Our own Dick Heath's ALT2 Radio show Returns

Yes this is the track's first appearance as far as I'm aware.

CD	11	2.24	Graham Bond Organisation	Train Time	Sound Of ‘65	Blues	EMI
CD	2	2.58	Creedence Clearwater Revival	Bootleg	Bayou County	Rock	Fantasy
CD	1	6.56	Umphrey’s McGee	Believe The Lie	Safety In Numbers	Jam Rock	SPV Inside Out

CD	4	4.43	Talisma	Iseult	Quelque Part	Prog	Unicorn
CD	2	4.30	Shaun Guerin	If This Is A Dream	Archives	Pog	Cypher
CD	6	2.51	Brett Marvin & The Thunderbolts	Crazy With The Blues	I Asked For Water, She….	Blues	BGO
CD	10	5.31	Francis Dunnery	Still Too Young To Remember	One Night In Sauchiehall Street	ProgFolk	Cottage Industry
CD	18	3.29	Graham Bond Organisation	Walking In The park	There’s A Bond Between Us	R’n’B	EMI
CD	1	2.33	John Renbourne	Trotto/Saltarello	The Lady & The Unicorn	Folk	Castle

CD	1	3.16	Tony McPhee & Jo Anne Kelly	Oh Death	I Asked For Water, She….	Blues	BGO
CD	3	5.20	PIL	Fishing	Compact	Post Punk	Virgin
CD	5	4.25	Umphrey’s McGee	Nemo	Safety In Numbers	Jam Rock	SPV Inside Out
CD	2	5.05	Bob Dylan	Ballad Of Hollis Brown	The Times They Are A Changin’	Folk	CBS
CD	1	8.44	Jordan Rudess	Dance On A Volcano	Road Home	Prog	Magna Carta

glass house wrote:

This is very good - Herring - . And for a request, some more of David Cross band please.

No problem

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James wrote:

Thanks, Dick. Big%20smile

Ah, Jimmy Herring is a great guitarist!

I need some Aquarium Rescue Unit.

What wonderfully sinuous guitar work

Edited by Dick Heath - October 16 2008 at 16:25

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James wrote:

Oooh, this is noisy and I love it!

Mats/Morgen you say? I need that!

Check out the Cuneiform releases (4 so far - including a re-release). The latest Heat Beats Live is worth sampling and with a DVD.

As I said the UAE Swedish release versions seem to be deleted - have had a few fruitless web searches - and then I discovered Ultima Thule in Leicester were off-loading them cheap!

Edited by Dick Heath - October 16 2008 at 16:22

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Oooh, this is noisy and I love it!

Mats/Morgen you say? I need that!

glass house wrote:

oooh, you said obscure rock, like Euclid, Bang, Neon Rose or Hardstuff maybe?

I'll rephase that - obscure rock I've heard off Wink

Edited by Dick Heath - October 16 2008 at 16:14

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I tend to prefer these sort of early 70s rock acts to a lot of the later metal.

Edited by salmacis - September 27 2011 at 12:20

There is indeed more snobbery on that site than here- there tends to be a contingent of RIO/avant fans looking down on other styles (particularly neo prog/prog metal) in a very vocal fashion, or people who post in threads just to be argumentative- but I find I post there more than on PA these days.

salmacis wrote:

There was a discussion on this David Cross album on the Progressive Ears forum...

Saw it, didn't agree some of the comments, but I'm increasing ly feeling that site is less friendly than PA, seems less discussion. I seem to be contributing more points of information than debate there - PA has enough to be getting on with

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Still Too Young To Remember

Walking In The park

Fishing

Ballad Of Hollis Brown

Dance On A Volcano