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Originally posted by mister nobody mister nobody wrote:

It's maybe not unusual, but I heard remixed and sped up Logical Song by Supertramp on a house music party yesterday (I was forced to go there :( ).

I wonder how many people recognized it.
 
 
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And no, people who actually listen to this song usually don't know who Supertramp is.
 
 
 
 


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^ Oh, wow! Blast from the past. I'm six again.
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At the Tigers' game on Saturday night there was a homeless black guy wearing a Dream Theater Six Degrees Of Turbulence sweatshirt.  This left me really curious about the backstory behind that. 
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Ermm you never know what you can find at a thrift store?
What?
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

At the Tigers' game on Saturday night there was a homeless guy wearing a Dream Theater Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence sweatshirt


It's terrible how far Mike Portnoy has fallen, isn't it? Did he have a sign saying "will thrash for cash"?

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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Ermm you never know what you can find at a thrift store?
I suspect that to probably be the case and that he wasn't a down on his luck progger.  Curious if the former owner of the sweatshirt had become disillusioned with the band after Mike left or maybe was a member of PA whose tastes had changed away from Dream Theater so that he discarded/donated the shirt.  Most likely he just outgrew it, or got married, became a Country music fan to adapt to his wife's taste and when he wasn't looking she donated it.  LOL 
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Does this remind you of anything?:


Turds out this cube is a collection of books:



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^ Cool, what is it?
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^ with books. LOL
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A few days ago I heard an edit version of Starless by King Crimson... And another time, on the same station, they passed Epitaph
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^ Classic rock station, I bet.

Turns out they DO sell prog in Wal-Mart (... well, other than PF):


$5/pup. And not $4.99. How about that?


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^ I recently bought Fragile at Barnes & Noble for $4.99. I am tring to stock up on the lesser known Rush releases as well, since they are usually dirt cheap.
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Originally posted by Dayvenkirq Dayvenkirq wrote:

^ Classic rock station, I bet.


It was Radio Capital, an Italian radio station that plays mainly Westcoast Rock, but sometimes it's not difficult to find some Prog songs like those in the evening
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Originally posted by thellama73 thellama73 wrote:

Barnes & Noble for $4.99.

WHAT?!! MotherfCensored ! I bought the same album in the local B&N store for ~$18. I'm pretty sure that even if one put your copy and my nice packaging with the liner notes together, it still wouldn't cost that much.
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Originally posted by Dayvenkirq Dayvenkirq wrote:







That's an uncanny representation of what you would get if you crossed the covers for King Crimson and Gentle Giant's debut albums.
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A recent episode of the SyFy series "Alphas" ended with a montage backed by Yes' "Your Move".
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I have this habbit of browsing through the CDs in our four Music Shops here in East London, South Africa, and when ever I see a Prog CD I put it at the front of the stack. Unfortunately I never find CDs which are not already in my collection, but at least I hope I can create some curiousity amongst other buyers for Marillion, Rush, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Mars Volta, Dream Theater, Yes, etc. (those are the artists I usually stumble across).
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Originally posted by King Manuel King Manuel wrote:

I have this habbit of browsing through the CDs in our four Music Shops here in East London, South Africa, and when ever I see a Prog CD I put it at the front of the stack. Unfortunately I never find CDs which are not already in my collection, but at least I hope I can create some curiousity amongst other buyers for Marillion, Rush, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Mars Volta, Dream Theater, Yes, etc. (those are the artists I usually stumble across).

I do this too!
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When I find an album that I want I usually hide it under a mountain of cds in order to keep it safe from other customers' hands Party
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