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Dan Bobrowski 
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 Posted: June 01 2004 at 10:28 |
 Jim Garten wrote:
I like to think that Fripp's presence may inspire Vai/Satriani to truly great things - don't get me wrong, I admire both of them, but I believe Fripp to be in a league of his own. |
Wise man, Jim. 
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Vibrationbaby
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Posted: June 01 2004 at 11:16 |
danbo wrote:
Jim Garten wrote:
I like to think that Fripp's presence may inspire Vai/Satriani to truly great things - don't get me wrong, I admire both of them, but I believe Fripp to be in a league of his own. |
Wise man, Jim. |
Fripp is GOD.
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Vibrationbaby
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Posted: June 01 2004 at 11:19 |
landberkdoten wrote:
I’ll have to concur with you Vibe (I’ll call you that for short and if it’s o.k. with you) since Pink Floyd is my favorite band… My first approach to prog rock happened back then when I was barely 12 years old and “ Dark side of the Moon ” came to my hands, there I knew they were going to be my heroes and despite the breaking up, I think of them as a part of what I am today…  It’d be a great moment within Prog to set those monsters back on stage performing, getting along, creating something brand new, something different to what we have listened to from PF so far…
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UNFORTUNATELY i DO NOT THINK IT WILL EVER HAPPEN. GILMOUR AND WATERS HATE EACH OTHERS GUTS.
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The Prognaut
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Posted: June 01 2004 at 17:57 |
Vibrationbaby wrote:
landberkdoten wrote:
I’ll have to concur with you Vibe (I’ll call you that for short and if it’s o.k. with you) since Pink Floyd is my favorite band… My first approach to prog rock happened back then when I was barely 12 years old and “ Dark side of the Moon ” came to my hands, there I knew they were going to be my heroes and despite the breaking up, I think of them as a part of what I am today… It’d be a great moment within Prog to set those monsters back on stage performing, getting along, creating something brand new, something different to what we have listened to from PF so far…
Regards,
Land
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UNFORTUNATELY i DO NOT THINK IT WILL EVER HAPPEN. GILMOUR AND WATERS HATE EACH OTHERS GUTS. |
Doncha believe in such things as miracles? 
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break the circle
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moonchild
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Posted: June 01 2004 at 18:49 |
Anything could happen. The passing years might mellow Waters and Gilmour out.
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In the Wake of Poseidon
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The Prognaut
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Posted: June 01 2004 at 19:46 |
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moonchild
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Posted: June 01 2004 at 22:56 |
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There are lots of groups where the band members can't stand each other yet they are able to carry on. When I referred to Waters and Gilmour I didn't intend that the MUSIC should mellow out, rather that their animosity toward each other should mellow out.
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In the Wake of Poseidon
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The Prognaut
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Posted: June 01 2004 at 23:48 |
moonchild wrote:
There are lots of groups where the band members can't stand each other yet they are able to carry on. When I referred to Waters and Gilmour I didn't intend that the MUSIC should mellow out, rather that their animosity toward each other should mellow out. |
Right on!
Well said! 
Edited by landberkdoten
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The Prognaut
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Posted: June 02 2004 at 19:46 |
I think this is pretty much it: people would like to see a "for the old times get back" gathering with Gilmour and Waters and the other one Gabriel, Collins, and the rest of the boys... I still think Fish can patch things up with the former Marillion members and kick Mr. "H" out  (nothing personal, I just happen to like Fish's era better) to bring out a great last prog album!
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Jim Garten
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Posted: June 03 2004 at 02:50 |
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Rumours are abounding within the pages of various music magazines of a full pre-1975 Genesis re-union, as are similar rumours regarding one last Pink Floyd tour with Waters......
Such rumours may only be wishful thinking, but what if...........
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Jon Lord 1941 - 2012
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Posted: June 03 2004 at 16:10 |
Jim Garten wrote:
Rumours are abounding within the pages of various music magazines of a full pre-1975 Genesis re-union, as are similar rumours regarding one last Pink Floyd tour with Waters......
Such rumours may only be wishful thinking, but what if........... |
Yeah, what if! 
I hope all of this omens become true and hope you might as well forsee it on your dreams Jim... oh please Lord, give Jim the Pink Floyd/Genesis Epiphany... 
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: June 03 2004 at 21:16 |
Personally, I'd love to hear the old Bruford band together again.
Bill Bruford
Allan Holdsworth
Jeff Berlin
Dave Stewart
They are all still around, so why not?
UK would be cool, too. I heard Wetton's kind of, er.... not really up to par? Too bad, maybe if Jack Bruce is back to good after his liver transplant, he'd stand in and kick our arses, eh? I know Allan wants to do more Prog music and Jobson lives in So. California, as does Holdsworth. Who knows. It could happen.
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Posted: June 03 2004 at 23:18 |
Due Bill Bruford's versatility, he might as well could get together with any former band he's been part of, huh? I drink to that dan! Bring Bruford back (one of my top favorite drummers by the way...)
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arqwave
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Posted: June 04 2004 at 12:59 |
of these five i have to say GENESIS, but to be honest, what about Jethro Tull, Return To Forever, Mahavishnu Orchestra etc ????? or the lost band CYNIC? in any case, the genesis reunion wasn´t that bad
peace
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Vibrationbaby
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Posted: June 05 2004 at 03:53 |
landberkdoten wrote:
I think this is pretty much it: people would like to see a "for the old times get back" gathering with Gilmour and Waters and the other one Gabriel, Collins, and the rest of the boys... I still think Fish can patch things up with the former Marillion members and kick Mr. "H" out (nothing personal, I just happen to like Fish's era better) to bring out a great last prog album! |
I would love to see that!
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Vibrationbaby
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Posted: June 05 2004 at 03:54 |
danbo wrote:
Personally, I'd love to hear the old Bruford band together again.
Bill Bruford
Allan Holdsworth
Jeff Berlin
Dave Stewart
They are all still around, so why not?
UK would be cool, too. I heard Wetton's kind of, er.... not really up to par? Too bad, maybe if Jack Bruce is back to good after his liver transplant, he'd stand in and kick our arses, eh? I know Allan wants to do more Prog music and Jobson lives in So. California, as does Holdsworth. Who knows. It could happen.
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I agree Danbo. How about the 73-74 Crimson?
Edited by Vibrationbaby
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The Prognaut
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Posted: June 05 2004 at 17:02 |
Vibrationbaby wrote:
landberkdoten wrote:
I think this is pretty much it: people would like to see a "for the old times get back" gathering with Gilmour and Waters and the other one Gabriel, Collins, and the rest of the boys... I still think Fish can patch things up with the former Marillion members and kick Mr. "H" out (nothing personal, I just happen to like Fish's era better) to bring out a great last prog album! |
I would love to see that!
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ME TOO!!!
what are the odds for that to happen??? 
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CrimsonKing
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Posted: June 06 2004 at 14:41 |
KING CRIMSON - STARLESS AND BIBLE BLACK:
FRIPP
WETTON
BRUFORD
CROSS
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RED EYE
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The Prognaut
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Posted: June 06 2004 at 15:09 |
CrimsonKing wrote:
KING CRIMSON - STARLESS AND BIBLE BLACK:
FRIPP
WETTON
BRUFORD
CROSS
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Right on! I'd like to see that as well
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: May 13 2005 at 19:53 |
any takers
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