Author Topic: Before the usual prog-derisory remarks of Herr Westheimer ruin this thread ...  (Read 3495 times)

uwe

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I'm fine. It's been years now, but IIRC this all started way back at the Pit when I was attacked for saying I couldn't stand John McLaughlin. Remember? My response was probably blunt.

That and the Che poster on the refrigerator of the willing comrade. I remember everything. We didn't dare post anything prog or fusion for at least a year.
We've taken too much for granted ... and all the time it had grown ...
From techno seeds we first planted ... evolved a mind of its own ...

Rob

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I DO remember that and think I agreed.  :o

patman

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Just bought it...looking forward to having a few beers and listening to it.

uwe

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I like it more and more though by early-seventies Yes standards it is radio-friendly pop music. But exceedingly well-written and -played, Downes has proven a real asset on the songwriting front.
« Last Edit: October 24, 2011, 06:24:30 AM by uwe »
We've taken too much for granted ... and all the time it had grown ...
From techno seeds we first planted ... evolved a mind of its own ...

patman

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Two thumbs up from Patman...it is wonderful by today's standards.  Creative, modern, great writing...had to be a bitch to record.  Different from the old Yes, but every bit as good quality and adventurous.

Thanks for the heads up on this one.


patman

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Just asked my son to burn me his copy of Opeth's "Heritage"...hope it's as much fun as this one.

Barklessdog

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Just asked my son to burn me his copy of Opeth's "Heritage"...hope it's as much fun as this one.

Far better.

patman

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I hope.

Can't listen to most "metal"...metal to me is Uriah Heep.

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I hope.

Can't listen to most "metal"...metal to me is Uriah Heep.

To me, metal is Deep Purple's "Machine Head" album (1971).  I lost interest after that.
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Machine head is still my favorite RIC sound

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This is an interesting LP by the French electronic due Justice-

Electronic prog - from the LP Audio, Dance, Disco


uwe

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"Just asked my son to burn me his copy of Opeth's "Heritage" ..."

A sacrifice of Abraham/Isaac proportions, I dare say! Book-burning, CD-burning ... where will this Christian Right stuff end I cry?!!!

We've taken too much for granted ... and all the time it had grown ...
From techno seeds we first planted ... evolved a mind of its own ...

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Machine head is still my favorite RIC sound

not sure about the album but on the tour he usd the black ric with the 2 j pups at the neck.   They were so loud that tour i can't tell you if it sounded good or not...


Also the new Yes cd is growing on me slowly.  some brilliant moments,  so not so  but that fits alot of their stuff post  Relayer.
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