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Poll Question: Which tracks would you suggest for Mrs. Epignosis?
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    Posted: June 24 2009 at 15:56
Okay gents (and ladies especially), I am planning on making a mix CD for my wife of lovely pieces of prog, but the "hidden track" will be a song I wrote for her a very long time ago.  This will be my anniversary gift to her this year (in addition to mind-blowing sex). 

Multiple votes are checked, so go nuts.  Choose the pieces you think would make for a great little compilation for a gal who likes Cat Stevens, contemporary Christian music, some country and blues, Norah Jones and basically all things acoustic.

These are all tracks (well almost anyway) I think she will enjoy.  I know her best, but you geniuses know great music.  I want to hear what you think will make a good compilation CD for an anniversary (that will end with a surprise song from yours truly Wink).

Go to it!

Edited by Epignosis - June 24 2009 at 16:02
https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays
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Happy anniversary! Heart
I suggested Tull, Hackett, and the Floyd.
I notice there's no Gentle Giant on this list.  Wink
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Originally posted by Progosopher Progosopher wrote:

Happy anniversary! Heart
I suggested Tull, Hackett, and the Floyd.
I notice there's no Gentle Giant on this list.  Wink


Look closer!  "Aspirations" is on deck. Smile
https://epignosis.bandcamp.com/album/a-month-of-sundays
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From the Beginning, June, The Carpet Crawlers, Aspirations... that's like, automatic getting laid music right there. Tongue
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I would add Formentera Lady by KC.
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She sounds like she's on a pretty similar page musically to my girlfriend. With that in mind, my Beck loves June and Lazarus. Also, she has a thing for the Decemberists, but not really any of those in any specific sense. Maybe Summer Song or The Crane Wife 3?
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The Porcupine Tree and Decemberists tracks are all great.
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by Progosopher Progosopher wrote:

Happy anniversary! Heart
I suggested Tull, Hackett, and the Floyd.
I notice there's no Gentle Giant on this list.  Wink


Look closer!  "Aspirations" is on deck. Smile
Oops!  Need to get those glasses checked. Geek
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Also, I think that the Gentle Giant track Think of Me with Kindness should be included. That twangs the female heartstrings. At least in the one case I really care about.
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Styx "Come Sail Away" would be a song my lady friend would like included 
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The Hazards of Love 4
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Another vote for "From the Beginning" from a woman who is not really too much into romantic musicWink...
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Hackett's The Virgin & The Gypsy would probably work the best out of all listed.
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Definitely not the Snow Goose unless you want to put her to sleep. Tongue
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Camel stationary  traveler
Steve Hackett   spectral mournings - the serpentine song
Queen   you are my best friend
Brian May   lost horizont
 
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Hope you have a fantastic dayHeart

Lazarus for me, if only because my lovely wife thought it utterly beautiful when I first played it to her. She's not easily impressed by progWink
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Gotta be Lazerus, Rob. Love that song.

Oh, and . . . CONGRATS!!!!!


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You know what ProgArchives could give Robert as an anniversary gift?

A spot in this archives. Just sayin'
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Izz - I Believe
 
Iona - Today
 
Peter Gabriel - Here Comes the Flood (solo piano version)
 
----Carpet Crawlers would be extremely creepy in this context.
 
 
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Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

Peter Gabriel - Here Comes the Flood (solo piano version)


Is that the one from Fripp's "exposure" album?
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