OT: Music Part IV

[peate]

I found Angus' favorite song.

 

[peate]

And Ricky and the others gave birth to this. Near perfection on stage.

 

[Barilko]

Hey peate, you had mentioned in another thread that you have a buddy who is into Euro prog.

Was wondering whether you knew of any bands or cuts that he has recommended or mentioned to you and whether you could share.

Hey Runner

Cheers


who do you like so far who do you know
and then ill do my best to add some for you..

im pretty sure you must know many after having posted "Camel" well done by the way

you may remember me from the Status Quo posts

i do not chime in much but i read the Habs thread daily.....

 

[Barilko]

I’d learn it too if I were playing guitar.

This one as well, probably:

That was just released on vinyl again for RSD

i remember seeing them perform Fast Train in my School (1st Concert 1st date) way way back then

 

[OldCraig71]

 

[Skip Bayless]

 

[Runner77]

Hey Runner

Cheers


who do you like so far who do you know
and then ill do my best to add some for you..

im pretty sure you must know many after having posted "Camel" well done by the way

you may remember me from the Status Quo posts

i do not chime in much but i read the Habs thread daily.....

Hey Barilko, I do remember you. You should post more often, man. Nice to have you back.

I love Status Quo, you might have just tempted me to jump back in.

I'm open to all kinds of music even if I enjoy prog best with an actual singer. I just thought there has to be more than the usual suspects.

Please post whatever you like, whatever it is, it's bound to be interesting. Cheers.

 

[Runner77]

And Ricky and the others gave birth to this. Near perfection on stage.

That was an amazing concert. The guy who posted it colorised the clip and made sound enhancements to a video that had already been released.

Near perfection, absolutely. The song selection was spectacular save for whatever it is Ringo was singing -- only part that needed skipping.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[peate]

My favorite girls.

 

[angusyoung]

That was just released on vinyl again for RSD

i remember seeing them perform Fast Train in my School (1st Concert 1st date) way way back then

They put on some good shows, some pretty good dudes there. Always enjoyed Jerry's solos.

 

[angusyoung]

That was an amazing concert. The guy who posted it colorised the clip and made sound enhancements to a video that had already been released.

Near perfection, absolutely. The song selection was spectacular save for whatever it is Ringo was singing -- only part that needed skipping.

Thanks for sharing.

Interestingly enough,perhaps not,but people were disappointed with their performance when they played 2 shows at the Montreal forum.

 

[angusyoung]

My favorite girls.

Nice family! didn't know we could post family stuff

Anyways here are some of my kids,they took after their mother

 

[peate]

Interestingly enough,perhaps not,but people were disappointed with their performance when they played 2 shows at the Montreal forum.

My brother went, I was too young.

 

[peate]

Hey @Runner77, here are some of the prog bands my buddy knows:
PFM you should know, Alpha taurus, or something like that, Birth control, Embryo, Triumvirat, Solaris, Harmoinia.
He got lots of interesting videos from googling euro prog, kraut prog, brit prog, etc. try it.

 

[ahmedou]

 

[Barilko]

Hey Barilko, I do remember you. You should post more often, man. Nice to have you back.

I love Status Quo, you might have just tempted me to jump back in.

I'm open to all kinds of music even if I enjoy prog best with an actual singer. I just thought there has to be more than the usual suspects.

Please post whatever you like, whatever it is, it's bound to be interesting. Cheers.

I too love prog with singers above all.. i guess time has shown me that
yet i adore
The Allman Brothers
Rory Gallagher
Beatles
Stones
Dylan
Jimmy Buffet
Al Stewart
Drive By Truckers
Leeroy Stagger
Steve Earle
Uriah Heep
Purple
Status Quo
and countless others... I will find time to post some prog with singers asap


Thanks for the welcome Runner.....

 

[varsaku]

Any Porter Robinson fans?

 

[Barilko]

Some under the radar classic prog stuff. Bill Bruford on drums.

saw them a few times the follow up album Danger Money is solid... the debut has the mastertrack though..

 

[Barilko]

Brilliant Brit Prog Influenced Band

 

[le_sean]

Daft Punk are done after 28 years. Too bad. One of my favourites.

 

[Runner77]

Hey @Runner77, here are some of the prog bands my buddy knows:
PFM you should know, Alpha taurus, or something like that, Birth control, Embryo, Triumvirat, Solaris, Harmoinia.
He got lots of interesting videos from googling euro prog, kraut prog, brit prog, etc. try it.

Thanks so much, peate. Definitely know PFM, the others though, I'm not familiar with. Thanks for the list.

 

[Runner77]

saw them a few times the follow up album Danger Money is solid... the debut has the mastertrack though..

Is that your favorite Asia track?

John Wetton has written a ton of stuff and played some great bass too.

He sang and played bass on this Genesis track with Steve Hackett in 1996 in Japan -- his voice is just sublime, as was his playing:

 

[Runner77]

Neat article about Steve Hackett, who I saw at Place des Arts on tour, reprising all of Selling England by the Pound. Breathtaking, what a master.

Rock guitarist Steve Hackett revisits prog classics aiming to re-energize the tunes | Edmonton Journal

 

[angusyoung]

 

[angusyoung]

My brother went, I was too young.

What he think of it? heard that it was expensive for the day 5.50$ and played an hour?