Now this is what radio should be like.  Pink Floyd's Shine on You Crazy Diamond, all seven parts, uninterrupted.

This station is aural bliss.

Hi Stephen!

Definetly agree with you! A Jon Anderson song that I;ve never heard before has just started!

WHen are they doing another marathon?? 8-)

Not sure when there will be another marathon.  Regardless, this station is great and makes my work day all the better.

[glb][/glb]

An excellent block of Genesis.  It does not get much better than this.

Ah yes, Camel and The Snow Goose, a mighty fine choice of music.

"South Side Of The Sky" by my fav band Yes!! :-*

Very good Pink Floyd live recording from 1971  8-)

Nice to read someone elses thoughts in this thread.  I was getting tired of talking to myself, :).

Anyway, Yes and Floyd, two great bands.

Now playing Eloy, a band I am not familiar with, however, it has possibilities.

Heard a song this morning on another radio station, (sorry I wandered over to the other side) by the group Lens, who I was not familiar with although I know now they were to become IQ and it was a great song.

Eloy is cooking now!!!!!!!!

Blodwyn Pig *Variations On Narnios* just started. Very groovy  8-)

"Eloy" are fantastic Steve!! You gotta get into them!!!

Crazy jazz stuff my french? band "Cos" has just started...growing on me :-*

Rubicon Part 1 by Tangerine Dream.I never get bored of their music.  8-)

The Eloy song was very good and the Blodwyn Pig tune was quite good as well.  Tripping on Harmonia right now.

Freaking out with the Ozric Tentacles right now.  :o

Now tell me what other radio station, internet or not, plays Robin Trower.  I can still remember buying Bridge of Sighs on vinyl and thinking this is very cool music[glb][/glb].

John Martyn WOW! what a pleasant surprise to hear him on this station. More please!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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John Martyn WOW! what a pleasant surprise to hear him on this station. More please!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

I agree 1000%!! John Martyn is a fantastic and very underrated musician/songwriter that people should hear more of! Perhaps some more from Solid Air and something from One World? ;D

Seems to have gone quite heavy rock at the moment. Some Deep Purple and now Zeppelin. I approve.  8-)

Now this is bliss! *Gates of Delirium* live with orchestra!! ;D  8-) ;D

*Wreck* one of my favourite tracks from Acquiring The Taste. ;D

This King Crimson concert from Detroit is playing now. Superb music.  8-)

Great live version of *Incantations* by Mike Oldfield. Very mellow.  8-)

*Return of the giant Hogweed* by Genesis. Live version.  8-)

'One of these days' - PF (live) ;D

'Never let go' by Camel. Dee said it was going out to LA Dave - good call !!  8-)

*Suppers Ready* by Geneis live at London in the early 70s. Superb  8-)

That *Camel* track was superb.  8-)

Amazing radiostation! Pink Floyd, Yes and now Focus ... Just waiting for more Swedish stuff like Flower Kings cause I´m swedish.

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Amazing radiostation! Pink Floyd, Yes and now Focus ... Just waiting for more Swedish stuff like Flower Kings cause I´m swedish.

Thanks and welcome to the forum !! Yup, plenty in the way of The Flower Kings on the playlist right now.

Enjoy.

Dee

Soft Machine live concert from Jan 70 is excellent!  :o

2112 !! ;D

"The Lamia" - L.A. '75. Unbelievable! My husband and I were talking about this song (and how we love it) just five minutes ago!
Shout out to Dee - and thank you, as always!! ;D  ;D  ;D

Syn - Cathedral of Love (Single Edit)...I may be wrong but didn´t we heard this one pretty often?  ;D Seems to be one of your favourites. KEEP ON THE GOOD WORK.

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"The Lamia" - L.A. '75. Unbelievable! My husband and I were talking about this song (and how we love it) just five minutes ago! Shout out to Dee - and thank you, as always!! ;D  ;D  ;D

That concert recording is a fav of mine too RL. Glad you enjoyed it. ;D

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Syn - Cathedral of Love (Single Edit)...I may be wrong but didn´t we heard this one pretty often?  ;D Seems to be one of your favourites. KEEP ON THE GOOD WORK.

Yup, you're quite correct eds - there has been a fair amount of Syn on the playlist of late. In anticipation of the forthcoming Syndestructable album and because it's fantastic music ... of course ... ;D

Kraftwerk *boom* *boom*  8-)

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Kraftwerk *boom* *boom*  8-)

Is that a Basil Brush boom boom?

http://www.basilbrush.com/

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Is that a Basil Brush boom boom? http://www.basilbrush.com/

lol! *boom* *boom* as in the sound of the music!!

Cool Jethro Tull session Dee! :-*

*Perpetual Change* by ... YES!! :D

The Floyd , erternal ...

and Why not "Yet Another Movie", "sheeps"  :P


It's making to me think of a another session 'Idea' :


The most prog rock "great intro" tracks  ??



 ;)


Pno

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Now this is what radio should be like.  Pink Floyd's Shine on You Crazy Diamond, all seven parts, uninterrupted. This station is aural bliss.

I totally agree with you, BostonBA63! I just found this station and love it! I was a compulsive station flipper in shoutcast, via Winamp, until I found S.A And now, I listen to NOTHING but S.A!!

With that said, I will give you a phrase of mine that describes how I feel about  S.A, (thanks P.M!!)............>

Stellar Attraction Rocks!!

*Future Days* by Can especxially for otterstew!cool choice! :-*

This is quite the station.  Could you imagine something like this on regular radio.  Not in a million years.  The internet is the only place to go for real radio, unless it is college or pay to listen terrestrial.

I second your scroll, "Stellar Attraction Rocks"

Regards,

Steven

[flash=200,200][/flash]


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I totally agree with you, BostonBA63! I just found this station and love it! I was a compulsive station flipper in shoutcast, via Winamp, until I found S.A And now, I listen to NOTHING but S.A!! With that said, I will give you a phrase of mine that describes how I feel about  S.A, (thanks P.M!!)............> Stellar Attraction Rocks!!

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This is quite the station.  Could you imagine something like this on regular radio.  Not in a million years.  The internet is the only place to go for real radio, unless it is college or pay to listen terrestrial. I second your scroll, "Stellar Attraction Rocks" Regards, Steven [flash=200,200][/flash]

I must agree with this. Everytime I listen to Stellar Attraction I hear something new.Man is playing now. Superb!  8-)

*Comfortably Numb* by Chris Squire,Alan white Billy Sherwood! :D

*Long distance runbaround & the Fish* from *yessongs*. :D

So right now Genesis, Epping Forest is playing, which is great.  The question is though when was the last time any of us heard this on regular radio.  I personally have never heard this on the radio and find that radio totally disregards Gabriel era Genesis, which is really a loss to all the listeners who think that Genesis is Phil Collins and do not realize how great their output was in the Gabriel era.

;D

Thanks for playing my two requets and I think PT and ELP sound great together.  Now that would be some concert, PT opening for ELP  or even ELP opening for PT.

PT deserves greater fame and success and it is only the narrow minded nature of the radio stations and the lack of any real musical appreciation in the general music buying public of today which stops them from achieving this.  :o

not sure what we were just listening t, but it was definately overblown towards the end! kind of enjoyed it though. Especially enjoyed the Gentle Giant earlier. Cheers D.C ;D

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Thanks for playing my two requets and I think PT and ELP sound great together.  Now that would be some concert, PT opening for ELP  or even ELP opening for PT. PT deserves greater fame and success and it is only the narrow minded nature of the radio stations and the lack of any real musical appreciation in the general music buying public of today which stops them from achieving this.  :o

No problem bostonba.  8-)

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not sure what we were just listening t, but it was definately overblown towards the end! kind of enjoyed it though. Especially enjoyed the Gentle Giant earlier. Cheers D.C ;D

Glad you enjoyed the Gentle Giant otterstew ;D

And I believe that would have been 'Tarkus' by ELP that you were Progging-out to earlier ... ;)

Steve Hillage - Aftaglid - absolutely loving it!

Porcupine Tree, The Sky Moves Sideways, what a great song.  Matter of fact this was the first PT song that I ever heard and needless to say I have been a big fan eversince.

Thanks Dee.

Boston/Steven

Khan, Mixed Up Man of the Mountains, what a great friggin song, and I never heard it before and would not likely ever hear it unless I were listening to Stellar Attraction.

8-)

Yes, Yours Is No Disgrace.

Great tune from a great band.  Over the years I have come to appreciate Yes more and more.  There was a time when I thought they did not hold a candle to ELP.  However, over the years I have reealized the folly of my ways.

