Prog Trading Cards

Epignosis wrote: I've got four gold cards and three of them are bassists.  Maybe I should just collect the four-stringers.  As you see, Alex, I want to negotiate Geddy Lee for a few key cards. Per my agreement with Bern, one of them will have to be "Supper's Ready."  The other two or three will be for me, but I'd most likely prefer them to be from the same album. What do you think?

So are you proposing that I trade you Supper's Ready for Geddy Lee or Supper's Ready and another card or two for Geddy Lee?

Epignosis wrote: I've got four gold cards and three of them are bassists.  Maybe I should just collect the four-stringers.  As you see, Alex, I want to negotiate Geddy Lee for a few key cards. Per my agreement with Bern, one of them will have to be "Supper's Ready."  The other two or three will be for me, but I'd most likely prefer them to be from the same album. What do you think?

I think I'll steal your cards and negotiate with Bern for the Geddy Lee card.

MovingPictures07 wrote: King By-Tor wrote: He gave it a 3... Insanity.

Indeed. I think it deserves a few lashings.

birdwithteeth11 wrote: Epignosis wrote: I've got four gold cards and three of them are bassists.  Maybe I should just collect the four-stringers.  As you see, Alex, I want to negotiate Geddy Lee for a few key cards. Per my agreement with Bern, one of them will have to be "Supper's Ready."  The other two or three will be for me, but I'd most likely prefer them to be from the same album. What do you think? I think I'll steal your cards and negotiate with Bern for the Geddy Lee card.

You'll draw back nubs!

There's my collection at the moment.

Epignosis wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Hey, Robert, do you have any Mike Oldfield? I was wondering simply because: 1. He would be an awesome card to have. 2. I'd be surprised if you don't like something like "Ommadawn". He's probably one of the strongest recommendations I'd give to you. The only Oldfield I really know is Tubular Bells because my father owned it years ago.

"Ommadawn" should be the next or one of the next albums you pick up, as soon as you are able.

Epignosis wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Epignosis wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Hey, Robert, do you have any Mike Oldfield? I was wondering simply because: 1. He would be an awesome card to have. 2. I'd be surprised if you don't like something like "Ommadawn". He's probably one of the strongest recommendations I'd give to you. The only Oldfield I really know is Tubular Bells because my father owned it years ago. "Ommadawn" should be the next or one of the next albums you pick up, as soon as you are able. Tell me about it.

It is symphonic, yet incredibly unique. Oldfield's style is on its pinnacle on this album, successfully blending Celtic influences, lush synthesizers, folk, and majestic guitar work. I'll definitely write an Oldfield review or a few here soon; this may be the album I choose.

http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=4893

Epignosis wrote: Okay Alex...several options here. Geddy Lee = "Supper's Ready" + 1. The two Leftoverture cards 2. The three Amputechture cards 3. The two Deadwing cards 4. The three Monolith cards 5. "Lonely Wind," "All on a Sunday," and "Sound Chaser" 6. Jon Anderson Will any of these six proposals work?

The Monolith proposal sounds good. I want to get all of Leftoverture from Kansas and that's good enough for me Kansas-wise.

Deal.

Do I owe you something, there Bern?  

Oh, and before I forget:

http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=189402