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You should watch Neal's dvd "Testimony". It's awesome! I've pretty much got all his solo cds, all of Spock's Beard, and most all of the Flower Kings. I'm gonna try to get the Transatlantic stuff next, then maybe move on to Steve Hackett....if you know any other band I should be looking at, let me know.
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I love Transatlantic. If they were still around, they'd almost be my fave over SB. While I love some of the Flower Kings matierial, that's the catch -- some. A lot of it just doesn't seem to land for me. I can never put my finger on it, maybe it's that sometimes it lacks emotion. But some of it is fabulous.

To me, Transatlantic is like the best part of FK added to Neal... pretty much the best of both worlds!

Other bands? Jeez, where should I start? :-)
Camel
Mangala Vallis
Marillion (especially the earlier stuff w/ Fish)
Iluvatar
earlier Pendragon
earlier Porcupine Tree (more recent PTree is also excellent, but is much more alt-rock)

that should keep you busy for a while.
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danlo wrote:Bah, I got Luci beat--I saw the US debut of Tales From Topographic Oceans
Oh maaaannnn...
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danlo wrote:Bah, I got Luci beat--I saw the US debut of Tales From Topographic Oceans
bah yerself! i've seen em twice!! :P

saw the In the Round tour too, Menolly!!! and that one had wakeman instead of patrick moraz.
Date : Saturday, June 23, 1979 (28 years, 6 months and 12 days ago)
City : Lexington, Kentucky, United States Of America
Venue : Adolph Rupp Arena
Capacity : 23,000
Lineup : Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Rick Wakeman (Keyboards)
Alan White (Drums)



unfortunately, i've never seen Bill Bruford live. :(
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I saw them with the APP in '99 as well.
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Lucimay wrote:
danlo wrote:Bah, I got Luci beat--I saw the US debut of Tales From Topographic Oceans
bah yerself! i've seen em twice!! :P

saw the In the Round tour too, Menolly!!! and that one had wakeman instead of patrick moraz.
Date : Saturday, June 23, 1979 (28 years, 6 months and 12 days ago)
City : Lexington, Kentucky, United States Of America
Venue : Adolph Rupp Arena
Capacity : 23,000
Lineup : Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Rick Wakeman (Keyboards)
Alan White (Drums)



unfortunately, i've never seen Bill Bruford live. :(
I did for the Union tour.

I've seen Yes for:

In the Round Tormato
90125
Big Generator
Union and
Open Your Eyes

I saw Jon Anderson solo for Song of Seven.

Yeah...if I had to name one absolute favorite group...
...which I am sure comes as no surprise to danlo...
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Y'know...I never got into Yes, ELP (except for Lucky Man, which I dig righteously), or any of that branch of the rock n' roll tree.....

...someone, tell me why this sort of Avant Garde (arty) rock is relevant and good... I am not trying to harsh on anyone, I am pointing out my deficiency...I just don't get it.
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Obviously, you haven't done enough drugs...LOL!!!
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danlo wrote:Obviously, you haven't done enough drugs...LOL!!!
Well, given your feelings on Favre...you clearly have done TOO MANY. Hmph!!
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danlo wrote:Obviously, you haven't done enough drugs...LOL!!!
:twisted:

...he has a point...

Guns, I love the meter changes, the harmonics, the counterpoints, the lyrics...I dunno, everything that caused it to be called classical rock back in the day.
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Send me a Youtube or somethin' with some of the better diddies...lemme take another look, or listen as it were.
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Menolly wrote:
Lucimay wrote:
danlo wrote:Bah, I got Luci beat--I saw the US debut of Tales From Topographic Oceans
bah yerself! i've seen em twice!! :P

saw the In the Round tour too, Menolly!!! and that one had wakeman instead of patrick moraz.
Date : Saturday, June 23, 1979 (28 years, 6 months and 12 days ago)
City : Lexington, Kentucky, United States Of America
Venue : Adolph Rupp Arena
Capacity : 23,000
Lineup : Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Rick Wakeman (Keyboards)
Alan White (Drums)



unfortunately, i've never seen Bill Bruford live. :(
I did for the Union tour.