Dee, thanks for this great station.

Babe Ruth, Welcome to the Show.

Never heard of this band or song before, but I liked it and would like to hear more from them.

Blind Faith, Do What You Like

Very cool indeed.  Have the LP at home and it is a great one.

Camel, Arubaluba

Not only a cool name for a song, but another great band, who I only recently came to know in 1999.

[glb]Dee;

Is it me or was today a rather trippy and groovy kind of day with many colors in the songs?

Regardless, thoroughly enjoyed the last 4 or so hours.

Steven[/glb]

::)

Hi there Steven,

Glad you're enjoying the music ... ;D

Turbofunk by MothConspiracy - very cool  8-)

KC, I Talk to the Wind

What a mellow tune and such a distinct contrast with 21st Century Schizoid Man.

That song can make a sane man and insane man.

Now there is something you do not hear enough of, Anthony Phillips, The Geese and the Ghost, probably one of my more favorite mellow prog records.  Beautiful does not describe it well enough.

Fish, Borther 52, a tune I have never heard before and like very much.

Dee play some more solo Fish and while you are at it, pre and post-Fish Marillion.

[glb]Stellar rocks.[/glb]

Dee;

Thanks for the Marillion and Fish tunes.

Can not wait for tonight.

Thanks,

Steven


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Fish, Borther 52, a tune I have never heard before and like very much. Dee play some more solo Fish and while you are at it, pre and post-Fish Marillion. [glb]Stellar rocks.[/glb]

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Dee; Thanks for the Marillion and Fish tunes. Can not wait for tonight. Thanks, Steven

No problem.

Enjoy. ;D

That Marillion tune was interesting.  

Had a bit of a Porcupine Tree sound to it I thought.

Or is it the other way around?

Thanks.

Now that was an excellent track by Antioch. Wonder where I could buy a copy of that ?   ;)

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Now that was an excellent track by Antioch. Wonder where I could buy a copy of that ?   ;)

Use this link to purchase the superb YesFans.com CD ... but I imagine you already knew that Inveryes ... ;)

Great Choice!!!!

One of my all time favorites!!!

Eddie K.

Tangerine Dream on just now but the last couple of hours has been a fantastic selection. Some like Floyd I've known , others like Tool, Porcupine Tree and Dream Theater I haven't heard before. All terrfiic stuff though!

Good taste !!

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Tangerine Dream on just now but the last couple of hours has been a fantastic selection. Some like Floyd I've known , others like Tool, Porcupine Tree and Dream Theater I haven't heard before. All terrfiic stuff though! Good taste !!

Glad you approve inveryes ;D

'Plague of Ghosts' ;D
Fish's finest solo track

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'Plague of Ghosts' ;D Fish's finest solo track

I totally agree - and it's thanks to the 'Silver Sessions' that I gave this track the listen (and the addition to the playlist) it deserves ... ;D

whens the next MARILLION marathon going to be then ??

;D ;) ;D

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whens the next MARILLION marathon going to be then ?? ;D ;) ;D

The plan is to re broadcast the first marillion session with a slightly different running order. So hopefully you will hear things you missed the first time round. Unless of course you listened to all 24hrs. Not sure when this will happen though.

And I'm about three quarters of the way through putting together another 'silver sesssion'

I look forward to this. The last Marillion session was superb. 8-)

Marillion's "Fantastic Place" (live in Hamburg '04) is playing right now and I'm loving it! :D

Thanks for "Endless Dream," dear.  :D

This live version is REALLY, REALLY good!

Glad you enjoyed it. ;D

*Real Love* live!! Good choice Jane!

Hey, thanks!  :)

Just found this station on Shoutcast....Brilliant stuff!!!


I've been listening for the last three hours and there hasn't been anything I don't like. I see you guys have had a Yes Marathon just recently which I missed.....when's the next one??


8-)

Hi there Yes Phreak and welcome to the forum. ;D

There will be another 'Yes Marathon' but not for a while yet. There's currently a backlog of 'special sessions' and other marathons which will run first.

Glad you're enjoying the music. 8-)

Dee

A good selection of Yes is playing right now!!


Cheers mate.


;D

*The Mars Volta*. Probably the best new group of recent times. 8-)

Finally heard my Tull today and am happy!  :)

Hi all,

Very good this tangerine dream live   !!

;D ;D ;D ;D

Thanks !

Pno

Caravan, great stuff Progmaster

Roger Waters Amused To Death.

Prog on ... 8-)

8-) Very Cool...Steve Hackett  Ace of Wands, A Tower Struck Down (w/ percy jones)
Is this from the new remasters?  Just picked up Spectral Mornings - sounds superb!

-hm

Nope, afraid not HM - the orginal CD release. I'm hoping to pick-up some of the remasters soon but will concentrate on albums I don't own already first.

Glad you enjoyed. ;D

...but will concentrate on albums I don't own already first.


*cough*Queen*cough*

::)

Are you really playing ALL of Yes live in NYC 1994??

You ARE.  Very cool.  Jon was such a goofball that night.

:)

Cool concert Dee. TY :-*

*The SYn* :D

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...I'm hoping to pick-up some of the remasters soon but will concentrate on albums I don't own already first. ;D

I know what you mean...If I was to buy the Voyage of the Acolyte Remaster, it would be the fourth version I've owned (starting with the LP)  :-/

I hope Richard Branson enjoys his money!

Evidently so... :o
http://www.chillingeffects.org/weather.cgi?WeatherID=507

-hm

Thank you for playing Dangerous (Look in the light of what you're searching for) from Yes Union. This is such an underrated song and album.

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Thank you for playing Dangerous (Look in the light of what you're searching for) from Yes Union. This is such an underrated song and album.

No problem umgekehrt. Welcome to the forum. 8-)

Wow. Stream of Consciousness. One of my favourite DT tracks of all time! Thanks for the Mars Volta too.

Thank you so much for my Pretties mini-marathon!  :-*

No problem JaneE. Glad you enjoyed it. 8-)

This new recording of Oldfield's Tubular Bells is superb. 8-)

Now we're talking, Black Sabbath, The Wizard, one of my favorite bands,  8-).

As an aside Happy Thanksgiving to all those here who celebrate it and to those who do not, have a great day anyway.

Cheers

bostonba63 wrote on 22^nd Nov, 2005 at 11:55pm:

Now we're talking, Black Sabbath, The Wizard, one of my favorite bands,  8-). As an aside Happy Thanksgiving to all those here who celebrate it and to those who do not, have a great day anyway. Cheers

Hi there Steven !! Glad you enjoyed the 'Sabbath.

And Happy Thanksgiving to you and all of our American cousins.

Have a good one. 8-)

Dee

Thanks for getting in the Pretties for me, Dee.  Much needed today!  :-*

JaneEyre wrote on 25^th Nov, 2005 at 1:10am:

Thanks for getting in the Pretties for me, Dee.  Much needed today!  :-*

You're welcome JaneE - glad you enjoyed it. [smiley=laugh.gif]

Scooty!  Your Yesfans CD song is playing!  :)

Yeah man, cool track.Sounds just like Chris. 8-)

Love Saucerful. All the previous stuff was great too. Nice one

tormatotork wrote on 27^th Nov, 2005 at 12:31am:

Love Saucerful. All the previous stuff was great too. Nice one

Cheers CS. 8-)

Dee

Rockin live Yes set on now!! 8-)

Jethro Tull...Pretty Things...Yes...

I'm in music heaven!

:)

Black Dog!

I'm 17 again, stealing my brother's beer and drinking it in my boyfriend's basement!  Ah, the good old days...

Excellent Soft Machine concert, the reason why I <3 Stellar-Attraction so much!  :-*

Siberian Khatru live at Cobo Hall - excellent concert - one of the most popular with the New England Yesfans crowd.

JaneEyre wrote on 11^th Dec, 2005 at 9:44pm:

Siberian Khatru live at Cobo Hall - excellent concert - one of the most popular with the New England Yesfans crowd.

Glad you enjoyed that live set Jane - a cracking bunch of tunes from 'The Word Is Live'.

Dee

Jethro Tull live at Montreaux. Superb music!!

8-)

Why do I always show up in the middle of the Tull marathons??  :-?

......but right on time for my new favorite group, The Pretties!  Yay!   :-*

JaneEyre wrote on 14^th Dec, 2005 at 6:40pm:

......but right on time for my new favorite group, The Pretties!  Yay!   :-*

Glad you heard (and enjoyed !) them JaneE. Certainly one of my favourtie groups. [smiley=laugh.gif]

*Steve Hillage* *The Glorious Ohm Riff*

V. cool music, Dee!!

:-*

Abacab (live) !

