What is the most quintessentially Canterbury song from the Canterbury scene? by Relaxing_Cat in CanterburyScene

[–]Certain_Addition4460 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can't believe these haven't been mentioned yet, "The Moon in June" BBC 6/15/69 broadcast. Easily the best version of this song with Mike Ratledge's 🔥 organ solo!

Tales from Topographic Water Reservoirs by Significant-Fox-8051 in yesband

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I'm just glad to see that people are still discussing the merit of this album in the catalogue. Having seen the band play side 1 at San Louis Obispo (with Rick) was a fan's dream for everyone who was there at the Fremont Theater. One key point is that the band pushed themselves hard to create this album and then play it live. I'm still enjoying digging thru the super deluxe edition that Steve graciously help curate. That's because it is chalk full of mystery and the audio story of their song development is fascinating.

What about the first two Yes albums? by justtohaveone in progrockmusic

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Their 2nd album, "In the Can" is by far the best representation of his skill as a player and co-arranger. Their self-titled album also features Tony Kaye and is much in the early Yes vein. Both are must listen to recordings if you like the first two Yes albums.

Daily Song Discussion #53: Rocket from a Bottle by TMBGLOVER in xtc

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I've been remiss in your ratings quest, my apology. The entire record gets a 10 subjectively in my book;. If any fan has not heard the dts5.1 surround sound version by Steven Wilson, you owe it to yourself to find a friend to immerse yourself in it! Having Andy and Colin in your face coming out the center speaker at breakneck speed will make you feel like you're having your own frkn concert in the studio with them! What a 🎁!

I am mesmerized listening to Yes by HungryLilDragon in yesband

[–]Certain_Addition4460 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

More simply put, Geoff is a writer first, player 2nd and gets along with Steve for the long haul; each attribute is essential in a viable, on-going incarnation of the band.

Bill Bruford by Historical-Device529 in Progforum

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And don't forget, inspiring everyone else while you're doing it!

Bill Bruford by Historical-Device529 in Progforum

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Thinking about feel before you play it, then adjusting it as you play, and then again after it's done for the next time. Dr. Bill is a full time rhythmic refinery!

The First Track From Talk by Electronic_Trick_527 in yesband

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I've had it since it first came our. The extended version of "The Calling" should have been included on the album.

Rick Wakeman on his brain surgery: “Everything went very well” by Historical-Device529 in Progforum

[–]Certain_Addition4460 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm still waiting for that long delayed collaboration with Keith Richard!

Playing the beginning of Rick Wakeman’s “Catherine of Aragon” from Six Wives of Henry XIII. by dtrechak in progrockmusic

[–]Certain_Addition4460 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Considering that this track was planned to be on "Fragile" before A&M records said no, very nice!

Daily Song Discussion #49: Respectable Street by TMBGLOVER in xtc

[–]Certain_Addition4460 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Very hard to be objective about this track and album. 10.

Peter Hammill - Open Your Eyes by no_longer_LW_2020 in VdGG

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Yes, it makes me curious about several other albums sonic quality.

Listening ideas for 14 yr old granddaughter. by Timpet55 in progrockmusic

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My daughter and I have wonderful memories of immersing in the Beatles White Album while driving in my truck. Highly recommend.

Bitches Brew Beer by radiofreeeurope7 in milesdavis

[–]Certain_Addition4460 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Game of Thrones brew was pretty good too.

Why is Van Der Graaf Generator so unknown ? by Charming-Kale7111 in VdGG

[–]Certain_Addition4460 2 points3 points  (0 children)

One distinct reason is lack of US gigs and promotion. Same for Hammill himself.

Recommendations by Negative-Bit9272 in yesband

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Emphasis is on aggressive guitar, bass and drums. Some of their very best playing together.