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    Posted: February 03 2020 at 15:01
Hi guys, this used to be on YouTube a while ago but it's missing from the internet now.

Specifically why I wanted to find it is because at one point during Aigrette, they start following a very similar chord progression to Egg's A Visit to Newport Hospital, albeit up a step. 

Like this:

Aigrette - Live 1973 (lost). A big f*@# because I never saved it when I changed my computer last year.
Aigrette Live chords


A Visit to Newport Hospital chords for reference.(there is also a MIDI that some guy made at one point, but I noticed a few mistakes in it so it isn't as reliable).


Someone has this video, otherwise it couldn't have been uploaded to YouTube. And who better to ask then progarchive!




Edited by hugo1995 - February 03 2020 at 15:02
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By the way, it is from a bootleg release later on in the years (not sure when it was released), this bootleg used to be able to purchase (yes I know how unethical this is because the band gets no money) but you can't even do that now.
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Is this connected to that time..?

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I don't think it is this one, the bootleg was an LP in Paris, but it was probably around this time.  

Thanks for the source though Dr Wu, had a good listen. Gong xi ni fa cai, xin nian kuai le :P.

This is what Aigrette usually sounds like: 


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Thanks for the link...I recognize that Hatfield tune. I also have both of those live things Hattitude and Hatchoice. I like the Canterbury genre...I have all of the Brit bands in that area and a few from other countries  that have adopted that style.
Just curious....what are a few of your favorite non Brit Canterbury bands.?


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Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Thanks for the link...I recognize that Hatfield tune. I also have both of those live things Hattitude and Hatchoice. I like the Canterbury genre...I have all of the Brit bands in that area and a few from other countries  that have adopted that style.
Just curious....what are a few of your favorite non Brit Canterbury bands.?

Well I love Swedish prog as well, Moon Safari, Opeth, Flower Kings, etc.

I never truly realised but most of my favorite music come from UK! Definitely 90% of my favorite bands.

Also really like Drone and Doom music, bands like Sunn O))) and Boris (which honestly is almost like an oxymoron of Progressive Rock in a way, because how can a 1 hour long track be "progressive" yet utilize the same musical themes for 20 minutes at a time (talking about this album https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/boris/flood/)

I like Jazz from America and Japan, like the classic musicians from USA and also other people like Ryo Fukui. I also kinda like City Pop, which is a fusion of Jazz, Rock and Pop. You might love this album as much as I do:


But over all, nothing beats the brits in my opinion. 
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Originally posted by hugo1995 hugo1995 wrote:

Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Thanks for the link...I recognize that Hatfield tune. I also have both of those live things Hattitude and Hatchoice. I like the Canterbury genre...I have all of the Brit bands in that area and a few from other countries  that have adopted that style.
Just curious....what are a few of your favorite non Brit Canterbury bands.?

Well I love Swedish prog as well, Moon Safari, Opeth, Flower Kings, etc.

I never truly realised but most of my favorite music come from UK! Definitely 90% of my favorite bands.

Also really like Drone and Doom music, bands like Sunn O))) and Boris (which honestly is almost like an oxymoron of Progressive Rock in a way, because how can a 1 hour long track be "progressive" yet utilize the same musical themes for 20 minutes at a time (talking about this album https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/boris/flood/)

I like Jazz from America and Japan, like the classic musicians from USA and also other people like Ryo Fukui. I also kinda like City Pop, which is a fusion of Jazz, Rock and Pop. You might love this album as much as I do:


But over all, nothing beats the brits in my opinion. 

I meant bands that play in the Canterbury style...like Amoeba Split ,Wigwam, Supersister, Cos, ....
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oh I thought you meant all types of music, sorry I don't know any more.
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Originally posted by hugo1995 hugo1995 wrote:

oh I thought you meant all types of music, sorry I don't know any more.

No worries...you might ck out the ones I named as well as...
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Thanks mate, I'll give those a listen.
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