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Alexander

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Posted: February 03 2004 at 18:57

I am listening to Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz. It is awesome!

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Posted: February 03 2004 at 19:31

Alexander, I think I have that too, one or two extended free jams, right? It's ok if you like highly talented musicians breaking ground and all that, but you always come back to Grand Funk Railroad.

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Mattjam65

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Posted: February 03 2004 at 20:27

Gryphon -- "Red Queen to Gryphon Three"

Awesome!! If you havent heard this, get it. You wont be disappointed.

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Posted: February 03 2004 at 20:32

Mattjam, I've got that on vinyl somewhere, I remember liking it alot, I picked it up at a long defunct record shop in NJ for a few bucks fifteen to twenty years ago. I remember liking the woodwinds alot.

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Posted: February 03 2004 at 21:24

I just got 3 CD's in the mail.

Zen Rock and Roll - Kind of a tribute to Prog, like the Tangent. "Very interesting" on a first listen.

Atlantis "Pray for Rain" I bought it for the Holdsworth tune. Very Neo. Wonder what K-2 will sound like

dude

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Posted: February 03 2004 at 21:39

i am just reaqainting myself with "Godbluff" by Van Der Graff Generator, i forgot how good "Scorched Earth" was........its been a few years!!!

Alexander

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Posted: February 03 2004 at 22:05

[QUOTE=Gonghobbit]Alexander, I think I have that too, one or two extended free jams, right? It's ok if you like highly talented musicians breaking ground and all that, but you always come back to Grand Funk Railroad.

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Posted: February 04 2004 at 03:12

[QUOTE=Gonghobbit] Alexander, I think I have that too, one or two extended free jams, right? It's ok if you like highly talented musicians breaking ground and all that, but you always come back to Grand Funk Railroad.

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Posted: February 04 2004 at 06:17

Grand Funk Railroad wow theres a name from the past! They were never big in my country but i liked them. By the way what was their last album called and when was it released?

Mattjam65

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Posted: February 04 2004 at 13:39

I'm in a rock and roll mood today-----

in the disc changer as we speak...................

Black Sabbath Vol.4

Rush "A Farewell to Kings"

AAHHHHHH......the memories

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Posted: February 04 2004 at 14:29

Zappa producing and playing guitar for Grand Funk, that's kind of a tight fit...I think they're playing the local USO this week, and doing a free concert on top of a barber shop.

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Posted: February 05 2004 at 08:39

dude wrote:

áGrand Funk Railroad wow theres a name from the past! They were never big in my country but i liked them. By the way what was their last album called and when was it released?

Jon Lord 1941 - 2012

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Posted: February 05 2004 at 20:30

Popped on 'Space & Time' by Ici Maintenants most recently, Hillage-like space rock, pretty damn good, linked to the whole Gong scene. From planetgong.co.uk:

Brilliant, atmospheric live psychedelic jamming album by Here & Now offsho

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Alexander

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Posted: February 05 2004 at 20:44

Currently listening to the Muffins' Open City album. The album consists of various outtakes through-out the Mufffins carrer. I am on the track:" Not Alone."

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Posted: February 06 2004 at 08:05

Currently listening to CAN "Ege Bamyasi" , the Corbet review inspire me ...

so far a very very addicitve sound ...

I Love it ...

Prog On !

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Posted: February 09 2004 at 17:54

PEDRO AZNAR, just because his voice is sublime.

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Posted: February 09 2004 at 18:36

Open City is really good, 185 is excellent too...they were very good at The Knitting Factory a few years back.

I just received 'Sacred Geometry' by Daevid Allen (Gong), 2001 I think, pretty ambient but I keep putting it on and hearing more sound

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Posted: February 11 2004 at 03:14

MY FRIENDS, have you heard of such a band as MONGOL ??? I forgot all of my over 500 CDs collection (pretty modest I'd say) for 2 weeks by now completely after I bought their CD - "Doppler 444"!!! THAT IS SOMETHING THAT EVEN CAN'T BE CALLED JUS

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Posted: February 11 2004 at 10:37

in these days i'm listening to

porcupine tree - in absentia ( great cd)

king crimson - red

yes - close to the edge

anathema - a natural disaster ( but it's not prog)

"Closer to the heart"

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Posted: February 15 2004 at 21:38

There is an MP3 song @ http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAN D.asp?band_id=695

from MONGOL "Doppler444" album ...<

Prog On !

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