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Cristi
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how can you be overly-generous with bands you dislike?
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Psychedelic Paul
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I can't, but I don't dislike all of their albums. After all, I gave 5-star ratings to In the Court of the Crimson King, The Least We Can Do is Wave to Each Other & H to He, Who Am the Only One.
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Psychedelic Paul
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My Top 10 Renaissance Songs (in alphabetical order)
Ashes Are Burning At the Harbour Carpet of the Sun Face of Yesterday Mother Russia Northern Lights Ocean Gypsy Running Hard A Song for All Seasons Song of Scheherazade
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Jacob Schoolcraft
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Excellent storytelling!! Excellent work!! I really enjoyed this
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Psychedelic Paul
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Thanks! It was fun to write too.
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Psychedelic Paul
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1983: Renaissance - Time-Line - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kkENx6uE_Jx4iviNzsI0cufhckMrmhIPc
Bass player Jon Camp was convinced that Time-Line was the best Renaissance album at the time of its release, although that may be because he produced it, but I'm guessing he's on Chagrin Boulevard now. Edited by Psychedelic Paul - April 10 2023 at 16:17 |
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Lewian
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Amazingly, for once we agree, 2 stars for me, too (and don't worry, I didn't just listen to it because you gave it two stars). Quite remarkable that Camp thought this is great. Maybe the record company forced him to say that.
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Psychedelic Paul
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Yes, it makes a change for me to give a 2-star rating to anything other than an Avant Prog album.
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Psychedelic Paul
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Annie Haslam in conversation with classical composer, The Daily Doug - a recent convert to the wonderful music of Renaissance after he heard Things I Don't Understand for the first time, which Doug DID understand, as he dissected the song note for note and played along with it on his piano too.
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Octopus II
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^ I love Annie Haslam and Renaissance. I will watch that video later. Thanks for posting!
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Psychedelic Paul
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Me too! I'll have more Renaissance songs and Daily Doug's reactions to them coming up here later, but first of all, here's Annie's interview with Pete Pardo at Sea of Tranquility. |
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Psychedelic Paul
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With his extensive background in classical composition, The Daily Doug demonstrates a deeper understanding of Things I Don't Understand, despite never having listened to Renaissance previously.
Just watch Doug's awestruck reaction when he hears the marvellous sound of Renaissance for the first time.
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Having gained a deeper understanding of Renaissance by listening to Things I Don't Understand, The Daily Doug now prepares to be blown away by the epic, classically-inspired Song of Scheherazade, from Live at Carnegie Hall. To say Doug is impressed would be an understatement. He really loves those chromatic minor third diminished chords.
In Doug's words, "Triple awesome!" Edited by Psychedelic Paul - August 12 2023 at 16:54 |
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In the Final Analysis, The Daily Doug gives his own unique perspective on A Song for All Seasons.
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^ I like Doug’s channel. He’s fun and he is exploring the music rabbit hole very well.
Love his Dream Theater and Iron Maiden videos. |
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Gimmie my headphones now!!! 🎧🤣
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Jacob Schoolcraft
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Edited by Jacob Schoolcraft - August 29 2023 at 08:11 |
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Psychedelic Paul
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E3 to G6! No, it's not a chess move but Annie Haslam's incredible vocal range. You'll know she's reached G6 when your wineglass shatters in your hand.
Edited by Psychedelic Paul - October 01 2023 at 08:07 |
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Renaissance - a rare live performance from Studio Luxembourg in 1974. So rare in fact that the video popped up on YouTube just now when I wasn't even looking for it.
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Jacob Schoolcraft
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I've been following their music for decades. I never checked out their last 2 releases. One of those releases was mostly written by the late great Michael Dunford. I listened to yet another release that I wasn't particularly fond of it was titled THE OTHER WOMAN.
They are a cure for pendatry. Whatever kind of pain is dispersing through your body Renaissance can cure it. Whether it be the first incarnation with Jane Relf, the transitional line up with BINKY or the classic Annie Haslam group. They go right to the center of my being destroying encompassing disaster within me. Renaissance ( s/t) Illusion Prologue Ashes Are Burning Turn Of The Cards Scheherazade (and other stories) Live Carnegie Hall Novella Azure d'Or |
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And here's a Renaissance interview with Jon Camp and Annie Haslam from the Time-Line of 1983 to coincide with the release of their "best" album. |
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