I've seen Yes for:

In the Round Tormato
90125
Big Generator
Union and
Open Your Eyes

I saw Jon Anderson solo for Song of Seven.

Yeah...if I had to name one absolute favorite group...
...which I am sure comes as no surprise to danlo...
arrrrggghhhh!!! lucky duck!!!! you saw trevor rabin!!!!!! :faint:

(this is turning into a yeslove thread)
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Post by Menolly »

Yes, Several times, although I much prefer Anderson and Howe.

Ooo, Guns...danlo had posted a link to The Gates of Delirium once, but because of my connection I didn't save it.

However, my absolute favorite is the entire side two of Going for the One, which consists of Wondrous Stories/Awaken. When that was played at the In the Round tour, I just...ascended.

...of course, I was pretty far gone in my trip at that point of the concert as well, but the music put me over the top...

If there is a YouTube of that, that is what I would recommend for a start.
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bump for continuing Yes discussion. i'm sure there's a specific yes thread but i can't find it. if the vespers mods can, feel free to tidy and put this where it belong.

Sorry wrote:
Menolly wrote:
Lucimay wrote: bah yerself! i've seen em twice!! :P

saw the In the Round tour too, Menolly!!! and that one had wakeman instead of patrick moraz.



unfortunately, i've never seen Bill Bruford live. :(
I did for the Union tour.

I've seen Yes for:

In the Round Tormato
90125
Big Generator
Union and
Open Your Eyes

I saw Jon Anderson solo for Song of Seven.

Yeah...if I had to name one absolute favorite group...
...which I am sure comes as no surprise to danlo...
arrrrggghhhh!!! lucky duck!!!! you saw trevor rabin!!!!!! :faint:


(this is turning into a yeslove thread)
Menolly wrote:Yes, Several times, although I much prefer Anderson and Howe.

Ooo, Guns...danlo had posted a link to The Gates of Delirium once, but because of my connection I didn't save it.

However, my absolute favorite is the entire side two of Going for the One, which consists of Wondrous Stories/Awaken. When that was played at the In the Round tour, I just...ascended.

...of course, I was pretty far gone in my trip at that point of the concert as well, but the music put me over the top...

If there is a YouTube of that, that is what I would recommend for a start.

i like them ALL!! i really like ever incarnation of this band.

and tho i may have posted it in the youtube thread, here's my favorite
yes tube

Heart of the Sunrise pt 1

part 2
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danlo wrote:Obviously, you haven't done enough drugs...LOL!!!
I've managed to become quite the prog fan without resorting to using copius amounts of drugs, danlo. Of course, I'm no longer sure of my sanity, but, as long as I still have my looks, who really cares? :biggrin:
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Inspector Clouseau wrote: There is no prog analogy to Jimi Hendrix, Curt Cobain, Bon Scott, Janis Joplin, John Bonham, Syd Viscious, Peter Green, Joe Perry, Bob Dylan....need I go on? And yet, rock itself seems to hold prog rock in the same contempt that parents and evangelists hold rock in. Irony, or hypocracy? Who can tell.
Funny story, a lot of people call the Prog rock movement "Post-Psychadelic Rock" Jimi Hendrix was actually interested in joining Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, and David Palmer to make a band to be titled H.E.L.P. Hendrix, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. How different would music be!

Also, you forget Syd Barret :)
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I didn't forget Syd at all. Under Syd, Pink Floyd was Psychadelic, not Prog. Pink Floyd wasn't prog until well after Syd left the band.
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And oddly enough, I don't think "Pink Floyd" when I think "Prog" (even though they clearly are).
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Just a quick question. Will I like Crimson King? I've heard many good things about them (mostly on this board) but have never heard any of their stuff. Please help. Who do they sound most like? Link me to a song or two. If you can convince me I'll go buy one of their discs today!
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I sent you a few mp3's. Here's some youtube goodies: Dinosaur & Elephant Talk.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2lhTWsiq88

www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZbOdgevxDE&feature=related


Here's '21st Century Schizoid Man' by the 21st Century Schizoid Band:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0VHyeDsOrM&feature=related
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