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M@X 
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 Posted: August 20 2005 at 09:25 |
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Part IV -> Instrumental Passage (2:40 to 3:03)
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Musak
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Posted: August 20 2005 at 10:12 |
I can't think of anything else right now... |
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* My eyes are full but my face is empty * |
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Posted: August 20 2005 at 19:13 |
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Erm...what if you don't have hair?
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Ricochet
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Posted: August 29 2005 at 07:44 |
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Pink Floyd:
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DEzerov
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Joined: August 17 2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 340 |
Posted: August 29 2005 at 09:25 |
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Choral intro to PFM's La Isla di Niente/The Mountain
Mallet work by Benoit and Mirelle on Gong' s Isle of Everywhere Cello and mellotron section of the Moody Blues "The Voyage" Violin during the intro of Kansas' Song for America All of Zappa's Echidna's Arf (Of You) Percussion section during Banco's Canto nomade per un prigioniero politico All of After Crying's Modern Idök The overall shimmering sound of Rundgren's A Treatise on Cosmic Fire Edited by DEzerov |
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The moon is made by some lame cooper and you can see the idiot has no idea about moons at all - Nikolay Gogol
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salisbury steak
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Posted: August 29 2005 at 14:48 |
You've just inspired me to throw on some Red. Also: the mellotron arrangement in Siberian Khatru is a tear jerker
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Biggles
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Posted: August 29 2005 at 15:51 |
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How about this little beauty? We sleep by the ever-bright hole in the door, My favorite part of APP, and some of Ian Anderson's best lyrics. |
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The crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe.
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erik neuteboom
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Joined: July 27 2005 Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Points: 7659 |
Posted: August 29 2005 at 16:21 |
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Hello. My personal Top 10 goose bumps moments (no particularly order): Outer Limits: the bombastic final part featuring Mellotron and violin in the titletrack The scene of pale blue Anekdoten: the Mellotron intro from Karelia on their debut album Vemod Le Orme: the splendid build-upgrand finale in the titletrack from Felona e sorona Fantasy: the choir-Mellotron eruptions on the song Alanderie from Beyond the beyond Pallas: ultra-bombastic choir-Mellotron eruptions in March to Atlantis on their album The Sentinel Triana: the flamenco guitar runs during the first minutes of the song Abre le puerta in their debut album El Patio Yes-Yessongs: synthesizer-electric guitar duel from Howe and Wakeman in Wurm (Starship Trooper part 3) Genesis-Firth of fifth on Seconds Out: grand finale from the very moving electric guitar solo, supported by choir-Mellotron eruptions King Crimson-Red: halfway Starless the nerve-racking chainsaw electric guitar Pink Floyd-The Wall: super compelling guitar solo in Comfotably numb |
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Keke
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Posted: August 29 2005 at 17:13 |
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Prog wouldn't be prog if it didn't have too many such passages to even BEGIN mentioning. It would be mind blowing to try and single anything out... Instead, I'll just add to all that was already written in this thread with something noone mention yet, which is; The final acoustic part of The Drapery Falls, by Opeth, beginning with: ''Spiralling to the ground below...'' |
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MustShaveBeard
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Posted: August 29 2005 at 17:30 |
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Nothing's made my hair stand on end, but I like these very, very much, that should count for something. It does, doesn't it? -The part in "The Musical Box" right before he begins the "play me my song" bit for the second time (I trust you know what I'm talking about) -the sax solo in VDGG's "Man-Erg" -the climactic part in "Kosmos Tours" from "Plague of the Lighthouse Keepers" -The "Master inner voices" part in GG's "Experience -The mellotron/haunting acoustic guitar part in Harmonium's "Depuis L'Automne" -Soon -The beginning passage of A Passion Play (after the intro) -The flute at the beginning of "Apocolypse in 9/8" (and the rest of it for that matter) -The whole of "In the Wake of Poseidon" -When the middle section is interrupted in "On Reflection with "Look back i's not your game, together just in name" -The haunting part in "Schooldays" - "Presence of the Night" from "Plague of etc." -When the quiet organ comes in in "Picures/Lighthouse" -The whole of "Lemmings" -Everything on ITCOTCK (minus a few things) Amongst others Edited by MustShaveBeard |
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Your life or your lupins!!!
