Prog in unexpected public places.

^ What a nice coincidence  You didn't have a heated discussion about which KC album is the best? 

Prog-related (sort of) but I was watching NCIS LA and Kensy (Sp?) was wearing an Iron Maiden Killers t-shirt.

Rednight wrote: Dellinger wrote: Rednight wrote: To cstack3: Now I want to eat at McDonald's. To Flight123: How appropriate and fitting to hear In the Cage in an English soccer stadium (please don't call it football). Was it the "Match of the Day"? And why shouldn't Soccer be called Football... Soccer is the one that is actually played with the feet, not what americans call football. Besides, Soccer is Football in the whole world, except for USA (and Canada?) (well,at least I think so, and if not then at least in the vast majority of the world). The allegation holds that I teach English, so how do you spell football? NFL, and if you're a native of Mexico, you're an American too (north, that is for an added cultural moment here)!

Well, I don't want to make a discussion where it's not needed, nor do I know how serious you are... however, whether you teach english or not, football still comes from foot and ball, and American football barely uses the feet to do something with the ball (except for a few occasions), unlike Soccer Football that is wholly played by kicking the ball with your feet. I don't see the relevance of NFL as an argument to call the sport football. And actually, I do like American Football better than Soccer... I think it's a harder and more complete game, with more interesting strategies, and so on, but still, that doesn't make me agree with the name.

And obviously when I was talking about americans I meant people of the USA... of course I know Mexico is part of the continent America, and the sub-continent North America, and actually, it rather bothers me when Americans... it's not my fault the name of the country makes it sort of complicated to call you something... unless you are OK with the Gringos denomination that is used around here (not trying to be rude, really). So, in Mexico Football is what you call Soccer, and what you call Football is called American Football around here (meaning, of course, the country, not the continent). And once again, all around the world Football is what you call soccer. However, anyway, Football is often spelled Futbol around here, which of course doesn't mean anything.

I know DSOTM hardly counts, but I heard Money and Breathe consecutively on the classic rock channel about a week ago.

^ Yeah, I saw that commercial some months ago, totally unexpected 

The second episode of Ash Vs. Evild Dead, the ending was with ELP' Knife Edge.

Earlier today, I was eating at a restaurant that plays classic rock and they put on Roundabout.

Speaking of Rush, the local classic rock radio station played Limelight today.

Reading a Rolling Stone Magazine, saw a collage of classic albums including Court of the Crimson King 😃

Also, last summer I saw a man with a KC shirt and yelled across the street to him I was so excited

Yesterday I watched Four Flies on Grey Velvet, an Italian crime/horror film from the early 1970s where the main character is the drummer in a rock group whose sound is obviously patterned on Mk2 Deep Purple.



Also, in the protagonist's house a LP of Traffic's John Barleycorn Must Die album is clearly visible at several key scenes.