ProgArchives Mafia: The Merriweather Murder

DisgruntledPorcupine wrote: So, does that mean it can appear as a stranger?

Yes. Let me elaborate.

What occurred in the Day 4 lynch post was the result of a lynch switch. It could not have been anything else. However, whether it was because of Ian Anderson's role or because of something else, that's up to interpretation.

RIP Joel, he was one of the best of us

Triceratopsoil wrote: progkidjoel wrote: RIP Joel, he was one of the best of us

progkidjoel wrote: RIP Joel, he was one of the best of us

Attention:

I'm looking for a replacement. I've already done some searching on my own but haven't been successful (yet). If anyone knows anyone else they can refer me to, that would be great. If not, that's fine. Just thought I'd see if any of you knew anyone else who would want to play.

So apparently Ian Anderson thought JJ was good, or to be precise, that Joel definitely was bad. Hmmmm~  but Ian doesn't have an info role, he was going in his (very accurate regarding Joel ) gut.

So now we wait to see what JJ has to say about this?

Sorry, I wasnt around but whatever happened that was a good lynch result!

I'm really not liking this apparent bandwaggon for "civvies" everyday... I still wanna hear more from low posters and mister Horsey coming day!

Indeed, fabulous switch! But one question: what happens if, par example, the lynching is aimed at Peter Gabriel who cannot be lynched?

Got it! Thanks for clearing that up! 

Night 4 Quiz: Emerson, Lake and Palmer!

If you can PM me the correct answers to all of these questions, you win a prize.

 

1.      ELP was technically a supergroup, with each member of the trio having been in a separate progressive rock band prior to forming ELP. What were these 3 bands and which member was working with which band before quitting to join ELP?

2.      A famous guitarist originally was contacted about joining the supergroup and expressed interest in working with Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Who was he? Why didn’t he join?

3.      ELP were known for their theatric live shows which, at the time, caused some dissenting opinions. While playing his organ, Keith Emerson sometimes used a knife given to him by a roadie in his former band. Who was that roadie and what successful band did that person end up forming?

4.      After fights and a demise of ELP in the late 1970s, one of the former members of the trio joined a supergroup with three other musicians who came from progressive rock backgrounds. The group would be named Asia and surprisingly churn out music that defied all expectations, becoming most well-known for the 1980s staple “Heat of the Moment”. Which member of ELP joined Asia, who else was a part of Asia, and what progressive rock bands did all of the other members come from before forming Asia?

      Additional thoughts concerning the quiz: You are allowed to PM me with answers as many times as you want. It's the first person who gets me all 4 correct answers that will win the prize.

Also make sure to PM them to me and do not post the answers here in the thread. I will post once the quiz has been won.

Edited by MovingPictures07 - October 24 2010 at 17:20