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    Posted: January 31 2004 at 17:49

 Smile Currently listening to? Well, nothing at the moment, but last night it was

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Let's talk about classic Peter !

oh yeah ! Classic ...

In my car last 3 days I am spinning Van der Graaf Generator's "H to He, Who Am the Only One", for me it is a classic the perfect album from the most perfect Van der Graaf period. Thi

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Now i am listening to Peter Hammill - "The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage"

a really great underrated CD a la Van Der Graaf !
Prog On !
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 Cry You know Max, I'm a little ashamed to say that I don't own any VDGG al

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hey guys: i have just finished listening to "Seasons Of Change" by Fraternity ,from 1971, a bit before my time but back in the the days when Australia was developing a great prog sound which has largely dissappeared nowedays it is boybands, girly crybaby m
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I was just relaxing with the serene sounds of GANDALF-Tale from a Long Forgotten Kingdom, its just quiet, and easy listening...
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Max:

Like Peter, I am ashamed to say that I don't own any VDGG.  I'll get on it right away!

On my "stereo" (sadly, an archaic term, like "record"...): switching off between Cinque (Deus ex Machina), which has become one of my fave p

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Maani: I still use the term "Record Store" even though i have not seen a record in one for years!!!...my nephews and neices are mystified !!!!! stay safe!!!
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Dude:

The two major music stores in NYC are "Tower Records" and "Virgin Records."  Personally, I think both companies should be sued for fraud and false advertising given that neither one sells "records."

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Guys: Isn't "record' short for "recording?" LOL
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I've got "a bunch" of CDs, and till certain moment in time was listening to them sporadically, but noticed that I preferred some of them more than others, and decided to put an end to that and started listening to all CDs one by one. Today it

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I recently got the Mars Volta- Deloused in the Comatorium. While it isnt prog in the classic sense, it is good hard rock with a prog influenced and experimental edge. I 've also been  listening to alot of classical guitar music like Andrew Yorks
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Peter:

Shall we debate semantics?  A "recording" is "a sound event captured at a specific moment in time."  The term "record" is the tangible, physical product that holds a "recording," and has long been understood and accepted to

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Maani: An English major?..did you serve in the Falklands War..Just Kidding!!! i wish i had your smarts!!!
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I'm putting all my new stuff on "heavy rotation"...........

Salem Hill - Be

Allan Holdsworth - Sixteen Men of Tain SE

Glass Hammer - Chronometr

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I am currently listening to Soft Machine-4th. It is on the third track called "Fletcher's Blemish."
On A Dilemmia Between What I Need & What I Just Want

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Cry Maani, I accept your definition

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Shocked Maani, "English" is ALWAYS sp

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CDs of the week this week include: Fish Rising (Steve Hillage); For Girls Who Grow Plump... (Caravan) - such a good album - and, never too far away f
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Man, hmmm, I think I have something on vinyl by them somewhere...I've had Voyage of the Acolyte by Steve Hackett in the rotation for the last week, what a great album. The ProjeKts by King Crimson has been played lately too, all four discs, some really int
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