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It's easy to take good things for granted ... and to keep harping on the 5% that doesn't work instead of the 95% that is excellent ...

PA is awesome! Thanks!
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keep on progging forever!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 02 2005 at 11:49
Originally posted by Cluster One Cluster One wrote:

I've learned a lot in my short time, here. I am a sponge, hoping to soak up as much as possible in the future as well...


yes...i agree totally

thanks to m@x, and to all the other folks who have worked hard at their own expense to create one of the finest sites on the internet.

were it not for this site ... and guys like james lee, maani, cluster one, owl, (and on and on....)
i would probably never have discovered :

1. those wonderfully gifted & creative italian progressive groups (pfm, banco, locanda della fate, le orme, etc.) - (other bands as well)

2. "synth software" , virtual keyboards like g-media's "m-tron"

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Thanks Progarchives for keeping my mind off work, girlfriends and all those little things that get in the way of prog appreciaition, for a whole year.

One year on the 22nd of this month...



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Smiles, cheers, happyness... Yeahh, but there's no party without cold beer...
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Yep... the best site i've been to this far is progarchives.. thanks!!!!
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Well done
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congratshourraytions!Clap
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I'm not a big user of the forum,but I can see how other people can derive pleasure from it....

Too bloody addictive! A wonderful achievement.Clap



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Bloody good site , but it's cost me way too much money over the last year.

To whom do I send the bill?

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PA is a pretty good website
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More power to DB & PA.  
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And Jesus said unto John, "come forth and receive eternal life..."
Unfortunately, John came fifth and was stuck with a toaster.
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I've learned a lot in my short time, here. I am a sponge, hoping to soak up as much as possible in the future as well...
Marmalade...I like marmalade.
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Let's drink to celebrate the (almost) perfection of ProgArchives!
And above all, is punk
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Originally posted by hopelevre hopelevre wrote:

here,here

ConfusedWhere, where?Wink

(The expression you want is spelled "hear, hear.") Geek
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Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
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here,here
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Originally posted by James Lee James Lee wrote:

 to DB,
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I'm mostly ambivalent about the new additions,
but for my money the folks behind ProgArchives can't
be thanked enough for their work.



I do understand the confusion, being raised in the
SW USA and spending the other third of my 46 years
in mostly California, Germany, France, Austalia,
Argentina and Saudi Arabia culture shock is a
natural issue. Either musical, political, religious or
even dietary it takes time to get accustomed.   

The definition of Progressive Rock should be
universal from the 70's and not threatened by the
evolution to boring everyone friendly music. English
bands(AOR), german bands(new age), american
bands(smooth jazz), french bands(avant garde),
world music have all been diluted by the all
mighty buck into unaccessible rubbish that I can only
accredit to greed, stupidity and evil in high places.

We should all continue to search for things that are
thrustworthy as the world has been exploited by
communism, socialism, capitalism, christianity,
islam, and corporate control. It is your right as a
human being to seek freedom, truth, peace and
love! Human emotion......

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