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    Posted: May 02 2016 at 07:33
Strangely, when trying to "compose" (in my head) a tune for these lyrics, I couldn't help having some reminiscences of the Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
Mmmm... I should listen to more Pendragon, I guess.
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good job, loved it! Clap
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

ummm... good point.

ahhh... I didn't say topping the charts in what country though.. don't all the radio stations in Belgium play UZ, Present, and Aranis 24/7??? LOL

All day long. They have never heard of Rihanna, Bruno Mars etc. LOL
Actually, we have a killer radio station in Belgium, from the French speaking part, called Classic 21.
I remember going shopping and my car radio played Close To The Edge, just at mid day.
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Points: 46833 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 12 2015 at 14:37
ummm... good point.

ahhh... I didn't say topping the charts in what country though.. don't all the radio stations in Belgium play UZ, Present, and Aranis 24/7??? LOL
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

^ hah... sell the rights to it to some Neo.. OR RIO group and become a millionaire when it hits Billboard top 10 LOL






Neo hitting top 10, very well possible.
RIO hitting top 10: hmmm
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^ hah... sell the rights to it to some Neo.. OR RIO group and become a millionaire when it hits Billboard top 10 LOL
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Love it

A great,addition to the PA blogosphere.


Thanks, Steve! Glad you liked it. It was a bit of a crazy idea, but it just popped up in my head. Hoping other people would like it.
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

ahhh.. good man.. the wild side is the fun side of life. Cool  We only have so long to live.. so live it to the fullest..


Amen to that!   
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

oh no... bassist/singer of a band for a couple of years in college. Mainly rock covers with a few homebrews mixed in.  Prog didn't get you chicks and free beer.. not in Oklahoma it didn't LOL

I did write a few songs though. NOthing good... thus I would have stolen your stuff and claimed it as mine LOL


Don't even think about it. I did law school, have a master degree.

Have been in church bands myself, playing synth. It was actually fun, played with good guitar players and a saxophone player, and some great percussionists.
Nobody was too much interested in prog, alas.



You should have been there when I was a teenager, in the mid-Seventies. Qute a few of the people who played in my church group were also in prog bands, and a couple of them still are.


Lucky you, with such an inspiring atmosphere!
But then again, I suppose this was in Italy, this golden country of prog.
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ahhh.. good man.. the wild side is the fun side of life. Cool  We only have so long to live.. so live it to the fullest..
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

oh we are such bad influences... before too long I'll have you at your village pub in a short skirt and heels trolling for men's phone numbers...


Been there, done that...
NOT!
Though for my bachelor party, before I married, my friends let me do strange things, walking around with a foxes tail and a horeman's cap in a bar, reading poetry to perfect strangers, making a move towards the bar lady etcetera.

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oh we are such bad influences... before too long I'll have you at your village pub in a short skirt and heels trolling for men's phone numbers...
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

I prefer the redhead. That's a deal, then?
Oh dear, the bishop is reading over my shoulder.


busted... CoolLOL


Banned. Sent away to a parish in Northern Alaska.
They deliver prog cd's there?
Please don't wake the walruses, mr. postman.
They are very touchy these days.
Just throw the prog cd's over their heads, I'll catch them.
Right, then de-frost the cd-player.

In reality I'm protestant BTW. Which means: no bishop, happily married, kid.
It was all Sean Trane's fault with his bishop's jokes. I started to get the hang of it
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Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

I prefer the redhead. That's a deal, then?
Oh dear, the bishop is reading over my shoulder.


busted... CoolLOL
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I prefer the redhead. That's a deal, then?
Oh dear, the bishop is reading over my shoulder.
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Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

oh no... bassist/singer of a band for a couple of years in college. Mainly rock covers with a few homebrews mixed in.  Prog didn't get you chicks and free beer.. not in Oklahoma it didn't LOL

I did write a few songs though. NOthing good... thus I would have stolen your stuff and claimed it as mine LOL


Don't even think about it. I did law school, have a master degree.

Have been in church bands myself, playing synth. It was actually fun, played with good guitar players and a saxophone player, and some great percussionists.
Nobody was too much interested in prog, alas.


You should have been there when I was a teenager, in the mid-Seventies. Qute a few of the people who played in my church group were also in prog bands, and a couple of them still are.
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Thumbs Up hah.. I would have sent the first redhead I bagged with the song over to you in compensation LOL

either that or a case of Lone Star!!!
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

oh no... bassist/singer of a band for a couple of years in college. Mainly rock covers with a few homebrews mixed in.  Prog didn't get you chicks and free beer.. not in Oklahoma it didn't LOL

I did write a few songs though. NOthing good... thus I would have stolen your stuff and claimed it as mine LOL


Don't even think about it. I did law school, have a master degree.

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Nobody was too much interested in prog, alas.
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oh no... bassist/singer of a band for a couple of years in college. Mainly rock covers with a few homebrews mixed in.  Prog didn't get you chicks and free beer.. not in Oklahoma it didn't LOL

I did write a few songs though. NOthing good... thus I would have stolen your stuff and claimed it as mine LOL
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