list the 5 or 10 darkest Procol Harum songs
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Topic: list the 5 or 10 darkest Procol Harum songs
Posted By: aginor
Subject: list the 5 or 10 darkest Procol Harum songs
Date Posted: November 28 2010 at 19:17
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Procol Harum is known for their dark, brooding songs, often called gothic rock, well one can clarely see that victorian age have influenced Procols sound ALOT
it is dark, gritty, brooding and magestic
my list (of 5 songs)
1. Whaling Stories
2. Nothing tha I Did not know
3. All this and more
4. Skip Sftly My Moonbeans
5. In the Autumn of My madness ------------- 
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Posted By: Zombywoof
Date Posted: July 10 2011 at 10:33
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1. "Dead Man's Dream"
2. "Still There'll Be More" 3. "Barnyard Story" 4. "Nothing That I Did Not Know" 5. "Whaling Stories" ------------- Continue the prog discussion here: http://zombyprog.proboards.com/index.cgi ... |
Posted By: paganinio
Date Posted: July 11 2011 at 06:46
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I only know "A Lighter Shade of Grey" Uh, just googled it, it's actually called "A Whiter Shade of Pale". Either way the title doesn't sound very dark.... ------------- 
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Posted By: aginor
Date Posted: July 11 2011 at 06:54
here is some pretty dark songs, and gothic rock [TUBE]qRHttHuA9Zs[/TUBE] [TUBE]kv27j2yQUo4&feature=related[/TUBE] [TUBE]Fw-btrdpOG0&feature=related[/TUBE] -------------
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Posted By: jean-marie
Date Posted: July 11 2011 at 18:53
| I heard the captain cry...... A salty dog is a dark song |
Posted By: The Dark Elf
Date Posted: July 12 2011 at 01:03
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Offhand, I would say "Repent Walpurgis" and "Simple Sister" are very dark Procol songs.
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