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Probably Take a Pebble by ELP or
Bel Air by Can.
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Haven't given this any thought really but I had Opeth's In My Time of Need at my wedding so I'd probably want to end with Closure or Death Whispered a Lullaby

Another option - that is if we want to drive everybody to tears - would be Heart and Soul by (the obviously not so prog) Joy Division.


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Prog song: Snowman - Frost*

Non-prog song: The Theme From Thunderbirds (but only if I can have my coffin disappear down a chute as they play it).
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I would have to be sarcastic, even beyond the grave, so I'd have Bigelf's ironically named "Counting Sheep" be played.
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The serious, sentimental side of me says "Easter" by Marillion. 

But the irreverent child inside would prefer a scene more akin to the funeral in the movie "P.S. I Love You," which featured a version of the Pogues' "Fairy Tale of New York."
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I already posted my sincere side on this thread anough so to make the people laugh at my funeral I would play these songs in this order:

1. Don't Eat The Yellow Snow
2. Nanook Rubs It
3. St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast
Hurty flurty schnipp schnipp!

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I'd have The Sheltering Sky (King Crimson) on loop until the funeral starts, then close with Eclipse (Pink Floyd).

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Supper's Ready.   Everyone would be expected to sing along.
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No prog at my send off! I want  Tavares - Don't take away the Music...........and yes I expect singing and dancing! Cool
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Genesis - Carpet Crawlers
VdGG - Pilgrims
Eloy - Up and Down
Yes - Soon
KC - Moonchild
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In order:
 
Tried So Hard - Gong
Carpet Crawlers - Genesis
Throw Down the Sword - Wishbone Ash
 
But there's plenty of more time, around 70 years, maybe more.
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Whatever's top of the prog archives in the year 2060.
Open the gates of the city wide....
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anything from LOVE BEACH, obviously!~
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Pink Floyd's Time. Just to remind the guys, that's now it's me. Following will be somebody else...Evil Smile
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Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
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For Whom teh Bells Tolls might be a little overwhelming for teh audience...
 
The Final Cut from Pink Floyd would be the one!!!
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Points: 1698 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 22 2009 at 18:42
Originally posted by ten years after ten years after wrote:

Supper's Ready.   Everyone would be expected to sing along.
 
Dad diddley-office! Dad diddley office! Smile

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Supper's Ready would be a great one...
 
However I have already selected these (non prog) - Into the Mystic by Van Morrison, the Parting Glass sung by the Voice Squad, and Coming Home - theme from Local Hero, by Mark Knopfler. 
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Points: 19643 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 15 2010 at 04:32
I had a serious think about this, and although it isn't prog, I want this played at my funeral.


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Starless and Bible Black; King Crimson
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