Quite possibly my fav Genesis song...

Now it's Fish's "Plague of Ghosts," probably my fav Fish song.

This is getting freaky...

Must be Mystic Meg playing the tunes today.  ;D

JaneEyre wrote on 20^th Dec, 2005 at 5:41pm:

Abacab (live) ! Quite possibly my fav Genesis song...

Mine too!! :)

*Cries from the midnite circus* by *Pretty Things*

Superb track!!

8-)

In Dulci Jubilo - very nice...and a while ago - Ring Out Solstice Bells by JT.  Now do you have Pan Dance perhaps?  
Get me that Figgy Pudding !!!
;D

Some track Ive never heard before by *Caravan*.

Great stuff Dee!!

:-*

Tempus Fugit!  

Awww, it's nice to hear Trevor Horn getting some air play.

"Moving In" by Trevor Rabin, every Jewish girl's rock star dream.........sigh...........

Of course you know that this song was the precursor to Yes' "Hold On."

Yeah, anything by Rabin is good.How about something from 'Rabbit' ??

Oi!  "Miracle of Life" was recorded by Yes, on the Union album, not by Trevor Rabin as a solo artist.

For what it's worth and whatnot.  :)

Wasn't that version from 90124? Is it the same as the one from Union??

Good call, Y_C.  

To me, it sounded like the "Union" version, but since Dee seems to have acquired 90124, it may very well have been from that.

GFTO77 wrote on 26^th Dec, 2005 at 6:34pm:

Yeah, anything by Rabin is good.How about something from 'Rabbit' ??

LOL!  Or Bay City Rollers!

(Duncan Faure went from Rabbitt to BCR.)

JaneEyre wrote on 27^th Dec, 2005 at 11:43pm:

Good call, Y_C.   To me, it sounded like the "Union" version, but since Dee seems to have acquired 90124, it may very well have been from that.

It was the 90124 version.

8-)

JaneEyre wrote on 27^th Dec, 2005 at 11:47pm:

LOL!  Or Bay City Rollers! (Duncan Faure went from Rabbitt to BCR.)

Nope. It's not happening.

Queen (as a special favour for you, JaneE) but I draw the line at BCR. ;)

ProgMaster wrote on 28^th Dec, 2005 at 1:02am:

...I draw the line at BCR. ;)

And we all appreciate that.  8-)

Good. Good. ;)

'Nine Feet Underground' by Caravan

Stonkingly good stuff that was on order for what felt like forever ... [smiley=laugh.gif]

"Love Will Find a Way," another Trevor Rabin oldie made superior after he joined Yes...

JaneEyre wrote on 30^th Dec, 2005 at 1:28am:

"Love Will Find a Way," another Trevor Rabin oldie made superior after he joined Yes...

There's no denying the Yes version is superior - I do love this version for some reason though ...

There's no denying this is the best version of "Hunting Girl."  ;)

JaneEyre wrote on 30^th Dec, 2005 at 1:41am:

There's no denying this is the best version of "Hunting Girl."  ;)

Absolutely.

;)

*The Who : Love Reign Over Me*

Ahhhh Quadrophenia 8-)

*Tool*. They rock.

[smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]

"Cries From the Midnight Circus"

Excellent, excellent choice, oh Server.  The only problem is that every time I hear this song, I spend the next four hours randomly saying, "Lonely, baby."  A small price to pay, though.

"Hush" by Kula Shaker - my fav tune by them!

:)

*Camel* song within a song.

8-)

Excellent Porcupine Tree show from Poland! 8-)

Cheers
David

*Marillion* "The Invisible man"

Superb.

8-)

*Marillion* *Misplaced childhood*

Always great to listen.

8-)

Now it is *Dream Theatre* *live*

Very good session this morning.

8-)

*Spocks Beard* - "Gibberish (live)"

Great stuff Dee! :-*

"Love Is Good," which coincidentally I've been singing to myself most of the day...
:)

I have not heard this camel tune in ages. Good choice man.

*Gentle Giant*

hmmmmm :-/

Hey D
I see you've played Bonnie K by the Nice...think we could hear Diamond Hard Blue Apples..?
Thanks,
Don

Heracleum Mantegazziani wrote on 15^th Jan, 2006 at 6:37pm:

Hey D I see you've played Bonnie K by the Nice...think we could hear Diamond Hard Blue Apples..? Thanks, Don

Sorry Don, I don't have it ... :-/

Another track by The Nice perhaps ?? ::)

WOW! - Love Alone again or.... I just got this song off ITunes a few weeks ago - amazing song from the late 60's.  I remember hearing this on the radio as a boy but never knowing who the artist was - forgot about it entirely until recently searching someones I Tunes Playlist = and now I hear it here. V Strange.
cool tune D  8-)

ProgMaster wrote on 15^th Jan, 2006 at 6:43pm:

Another track by The Nice perhaps ?? ::)

Sure thing - your choice mate! --or-- Something early perhaps? 8-)

Glad you approve Don.

They (relatively) recently remastered and re-issued some of the Love back-catalogue. I remember seeing Arthur Lee in N.Y. about ten years ago. Excellent gig. 8-)

Perhaps a candidate for a forthcoming psychedlic session ... ?? ;)

Heracleum Mantegazziani wrote on 15^th Jan, 2006 at 6:50pm:

ProgMaster wrote on 15th Jan, 2006 at 6:43pm: Another track by The Nice perhaps ?? ::) Sure thing - your choice mate! --or-- Something early perhaps? 8-)

Be my guest, take your pick :-

The Nice - Azrial (Angel Of Death) (3:43)
The Nice - Bonnie 'K' (3:24)
The Nice - Bonnie 'k' ( Alternative Version ) (3:20)
The Nice - Brandenburger (4:26)
The Nice - Brandenburger ( Demo Version ) (4:24)
The Nice - Daddy Where Did I Come From (3:43)
The Nice - Daddy Where Did I Come From ( Alternative Version ) (2:48)
The Nice - Dawn (5:17)
The Nice - Dawn ( Alternative Version ) (5:04)
The Nice - Diary Of An Empty Day (4:00)
The Nice - Don Edito El Gruva (0:13)
The Nice - Flower King Of Flies (3:18)
The Nice - Flower King Of Flies ( Alternative Version ) (3:36)
The Nice - For Example (8:54)
The Nice - Hang On To A Dream (4:46)
The Nice - Happy Freuds (3:27)
The Nice - Intermezzo From The Karelia Suite (8:57)
The Nice - Little Arabella (4:16)
The Nice - Lt Kije ( The Troika ) Rondo ( Live Fairfields Hall '69 ) (8:11)
The Nice - Pathetique Symphony 4th ( Live Fairfields Hall '69 ) (10:31)
The Nice - Rondo (8:22)
The Nice - Rondo ( Live New Castle '68 ) (11:15)
The Nice - Rondo (Live - Fillmore East '69) (7:55)
The Nice - Sampler For The Thoughts Of Emerlist Dayjack LP (5:17)
The Nice - She Belongs To Me (Live Fillmore East '69) (11:53)
The Nice - Tantalising Maggie (4:35)
The Nice - Tantalising Maggie ( Alternative Version ) (4:23)
The Nice - The Cry Of Eugene (4:36)
The Nice - The Cry Of Eugene ( Alternative Version ) (4:32)
The Nice - The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack (2:49)
The Nice - The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack ( Long Version ) (4:13)
The Nice - War And Peace (5:14)
The Nice - America (6:20)
The Nice - America ( Alternative Stereo Version ) (6:15)
The Nice - America ( Live Newcastle '68 ) (7:15)
The Nice - Ars Longa Vita Brevis (Symphony For Group And Orchestra) (19:20)
The Nice - Azrael Revisited (5:56)
The Nice - Azrael Revisited.mp3
The Nice - Azrial (Angel Of Death).mp3
The Nice - Bonnie 'K'.mp3
The Nice - Bonnie 'k' ( Alternative Version ).mp3
The Nice - Brandenburger.mp3
The Nice - Brandenburger ( Demo Version ).mp3
The Nice - Daddy Where Did I Come From.mp3
The Nice - Daddy Where Did I Come From ( Alternative Version ).mp3
The Nice - Dawn.mp3
The Nice - Dawn ( Alternative Version ).mp3
The Nice - Diary Of An Empty Day.mp3
The Nice - Don Edito El Gruva.mp3
The Nice - Flower King Of Flies.mp3
The Nice - Flower King Of Flies ( Alternative Version ).mp3
The Nice - For Example.mp3
The Nice - Hang On To A Dream.mp3
The Nice - Happy Freuds.mp3
The Nice - Intermezzo From The Karelia Suite.mp3
The Nice - Little Arabella.mp3
The Nice - Lt Kije ( The Troika ) Rondo ( Live Fairfields Hall '69 ).mp3
The Nice - Pathetique Symphony 4th ( Live Fairfields Hall '69 ).mp3
The Nice - Rondo ( Live New Castle '68 ).mp3
The Nice - Rondo (Live Fillmore East '69).mp3
The Nice - Sampler For The Thoughts Of Emerlist Dayjack LP.mp3
The Nice - She Belongs To Me (Live Fillmore East '69).mp3
The Nice - Tantalising Maggie.mp3
The Nice - Tantalising Maggie ( Alternative Version ).mp3
The Nice - The Cry Of Eugene.mp3
The Nice - The Cry Of Eugene ( Alternative Version ).mp3
The Nice - The Diamond Hard Blue Apples Of The Moon.mp3
The Nice - The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack.mp3
The Nice - War And Peace.mp3
The Nice - America.mp3
The Nice - America ( Alternative Stereo Version ).mp3
The Nice - America ( Live Newcastle '68 ).mp3

