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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

I'll play.  

Works I felt deserved more attention are:

Yes - "Then"
Rush - "Open Secrets"
Kansas - "Apercu"
Porcupine Tree - "A Smart Kid"
Genesis - "The Lamia"
Jethro Tull - "A Passion Play"
Frank Zappa - "Zoot Allures"
Pink Floyd - "Burning Bridges"

Off the top of my head.

"Then" is absolutely awesome. I love the symphonic aspect of the track. "The Lamia," is one of my favorite Genesis deep cuts ever. Absolutely beautiful song, definitely needs more notoriety. 
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Great selection MortSahlFan! Love Chicago VII. Here's a cut from one of their more famous works. The song overall isn't a deep cut, but seeing as it was split into 6 movements on the remaster, some parts are super under appreciated. 


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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote verslibre Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 11 2023 at 17:11
Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

I'll play.  

Works I felt deserved more attention are:

Yes - "Then"
Rush - "Open Secrets"
Kansas - "Apercu"
Porcupine Tree - "A Smart Kid"
Genesis - "The Lamia"
Jethro Tull - "A Passion Play"
Frank Zappa - "Zoot Allures"
Pink Floyd - "Burning Bridges"

Off the top of my head.

Clap "Open Secrets" is my favorite song on HYF. Another fine deep cut from that album is "Prime Mover," warts and all.

Another deep (post-Waters) Floyd cut I dig is "Yet Another Movie" from AMLoR.
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Chicago VII
"Devil's Sweet"

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https://www.scribd.com/document/382737647/MortSahlFan-Song-List
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Originally posted by Spacekitchen Spacekitchen wrote:

Rush- Different Strings
Yes- Arriving UFO
Early Genesis- Harlequin
Late Genesis- Just A Job To Do
Pink Floyd- Lucifer Sam
Peter Gabriel- A Wonderful Day in a One‐Way World
Marillion- The Answering Machine
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Love to see the two Genesis cuts you mentioned. "Harlequin" is beautiful and one of my favorites off Nursery Cryme. I've never seen "Just a Job To Do" mentioned anywhere and man am I happy to see it. Great insight with that pick dude. "Arriving UFO," is also a joy to listen to, but I was a little taken aback by "Luficer Sam," I'm not a huge fan. Overall a great list though. 
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Always liked Arriving UFO (mainly for White's drumming) but lyrically it's is as cheesy as it gets!
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Rush- Different Strings
Yes- Arriving UFO
Early Genesis- Harlequin
Late Genesis- Just A Job To Do
Pink Floyd- Lucifer Sam
Peter Gabriel- A Wonderful Day in a One‐Way World
Marillion- The Answering Machine
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Originally posted by Heart of the Matter Heart of the Matter wrote:


Wishbone Ash - Phoenix - Live Dates

Cat Stevens - Majik Of Magics - Numbers

Doobies - I Cheat The Hangman - Stampede

XTC - Ballet For A Rainy Day + 1000 Umbrellas - Skylarking

Dave Gilmour - Let's Get Metaphysical - About Face



great selection Dude !
Special mention for W/A, XTC , DG
I'll check the DB's song I don't remember
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Originally posted by AJ Junior AJ Junior wrote:

Originally posted by mellotronwave mellotronwave wrote:

Originally posted by AJ Junior AJ Junior wrote:

Originally posted by cstack3 cstack3 wrote:

I'm enjoying this thread immensely!  I haven't even thought about some of these songs in years, please keep it up!  

For the sake of PA, I'd suggest that our "deep cuts" are whatever we wish them to be, vs. what commercial streaming services dictate.  In other words, songs that tend to be under-appreciated or un-mentioned for some reason or another.  

Take "Time Table" from Foxtrot.  This song seems to draw faint praise on PA, but I find it to be a very charming nod to England's past, with some clever lyrics that tie the past to the future.  


I completely agree with this right here. A lot of songs on this thread are just songs that are straight up under appreciated. Great take on "Time Table," by the way. I absolutely love this song, and I'm seeing it live next month at Hackett's 50th anniversary Foxtrot tour. 




This list is pretty deep. Im not very familiar with a lot of these, but one I do know is "Inside Out." Recently I actually bought the rare "Spot the Pigeon," EP with other Genesis b-sides and singles such as "Pigeon" and "Match of the Day." I got it for barely $10 and its one of my favorite records. I will definitely listen to these and expand my own list :)


I agree I/O is a very good one .
This title would have made W/W a pure masterpiece if it had replaced the corny YOSW
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Wishbone Ash - Phoenix - Live Dates

Cat Stevens - Majik Of Magics - Numbers

Doobies - I Cheat The Hangman - Stampede

XTC - Ballet For A Rainy Day + 1000 Umbrellas - Skylarking

Dave Gilmour - Let's Get Metaphysical - About Face
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Originally posted by mellotronwave mellotronwave wrote:

Originally posted by AJ Junior AJ Junior wrote:

Originally posted by cstack3 cstack3 wrote:

I'm enjoying this thread immensely!  I haven't even thought about some of these songs in years, please keep it up!  

