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Poll Question: WHat is most essential prog intruument?
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Woah! You're like a genius mind reader or something.  I was thinking about  resurfacing this thread and you did it for me! You're now my hero

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How about these beauties! Durable 1965 Hammond Jars complete with a whammy bar and made of the exciting new space-aged material BOSWELOX
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Originally posted by aqualung28 aqualung28 wrote:

How about these beauties! Durable 1965 Hammond Jars complete with a whammy bar and made of the exciting new space-aged material BOSWELOX





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Well we all agree that Technical Jars are an indespisible part of progressive music and apart from one great example (courtesy of Mr James Lee), who are the great TR players?

I vote for Metallica Drummer Jars Ulrich.










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Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

Well we all agree that Technical Jars are an indespisible part of progressive music and apart from one great example (courtesy of Mr James Lee), who are the great TR players?

I vote for Metallica Drummer Jars Ulrich.





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Originally posted by Reed Lover Reed Lover wrote:

Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

Well we all agree that Technical Jars are an indespisible part of progressive music and apart from one great example (courtesy of Mr James Lee), who are the great TR players?

I vote for Metallica Drummer Jars Ulrich.





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Originally posted by Vicky Garten Vicky Garten wrote:

Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:



More Technical Jars; this time from the 80's

The important thing is - are they analog or digital jars ?- I think you loose the warmth and feel with digital



Now that's a question which is going to keep me up at nights....


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Originally posted by aqualung28 aqualung28 wrote:


How about these beauties! Durable 1965 Hammond Jars complete with a whammy bar and made of the exciting new space-aged material BOSWELOX



Ah aqualung - this is a common mistake - these are actually the 1975 Hammond Jars, which although they look cosmetically similar, were actually solid state, not tube driven.

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THE KEYBOARD BABY!!! Very essential!!

But of course you can not play a band without the other instruments, unless it is some ultra-keyboard crazy 4 unit!!

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Originally posted by King of Loss King of Loss wrote:

THE KEYBOARD BABY!!! Very essential!!


But of course you can not play a band without the other instruments



Er - Tangerine Dream??

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Keyboards in prog are so essential, it's ridiculous.
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Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

Originally posted by Vicky Garten Vicky Garten wrote:

Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:



More Technical Jars; this time from the 80's

The important thing is - are they analog or digital jars ?- I think you loose the warmth and feel with digital



Now that's a question which is going to keep me up at nights....

They are obviously digital, they lack a mass amount of knobs.  God! The IGNORANCE I have to put up with

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Originally posted by Yanns Yanns wrote:

Keyboards in prog are so essential, it's ridiculous.


Tell that to Rush & King Crimson.
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