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Originally posted by salmacis salmacis wrote:

The violin player is Graham Smith from String Driven Thing, I think?
 
All of Van Der Graaf Generator's stuff is of good quality IMHO, save those crap 'Time Vaults' demos.


I agree!!
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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

I'm here.

Evening all!



Evening glad to see the talkers are increasing in numbers again - seems to be a lot of lurkers......


No worries.  Apologies for the quietness over the past weeks.  My mind is in a better zone this week.

Oooh, who's this?

Oh and I've thought of a possible request for next week, except my mind has forgotten who the artists are... I'll get back to you!
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Originally posted by salmacis salmacis wrote:

Don't know him, but I have a Joe Bonamassa album and it's very good. He does 'Tea For One' better than Led Zeppelin themselves ever did! Good to see he's entering the mainstream; sad that we in the UK have not produced a guitarist of this calibre for God knows how long.


Check out the acoustic guys!!  Nick Harper has a reputation live. And I hear good things wrt my old radio  collaborator Gren Bartley on the folk circuit.
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I'm about to let the budgie out of the cage GH
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Nick Harper's been around for a few years now, though, hasn't he? I remember my dad (who's a big Roy Harper fan) borrowed one of his albums from the library in the 1990s. He did an in-store performance in the Cardiff Fopp store...can't have been long before that Fopp closed down for good, actually.
 
There was a discussion on this David Cross album on the Progressive Ears forum...
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This I like!!
 
 
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How about Mark Hewins?
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Originally posted by salmacis salmacis wrote:

 
There was a discussion on this David Cross album on the Progressive Ears forum...


Saw it, didn't agree some of the comments, but I'm increasing ly feeling that site is less friendly than PA, seems less discussion. I seem to be contributing more points of information than debate there - PA has enough to be getting on with
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Talking about an underrated band - Budgie - love them.
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There is indeed more snobbery on that site than here- there tends to be a contingent of RIO/avant fans looking down on other styles (particularly neo prog/prog metal) in a very vocal fashion, or people who post in threads just to be argumentative- but I find I post there more than on PA these days.
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I lost the connection just now and then pressed play again and ended up hearing your introduction to VdG again!

I've refreshed the page now and all seems to be working again.
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I tend to prefer these sort of early 70s rock acts to a lot of the later metal.

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oooh, you said obscure rock, like Euclid, Bang, Neon Rose or Hardstuff maybe?  Smile
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Originally posted by glass house glass house wrote:

oooh, you said obscure rock, like Euclid, Bang, Neon Rose or Hardstuff maybe?  Smile


I'll rephase that - obscure rock I've heard offWink


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Originally posted by salmacis salmacis wrote:

I bought almost all of those Budgie albums cheap in that huge Virgin Megastores sale around 2006 or so. I tend to prefer these sort of early 70s rock acts to a lot of the later metal.
 
Agree one hundred %.
 
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Oooh, this is noisy and I love it!

Mats/Morgen you say?  I need that!
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Yes.

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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Oooh, this is noisy and I love it!

Mats/Morgen you say?  I need that!


Check out the Cuneiform releases (4 so far - including a re-release). The latest Heat Beats Live is worth sampling and with a DVD.

As I said the UAE Swedish release versions seem to be deleted - have had a few fruitless web searches - and then I discovered Ultima Thule in Leicester were off-loading them cheap!


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Thanks, Dick. Big%20smile

Ah, Jimmy Herring is a great guitarist!

I need some Aquarium Rescue Unit.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Thanks, Dick. Big%20smile

Ah, Jimmy Herring is a great guitarist!

I need some Aquarium Rescue Unit.


What wonderfully sinuous guitar work


Edited by Dick Heath - October 16 2008 at 16:25
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