ProgMaster wrote on 15^th Jan, 2006 at 6:58pm:

The Nice - The Diamond Hard Blue Apples Of The Moon or The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack ( Long Version ) (4:13)

The Winnnnah!!!!  ;D
Thanks for the overwhelming response D! [smiley=lolk.gif]
-don

Superb live YES from 1988.

8-)

"Cathedral of Love" - getting ready for the Boston show tomorrow!  :D

JaneEyre wrote on 18^th Jan, 2006 at 5:17pm:

"Cathedral of Love" - getting ready for the Boston show tomorrow!  :D

Did you enjoy the gig?

You expect her to be up this early?  ;D

Oi!  I'll have you know I was in bed by 1:00 and awake right on time at 6:45!   ;)


CHECK OUT MY NEW SIGNATURE LINE !!

danrok wrote on 20^th Jan, 2006 at 5:11pm:

JaneEyre wrote on 18th Jan, 2006 at 5:17pm: "Cathedral of Love" - getting ready for the Boston show tomorrow!  :D Did you enjoy the gig?

http://www.stellar-attraction.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1137780575/0#0

Very much!

8-) Cool little track by Siloah - Yellow Puppets Hanging in the Sky
sound almost Greek - but find out they're German.  

What's the rest of the album sound like Dee?

*The Syn* *The Promise* :-*

*Pink Floyd* *The narrow way*

Superb Floyd

8-)

- The Final Cut -

- Pink Floyd -


[smiley=thumbsup.gif]

"Vangelis" "Heaven & Hell"

I haven't heard this in ages...!! :)

This Eno stuff is beautiful.

So is this *Vangelis*!!

*Ozric Tentacles*

Superb music!

8-)

- Rush - "Xanadu Live"

Prog on ... [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]

Mocking Bird. What a classic song.

"The Watch" by Wonderland ... the melody of the chorus is the same as the Barry Manilow song, "Could It Be Magic."  

Seriously.

That'll be 'Wonderland' by The Watch then ... ;)

:P

"Cathedral of Love" ... which reminds me that Steve Nardelli wished me a happy Valentine's Day yesterday.  :D

Aww, I missed my 2nd fav Moth Conspiracy song...  :(

JaneEyre wrote on 23^rd Feb, 2006 at 5:51pm:

Aww, I missed my 2nd fav Moth Conspiracy song...  :(

... and what is your favourite Moth Conspiracy track then, oh JaneEyre ... ?? ::)

ProgMaster wrote on 23^rd Feb, 2006 at 5:53pm:

JaneEyre wrote on 23rd Feb, 2006 at 5:51pm: Aww, I missed my 2nd fav Moth Conspiracy song...  :( ... and what is your favourite Moth Conspiracy track then, oh JaneEyre ... ?? ::)

I'll tell you when you play it.

Okay, okay, here's a hint:  

My fav M.C. song is "funky."

;)

JaneEyre wrote on 23^rd Feb, 2006 at 5:58pm:

Okay, okay, here's a hint:   My fav M.C. song is "funky." ;)

A selection coming up right now ... I'm pretty sure I have your fav. though ... ;)

You must be psychic!

And of course, my life being the way it is, I only heard literally the last 15 seconds of my fav song...

Bloody typical.   :'(

JaneEyre wrote on 23^rd Feb, 2006 at 6:12pm:

You must be psychic! And of course, my life being the way it is, I only heard literally the last 15 seconds of my fav song... Bloody typical.   :'(

I'll play it again, the song after next, only because it's you JaneEyre ... ;)

I  AM  THE  MOST  POWERFUL  WOMAN  IN  THE  WORLD !!!





AKA:  "That's awfully sweet of you, thanks!"  :-* :-* :-*

Lol, it's the whispered "hola" at the beginning that really gets me.  Bloody brilliant.


And I'd like to apologize to everyone tuning in for being so musically high maintenance.

Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother

then

Jethro Tull - Beastie

[smiley=thumbsup.gif] [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Something by Amun Duul 2...freaky... :o

How cool...a live version of my favorite Floyd song ever...DOGS!

Mr. Carlson: Do I hear dogs on that record?
Johnny Fever: I do...

Comfortably Numb ...

We need a mirrorball for the Stellar Attraction website :D

Shes the one for me+ Beta band=great song

Bollocks. This song reminds me of drinking very solidly in Glasgow for four days. Mocking Bird that is.

Porcupine Tree at their best. This is a crappity smacking sound station youve got going here boys and girls.

tormatotork wrote on 10^th Mar, 2006 at 12:57pm:

Bollocks. This song reminds me of drinking very solidly in Glasgow for four days. Mocking Bird that is.

Oi!  You can't say "bollocks" - that's MY word!

JaneEyre wrote on 11^th Mar, 2006 at 12:08am:

tormatotork wrote on 10th Mar, 2006 at 12:57pm: Bollocks. This song reminds me of drinking very solidly in Glasgow for four days. Mocking Bird that is. Oi!  You can't say "bollocks" - that's MY word!

Bollocks

*Babe Ruth*


Funky! 8-)

"Early in the Morning" by my band Jane.  I lurve this song!

*Jane* they rock!!! 8-)

Yes, yes I do.   ;D

"Don't You Let Me Down" ~ my fav Jericho song.   :-*

*Radio Waves* by roger waters.

Always superb... 8-)

Hearts. What an oldie. Great to listen to again if not fr the "breathy backing vocal sounds" more than anything else.

John Martyn. Great song this. Especially when one is somewhat battered.

Live Porcupine Tree!  My new most favorite band.  I can't seem to get enough of them!  Thanks for the introduction to some very captivating music!!!

Dream Theater.

V good. [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Ozric Tentacles - "White Rhino Tea"

Ahhh ... Glastonbury '91 ... before The Orb coming on ... with Danrok, tripping his nuts off ... [smiley=trip.gif]

geteel wrote on 18^th Mar, 2006 at 4:47am:

Live Porcupine Tree!  My new most favorite band.  I can't seem to get enough of them!  Thanks for the introduction to some very captivating music!!!

You're welcome geteel - glad you're enjoying the music. 8-)

*Revealing science of God*

YES

:-*

Lamb Live. Never heard this before, excellent.

ProgMaster wrote on 21^st Mar, 2006 at 9:13pm:

Ozric Tentacles - "White Rhino Tea" Ahhh ... Glastonbury '91 ... before The Orb coming on ... with Danrok, tripping his nuts off ... [smiley=trip.gif]

I totally misread that post Dee and thought Danrok had suffered some drastic de-testiculating surgery! tripping not ripping!


ABWH - good choice!

Now its YES live in London...from 1978...it just gets better!!

:-*

It is very good this is.

excellent choice here dee

Thanks for the live YES.
I remember my first Yes concert in 1974.
Brings back memories...
:)

Wow, all that Yes was sooo good ... and now onto The Syn!  :-*

Roger Waters. Pros and cons is such a fav album of mine. Nice one.

I like Eno's music. it reminds me of what's going on in my brain. When i'm not wasted that is.

*Metaphor*

"In the cave"

:-*

- - Ozrics - -

[smiley=trip.gif]

Awesome set of Mark 1 ... The ProgMaster taps the globe to find all the good stuff..

big ups!!

l.a.dave wrote on 28^th Mar, 2006 at 7:55pm:

Awesome set of Mark 1 ... The ProgMaster taps the globe to find all the good stuff.. big ups!!