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Foxtrot
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Posted: August 29 2005 at 18:04 |
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Here are a few of mine: 1. The opening organ in "Watcher of the Skies", especially live - Genesis 2. Both the piano intro and the mellotron wind up in "Firth of Fifth" - Genesis 3. the thumpthumpthumpthump - thumpthump of the bass, the bell ring, then 12 string guitar at the opening of "And You And I" - Yes 4. The guitar chords, accompanied by temple blocks in "Xanadu" - Rush 5. The bass line in "Garden Party" - Marillion 6. Apocalypse in 9/8 from "Supper's Ready" - Genesis 7. The opening chords in "Perpetual Change" - Yes 8. The resolved melody near the end of "Stagnation" (revisited in 3 Sides Live medley) - Genesis 9. The solo in "Comfortably Numb" - Pink Floyd 10. Guitar and temple blocks again in "The Trees" - Rush |
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Posted: August 29 2005 at 18:57 |
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First: A great thread! All what I think about passages, which make stand my hair are allready mentioned, which I won't repeat 'cause it's already written, but there are few more: The last two minutes of "Three Friends" from GENTLE GIANT - the band choir and the mellotron melodies repeats through the fadeout and always gives me chills, any time I listen to it. The beginning section, flute solo and chorus of "I Remember" from PSYCHOTIC WALTZ. Most parts of "Us And Them" by FLOYD. The whole "The Lamia" and "Cinema Show/Aisle Of Plenty" from GENESIS. The acoustic guitar intro, lead guitar, verses and chorus of "Guardian" from FATES WARNING. "A Change Of Seasons" from DREAM THEATER - the part which breaks in after over 13 minutes. The passage of "Epitaph" by KING CRIMSON, where Greg Lake sings "But I fear tomorrow I'll be crying." "I Grieve" from PETER GABRIEL. "Russia On Ice" with it's dark mood - PORCUPINE TREE |
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margaret
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Joined: May 29 2005 Status: Offline Points: 139 |
Posted: August 29 2005 at 21:56 |
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wow, one stands out
the rapid transition in The Ancient from Howe's wicked soloing to Anderson's chatting and Howe's beautiful acoustic playing. 'So the flowering creativity of life wove its Web face to face with the shallow And their Gods sought out and conquered ... Ah Kin' that definity is a 'hair raiser' to me. 
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con safo
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Posted: August 29 2005 at 22:07 |
YES YES YES!!!! I've been in love with this song lately, the part that always gets me is 'The Silent watcher he makes me uneasy, i can feel him through the floorboards and his presence is creepy, he informs me, that i shall be expelled." Absolutely mindblowing..!!!!!!! |
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M@X
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Posted: August 31 2005 at 08:54 |
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"Sleepwalkers"
-> Passage (5:00 to 8:06) When the Jackson's sax comes in... One of the best music moment in PROG MUSIC HISTORY
A real ear-gasms Download this song
PS : More and more Van der Graaf hair standing up moments coming
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Posted: August 31 2005 at 10:38 |
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The entire "Histoire Sans Paroles" - Harmonium and the end of "A Saucerful Of Secrets (live version)" |
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Fritha
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Joined: August 10 2005 Location: Finland Status: Offline Points: 471 |
Posted: August 31 2005 at 17:40 |
I'm listening to it RIGHT now! And yes, fantastic. Incidentally, I bought Red yesterday and heard Starless for the very first time... That magical transition around 11.20 makes me literally gasp for breath. I'm so happy that this song turned out to be just as fabulous as all the raving suggested it to be. One of the very few prog songs that I have loved right from the get-go. |
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I was made to love magic
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RickRay
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Posted: August 31 2005 at 23:42 |
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These are guaranteed to give me the vertical hairfactor: 1.The break in Journey To The Center Of The Mind by the Amboy Dukes and the sustained note held during that. 2.The solo Keith Emerson does in 'Mars The Bringer Of War' off of Emerson Lake and Powell. 3.The hyperspeed strumming done by Hacket on 'Dancing Out With The Moonlit Knight' off of Selling England. 4.The opening guitar work to Bridge Of Sighs by Robin Trower. |
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