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Joined: February 08 2005
Location: Hants, England
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Posted: February 24 2016 at 03:21
After the War, there was talk of building a 'new Jerusalem'; after all, people felt they had to have been fighting for something. Many progressive rock musicians were born into, and grew up in, this environment, ie. post-war Britain from the mid-forties onward. Roger Waters was born in 1943, Jon Anderson in 1944, Greg Lake 1947, Rick Wakeman 1949, and so on. However, there are those who would not have supported Beveridge and the Welfare State.
Joined: April 22 2016
Location: California
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Points: 197
Posted: April 28 2016 at 17:41
AreYouHuman wrote:
There was also Song of
Innocence by Alan White, from his 1976 solo Ramshackled, joined by Anderson and
Howe.
And around that same time, Jon Anderson quoted Blake's line "Energy is eternal delight" as an epigraph in the Yes 1976 tour program. (Alan White, on his page, quoted a supposed Dylan Thomas line that inspired the title of his album, but got it all garbled. The quote in the program reads "And the ramshackled sea exhaulted thus"; the actual Thomas line is "And the tusked, ramshackling sea exults.")
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