Glad you approve L.A. Dave !!

One of my favourite groups of recent times ... [smiley=cool.gif]

ProgMaster wrote on 28^th Mar, 2006 at 7:58pm:

l.a.dave wrote on 28th Mar, 2006 at 7:55pm: Awesome set of Mark 1 ... The ProgMaster taps the globe to find all the good stuff.. big ups!! Glad you approve L.A. Dave !! One of my favourite groups of recent times ... [smiley=cool.gif]

I agree.

8-)

- - Marillion - -

"White Russian"-


racing the clouds home.. 8-)

Deadly Nightshade - -

Brand X

John 'the shredder' Goodsall - guitar

luv it!
;)

I'd love to hear more of the '70's music -- Camel, Caravan, Renaissance, Synergy, Curved Air, PFM, Kraftwerk, Solution, Focus.  As for new stuff -- really like the Blackfield album.

What up mnmis!

Welcome in, you've come to the right place!!

mnmis wrote on 29^th Mar, 2006 at 6:10am:

I'd love to hear more of the '70's music -- Camel, Caravan, Renaissance, Synergy, Curved Air, PFM, Kraftwerk, Solution, Focus.  As for new stuff -- really like the Blackfield album.

Hi there mnmis and welcome to the forum !!

All of the 70s artists you've mentioned are regulary featured on any given playlist. I would imagine you tuned-in right in the middle of a block of 'new stuff' ... ;)

Enjoy.

Dee

(sorry I didn't label this well enough - various artists doesn't quite say it) -

It's - Peter & the Wolf (1976)

Produced by Robin Lumley (Brand X) and Jack Lancaster (Blodwyn Pig)

- Narrator / Vivian Stanshall
- Peter / Manfred Mann
- Bird / Gary Brooker
- Duck / Chris Spedding
- Duck / Gary Moore
- Cat / Stephane Grappelli
- Wolf / Brian Eno
- Pond / Keith Tippett
- Grandfather / Jack Lancaster
- Hunters / Jon Hiseman, Bill Bruford, Cozy Powell, Phil Collins

Additional Musicians:
- John Goodsall, Pete Haywood, Alvin Lee / guitars
- Percy Jones, Andy Pyle, Dave Marquee / bass
- Robin Lumley / keyboards
- Cozy Powell & Phil Collins / drums
- Bernie Frost, Julie Tippetts, The English Chorale / vocals

Thanks for the Radiohead.
More, thanks for playing a short set of one group.
I think three from one group, then three from another ... Good playset.

*Brian Eno*






Beautiful..8-)

Superb rock by *Night Sun*



8-)

Van Der Graaf Generator - The Price Of Admission

My 7 year old is dancing around to it and, frankly, I'm laughing at him.

Just tuned in for my lunch...
Wow, Genesis at the Shrine in '75 ...  I remember that concert.   :)  :)  :)

Definitely a favourite of mine ET_SoCal. ;)

Where you actually at this particular concert ??

ProgMaster wrote on 4^th Apr, 2006 at 9:00pm:

... Where you actually at this particular concert ??

On a mind altering substance.

Oh to be young and stupid …
Many concerts I hardly remember from the early 70’s

For my first Genesis, this concert, I didn't drive (Didn’t have a license yet)
I only remember a few things;
1) Was my first time at the Shrine Auditorium, standing outside I remember thinking I was all the sudden in India or somewhere.
2) It was cold outside and we seemed to stand in a line forever.
3) After getting inside we sat on the left side, near the back, and I remember there were people seating above us I kept thinking they were going to drop stuff on me.
4) When the lights turned down, I remember Peter talking and talking and talking, wondering when the music would start.
5) After a few songs (maybe it was a whole bunch? My mind was fuzzy…) Peter would talk again, and talk … etc.
6) I remember people would be loud after the music stopped, and when Peter would start talking again, everyone would get quiet all at once, they would stop cheering so fast you could here his first word.

I had only been to 5 or 6 concerts before this one and the thing that really stuck in my mind was the colors; lot’s of colors, and the feeling that it wasn’t a music concert as much as a play or a story show, I sort of remember Peter changing consumes and a light would shine on Phil when he sang his parts in unison with Peter.
I also remember after the concert, when we returned to the car, someone hit the backside door, because it was all bashed in and it wouldn’t open. That the side I sat next to on the way home and I remember hearing the wind and feeling the cold air on the way home.

8-)
Cool memories ET - you really painted it well - I was in fact at the Shrine two years later for Gentle Giant (under a similar substancial influence perhaps) only I had the (mis)fortune of driving home (along a thankfully uncrowded Pomona Fwy);)

Superb choice of jazz prog for Dee's freind Gregg.

8-)

"The Vulcan Meld" by - - - Van Der Graf Generator - - -


;D

Thursday April 6'th 8:45 PST ...
You making my head spin again...  Like '75 in the Shrine :o
;D

The Beta Band ~ She's the One

I luuuuuuuuurve this song!  The Beta Band isn't quite as good as The Alpha Band, but slightly better than The Gamma Band...

;)

JaneEyre wrote on 6^th Apr, 2006 at 6:00pm:

The Beta Band ~ She's the One I luuuuuuuuurve this song!  The Beta Band isn't quite as good as The Alpha Band, but slightly better than The Gamma Band... ;)

lol

very gooD!! ;D
Good track too..[smiley=thumbsup.gif]

And The Beta Band is waaaaaay better than The Theta Band.



(I'll stop now.)

*Tangerine Dream*


Spacy....... [smiley=abduct.gif]

"Pretty Things".


Sickle Clowns

8-)

YES - Astral Traveller

*Yes*

"Close to the edge".

Always superb... 8-)

- - - Close to the Edge - - - -

[smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]

- - Awaken - - and now - - Los Endos - - by Genesis


Prog on... 8-)

The Caravan tune is very nice.  Here's to no longer being an ex-member.

bostonba63 wrote on 11^th Apr, 2006 at 6:36pm:

The Caravan tune is very nice.  Here's to no longer being an ex-member.

Good to see you back with us Steven !! ;)

Just in time for *Awaken* LIVE!!


:-*

"Pineapple Thief"


"Part Zero"

Superb.. 8-)

Great to be back and thanks for the large dose of Porcupine Tree.

I have always felt that if FM radio were what it were say 30 years ago or so, that PT would be an even more popular band, in the same league, as some of prog rocks other greats.


ProgMaster wrote on 11^th Apr, 2006 at 6:38pm:

bostonba63 wrote on 11th Apr, 2006 at 6:36pm: The Caravan tune is very nice.  Here's to no longer being an ex-member. Good to see you back with us Steven !! ;)

*Yes Live @ The BBC*


:-*

Love - Alone Again Or

This is probably my favorite 1960s band.  

I can still remember the first time I heard this album and it was an album, which I subsequently bought.  But then again I also bought the CD.

Excellent tunage, as they say.

Cheers

*Tangerine Dream*


Freaky..but I like it!! :-*

- - Pink Floyd - The Wall LIVE - -

[smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]

"Shoot High Aim Low - YES LIVE"

A-1

8-)

'Velvet Green' ... followed by 'Love Is Good' ... guess I can't complain too much when I hear a block of Pink Floyd songs later ...

Hmmm.  Jericho now...  Okay, I won't complain when I have to listen to Floyd for an hour, I promise.

JaneEyre wrote on 16^th Apr, 2006 at 5:55pm:

Hmmm.  Jericho now...  Okay, I won't complain when I have to listen to Floyd for an hour, I promise.

What is wrong with Pink Floyd Janeeyre?

:-?

huntr_22 wrote on 16^th Apr, 2006 at 5:57pm:

JaneEyre wrote on 16th Apr, 2006 at 5:55pm: Hmmm.  Jericho now...  Okay, I won't complain when I have to listen to Floyd for an hour, I promise. What is wrong with Pink Floyd Janeeyre? :-?

Nothing is 'wrong' with them.  I simply cannot stand any of their songs.  It's just a subjective thing.

JaneEyre wrote on 16^th Apr, 2006 at 6:20pm:

huntr_22 wrote on 16th Apr, 2006 at 5:57pm: JaneEyre wrote on 16th Apr, 2006 at 5:55pm: Hmmm.  Jericho now...  Okay, I won't complain when I have to listen to Floyd for an hour, I promise. What is wrong with Pink Floyd Janeeyre? :-? Nothing is 'wrong' with them.  I simply cannot stand any of their songs.  It's just a subjective thing.

