Diumraid
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Update: In the intervening decade Todd Rundgren has come to mean everything to me. Carry on.
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Recommend some good prog rock (2 Viewers)
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I've now dealt with all my Gentle Giant issues, I'm fully on board.
There is a new remix or alternative mix or something of Refugees by Van der Graaf Generator from the forthcoming box set of remixes and remasters and it sounds great to my ears
Only one Rush mention? Come on! Hemispheres is prog af.
Nate Champion
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I bought Fool's Mate [1971] by Peter Hamill for a fiver in Freebird recently. It's deadly. This track is probably not that representative of the album as a whole, but it's a blinder.
Nate Champion
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Also love this version of Gharbadzegi from probably my favourite Wyatt album, the totally underrated Old Rottenhat which has been getting a lot of airing in the kitchen lately. Think I picked up the cd for a quid in Japan...
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I'm late to the party, but it's mind-bending to think that Steve (interesting ) Davis is now a prog rock/ avant-garde musician
www.theguardian.com
Steve Davis and Kavus Torabi: 'Can you spot which of us is the rock star?'
The former world snooker champion and the avant-garde musician have written a memoir as intriguing as their unlikely partnership
Nate Champion
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Stood next to the pair of them outside some bar in Brighton they were djing at about 2018.
Davis wasn't smoking, but he was drinking a fashionable IPA. He mimed the actions though blowing smoke rings up his own hole. Cool.
Thank the Lord I was getting the train into London. The stink of hipster off the place. Well dressed software men sinking expensive pints in eager shirts, and not a woman in sight.
First and only fish & chips.
Davis is also one of the best pool players in the world.
Musician or DJ though?
Davis wasn't smoking, but he was drinking a fashionable IPA. He mimed the actions though blowing smoke rings up his own hole. Cool.
Thank the Lord I was getting the train into London. The stink of hipster off the place. Well dressed software men sinking expensive pints in eager shirts, and not a woman in sight.
First and only fish & chips.
Davis is also one of the best pool players in the world.
Musician or DJ though?
One of the last gigs I went to was The Utopia Strong in Whelans, they were deadly, probably the best live bagpipes I've heard. Hasn't Steve Davis been a prog nerd since forever?
It was a great gig and the second time I saw that bagpipe player recently enough at the time (he’s also in Current 93).
Bagpipes are a war crime.
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The piper was jamming along with with Steve Davis's synth sequences, it was off-the-charts good
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