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panagos 
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 Posted: March 15 2005 at 02:55 |
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Well what about deep purple's early albums-like The book of taliesyn and their third -deep purple?? With songs like Fault line and April or their astonishing live bootleg from Aachen Germany called Sonic Zoom ?? There is this instrumental called wring that neck which has this brilliant and exciting hammond solo.
Also for more relaxing music what about Sweet smoke live album???
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Captain Fudge
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Posted: March 08 2005 at 08:20 |
The Doors - The End
Acid prog
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Teenage sucks hard -- Emo sucks even harder
Epic. Simply epic.
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video vertigo
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Posted: March 08 2005 at 02:10 |
Baba O'Reilley by The Who ?
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"The rock and roll business is pretty absurd, but the world of serious music is much worse." - Zappa
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madgo2
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 21:36 |
[QUOTE=gdub411]
At last some people agree with me.
Janes addiction did some progressive songs.
Then She Did
Ted, Just Admit It
Of Course
and Three Days
What pisses me off is I remember reading in Rolling Stone magazine that the 3 songs mentioned above that was on Ritual de Lo Habitual as self indulgent, meandering and too long. Then She Did, Of Course and Three Days is what made that cd great.....the rest was just simple alternative...naturally the critic thought the rest of good, but was weighed down by these three tunes and thus gave the effort 2 stars. Hey Gdub I think Rolling STone sold out a long time ago so anything that comes from that rag I wouldn't take too seriously. The magazine stinks of perfume samples and with the likes of Britney Spears, Kid Rock,etc gracing the covers they lost any credibility left back in the 90's.
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madgo2
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 21:33 |
 richardh wrote:
madgo2 wrote:
[QUOTE=richardh][QUOTE=madgo2][QUOTE=richardh]
Madgo,did you hear the extended version of Love Is Like Oxygen? This is a prog track! 
A few others off the top of my head:
Lone Star - The Bells Of Berlin
Be Bop Deluxe - Blazing Apostles
Al Stewart - Nostradamus
Iron Maiden - Ryme Of The Ancient Mariner
Mountain - Nantucket Sleighride (to Owens Coffin)
Simple Minds - Waterfront
Beatles - Day In The Life
Jean Michel Jarre - Magnetic Fields Pt1
Deep Purple - Child In Time
Hi Richard - yes that is the version I heard and I thought it was very good actually, I had always remembered Sweet as being a top forty band but they obviously had some very good elements to them. I always thought they had the Queen type vocals early on, maybe even before Queeen I see you mention "Lone Star" and that must be the band from Wales with Paul Chapman later of UFO and Waysted. I have their albums and enjoy them quite a bit. Thought I was the only one who remembered them...
Madgo
Hi Madgo.I have both Lone Star's albums as well.The first album has some seriously proggy stuff and is very good IMO.They also employed Jeff Wayne to provide an orchestral arrangement for one of the songs on 'Firing On All Six'.I reckon they have enough Prog credentials for them to be included in the archive.What do you reckon?
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Yeah I would imagine they belong in the archives as well. Have you ever heard the third album which was unreleased? I got a hold of it about a year ago and it was finished up by Paul Chapman. The production is a little shoddy but still worth having for the true fans of the band, not for the casual listener. |
I wasn't aware of a third album.Very intriguing.i would be interested in getting that as well as the BBC studio sessions they recorded.
Hey Richard - I would be happy to burn you copies of both if you cannot find them or whatever as I have the BBC sessions as well. Let me know and we can work something out.
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gdub411
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 20:46 |
At last some people agree with me.
Janes addiction did some progressive songs.
Then She Did
Ted, Just Admit It
Of Course
and Three Days
What pisses me off is I remember reading in Rolling Stone magazine that the 3 songs mentioned above that was on Ritual de Lo Habitual as self indulgent, meandering and too long. Then She Did, Of Course and Three Days is what made that cd great.....the rest was just simple alternative...naturally the critic thought the rest of good, but was weighed down by these three tunes and thus gave the effort 2 stars.
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Aqualung31
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 20:08 |
The Doors - LA Woman
Jane's Addiction - Ted Just Admit It
The Velvet Underground - The Murder Mystery
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Chris Stainton
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 18:27 |
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I always thought the keyboard solo in "Strawberry Letter 23" by the Brothers Johnson sounded cool. Progressive Funk.
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"The fate of all mankind I see is in the hands of fools.
If we make it we can all sit back and laugh.
But I fear tomorrow I’ll be crying."
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Certif1ed
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 16:49 |
frosty wrote:
Jane's Addiction - Three Days
Blue Oyster Cult - Subhuman, Veteran Of A Thousand Psychic Wars, Astronomy
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I also think that "Monsters" (Cultosaurus Erectus) is a very proggy track - I love the way it drops into that jazz groove then flip-flops back into the searing metal riff.
blacksword wrote:
Venom - At War With Satan
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Venom totally rock, and are true pioneers... that's an incredible album (if purely for its audacity) - but I just gotta laugh 
As a prog album, it's certainly got a side-long track... 
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Mategra
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 09:18 |
"Danced", "Race Through Space", "Ieya", "Jungles of Jupiter", "The Packt" - Toyah
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 09:02 |
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Ghost Love Score - Nightwish
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Swinton MCR
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 06:08 |
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Death Trip - Cockney Rebel........
