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    Posted: December 24 2010 at 21:48
...station stops.
 
I got 5.
Bet you cant come up with 3.
 
(No, Kinks "Waterloo Station" doesnt count.)
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Up the Elephant and Around the Castle - ELP
Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square  - Jethro Tull
Baker Street Muse - Jethro Tull
Seven Sisters - John McLauglin
Seven Sisters  - Pip Pyle
Angel Station - Manfred Mann's Earth Band
Highgate - Affinity
 
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Up the Elephant and Around the Castle - Keith Emerson.
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Battle of Epping Forest?
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Nice one Dean, well done!Clap
 
Baggra, I don't remember the Kinks song "Waterloo Station".Wink
 
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Regent Street incident - String Driven Thing
Barking pumpkin  - Zappa
Bank of the dead - Roy Harper
On the Embankment - Tony Arnold
Monument Valley - Tangerine Dream


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Circle Line - Fish
Tower Hill - Clannad (Clannad is not included in PA, but sometimes referred to. Tower Hill is a bit proggish thanks to its 5/4 time signature).

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Peter Gabriel - Sudbury Hill Clown
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Shock on the Tube (Don't Want Love)  - 10cc
Notting Hill Gate - Quintessence
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"He's up the pub"
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Superb job, guys.
You bagged my arse proper.
 
 
Few more:
Catapilla - Charing Cross
Affinity - Seven Sisters on the Victoria Line

MacDonald & Giles - Turnham Green on the District Line

Brian Auger Trinity  - Vauxhall & Lambeth Bridge...Vauxhall on the Victoria Line, Lambeth on Bakerloo Line

 
And of course the group, Bakerloo (which used to name themselves Bakerloo Blues Line, or summat.)
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Shall we except Grateful Dead "Terrapin Station"?
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Originally posted by Baggra Baggra wrote:

Shall we except Grateful Dead "Terrapin Station"?
No.
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Originally posted by Baggra Baggra wrote:



 
And of course the group, Bakerloo (which used to name themselves Bakerloo Blues Line, or summat.)

Bakerloo isn't an underground station of course, so if we're counting bands with the same name as London Tube lines, there are a couple of bands called Circle, a District 97 and a Violet District and a Waterloo.
 
Bands named after stations would include Elephant and Castle and Waterloo
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... and Kings X !
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Originally posted by Baggra Baggra wrote:

Shall we except Grateful Dead "Terrapin Station"?
 
Grateful Dead in London? ... everyone would fall asleep!
 
In America folks usually were too stoned to know the difference!


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Sono-Bank - Bondage Fruit
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Pete Townshend - White City Fighting. Maybe he's not prog but David Gilmour wrote the music, so it could go as related, or?
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