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    Posted: September 20 2006 at 11:05
I like to listen to Taal or King Crimson in the morning.
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"This morning"/Gila
    



Deavid Allen and Euterpe/Good morning



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Harmonium - Aujourd'hui, je dis bonjour a la vie... birds singing, children playing... its a morning song!
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Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:



Originally posted by MANDRAKEROOT MANDRAKEROOT wrote:

This morning I listened...: "Bedside Manners Are Extra" by Greensdale ( album)
Excellent album indeed! I bought it at Pickup Records in Bassano...As I get up very early in the morning (especially lately), I don't put on music immediately, as I don't want the neighbours to find any excuses to complain (not the nicest people in the world, I'm afraid..). So, I start putting records on at about 8.30 a.m., and usually anything goes... even rather loud, energetic classic metal will do! This morning, though, the first and only listen I had was Jefferson Airplane's "Crown of Creation".

    

agreed.. i cannot listen to prog right after i'm up...it's only happened very few times.. i usually put some classic metal too. preferably, Metallica, Paradise Lost or even GnR...
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Sorry lads, but I seem to be on a bit of a tear tonight, buuuuuuuuuut...

Minstrel in the Gallery. If you need to be up, nothing gets you up faster than the titular tune (greatest song ever written, if you ask me). If you're more of a sleep in sort of chap, Grace.
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Sunday breakfast is usually jazz time. Anything from the 32 series.
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Originally posted by darkshade darkshade wrote:

i once had "It Can't Happen Here" by Mr. Frank Zappa set on my cd alarm clock and seriously scared the hell outta me, i was confused and didnt know what was going on.


I once woke up to Black Sabbath at high volume, to be honest it was really quite frightening.
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i once had "It Can't Happen Here" by Mr. Frank Zappa set on my cd alarm clock and seriously scared the hell outta me, i was confused and didnt know what was going on.
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Originally posted by martinprog77 martinprog77 wrote:

maybe opeht is too much noise to listen in the morning ..or maybe not LOL



Heh - when I saw the thread title, Opeth was my first thought Smile
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Definitely Yes for me or anything cheerful.

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I like to listen to Yes in the morning if it is sunny outside, especially Starship Trooper.
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On sunny sunday mornings I always play some prog folk. It sets the nice and quiet mood for the rest of the day and it always reminds me of the beautiful nature. One good example  is  Broselmaschine Thumbs Up

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Not prog but Sunday morning music? Well, The Sundays! I love Harriet Wheelers voice. She's kinda cute too.    
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Metallica - Ride The Lightning LOL
 
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Quote (twice):
"Bedside Manners Are Extra" by Greensdale.
 
I'm as guilty as the next of producing such typos (usually in piece typed with a rush of thoughts and words) - but to this reader, there is a certain pleasure when somebody else's spelling error, accidental word transcription or as here anagram of the original, still creates a legible/understandable word or phrase. Recently I  unconsciously reported Mahavishnu Orchestra's Birds Of Fire as Birds of Flame. (Dick's lexia??).
 
Must be many others around?
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Originally posted by Australian Australian wrote:

I like listening to Breakfast in America by Supertramp, it puts me in the mood.
 
 
I love to listen to that one 4-5AM in the morning, just when the sun is about to get up Big smile
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Originally posted by MANDRAKEROOT MANDRAKEROOT wrote:

This morning I listened...: "Bedside Manners Are Extra" by Greensdale (StarStarStarStar album)


Thumbs Up Excellent album indeed! I bought it at Pickup Records in Bassano...Wink

As I get up very early in the morning (especially lately), I don't put on music immediately, as I don't want the neighbours to find any excuses to complain (not the nicest people in the world, I'm afraid..). So, I start putting records on at about 8.30 a.m., and usually anything goes... even rather loud, energetic classic metal will do! This morning, though, the first and only listen I had was Jefferson Airplane's "Crown of Creation".


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If I happen to get up in the morning I will listen to just about anything. The only times I will limit what I want to listen to is when I'm not feeling well, In witch case something soft like Sigur Ros, Saens second album- Escaping From The Hands Of Gods etc.
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