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Blacksword
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 05:11 |
At War with Satan - Venom
Blow the house down - Siouxsie & the Banshees
Down in the Sewer - The Stranglers
Blue room (Extended) - The Orb (with Steve Hillage & Jah Wobble)
Unto the ends of the Earth - Killing Joke
The End - The Doors
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Ultimately bored by endless ecstasy!
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Titan
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 04:49 |
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The Doors - Light my fire (whole 7 minutes version)
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chorus of one
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 04:01 |
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Elton John - Funeral For A Friend (Love Lies Bleeding)
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richardh
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 03:01 |
madgo2 wrote:
richardh wrote:
[QUOTE=madgo2][QUOTE=richardh]
Madgo,did you hear the extended version of Love Is Like Oxygen? This is a prog track!
A few others off the top of my head:
Lone Star - The Bells Of Berlin
Be Bop Deluxe - Blazing Apostles
Al Stewart - Nostradamus
Iron Maiden - Ryme Of The Ancient Mariner
Mountain - Nantucket Sleighride (to Owens Coffin)
Simple Minds - Waterfront
Beatles - Day In The Life
Jean Michel Jarre - Magnetic Fields Pt1
Deep Purple - Child In Time
Hi Richard - yes that is the version I heard and I thought it was very good actually, I had always remembered Sweet as being a top forty band but they obviously had some very good elements to them. I always thought they had the Queen type vocals early on, maybe even before Queeen I see you mention "Lone Star" and that must be the band from Wales with Paul Chapman later of UFO and Waysted. I have their albums and enjoy them quite a bit. Thought I was the only one who remembered them...
Madgo
Hi Madgo.I have both Lone Star's albums as well.The first album has some seriously proggy stuff and is very good IMO.They also employed Jeff Wayne to provide an orchestral arrangement for one of the songs on 'Firing On All Six'.I reckon they have enough Prog credentials for them to be included in the archive.What do you reckon?
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Yeah I would imagine they belong in the archives as well. Have you ever heard the third album which was unreleased? I got a hold of it about a year ago and it was finished up by Paul Chapman. The production is a little shoddy but still worth having for the true fans of the band, not for the casual listener. |
I wasn't aware of a third album.Very intriguing.i would be interested in getting that as well as the BBC studio sessions they recorded.
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Certif1ed
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Posted: March 07 2005 at 02:51 |
Rob The Good wrote:
Uriah Heep - Magician's Birthday ?!!!
Umm..I think you'll find that Uriah Heep IS a Prog band (certainly more Prog than Radiohead could ever dream about being).
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It's not true to say that Uriah Heep are more prog than Radiohead - in fact it is very much the other way around: UH never came up with anything as progressive as "Kid A" or "Amnesiac" - and I've yet to hear anything UH have done that is even half as proggy as anything on "OK Computer".
"Magician's Birthday" is not a prog track - it's a simple rock track that's been extended, and has that outrageously Nigel Tufnell style guitar solo at the end.
"Evil Woman" by Spooky Tooth, from the album "Spooky Two" is a better prog track by a non-prog band (and it's 5 years earlier).
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Cinema
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Posted: March 06 2005 at 23:48 |
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Lots of 10cc is progressive. For example, their entire "How Dare You"
album is progressive, and a fantastic listen to boot. Lots of their
"Deceptive Bends" and "Bloody Tourists" is also progressive. Actually, I'm
a bit surprised 10cc hasn't found its way onto ProgArchives.
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frosty
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Posted: March 06 2005 at 17:35 |
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Jane's Addiction - Three Days
Blue Oyster Cult - Subhuman, Veteran Of A Thousand Psychic Wars, Astronomy
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madgo2
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Posted: March 06 2005 at 17:28 |
richardh wrote:
[QUOTE=madgo2][QUOTE=richardh]
Madgo,did you hear the extended version of Love Is Like Oxygen? This is a prog track!
A few others off the top of my head:
Lone Star - The Bells Of Berlin
Be Bop Deluxe - Blazing Apostles
Al Stewart - Nostradamus
Iron Maiden - Ryme Of The Ancient Mariner
Mountain - Nantucket Sleighride (to Owens Coffin)
Simple Minds - Waterfront
Beatles - Day In The Life
Jean Michel Jarre - Magnetic Fields Pt1
Deep Purple - Child In Time
Hi Richard - yes that is the version I heard and I thought it was very good actually, I had always remembered Sweet as being a top forty band but they obviously had some very good elements to them. I always thought they had the Queen type vocals early on, maybe even before Queeen I see you mention "Lone Star" and that must be the band from Wales with Paul Chapman later of UFO and Waysted. I have their albums and enjoy them quite a bit. Thought I was the only one who remembered them...
Madgo
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Hi Madgo.I have both Lone Star's albums as well.The first album has some seriously proggy stuff and is very good IMO.They also employed Jeff Wayne to provide an orchestral arrangement for one of the songs on 'Firing On All Six'.I reckon they have enough Prog credentials for them to be included in the archive.What do you reckon?
Yeah I would imagine they belong in the archives as well. Have you ever heard the third album which was unreleased? I got a hold of it about a year ago and it was finished up by Paul Chapman. The production is a little shoddy but still worth having for the true fans of the band, not for the casual listener.
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