Daily Prog Rock Update

[White Knight]

Yes--The Yes Album. Still as fresh and innovative sounding as when it launched back in 1971. What a great group! Very exciting to listen to, as it also brings back a lot of fond memories of my long-gone youth.

 

[White Knight]

Yes--The Yes Album

 

[matsoljare]

 

[White Knight]

Procol Harum--Broken Barricades

 

[White Knight]

On Spotify:

Yes--Going For The One {Expanded}

 

[White Knight]

On Spotify:

Genesis--Selling England By The Pound {1973}

 

[White Knight]

On Spotify:

ELO--Time

 

[White Knight]

On Spotify:

ELO--Eldorado

 

[White Knight]

On Spotify:

Yes--Time And A Word {Expanded and Remastered Version}

 

[teddy]

The Moody Blues are touring in England next year. Not sure whether there are any foreign dates arranged.

teddy

 

[White Knight]

The Moody Blues are touring in England next year. Not sure whether there are any foreign dates arranged.

teddy

One of my favorite all-time groups; have never seen/heard them live. Have you?

 

[teddy]

Unfortunately not Steve. Probably will not this time either.

teddy

 

[White Knight]

Unfortunately not Steve. Probably will not this time either.

teddy

Ted, I really feel your pain in this one!! :banghead:

 

[White Knight]

ELO--Time. Very nice sounding concept album from 1981, by a group which has been below my radar for some time. This one really does it for me!

 

[White Knight]

Procol Harum--Broken Barricades
King Crimson--In The Court Of The Crimson King

It's been too long for me between listens to both of these seminal works.

 

[White Knight]

ELO--Time. This is truly a fantastic album!

 

[White Knight]

ELO--Time, whilst driving in the car.

 

[John Watt]

"Midnight, on the water, I saw, the captain's daughter".

Please accept this as proof of listening.

Jeff Lynn used the first electric violins invented by Leo Fender,
until pickup technology surpassed the individual instrument.

 

[White Knight]

ELO--Time. I am still really liking this album.

 

[White Knight]

Procol Harum--Broken Barricades. Trower's licks are simply stunning, while B.J. Wilson's drumming does some serious ass-kicking! :cheers: