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Pink Floyd- Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast

 

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hmmm i would go for
 
old prog Yes - Close to the Edge

new prog : Transatlantic - Stranger in your Soul
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I'm torn....

CLOSE TO THE EDGE, SUPPER'S READY, SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND, THICK AS A BRICK, 2112
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Originally posted by Pseud0 Pseud0 wrote:

close to the edge obviously


AGREED!
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King Crimson - "Starless"
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Radiohead - The National Anthem
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Yes-Yours Is No Disgrace

Chicago-Introduction

Genesis-Dancing With The Moonlit Knight

 

Whenever I listen to the above songs, the thought always crosses my mind as these sounding like prog. I mean, these songs just have 'the prog sound,' if you know what I mean.  The time shifts, changes in key or instrumentation, varying phases, and virtuoso musicianship.
'So Frank, you have long hair. Does that make you a woman?'
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Britney Spears - Toxic

to define something is easier to find its contrary
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SUPPER'S READY!!!
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I know this is off topic, and as a newbie I'm not allowed to start a new thread, but I wonder if everyone here is aware of the current lawsuits springing up against Sony and their evil DRM copy protection software.

If you don't know what the hell I'm on about then I suggest you get clued up and look at some of these links - oh, and don't buy Sony products (and tell all your friends too!)

http://blogs.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2005/11/the_bush _admini.html

http://www.sysinternals.com/blog/

http://www.eff.org/IP/DRM/Sony-BMG/?f=open-letter-2005-11-14 .html

There is plenty more information going around on the same subject. Just google for any combination of the words SONY, rootkit, russinovich, DRM, "First 4 Internet" etc.

If you have played any CDs on your home computer which have Sony's DRM copy protection on then, then your pc has been COMPROMISED. Virus writers are already frantically working to exploit the security holes that SONY have opened up. If your system is infected you might be able to get compensation from Sony if they are found guilty of any of the SIX class-action lawsuits currently filed against them.

I hope I have been of service to you in spreading the news about this corporate crime.
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there are a few Amon Duul II tracks that i think define it well

1.  Cerberus

2.  Sleepwalkers Timeless Bridge

3.  Wie der Wind am Ende einer Strasse

 

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That is a hard question,  would i choose for
  • Echoes of Pink Floyd or
  • Gates of Delirium by Yes or
  • Mother Nature by Mostly Autumn or
  • IQ, Pendragon, Marillion, Genesis, Mike Oldfield, FlowerKings, Magenta???
Or just choose for a recent single that conbines all those bands in one great proggy epic of 13 minutes, screaming guitars, flute, ullian pipes, organ, crazy bass loops, harp, slide, tempo changes and the most amazing & delightful voices of the temporary prog;

  • All Around The World: ProgAID  ('05).
With:
Neal Morse
Roine Stolt - The Flower Kings
Pete Trewavas - Marillion
Anthony Phillips
Martin Orford - IQ
Peter Nicholls - IQ
John Jowitt - IQ
Alan Reed - Pallas
Nick Barrett - Pendragon
Clive Nolan - Arena / Pendragon
John Mitchell - Arena & The Urbane & Kino
Gary Chandler - Jadis
Arjen Lucassen - Ayreon
Oliver Wakeman
Steve Balsamo - Alan Parsons Project
Troy Donockley - Iona
Bryan Josh - Mostly Autumn
Steve Gee - Landmarq
Tracy Hitchings - Landmarq
Dave Wagstaff - Landmarq
Bruce Soord - Pineapple Thief
Stu Nicholson - Galahad
Rob Reed - Magenta
Christina - Magenta
Allan Mason Jones - Magenta
Glass Hammer
Mike Baker & Gary Wehrkamp - Shadow Gallery
Doogie White - ex Rainbow & Yngwie Malmsteen
Rob Gould - Fula
Steve Taylor - Strangefish
Danny Chang - The Fyreworks
Andy Edwards - Ezra
Chris Dale - Sack Trick & Bruce Dickinson
Rachel Jones - ex Karnataka
Paul Davies - ex Karnataka & Panic Room
Jonathan Edwards - ex Karnataka & Panic Room
Bluehorses
Nick
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