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    Posted: November 30 2007 at 11:24
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Welcome.  It's good to know that prog ain't just for the kids.
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A very warm welcome, Prof'

Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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Points: 24439 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 28 2007 at 01:34
A very warm welcome from someone who's just a couple of years younger than you (and a woman to bootSmile)! Hope you'll stay a long time with us!Clap

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Welcome progfanatio, as a youngster I'll look forward to your pearls of wisdom, and yes of course the reviewsWink 
 
So prog really does keep you young?  Well I guess that's why I look like a high-schooler...the effects begin at a young age...
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Points: 29630 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 27 2007 at 20:35
The best thing about getting older is my ever expanding progressive (and some others) music collection as currently shown below. Big%20smile
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Welcome Home! By the way, it's true that prog keeps you young . I am 51 and look like 40! Its all the emenations from the stylus sliding over symphonic vinyl back in the 70s when everything was experimentation (Yes Igor, I know....) that somehow prevents aging!!!!! Still a kid everytime I hear Catfood, Close to the Edge, Birth or River of Life!
So whip out your middle finger and start reviewing! We all are anxious to hear  comments from the more "seasoned" prog vets....
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OK, now get busy and start reviewing stuff! Big%20smile
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Welcome to the site, I think you will find that prog is still thriving. God I wish I could have seen some of those shows, it must have been amazing, but sadly I was born too late.
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You're welcome Mike, we need youngsters like you Wink
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A big thanks to you all for your prog recommendations as well as the links to other CD vendors. Much appreciated.
I'm 49 years old and have been a prog head since 1971. Thats right since I was 12 years old!! My brother turned me on to ELP and King Crimson and I've never looked back. Seen some incredible shows.

Early King Crimson at the Whisky. (I live in LA) as well as PFM. UK doing their first album at the Santa Monica Civic. Peter Hamill at the Troubadour. Genesis' Lamb Lies Down on Broadway tour. All of the early ELP tours as well as the Yes tours. Fantastic memories!! I'm probably the old man here but you'd never know it by my looks. Prog has kept me young!! Thanks again to all of you.

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