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    Posted: August 23 2014 at 20:04
don't want examples  (easily)  taken from VA tribute cds like those put out by Colossus or on, say, Magna Carta label.


TETRAGON -  for example (The Nice)

ORME - rondo (The Nice  - okay, not origionally by The Nice, but likely they are jumping-off The Nice version, right?)

The TRIP - ughhh,forget which


SYRIUS - 20th century Schizoid Man

PFM  - same  & Aqualung


MIKE QUATRO JAM BAND - court of Crimson King
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Pugh's Place -Child In Time (deep purple)  (some band covered "Why didn't Rosemary", but I cannot remember just now)

PFM - black sabbath
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The kings of playing Prog covers are obviously DT. Neal Morse has also done a few such as his 'Neal Morse plays Pink Floyd' album.
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Genesis Revisited II? Marillion also did some of Supper's Ready on the song Grendel...

(kidding!)
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Transatlantic -In Held 'Twas In I (Procol Harum), also Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd), live more covers and more recent Transatlantic releases have a lot of covers on the bonusdisc
The Flower Kings - The Cinema Show (Genesis)
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Jethro Tull doing Led Zepellin's "Kashmir" during their last few tours.
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Anekdoten played a cover of "Starless", back when I saw them in.... '94? I think that was it.
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Originally posted by unclemeat69 unclemeat69 wrote:

Transatlantic -In Held 'Twas In I (Procol Harum), also Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd), live more covers and more recent Transatlantic releases have a lot of covers on the bonusdisc
The Flower Kings - The Cinema Show (Genesis)

don't forget the cover of The Revealing Science of God they did with Jon Anderson himself.
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Riverside covering "Leave That Thing Alone" by Rush.  
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Okay, PHISH are not prog, but they did a wonderful "Watcher In The Skies" on the Genesis Rock Hall of Fame thing.

Wallace only mentions this to deride that beautiful people audience there.
Remember the look on those faces?

They were obviously clueless as to wot Genesis were prior to Abacab.
So then why were they at a Genesis  induction?

Everyone knows: cos they are sh*t-eating peacocks.
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FLOWER TRAVELLIN' BAND  -black sabbath
NICK MAGNUS  - theme one (VDGG)
FSB BAND - two gentle giant tracks
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The Tangent have done several live renditions of early prog tracks, with 21st Century Shozoid Man, Yours Is No Disgrace and America being prominent.
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Unitopia does a sweet Genesis medley.
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I saw Zappa do a cover of "Whipping Post." I'm still scratching my head.
Then again, when the Allmans were breaking out they had a huge contingent of prog-loving fans.
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jJordan rudess - JUST THE SAME (GENTLE GIANT)
landberk - NO MORE WHIOTE HORSES  (t2)
flower kings - STARSHIP TROOPER
uriah heep - hold your head up (ARGENT)
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PFM -bouree, nothing is easy (Tull)
         -gypsy (Heep)

I NOMADI  -anthem (deep purple)
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Points: 20649 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 24 2014 at 22:39
Originally posted by Manuel Manuel wrote:

Jethro Tull doing Led Zepellin's "Kashmir" during their last few tours.
That really surprises me......I can't imagine what the heck Anderson was thinking.
 
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He IS thinking Led Zepp is not prog and does not belong in Wallace's thread.
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Some King Crimson here...I have problems including videos so I post the links only
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