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Comus and Vai - good stuff!!! those riffs are awakening
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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

Nice name for Steve Vai's genre - Comedy Rock LOL


Slip on my part - cut and pasted the first Vai tune into the play list for this and didn't do enough changes.....comedy rock - and forgot to change it for this ....but there again....
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Night people, need to go to sleep... my eyes are closing

thanks for the show Dick - just thought, have you played Atomic Rooster on the show?

might be an interesting addition - just ordered Death Walks Behind you
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Then Atomic R will be served up roasted next week.
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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

Nice name for Steve Vai's genre - Comedy Rock LOL


Slip on my part - cut and pasted the first Vai tune into the play list for this and didn't do enough changes.....comedy rock - and forgot to change it for this ....but there again....
 
For that tune  have to go back to FZ's descriptor: Stunt Rock Guitar
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ANY REQUESTS APART FROM ATOMIC ROOSTER FOR NEXT WEEK'S SHOW?
 
LIkely to be played.
Got a promo of Anthony Jackson new but  first(?) solo album. Also l might sample the latest Vampire Weekend album Contra - a band that appeals to my pop music side. More from Metheny and Molvaer's new albums. Also having checked out Sid Smith's review (found at his blog Postcards from the yellow room) for the Pye/Dawn Records 1967-75 , yet another 3 CD cheapo boxset (the other 7 or 8 have ranged from good to excellent, so will this keep up the musical quality?), and ordered this  from Amazon.UK. In turn I've taken up Amazon's suggestion of getting the 5 CD boxset Perfumed Garden (half price here)- celebrating the eclectic prog and psychedelic music that John Peel played before he joined Radio One. And of course a track from the fourth Boston album - to counter More Than A Feeling being destroyed by the persistence of Barclaycard/Visa ads on UK TV, (btw have the Honda ads with Battles' remixed, disppearaed with theirneed to recall motors?).
 
Further ahead, made contact with Advent's Alan Benjamin so expect some new material from them -  love their first eponymous albuma wonderful fusion of them + GG, Holdsworthian guitarwork and do I hear 80's Go West influences as well?


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18th February 2010

8pm – 11pm GMT

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4.23             The Nels Cline Singers                   Cause For Concern                   Instrumentals Jazz Rock

4.51             Jefferson Airplane        3/5th Of A Mile In 10 Seconds     Bless Its Pointed Little Head     Rock

4.54             Joni Mitchell     The Tea Leaf Prophecy                   Chalk Marks In The Rain          Jazz Rock

4.24             Duoud                Missy Nouackshott                   Ping Kong         World Fusion

6.42             Beggar’s Banquet From Shark To Haggis                   Beggar’s Banquet                Heavy Rock

                                                                                                                                                                         

4.48             Vampire Weekend                   Giving Up The Gun                   Contra                Pop Rock

3.59             Atomic Rooster                   Tomorrow Night                   Death Walks Behind You            Rock

4.42             Catherine Delgadillo                   Paradise Swamp           Paradise Swamp                   Jazz Rock

3.43             Albert Collins                   Things That I Used To Do        In Concert                   Chicago Blues

6.58             Alice In Chains Acid Bubble     Black Gives Way To Blue          Heavy Rock

                                                                                                                                                                         

5.30             Boston              We Can Make It                   Walk On             Rock

 

5.08             Garaj Mahal        Alvin                   Blueberry Cave                   Jazz Fuision

4.55             Toy Matinee    Turn It On Salvador                   Toy Matinee    Rock

5.26             Lucifer’s Friend                   Keep Going                   Lucifer’s friend                   Heavy Rock

9.19             Pat Metheny    Soul Search                   Orchestrion      Jazz Fusion

                                                                                                                                                                         

2.22             Eagles Of Death Metal                   Secret Place                   HeartOn             Pop Rock

5.37             Minimum Vital                   Esprit D’Amor                   Esprit D’Amor   Prog Rock

3.43             Albert Collins    Deep Freeze      In Concert                   Chicago Blues

5.36             Spirit                   When I Touch You                   Time Circle        Rock

8.39             Anthony Jackson/Yiorgos Fakanos                   Inner Power                   Interspirit          Jazz Rock

                                                                                                                                                                         

6.39             The Nels Cline Singers                   Lowered Boom                   Instrumentals Jazz Rock

4.05            Jefferson Airplane       Somebody To Love       Bless Its Pointed Little Head         Rock

4.20             Duoud                   Genjiskan          Ping Kong         Heavy Rock

3.51             Spirit                   Gramophone Man                   Time Circle        Rock

7.31            Atomic Rooster        Death Walks Behind You     Death Walks Behind You            Heavy Prog Rock

                                                                                                                                                                         

4.26             Vampire Weekend                   I Think UR A Contra                   Contra                Pop Rock

5.14             Nils PetterMolvaer                   Sabkah                   Hamada            Nu Fusion

5.51             Toy Matinee                   Ballad Of Jenny Ledge       Toy Matinee    Rock

2.36             Joni Mitchell     A Bird That Whistles                   Chalk Marks In The Rain          Jazz Rock

8.52             Garaj Mahal                   Massive                   Blueberry Cave                   Jazz Fuision

 

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Less than two hours away!! Get tuning
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Good evening
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Good evening,Dick
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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

Good evening,Dick


Good evening - how are you? Received latest Jaga Jazzist today, so some more Norwegian nu fusion next week
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I still didn't have this Jaga Jazzist new album, will be interesting to hear it on air!
 
I got this new Omar Rodriguez-Lopez album this week, very unusual one. I don't know if he is in area of your interest, but this new album could be possible interesting for you. Nothing in common with his band (The Mars Volta) or his previous works. There is almost acoustic trio (guitar,bass and Mexican female singer ,singing in Spanish), and music is kind of folk-Latin acoustic ballades. Very minimalistic sound, but with it's warm, specific atmosphere.
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how's the Atomic Rooster going down
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The strange thing with Atomic Rooster - their music become better with time! (At least,for me)
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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

The strange thing with Atomic Rooster - their music become better with time! (At least,for me)


There's truth in that statement wrt to me taking them on board now rather than 30-40 years ago
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This new Alice In Chains is not bad at all , and new vocalist sounds similar to previous one.
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AiC - shouldn't do it, but musically how would you categorise it?
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For me they are one of grunge cornerstone (beside of Pear Jam), at least in their early classic albums. This new one is a bit different - almost no more grunge "dirty" sound, more usual metal music. But in general style is similar to their beginning.
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Toy Matinee     remind me Elliott Murphy. When we lived some years in Southern Europe, he was quite regular there with live shows (as well as in France), but haven't heard nothing from him in UK or N. Europe for years!
Lucifer's Friend's debut is excellent for me. To be honest, I don't like their later albums too much though.
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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

Toy Matinee     remind me Elliott Murphy. When we lived some years in Southern Europe, he was quite regular there with live shows (as well as in France), but haven't heard nothing from him in UK or N. Europe for years!
Lucifer's Friend's debut is excellent for me. To be honest, I don't like their later albums too much though.


I wasn't aware fo their later albums. Inga Rumpf seems to be a number of German heavy rock bands from 69 - 74.

Have you heard Kevin Gilbert's rock opera The Shaming Of The True, IMHO miles better than any other - and I used to argue hard for Quadraphenia being in the NO 1 spot for 30 years.
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