For the sake of PA, I'd suggest that our "deep cuts" are whatever we wish them to be, vs. what commercial streaming services dictate.  In other words, songs that tend to be under-appreciated or un-mentioned for some reason or another.  

Take "Time Table" from Foxtrot.  This song seems to draw faint praise on PA, but I find it to be a very charming nod to England's past, with some clever lyrics that tie the past to the future.  


I completely agree with this right here. A lot of songs on this thread are just songs that are straight up under appreciated. Great take on "Time Table," by the way. I absolutely love this song, and I'm seeing it live next month at Hackett's 50th anniversary Foxtrot tour. 


Some more of my deep cuts (3rd delivery)

10cc : One night in Paris ( from their The Original soundtrack LP and its planetary hit ' i'm not in love')
Passport ( Klaus Doldinger) : Ostinato from Infinity Machine
Wishbone Ash : F.UB.B. (from there is a rub)
10cc : The worst band in the world (from Sheet music and their hits Silly Love and Walstreet shuffle)
Genesis : Inside and out ( a non LP track issues as a 7" and 12" EP, Wind and Wuthering Sessions)
Cat Stevens : Into white and sad Lisa ( Tea for Tillerman)
Strawbs : Words of wisdom ( from Deadlines, an LP from their lean period ( end of the 1970ies, the track is a pure symphonic song)

Pendragon : The pursuit of excellence (Masquerade overture)
IQ : State of mine (Subterranea)
New order : Leave me alone ( non prog )
Japan : Nightporter (Gentleman takes polaroid)
Pineapple thief : I will light up your eyes (3000)
Landberk : Remenbrence ( One man tells another)
Kansas : Angels have fallen ( Monolith)
Jethro Tull : Dun ringill ( Stormwatcher)
Gilmour David : Mihaelis (David Gilmour)
Iona : Encircling ( Journey into the morn)

To be continued
as long as you wish or until my memory runs dry

Prog on bro, Prog on !






This list is pretty deep. Im not very familiar with a lot of these, but one I do know is "Inside Out." Recently I actually bought the rare "Spot the Pigeon," EP with other Genesis b-sides and singles such as "Pigeon" and "Match of the Day." I got it for barely $10 and its one of my favorite records. I will definitely listen to these and expand my own list :)
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Originally posted by AJ Junior AJ Junior wrote:

Originally posted by cstack3 cstack3 wrote:

I'm enjoying this thread immensely!  I haven't even thought about some of these songs in years, please keep it up!  

For the sake of PA, I'd suggest that our "deep cuts" are whatever we wish them to be, vs. what commercial streaming services dictate.  In other words, songs that tend to be under-appreciated or un-mentioned for some reason or another.  

Take "Time Table" from Foxtrot.  This song seems to draw faint praise on PA, but I find it to be a very charming nod to England's past, with some clever lyrics that tie the past to the future.  


I completely agree with this right here. A lot of songs on this thread are just songs that are straight up under appreciated. Great take on "Time Table," by the way. I absolutely love this song, and I'm seeing it live next month at Hackett's 50th anniversary Foxtrot tour. 


Some more of my deep cuts (3rd delivery)

10cc : One night in Paris ( from their The Original soundtrack LP and its planetary hit ' i'm not in love')
Passport ( Klaus Doldinger) : Ostinato from Infinity Machine
Wishbone Ash : F.UB.B. (from there is a rub)
10cc : The worst band in the world (from Sheet music and their hits Silly Love and Walstreet shuffle)
Genesis : Inside and out ( a non LP track issues as a 7" and 12" EP, Wind and Wuthering Sessions)
Cat Stevens : Into white and sad Lisa ( Tea for Tillerman)
Strawbs : Words of wisdom ( from Deadlines, an LP from their lean period ( end of the 1970ies, the track is a pure symphonic song)

Pendragon : The pursuit of excellence (Masquerade overture)
IQ : State of mine (Subterranea)
New order : Leave me alone ( non prog )
Japan : Nightporter (Gentleman takes polaroid)
Pineapple thief : I will light up your eyes (3000)
Landberk : Remenbrence ( One man tells another)
Kansas : Angels have fallen ( Monolith)
Jethro Tull : Dun ringill ( Stormwatcher)
Gilmour David : Mihaelis (David Gilmour)
Iona : Encircling ( Journey into the morn)

To be continued
as long as you wish or until my memory runs dry

Prog on bro, Prog on !





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Originally posted by cstack3 cstack3 wrote:

I'm enjoying this thread immensely!  I haven't even thought about some of these songs in years, please keep it up!  

For the sake of PA, I'd suggest that our "deep cuts" are whatever we wish them to be, vs. what commercial streaming services dictate.  In other words, songs that tend to be under-appreciated or un-mentioned for some reason or another.  

Take "Time Table" from Foxtrot.  This song seems to draw faint praise on PA, but I find it to be a very charming nod to England's past, with some clever lyrics that tie the past to the future.  

