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Originally posted by markjpcs:
Big prog fan here!
Also watching a bunch of King Crimson videos over at YouTube.
That's when rock music was real music. Larks Tounges in Aspic! One of my favorite all time albums.
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Book of Saturday
If I only could deceive you
Forgetting the game
Every time I try to leave you
You laugh just the same
'Cause my wheels never touch the road
And the jumble of lies we told
Just returns to my back to weigh me down...
We lay cards upon the table
The backs of our hands
And I swear I like your people
The boys in the band
Reminiscences gone astray
Coming back to enjoy the fray
In a tangle of night and daylight sounds...
All completeness in the morning
Asleep on your side
I'll be waking up the crewmen
Banana-boat ride
She responds like a limousine
Brought alive on the silent screen
To the shuddering breath of yesterday...
There's the succour of the needy
Incredible scenes
I'll believe you in the future
Your life and death dreams
As the cavalry of despair
Takes a stand in the lady's hair
For the favour of making sweet sixteen...
You make my life and times
A book of bluesy Saturdays
And I have to choose...
-Lyrics Richard W. Palmer-James.
David Cross (violin, viola, mellotron)
Robert Fripp (guitar, mellotron, devices)
John Wetton (bass, vocals)
Bill Bruford (drums)
Jamie Muir (percussion and allsorts)
Hey! Click my Pick of the Week!
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"musical training is a more potent instrument than any other because rhythym and harmony find their way into the inner places of the soul" -Plato
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I'm also a big Pink Floyd fan. Check out the Umagumma version of 'Careful with that axe, Eugene'. Never before has a Farfisa organ sounded so creepy!  And Roger's inward scream will make your blood curdle and your skin go prickley pear. Echoes (Pompeii version) rocks as well. I like the Syd Barrett era Floyd as well.
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Some peope say there have been no geniuses in the genre of popular music, but Pink Floyd are it. They're up there with the great classical composers in my opinion. And I'm quite serious.
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Originally posted by Peyton:
I still have all of my old Emerson Lake and Palmer albums. Keith Emerson was always a hero. He had some serious hand problems many years back and I'm not sure he plays any more. I still remember seeing him in concert standing behind that wall of moogs and wires. Emo has always been a favorite of mine. And yeah, he is playing now- touring with his own band, actually. And has a bunch of solo cds out. The Christmas Album is really nice. Keith Emerson I heard a while ago that he was working on a Piano Concerto #2, but haven't seen anything since...
-Mak
1889 Mason & Hamlin screwstringer upright
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When life hands you lemons, throw them back and add some of your own. Stupid life.
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