Shame you don't dig the Floyd Janeeyre.......they are kinda blokes group though i guess

I like what's playing now, tho.  :)

*Some Time Some Way*


"The Syn"


:-*

huntr_22 wrote on 16^th Apr, 2006 at 5:57pm:

JaneEyre wrote on 16th Apr, 2006 at 5:55pm: Hmmm.  Jericho now...  Okay, I won't complain when I have to listen to Floyd for an hour, I promise. What is wrong with Pink Floyd Janeeyre? :-?

I dont like Pink Floyd either :P

'Hunting Girl' live - with the best song intro ever, with the mention of a b@st@rd who enjoys being spanked on the bottom and whatnot.  LOL - ahhhh, a dream come true....

Definitely enjoying the Tull block.   :)

Stellar-Attraction rocks

bostonba63 wrote on 17^th Apr, 2006 at 7:50pm:

Definitely enjoying the Tull block.   :)

It's making up for the Floyd played earlier.



(kidding!)

The Pretty Things - In The Square, very nice tune, and would like to hear more of them.

Me too!

bostonba63 wrote on 17^th Apr, 2006 at 9:33pm:

The Pretty Things - In The Square, very nice tune, and would like to hear more of them.

Definately!The Pretty Things are a superb group.One of many of the groups I have found through SA....... 8-)

Me too!



(getting repetitive now)

Tom Jones/Yes "Owner of a Lonely Sex Bomb?!!"

Oh, Dee, how could you?  :-/

Robin Trower is playing now.
 
I just picked up the remastered and expanded Bridge of Sighs.  

Hope to listen to it soon, but in the meanwhile I have SA giving me my Trower dosage.

Superb set of Pink Floyd *Live*



8-)

huntr_22 wrote on 18^th Apr, 2006 at 7:12pm:

Superb set of Pink Floyd *Live* 8-)

Played especially for Yes Chikki and Jane Eyre,  ;).

Who knows, maybe they will follow-up with an extended Yes bit.

I hope so!!! ::)



:-*

I was on a bike ride and missed the Floyd block.  Darn!

Ginhouse - The House. Playing a minute ago and what a phenomenal bass on it - sounded absolutely superb on headphones. Have that one again some time.

Yes_chikki - you've just got to change that avatar. It takes me three times longer to post on this forum than any other!!   :P

Oceanmaid from Yesfans is here and excited to hear "Five Percent for Nothing."

Prog Master;

Excellent choice in Side 1 of Tarkus.  This side is quite possiby the greatest display of prog rock that was ever recorded.

Anyone care to name other album sides by bands, which are equally fantastic in their opinion?

My first and probably still favorite prog rock band was and is still ELP.  Funny thing is back then, I did not label them prog rock, they were just rock and they were ELP.

Hmm..where do I begin...? ::)

I can think of three others in the same league:
 
   In the Court of the Crimson King (whole album)
    King Crimson The first great 'Prog' masterpiece IMHO

   Close to the Edge
    Yes A conceptual master piece

and

    Supper's Ready (Foxtrot)
     Genesis Incredible imagery/fantasy/allegory/humour all rolled into one!

cheers,

-Don  8-)



P.S.   Remember the Future
        Nektar Has to be in the running too! It's brilliant!!

Great to hear some "Arena"!!


Keep up the good work.

;)

- - Owner of a lonely sex bomb - -

;D ;D ;D

*King Crimson*

*Sleepless*


:-*

uhmm...

Panama Limited Jug Band ??????????

First the Pretties, now "Grounded" by The Syn ... good stuff.

It's great to hear a lot of the Pretties today...

*The Who*


"The Real Me"

8-)

JaneEyre wrote on 26^th Apr, 2006 at 6:22pm:

It's great to hear a lot of the Pretties today...

I agree.It is always good to hear The Pretty Things. :)

*Gong*

Good music to listen to before I go to sleep.... 8-)

Tom Jones (and YES!)  :D

visions of Austin Powers going thru my head for some reason ...  :)

*Not Now John*

Pink Floyd




8-)

"Robin Trower" "My Love"



Rock on..... 8-)

"The Watch" "Wonderland"



Great Progage .... 8-)

*Yes*

*Live on the "Talk Tour"*

Superb...... 8-)

*Marillion*



*Grendel*


I always love to listen to this song......my first memories of *Marillion* 8-)

Tracks from 'Olias of sunhillow'.   The best Jon Anderson album by far.   Thanks guys!!!

My fav Marillion song "Fantastic Place" ... sublime.

*Dust*


Another superb group that I have discovered through SA......... 8-)

"Spocks Beard"

Yay!!!!

:-*

And now *Hollander* from the groovy *yesfans* CD!!!!

:-*

Oldfield is totally underrated and underplayed.......always a pleasure to hear him here :)

and now some krautrock kraftwerk style!!! ;)

Which follows into the *Tangerine Dream* very superb.


8-)

B.O.C. doing "Born to be Wild"

Huh.

Superb live version of *The Wall*


8-)

*Foucus*

*Anomomous II*


Classic..... 8-)

"I'm Not Your Stepping Stone"

The Monkees record this song!   Everyone listening should feel sooo uncool right now.
.
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.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Oh good, here's some Syn to take the edge off.  That's better.

JaneEyre wrote on 10^th May, 2006 at 9:54pm:

"I'm Not Your Stepping Stone" The Monkees record this song!   Everyone listening should feel sooo uncool right now. . . . . . . . . . Oh good, here's some Syn to take the edge off.  That's better.

Yes but this original version by 'The Flies' is a bit of a Psychedelic Classic ... 8-)

I'm just sayin'.

You know you can't get away with anything when I'm around.

Bugger!  Why do I always turn off iTunes right before a major Tull session???

JaneEyre wrote on 10^th May, 2006 at 10:12pm:

I'm just sayin'. You know you can't get away with anything when I'm around.

I know, I know ... ;)

JaneEyre wrote on 10^th May, 2006 at 10:19pm:

Bugger!  Why do I always turn off iTunes right before a major Tull session???

Have no fear JaneEyre - a 'Tull session of some kind is on the cards ... 8-)

"Tool" - - - "Triad" - - -

8-)

"Parallels".  My favourite "YES" song!!!! [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]

*Blood on the rooftops*

*Genesis*

:-*

*Velofax*

*City Piroutte*


Wonderful!!!

:-*

Yes_Chikki wrote on 20^th May, 2006 at 11:38pm:

*Velofax* *City Piroutte* Wonderful!!! :-*

Totally agree with you there Anna. The 'Fax are an excellent group - more of them to come ... 8-)

"Arena"

"Moviedrome"

Gotta be the best track off of "Breakfast in Biarritz"


8-)

"Credo" by "Fish" ---- from the new Return to childhood album.

Spot on Dee [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

fish_head wrote on 21^st May, 2006 at 11:06pm:

"Credo" by "Fish" ---- from the new Return to childhood album. Spot on Dee [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

I agree. Superb selection of music by Fish. 8-)

This new *Fish* album is superb.

Because of hearing this on S.A. yesterday I bought a copy of the CD today!!...so refreshing to hear him play *Misplaced Childhood* again.

8-)

"Kayleigh," which I was listening to on my iPod about 10 minutes ago .... woooo psychic internet radio station programming!

Pretty Things!   :)

"The Beta Band" *Live in London*

Superb!!

8-)

Wow! Grateful Dead, Blue Oyster Cult, Led Zeppelin! Excellent tunes! :)

rgfudd99 wrote on 24^th May, 2006 at 7:20pm:

Wow! Grateful Dead, Blue Oyster Cult, Led Zeppelin! Excellent tunes! :)

Glad you're enjoying the music rgfudd99. 8-)

......JaneEyre turns up speakers for Pretty Things "In the Square"........

*Octavarium*

by "Dream Theater"

Superb music!!

8-)

"Mood for a day"

Howe at hist bestt..... 8-)

Thanks for playing those JaneEyre-friendly songs for me .... even though I bloody missed them  :'(
:-*

*Fish* from "The Return To Childhood" CD that I bought yesterday after listening to it here first!!!!

:-*

'It Didn't Work Out' ... always good to hear some Michael Chapman.  :)

... Followed by 'Time and a Word' and 'Mouse Police' ...  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Roger! Wish you were here. Needs Gilmour on guitar though

"Yours is no disgrace" from "Yessongs"

[smiley=peace.gif]

Marillion + Rabin + Syn = Happy JaneEyre


You're doing very well here, DC, despite the lack of piles of cash and large-breasted women.

This is the 21st century. Love it. I left my copy of it on a sleeper carriage on a train in Bulgaria. prior to that I used to play this song repeatedley several summers ago. just a wonderful song.