I completely agree with this right here. A lot of songs on this thread are just songs that are straight up under appreciated. Great take on "Time Table," by the way. I absolutely love this song, and I'm seeing it live next month at Hackett's 50th anniversary Foxtrot tour. 
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I'm enjoying this thread immensely!  I haven't even thought about some of these songs in years, please keep it up!  

For the sake of PA, I'd suggest that our "deep cuts" are whatever we wish them to be, vs. what commercial streaming services dictate.  In other words, songs that tend to be under-appreciated or un-mentioned for some reason or another.  

Take "Time Table" from Foxtrot.  This song seems to draw faint praise on PA, but I find it to be a very charming nod to England's past, with some clever lyrics that tie the past to the future.  
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Originally posted by AJ Junior AJ Junior wrote:

Originally posted by Heart of the Matter Heart of the Matter wrote:

TABB - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - Live At Fillmore East

King Crimson - Indoor Games - Lizard

Led Zeppelin - No Quarter - TSRTS Soundtrack (Pre-Remix)

David Bowie - Absolute Beginners - Live At BBC Radio Theatre

Pink Floyd - Careful With That Axe - Live At Pompeii (The Italian bootleg)


Indoor Games! awesome cut that my brother actually introduced me to. I thought it sounded a bit ridiculous with the horns when I first heard it, but I've grown on it a lot. "No Quarter," is another great selection. I'm not familiar with that version though so i'll check it out. Same goes for "Careful with that Axe," which is also love but I don't know that version.


And the laughter burst at the end Yeeeah-ha-ha-ha? Were you expecting that?
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Originally posted by AFlowerKingCrimson AFlowerKingCrimson wrote:

Yes - Perpetual Change -The Yes Album 
Yes - Southside of the sky -Fragile
Yes - Parallels -Going for the One
Genesis - The Lady Lies - And then there were three
Genesis - Cul De Sac - Duke
Genesis - Lilywhite Lilyth and grand parade of lifeless packaging from Lamb
King Crimson - Epitaph from "Court"
King Crimson -The entire albums from ITWOP to Discipline Tongue
ELP - Title track to Trilogy - Trilogy
ELP- The Barbarian - First album
Jethro Tull - My God - Aqualung
Kansas - The Wall, Cheyenne Anthem and Miracles out of Nowhere from Leftoverture
The Moody Blues - too many to mention but a few favorites are candle of life, minstrel song, you and me, my song, so deep within you and the actor.
Rush - circumstances, entre nous, Jacob's Ladder, Camera Eye, Witch Hunt, Losing It, In the End. With Rush it's difficult to say what the deep tracks are because even the so called lesser known songs are appreciated by the fans. Is YYZ or Xanadu a lesser known song? Maybe only to someone who has only heard their radio songs.


I can see the argument that these are all deep cuts to non-prog fans, but in the context of this forum, a lot of these aren't "deep cuts." Epitaph, Trilogy, The Barbarian, and Jacob's Ladder (even Cheyenne Anthem) are pretty well known even to non-prog fans in the rock community. I do love to see the Genesis deep cuts you mentioned here (such as lilywhite lilith, grand parade, lady lies, and culdesac) and even South side of the Sky is awesome. I think the songs you mention here that stick out to me the most are "The Wall," and "Witch Hunt," which 100% need more recognition as staples of their respective artists' catalogs.  
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Originally posted by Heart of the Matter Heart of the Matter wrote:

TABB - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - Live At Fillmore East

King Crimson - Indoor Games - Lizard

Led Zeppelin - No Quarter - TSRTS Soundtrack (Pre-Remix)

David Bowie - Absolute Beginners - Live At BBC Radio Theatre

Pink Floyd - Careful With That Axe - Live At Pompeii (The Italian bootleg)

Indoor Games! awesome cut that my brother actually introduced me to. I thought it sounded a bit ridiculous with the horns when I first heard it, but I've grown on it a lot. "No Quarter," is another great selection. I'm not familiar with that version though so i'll check it out. Same goes for "Careful with that Axe," which is also love but I don't know that version.
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TABB - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - Live At Fillmore East

King Crimson - Indoor Games - Lizard

Led Zeppelin - No Quarter - TSRTS Soundtrack (Pre-Remix)

David Bowie - Absolute Beginners - Live At BBC Radio Theatre

Pink Floyd - Careful With That Axe - Live At Pompeii (The Italian bootleg)
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Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

Hi,

It's impossible for me to list anything ... of 2K+ CD's and 1500 LP's ... there is way too much great music for me to say that I have a favorite cut from many albums ... and just the minute I find one, another shows up ... and I go nuts ... just recently I played Esperanto's Last Tango album, and that version of Eleanor Rigby is totally out of this world, and the track later "The Rape" is so excellent ... that you quickly forget many things that you have heard over 50 years of being with this stuff ... 

And I don't want to get into pee shooter contests about songs ... I usually listen to the albums, not just the songs, which makes it harder for me to select one thing out of the rest in the album!


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