Author: Psychedelic Paul Subject: The Classical Crossover Corner Posted: April 29 2024 at 09:20  1995: Sarah Brightman - Fly - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3ynsNqRbXKLE45GszPo6x5GBobZYkBtL Sarah Brightman's sixth album and the second collaboration with producer Frank Peterson ..read more

Author: Cristi Subject: What are you Listening to Right Now? Febus XXII Posted: April 29 2024 at 09:13 24-7 Spyz - 1989 - Harder Than You ..read more

Author: MortSahlFan Subject: 70s Dreamy/Meditative Prog-Jazz Songs Posted: April 29 2024 at 08:55 Moyan wrote: This tune comes off the second album by Slovenian band Predmestje (English: "Suburbs"), which was released in 1978. Its title, "Igra" (English: "Dance"), is essentially a showcase for the lambent tones of Andrej Pompe's electric piano, accentuated by the drums of Janez Hvale and the bass of Gabriel Lah; they gave a lush accompaniment to Aleksander Malahovsky's saxophone. "Igra" is indeed incredibly dreamy and proggy on its own.  ..read more

Author: Psychedelic Paul Subject: Psychedelicatessen Posted: April 29 2024 at 08:54 A-Z of Psychedelic Rock DECENNIUM       The fiftieth (or fifth decennium) anniversary for this Dutch treat of countrified psychedelic rock. The Doors meet the Eagles maybe, or maybe not.   1974: Decennium - Song of the Sad Times - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_myzXVO8a1ba9AT0qsmP5wgegL1y6oSb0c ..read more

Author: MortSahlFan Subject: Anti-War Songs Posted: April 29 2024 at 08:42 first anti-war song I know... (banned off most radio stations, if not all at that time, early 1968) The Doors - The Unknown Soldier ..read more

Author: progaardvark Subject: Three Canterbury jazz-rock masterpieces. Posted: April 29 2024 at 08:21 National Health. I'm very far away from paper. I'm eating a recliner ..read more

Author: progaardvark Subject: The Watch vs. Citizen Cain Posted: April 29 2024 at 08:20 Citizen Cain. Jupiter's Great Red Spot is a plate of high bologna and nose hairs ..read more

Author: progaardvark Subject: The AOR-side of Prog Posted: April 29 2024 at 08:13 One not mentioned that I like is Planet P Project's debut album. Two more non-PA bands that have hints of prog in places are: The Fixx (in particular, their first two albums) Grandaddy (in particular, The Sophtware Slump; sometimes I'm reminded of a Cars/ELO mix with many of their songs) Not sure any of the above qualified under the AOR banner, but they were more in the "artsy" side of the pop rock spectrum, with The Fixx typically under the new wave banner ..read more

Author: Frets N Worries Subject: Anti-War Songs Posted: April 29 2024 at 08:01 Gentle Bump Any other good prog protest songs?  ..read more

Author: Criswell Subject: Four not-too-long instrumentals from the continent Posted: April 29 2024 at 07:55 Triangle gets my vote!...It's on my running/workout playlist also ..read more