"The sky moves sideways Phase 2"

*Porcupine Tree*

Superb!

8-)

My last day of tuning in before going on holiday ... thanks for the Yes, Marillion, Led Zep, and Camel.   :-*

And don't forget to miss me.  ;)

JaneEyre wrote on 8^th Jun, 2006 at 5:38pm:

My last day of tuning in before going on holiday ... thanks for the Yes, Marillion, Led Zep, and Camel.   :-* And don't forget to miss me.  ;)

How could we possibly miss you ?? ;)

ProgMaster wrote on 8^th Jun, 2006 at 6:35pm:

JaneEyre wrote on 8th Jun, 2006 at 5:38pm: My last day of tuning in before going on holiday ... thanks for the Yes, Marillion, Led Zep, and Camel.   :-* And don't forget to miss me.  ;) How could we possibly miss you ?? ;)

Seems impossible, doesn't it?

JaneEyre wrote on 8^th Jun, 2006 at 7:03pm:

ProgMaster wrote on 8th Jun, 2006 at 6:35pm: JaneEyre wrote on 8th Jun, 2006 at 5:38pm: My last day of tuning in before going on holiday ... thanks for the Yes, Marillion, Led Zep, and Camel.   :-* And don't forget to miss me.  ;) How could we possibly miss you ?? ;) Seems impossible, doesn't it?

Totally impossible!!!!!We wont miss you Jane Eyre!!! ;)

I'm lovin' this! Live Pink Floyd - The Wall from 1980.

Excellent!  :)

Wednesday Afternoon the 21'st

Yes - Live London Wembley Arena 28 Oct'78 (Entire Concert)

Thank you, I love it when you play the FULL concert or album.

ET_SoCal wrote on 21^st Jun, 2006 at 10:30pm:

Wednesday Afternoon the 21'st Yes - Live London Wembley Arena 28 Oct'78 (Entire Concert) Thank you, I love it when you play the FULL concert or album.

I agree with you et_socal.  That concert was superb to listen to!!

8-)

Thursday morning the 22'nd ;
Emerson Lake and Palmer (Live - Anaheim, L.A.'73)
Yet another long set - Thanks again!

This station is great.  Period, end of story, now move on.

bostonba63 wrote on 23^rd Jun, 2006 at 4:58pm:

This station is great.  Period, end of story, now move on.

Yeah,this station is the best.....so why would I wanna move on??? ::)

*Pink Floyd*


*The final cut*

Superb,as always!!
8-)

Yes_Chikki wrote on 23^rd Jun, 2006 at 8:16pm:

bostonba63 wrote on 23rd Jun, 2006 at 4:58pm: This station is great.  Period, end of story, now move on. Yeah,this station is the best.....so why would I wanna move on??? ::)

It was just to emphasize the prior statement and should not be taken literally.

Will parse my words better next time, now step to it, lol, :).  ;D

Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D

bostonba63 wrote on 27^th Jun, 2006 at 7:57pm:

Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D

No problem, always a favourite of mine too. 8-)

ProgMaster wrote on 27^th Jun, 2006 at 8:21pm:

bostonba63 wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 7:57pm: Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D No problem, always a favourite of mine too. 8-)

I guess I keep good company then, :).

In that case, is it possible to have the pleasure of a side or two from Bridge of Sighs?

Also, would love to hear from the group Love if you have them.

Cheers to you my friend,

Steven

Stellar Attraction.  Who could ask for anything more.

bostonba63 wrote on 28^th Jun, 2006 at 2:38pm:

ProgMaster wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 8:21pm: bostonba63 wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 7:57pm: Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D No problem, always a favourite of mine too. 8-) I guess I keep good company then, :). In that case, is it possible to have the pleasure of a side or two from Bridge of Sighs? Also, would love to hear from the group Love if you have them. Cheers to you my friend, Steven Stellar Attraction.  Who could ask for anything more.

No problem Steven, - let me know a time (please specify a time-zone !! ;) ) and I'll arrange the necessary.

I aim to please. 8-)

D

ProgMaster wrote on 28^th Jun, 2006 at 10:57pm:

bostonba63 wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 2:38pm: ProgMaster wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 8:21pm: bostonba63 wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 7:57pm: Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D No problem, always a favourite of mine too. 8-) I guess I keep good company then, :). In that case, is it possible to have the pleasure of a side or two from Bridge of Sighs? Also, would love to hear from the group Love if you have them. Cheers to you my friend, Steven Stellar Attraction.  Who could ask for anything more. No problem Steven, - let me know a time (please specify a time-zone !! ;) ) and I'll arrange the necessary. I aim to please. 8-) D

D;

Thanks for the offer.

Black Sabbath N.I.B. playing now, which is killer.  BS was my first concert when I was in the 7th grade at Madison Square Garden and Aerosmith opened for them.  Unbelievable memory for me and for my friends who were with me then.

Anyway, I am in NYC and it is 10:48 a.m. presently.  We are here -5 GMT.  How about at 12:00 today for RT and BoS?  Otherwise say 2:00 p.m. today.

You let me know what is good for you.

Cheers my friend.

Regards,

Steven

PS RT playing now, coincidence, i think not

Stellar-Attraction, turn it on and turn it up

Say - What do you think of Robin Trower's work with Procol Harum - esp. the last two (Home & Broken Barricades) - When I hear his solo work I always think of Song for a Dreamer - his tribute to Hendrix on B. B.  One of my early adolescent memories is of my older brother walking me into the Wherehouse (then a major record retail outlet) to choose my birthday  present (in 1971). I remember the stacks of LPs displayed in wooden packing crates all around.  The disc I chose was Broken Barricades. Played it to death. Haven't heard the whole thing in quite a while - have to pick the CD up one of these days.
Do you have any P.H. Dee?

-Don (HM)

bostonba63 wrote on 29^th Jun, 2006 at 3:51pm:

ProgMaster wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 10:57pm: bostonba63 wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 2:38pm: ProgMaster wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 8:21pm: bostonba63 wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 7:57pm: Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D No problem, always a favourite of mine too. 8-) I guess I keep good company then, :). In that case, is it possible to have the pleasure of a side or two from Bridge of Sighs? Also, would love to hear from the group Love if you have them. Cheers to you my friend, Steven Stellar Attraction.  Who could ask for anything more. No problem Steven, - let me know a time (please specify a time-zone !! ;) ) and I'll arrange the necessary. I aim to please. 8-) D D; Thanks for the offer. Black Sabbath N.I.B. playing now, which is killer.  BS was my first concert when I was in the 7th grade at Madison Square Garden and Aerosmith opened for them.  Unbelievable memory for me and for my friends who were with me then. Anyway, I am in NYC and it is 10:48 a.m. presently.  We are here -5 GMT.  How about at 12:00 today for RT and BoS?  Otherwise say 2:00 p.m. today. You let me know what is good for you. Cheers my friend. Regards, Steven PS RT playing now, coincidence, i think not Stellar-Attraction, turn it on and turn it up

No problem Steven, however ... is that 12:00pm / 2:00pm your time or my time ?? ::)

Heracleum Mantegazziani wrote on 29^th Jun, 2006 at 5:40pm:

Say - What do you think of Robin Trower's work with Procol Harum - esp. the last two (Home & Broken Barricades) - When I hear his solo work I always think of Song for a Dreamer - his tribute to Hendrix on B. B.  One of my early adolescent memories is of my older brother walking me into the Wherehouse (then a major record retail outlet) to choose my birthday  present (in 1971). I remember the stacks of LPs displayed in wooden packing crates all around.  The disc I chose was Broken Barricades. Played it to death. Haven't heard the whole thing in quite a while - have to pick the CD up one of these days. Do you have any P.H. Dee? -Don (HM)

Can't say that I do have any Procol Harum Don, something that I will have to rectify ... 8-)

ProgMaster wrote on 29^th Jun, 2006 at 7:39pm:

bostonba63 wrote on 29th Jun, 2006 at 3:51pm: ProgMaster wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 10:57pm: bostonba63 wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 2:38pm: ProgMaster wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 8:21pm: bostonba63 wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 7:57pm: Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D No problem, always a favourite of mine too. 8-) I guess I keep good company then, :). In that case, is it possible to have the pleasure of a side or two from Bridge of Sighs? Also, would love to hear from the group Love if you have them. Cheers to you my friend, Steven Stellar Attraction.  Who could ask for anything more. No problem Steven, - let me know a time (please specify a time-zone !! ;) ) and I'll arrange the necessary. I aim to please. 8-) D D; Thanks for the offer. Black Sabbath N.I.B. playing now, which is killer.  BS was my first concert when I was in the 7th grade at Madison Square Garden and Aerosmith opened for them.  Unbelievable memory for me and for my friends who were with me then. Anyway, I am in NYC and it is 10:48 a.m. presently.  We are here -5 GMT.  How about at 12:00 today for RT and BoS?  Otherwise say 2:00 p.m. today. You let me know what is good for you. Cheers my friend. Regards, Steven PS RT playing now, coincidence, i think not Stellar-Attraction, turn it on and turn it up No problem Steven, however ... is that 12:00pm / 2:00pm your time or my time ?? ::)

D;

That is 2:00 p.m. my time, which is now 4:05 p.m. my time, but still listening, as I have been all day, which means if you like you can play this anytime soon.

