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Hmm...i put shampoo into my eyes...
Weed shampo!
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Originally posted by Peter Peter wrote:

Joren, judging from the photo, you've grown up/matured considerably since you first joined us. Lookin' good, young man!Thumbs Up

I still prefer the pic on my profile (http://www.progarchives.com/Collaborators.asp?id=40) -> looking more serious there

I shouldn't smile on photos (and I hardly ever do), because it maked me looks like a fool  ... but I couldn't help grinning because of the great meeting.

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And you're better without shampoo in your eyes

 
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- Aaaaaaagghh! The red eyes!!!  Burn the witch!!!!
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Hello Oliverstoned, how about Riverside and Pink Floyd? I am very curious or my slightly demanding advises have pleased you  ?!
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Hi Erik!

Actually, the Riverside one is not my stuff at all...

But i'm very confident about the PF DVD.
I'll watch it this evening probably...more news tommorow!


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Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Hi Erik!

Actually, the Riverside one is not my stuff at all...

But i'm very confident about the PF DVD.
I'll watch it this evening probably...more news tommorow!


I have only heard the Riverside samples, not my thing either.
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I hate current prog, especially with metal influences...
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Originally posted by meurglysIII meurglysIII wrote:

Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Hi Erik!

Actually, the Riverside one is not my stuff at all...

But i'm very confident about the PF DVD.
I'll watch it this evening probably...more news tommorow!


I have only heard the Riverside samples, not my thing either.

Yup I heard some 20 minutes at the record shop and it didnothing for me, either

However, that Robert Wyatt live Rock Bottom that I bought at De Plaatboef on the occasion of the PA meeting is incredible! Love it!!!

Thanks for passing up on it, Olivier
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 .....sorry about my Riverside advise, it turned out to be not your cup of tea, what a pity but if you don't like metal influences I am afraid that the guitar play and some vocal parts don't please you. I hope Pink Floyd will forget you about the Riverside misery  ..!
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by meurglysIII meurglysIII wrote:

Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Hi Erik!

Actually, the Riverside one is not my stuff at all...

But i'm very confident about the PF DVD.
I'll watch it this evening probably...more news tommorow!


I have only heard the Riverside samples, not my thing either.

Yup I heard some 20 minutes at the record shop and it didnothing for me, either

However, that Robert Wyatt live Rock Bottom that I bought at De Plaatboef on the occasion of the PA meeting is incredible! Love it!!!

Thanks for passing up on it, Olivier



Sounds excellent!!!
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Originally posted by meurglysIII meurglysIII wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by meurglysIII meurglysIII wrote:

Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

Hi Erik!

Actually, the Riverside one is not my stuff at all...

But i'm very confident about the PF DVD.
I'll watch it this evening probably...more news tommorow!


I have only heard the Riverside samples, not my thing either.

Yup I heard some 20 minutes at the record shop and it didnothing for me, either

However, that Robert Wyatt live Rock Bottom that I bought at De Plaatboef on the occasion of the PA meeting is incredible! Love it!!!

Thanks for passing up on it, Olivier



Sounds excellent!!!

this is the one I am talking about; Excellent sound too!!!!

http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_CD. asp?cd_id=9509

Robert Wyatt

Theatre Royal Drury Lane - Live 74 

Track listing
1. Introduction by John Peel (2:18)
2. Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening (1:36)
3. Memories (3:58)
4. Sea Song (9:13)
5. A Last Straw (4:38)
6. Little Red Riding Hood Hit The Road (6:42)
7. Alife (4:28)
8. Alifib (6:24)
9. Mind Of A Child (5:26)
10. Instant Pussy (4:22)
11. Signed Curtain (4:42)
12. Calyx (3:19)
13. Little Red Robin Hood Hit The Road (6:12)
14. I'm A Believer (7:36)

Total Time: 70:54


Line-up
- Robert Wyatt / vocals
- Dave Stewart / keyboards
- Laurie Allan / drums
- Hugh Hopper / bass
- Fred Frith / violin, guitar, viola
- Mongezi Feza / trumpet
- Gary Windo / reeds
- Mike Oldfield / guitar
- Julie Tippets / voice, keyboards
- Nick Mason / drums
- Ivor Cutler / voice

Releases information
CD Hannibal 1507 (2005)

Thanks to ProgLucky for the addition
Robert Wyatt - Theatre Royal Drury Lane CD album cover 5.00
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Yeah, what i've heard was great!!


Rock bottom + Matching mole live!

and what a line-up!

oh god
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I just read about this on Amazon. I had no idea it was out until today, but I definitely want it now. Wyatt, Stewart, Hopper, Frith, etc... all on one album...WWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH, that just has to be great!
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Points: 6308 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 22 2006 at 09:01
Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

 .....sorry about my Riverside advise, it turned out to be not your cup of tea, what a pity but if you don't like metal influences I am afraid that the guitar play and some vocal parts don't please you. I hope Pink Floyd will forget you about the Riverside misery  ..!


PF will solved that! no matter!
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Since the weekend I'm having strange fits of Gongidia and Caravanamania  !!! . Even the cure with the Metal medicines won't help.  Thanks guys  !!

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The original Rock Bottom is pure genius, so I may have to invest in this Drury Lane 1974 concert, hmm...

I've been enjoying Caravan and Hatfield and The North recently too Tony.


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Geck0 ?

Was it you who recommended Alamaailman Vasarat ? Heard a few songs and they are great !. Gonna look for more !
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Originally posted by glass house glass house wrote:

Since the weekend I'm having strange fits of Gongidia and Caravanamania  !!! . Even the cure with the Metal medicines won't help.  Thanks guys  !!


You find yourself somewhere between the Planet Gong and the land of grey and pink!
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