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    Posted: June 26 2006 at 22:51
My son is two years old next week.  In the past year, I've noticed that he tends to like certain prog songs.

To name a few:

As A Man Thinks (Mullmuzzler)
The Gates of Delirium (Yes...and yes, he does get stirred up by this song although the attention span isn't quite there yet)
I've Seen All Good People (Yes)
Knots (Gentle Giant)
Advent of Panurge (Gentle Giant)

He will often sit really still with me at night and listen to stuff.  Others he will dance.  Of all the things though that both my wife and I have played for him, those above seem to be the ones he recognizes as I notice him perk up everytime I play them.
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Cool! sounds like your rasing him well, if he appreciates prog at such an early ageThumbs Up

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Cool. In kindergarten, he'll really show his classmates when he brings in a copy of In a Glass House for show and tell when all of them bring in a ball of clay or whatever. LOLStar
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Originally posted by HeirToRuin HeirToRuin wrote:

My son is two years old next week.  In the past year, I've noticed that he tends to like certain prog songs.



I cannot wait to indoctrinate my son. Big smile
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That sounds nice actually. Smile It's hard to see a 2 year old sitting still while listening to music or anything for that matter. Sounds like he will be one helluva son. Thumbs Up

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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by HeirToRuin HeirToRuin wrote:

My son is two years old next week.  In the past year, I've noticed that he tends to like certain prog songs.



I cannot wait to indoctrinate my son. Big smile


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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by HeirToRuin HeirToRuin wrote:

My son is two years old next week.  In the past year, I've noticed that he tends to like certain prog songs.



I cannot wait to indoctrinate my son. Big smile


Clap remember to let us (me) know... I do have a  cigar sitting here next to the computer hahahah. Can't wait to fire it up...


thanks! Tongue  any day now!!
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Apparently when I was young I liked Pictures at and Exibition, and I still do.
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I know I mentioned this another similar thread some time back.. but TFTO through headphones when Becks was pregnant with Nat paid off handsomely.  As a toddler he loved to bang out the intro to Yours Is No Disgrace on his kiddie drum set.  He's now as big a Bruford fan as I am... and getting to be a decent drummer.  With a tutor like that... no wonder hahaha.
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by HeirToRuin HeirToRuin wrote:

My son is two years old next week.  In the past year, I've noticed that he tends to like certain prog songs.



I cannot wait to indoctrinate my son. Big smile


Clap remember to let us (me) know... I do have a  cigar sitting here next to the computer hahahah. Can't wait to fire it up...


thanks! Tongue  any day now!!


I know that was coming up soon... will be thinking of you and your wife for a 'uneventful' delivery hahah. 
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I think that a baby might enjoy symphonic prog. But if a baby enjoys Magma or Henry Cow I think it would be worrying.
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Originally posted by pepo pepo wrote:

I think that a baby might enjoy symphonic prog. But if a baby enjoys Magma or Henry Cow I think it would be worrying.



hahah... I would to... my kids love Magma but they've known nothing but daddies 'wierd' music and mom's crap music (Celine Dion...new country....Dead hahah)
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by pepo pepo wrote:

I think that a baby might enjoy symphonic prog. But if a
baby enjoys Magma or Henry Cow I think it would be worrying.



hahah... I would to... my kids love Magma but they've known nothing but
daddies 'wierd' music and mom's crap music (Celine Dion...new
country.... hahah)

    
You are made of sterner stuff than I Micky. I don't know if I could live in a house where Celine, or (gasp) country, was a regular occurrence.
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I liked Queen a bunch when I was younger (as to whether or not they're prog, well, that's a different thread). Much like Australian with PAAE, I still love them as well.
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Originally posted by bhikkhu bhikkhu wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by pepo pepo wrote:

I think that a baby might enjoy symphonic prog. But if a
baby enjoys Magma or Henry Cow I think it would be worrying.



hahah... I would to... my kids love Magma but they've known nothing but
daddies 'wierd' music and mom's crap music (Celine Dion...new
country.... hahah)

    
You are made of sterner stuff than I Micky. I don't know if I could live in a house where Celine, or (gasp) country, was a regular occurrence.



sterner stuff.. hahah.. nah... music isn't EVERYTHING.. (cough..cough hahahah) Wink  Besides I've perfected the art of the cranial jukebox... even when  Celine is completely oversinging some simplistic pop  drivel.... I've got Osanna's Palepoli pounding in my head. 
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by bhikkhu bhikkhu wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by pepo pepo wrote:

I think that a baby might enjoy symphonic prog. But if a
baby enjoys Magma or Henry Cow I think it would be worrying.



hahah... I would to... my kids love Magma but they've known nothing but
daddies 'wierd' music and mom's crap music (Celine Dion...new
country.... hahah)

    
You are made of sterner stuff than I Micky. I don't know if I could live in a house where Celine, or (gasp) country, was a regular occurrence.



sterner stuff.. hahah.. nah... music isn't EVERYTHING.. (cough..cough hahahah) Wink  Besides I've perfected the art of the cranial jukebox... even when  Celine is completely oversinging some simplistic pop  drivel.... I've got Osanna's Palepoli pounding in my head. 
 
Ah yes the "Cranial Jukebox" I've been known to tap into that frequency quite often.
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Originally posted by Jeff Schu Jeff Schu wrote:


Ah yes the "Cranial Jukebox" I've been known to tap into that frequency quite often.


Where do I get one of those, Radio Shack? And, is it an implant, or something like a helmet?
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by bhikkhu bhikkhu wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by pepo pepo wrote:

I think that a baby might enjoy symphonic prog. But if a
baby enjoys Magma or Henry Cow I think it would be worrying.



hahah... I would to... my kids love Magma but they've known nothing but
daddies 'wierd' music and mom's crap music (Celine Dion...new
country.... hahah)

    
You are made of sterner stuff than I Micky. I don't know if I could live in a house where Celine, or (gasp) country, was a regular occurrence.



sterner stuff.. hahah.. nah... music isn't EVERYTHING.. (cough..cough hahahah) Wink  Besides I've perfected the art of the cranial jukebox... even when  Celine is completely oversinging some simplistic pop  drivel.... I've got Osanna's Palepoli pounding in my head. 


Micky is one of my heroes just by that. I mean, it's not easy to live with someone who likes that kind of music. And cranial jukebox? Man, you are one tough nut to crack LOL Wink

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My kids are 6 and 9 and they love prog. They always want me to sing Zappa songs at bed time. They really like Pojama People. They listen to King Crimson and they like Deus Ex Machina because of the wierd Latin lyrics.
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