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Posted: February 15 2010 at 02:13
presdoug wrote:
Birth Control-We All Thought We Knew You-this was written in memory of the deceased Helmut Koellen-a very sad and difficult thing to deal with, but it is dealt with in a sensitive and understanding way-RIP Helmut!
I'll look up the song, I really like BC's Operation and Triumvirat aswell, so...
Joined: August 17 2005
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Posted: February 09 2010 at 19:33
Supertramp - Don't Leave me Now ("don't leave me now, when I'm old and cold and gray and time is gone...") In The Labyrinth - Farewell Little Brother (a song about the death of the artist's young brother) Pink Floyd - The Final Cut Kansas - Nobody's Home (at least the violin solo) Faun Fables - Pictures (makes me bawl like Brett Favre at a retirement press conference) non-prog: Val Stöecklein - I'll Make it Up to You (do yourself a favor and find his Grey Life CD) Alina Simone - From Great Knowledge Nick Drake - just about everything
Joined: January 24 2010
Location: Canada
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Posted: February 09 2010 at 17:09
I can really only think of two- Quatermass-Good Lord Knows
Birth Control-We All Thought We Knew You-this was written in memory of the deceased Helmut Koellen-a very sad and difficult thing to deal with, but it is dealt with in a sensitive and understanding way-RIP Helmut!
Joined: February 08 2010
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Posted: February 08 2010 at 16:56
One Last Goodbye (Anathema) Irish Air, Stationary Traveller and Ice (Camel) Cliche (Fish) Living In The Moonlight (Collage) and many more PS Hi to everybody on PA
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Posted: February 01 2010 at 08:22
darksideof wrote:
Prog? Many! I think many early prog music was very sad and depressing and that is why I love it.
Pink Floyd The Final cut and the wall almost the both whole albums super sad music. love them both.
Genesis Ripples, Man on the Corner, Carpet crawlers live and from the lamb, Visions Of Angels.
Gentle Giants Friends.
YES and you and I the melody are so melancholic sad, Turn of the century this songs makes cry.
King Crimson In the court of the crimson king, I talk to the wind, Heart beat, Neal Jack and Me, cascade, ect,,
Kansas Dust In The Wind
ELP : From the Beginning, Still you turn me on.
Supertramp Oh lord this is mine
Focus Silvia
Jethro Tull: sosity you are a woman, Up to Me, Life Is a Long Song,
I won't finish if I continue!
Not Prog?
Black Sabbath: Changes.
Zep : Stairway to heaven.
Scorpions Still loving you
Tears for Fears Women I chain
U2 With or without you, Bad, One.
Depeche Mode: Home
If you are opening up not-prog, the entirety of Disintegration by the Cure was so bleak I really could not continue to listen to it: the only music ever to have that effect. I am surprised by your ELP and Tull choices....
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I agree with you 100 percent Floyd is my top band and this band always me be cry so f**king beautiful..