opening)
 
End:  Grace - Jethro Tull
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This is what I actually chose for my show: King Crimson - Fracture (Great Deceiver version)
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Points: 12818 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 01 2010 at 11:08
You mean you haven't heard the large number of show ID jingles we've created by borrowing the odd bar, chord or word from some familar tunes on the Alternative Alternative Show - which will be back when term starts in October - see my signature for more details.
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