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[Starbeast]

Banana Splits - Wait Til Tomorrow

[Stephen Palmer]

Jon Anderson, Olias Of Sunhillow

[Snowdog]

Originally Posted by Stephen Palmer

Jon Anderson, Olias Of Sunhillow

A brilliant album!

The Moody Blues - Go Now

[J-Sun]

Iggy Pop - The Idiot - "Nightclubbing"

[Starbeast]

The Riptones - Don't Touch My Hair

[Stephen Palmer]

Yes, Fragile

[J-Sun]

Rush - 2112 - "2112"

(Getting a little proggy myself, though I tend to hear them more through a hard rock filter.)

[Starbeast]

Let's get proggy J-Sun.

Tangerine Dream - Confrontation

(composed for the 1981 movie Thief)

[Stephen Palmer]

Some great choices going on here...

np, Yes, Close To The Edge

[J-Sun]

Dio - The Last in Line - "The Last in Line"

"We are coming...

HOOOOOOOOME!!!"

Read someone somewhere marveling about how such a huge voice could come from such a tiny man or words to that effect. And I love that everything I've heard of him live is at least a reasonable approximation of the studio stuff. He wasn't a studio poseur. *sigh* We've lost some good ones lately.

Originally Posted by Starbeast

Let's get proggy J-Sun.

Tangerine Dream - Confrontation

(composed for the 1981 movie Thief)

Sorry - got un-proggy (but I'll probably play A Farewell to Kings next). That's a very interesting movie. I've never heard the music apart from the movie (and I've only seen that twice) so I'm not sure what it would be like but it was effective "in place".

[woodsman]

Ah Rush - much love for the trio.

Bruno Mars - The lazy Song

All the Prog talk has me tempted to look out some King Crimson.

[J-Sun]

The Reverend Horton Heat - The Full Custom Gospel Sounds of The Reverend Horton Heat - "Wiggle Stick"

About as un-prog as you can get, I think - regressive rock! But I did play A Farewell to Kings earlier. It's only psycho-temporal whiplash, but I like it.

[woodsman]

Well I also bypassed prog to go for;

Avril Lavigne - Complicated

[Starbeast]

Originally Posted by J-Sun

Dio - The Last in Line

Sorry - got un-proggy (but I'll probably play A Farewell to Kings next). That's a very interesting movie. I've never heard the music apart from the movie (and I've only seen that twice) so I'm not sure what it would be like but it was effective "in place".

No worries about being un-proggy, I like almost every kind of music.

And as for Tangerine Dream scoring soundtracks for movies (including television), they've done quite a few films and I've collected most of their work.


The Blasters - Dark Night

[Stephen Palmer]

Kate Bush, The Kick Inside
The Beach Boys, Pet Sounds