BTW, are you familiar with the group Love?

Cheers and a glorious weeeknd to you, since tomorrow I am off from work.  Will be listening for the next about 2 hours.

Steven

bostonba63 wrote on 29^th Jun, 2006 at 9:08pm:

ProgMaster wrote on 29th Jun, 2006 at 7:39pm: bostonba63 wrote on 29th Jun, 2006 at 3:51pm: ProgMaster wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 10:57pm: bostonba63 wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 2:38pm: ProgMaster wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 8:21pm: bostonba63 wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 7:57pm: Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D No problem, always a favourite of mine too. 8-) I guess I keep good company then, :). In that case, is it possible to have the pleasure of a side or two from Bridge of Sighs? Also, would love to hear from the group Love if you have them. Cheers to you my friend, Steven Stellar Attraction.  Who could ask for anything more. No problem Steven, - let me know a time (please specify a time-zone !! ;) ) and I'll arrange the necessary. I aim to please. 8-) D D; Thanks for the offer. Black Sabbath N.I.B. playing now, which is killer.  BS was my first concert when I was in the 7th grade at Madison Square Garden and Aerosmith opened for them.  Unbelievable memory for me and for my friends who were with me then. Anyway, I am in NYC and it is 10:48 a.m. presently.  We are here -5 GMT.  How about at 12:00 today for RT and BoS?  Otherwise say 2:00 p.m. today. You let me know what is good for you. Cheers my friend. Regards, Steven PS RT playing now, coincidence, i think not Stellar-Attraction, turn it on and turn it up No problem Steven, however ... is that 12:00pm / 2:00pm your time or my time ?? ::) D; That is 2:00 p.m. my time, which is now 4:05 p.m. my time, but still listening, as I have been all day, which means if you like you can play this anytime soon. BTW, are you familiar with the group Love? Cheers and a glorious weeeknd to you, since tomorrow I am off from work.  Will be listening for the next about 2 hours. Steven

No problem Steven - coming up after Pendragon - hope you're still tuned-in !! 8-)

ProgMaster wrote on 29^th Jun, 2006 at 10:16pm:

bostonba63 wrote on 29th Jun, 2006 at 9:08pm: ProgMaster wrote on 29th Jun, 2006 at 7:39pm: bostonba63 wrote on 29th Jun, 2006 at 3:51pm: ProgMaster wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 10:57pm: bostonba63 wrote on 28th Jun, 2006 at 2:38pm: ProgMaster wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 8:21pm: bostonba63 wrote on 27th Jun, 2006 at 7:57pm: Robin Trower is always good to hear.  Thanks.  ;D No problem, always a favourite of mine too. 8-) I guess I keep good company then, :). In that case, is it possible to have the pleasure of a side or two from Bridge of Sighs? Also, would love to hear from the group Love if you have them. Cheers to you my friend, Steven Stellar Attraction.  Who could ask for anything more. No problem Steven, - let me know a time (please specify a time-zone !! ;) ) and I'll arrange the necessary. I aim to please. 8-) D D; Thanks for the offer. Black Sabbath N.I.B. playing now, which is killer.  BS was my first concert when I was in the 7th grade at Madison Square Garden and Aerosmith opened for them.  Unbelievable memory for me and for my friends who were with me then. Anyway, I am in NYC and it is 10:48 a.m. presently.  We are here -5 GMT.  How about at 12:00 today for RT and BoS?  Otherwise say 2:00 p.m. today. You let me know what is good for you. Cheers my friend. Regards, Steven PS RT playing now, coincidence, i think not Stellar-Attraction, turn it on and turn it up No problem Steven, however ... is that 12:00pm / 2:00pm your time or my time ?? ::) D; That is 2:00 p.m. my time, which is now 4:05 p.m. my time, but still listening, as I have been all day, which means if you like you can play this anytime soon. BTW, are you familiar with the group Love? Cheers and a glorious weeeknd to you, since tomorrow I am off from work.  Will be listening for the next about 2 hours. Steven No problem Steven - coming up after Pendragon - hope you're still tuned-in !! 8-)

D;  

Still here, so bring it on.

Thanks and cheers,

Steven

D;

A thousand thanks.

BTW, this particular Love album and the song Alone Again Or, are possibly my favorites by the great, great band simply known as Love.

Looking forward to this entire set.

All the best to you always my friend,

Steven

bostonba63 wrote on 29^th Jun, 2006 at 10:36pm:

D; A thousand thanks. BTW, this particular Love album and the song Alone Again Or, are possibly my favorites by the great, great band simply known as Love. Looking forward to this entire set. All the best to you always my friend, Steven

No problem Steven.

Enjoy. 8-)

D

ProgMaster wrote on 29^th Jun, 2006 at 10:38pm:

bostonba63 wrote on 29th Jun, 2006 at 10:36pm: D; A thousand thanks. BTW, this particular Love album and the song Alone Again Or, are possibly my favorites by the great, great band simply known as Love. Looking forward to this entire set. All the best to you always my friend, Steven No problem Steven. Enjoy. 8-) D

D:

Not only can Robin play, but he has such a great voice for his musical style and that bass player is cooking now.

Steven

D;

That was a smoking set.

Cheers,

Steven

bostonba63 wrote on 29^th Jun, 2006 at 11:10pm:

D; That was a smoking set. Cheers, Steven

No problem mate, anytime. 8-)

*Eloy*

Freaky.... :o

Yes_Chikki wrote on 1^st Jul, 2006 at 10:07pm:

*Eloy* Freaky.... :o

But good freaky, no? 8-)

This "Eldorado* by the *Electric Light Orchestra* is superb!! 8-)

Something always new to enjoy on Stellar Attraction.I have never heard of this music before. 8-)

"Pinpoint Lovin" by "Velofax"......rockin track!!!!


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This *Mars Volta* is superb.


8-)

July 6, Thursday morning (PST); The Who - Quadrophenia
Thanks for The Who, mostly playing the complete album.

Great to hear some "Curved Air!.Nice choice Dee..... 8-)

ET_SoCal wrote on 6^th Jul, 2006 at 4:03pm:

July 6, Thursday morning (PST); The Who - Quadrophenia Thanks for The Who, mostly playing the complete album.

I agree mate."The Who" rock!!!!!Could do with some more of them on SA,in particular stuff from Tommy & Whos Next.

Brother 52!

*JaneEyre dances around the room*   [smiley=party.gif]

Oldfield+Incantations=Testicles belonging to the canine. Just love the way those chimes are recorded.

D;

Thanks for Gates of Delirium.

One of the greatest prog rock songs ever written.

Gives me goose bumps whenever I hear it.

Ocean Cloud by Marillion. Excellent! ;D

bostonba63 wrote on 28^th Jul, 2006 at 7:25pm:

D; Thanks for Gates of Delirium. One of the greatest prog rock songs ever written. Gives me goose bumps whenever I hear it.

Glad you enjoyed it Steven. Definitely one of my all time favourite tracks too. 8-)

tormatotork wrote on 22^nd Jul, 2006 at 7:45pm:

Oldfield+Incantations=Testicles belonging to the canine. Just love the way those chimes are recorded.

Definitely 'le nads du chien' tormatotork. I love the live version but will have to add the original, studio version to one of the new playlists.

silver wrote on 31^st Jul, 2006 at 5:04pm:

Ocean Cloud by Marillion. Excellent! ;D

Along with 'Plague Of Ghosts', 'Ocean Cloud' has to be without a doubt two of the best songs that I have heard in some time. Both of which, of course, were brought to my attention by our very own Silver ...  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

...by the way...

Welcome Back Progmaster!

-Don (Hm)

Heracleum Mantegazziani wrote on 31^st Jul, 2006 at 8:01pm:

...by the way... Welcome Back Progmaster! -Don (Hm)

Cheers Don !! [smiley=dankk2.gif]

Good to be back - bloody knackered but there you go ... ;)