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White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
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White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Ah, Teddy, Santana's music brings back such great memories of when I was still young and free! Those golden days of Soul Sacrifice and Oye Como Va.
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White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Mine too; it was so fresh and cutting edge when it was first released {1969 or1970?}, and I bet it sounds that same way, even today!
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Here's another song, especially dedicated to those brave "hawks" who have never themselves served a day in the military, but are so ready to send others off to war: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=OlmsTpP4Dbs
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
On Spotify:
Robin Trower--Farther On Up The Road {Disc # 2}
Robin Trower--Farther On Up The Road {Disc # 2}
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White Knight
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Procol Harum--Grand Hotel. Simply smashing, I must say!
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
On Spotify:
Robin Trower--Farther On Up The Road {Disc # 3, The Chrysalis Years, 1977-1983}. For my money, this is by far the weakest disc in the whole set, as I found myself tiring of Jack Bruce's seemingly constant bending of words and whining nasality. I truly yearned for Dewar's cleaner, more concise approach. More Dewar's, please!!
Robin Trower--Farther On Up The Road {Disc # 3, The Chrysalis Years, 1977-1983}. For my money, this is by far the weakest disc in the whole set, as I found myself tiring of Jack Bruce's seemingly constant bending of words and whining nasality. I truly yearned for Dewar's cleaner, more concise approach. More Dewar's, please!!
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
On Spotify:
Robin Trower--Farther On Up The Road {Disc # 3, The Chrysalis Years, 1977-1983}. For my money, this is by far the weakest disc in the whole set, as I found myself tiring of Jack Bruce's seemingly constant bending of words and whining nasality. I truly yearned for Dewar's cleaner, more concise approach. More Dewar's, please!! :scold:
Mountain--Nantucket Sleighride and Climbing. Not sure if this represents "prog rock" per se, but it is some good ass-kicking music with a lot of monster guitar riffs ala Trower and Hendrix. :guitar:
Robin Trower--Farther On Up The Road {Disc # 3, The Chrysalis Years, 1977-1983}. For my money, this is by far the weakest disc in the whole set, as I found myself tiring of Jack Bruce's seemingly constant bending of words and whining nasality. I truly yearned for Dewar's cleaner, more concise approach. More Dewar's, please!! :scold:
Mountain--Nantucket Sleighride and Climbing. Not sure if this represents "prog rock" per se, but it is some good ass-kicking music with a lot of monster guitar riffs ala Trower and Hendrix. :guitar:
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White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Robin Trower--Long Misty Days/In City Dreams. I can't seem to get enough of this guy!
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
On Spotify:
Gentle Giant--The Power and the Glory. I am given to understand that this is supposed to be one of the "great" prog rock outfits from the seventies, but, to date, they just don't do anything for me at all. I find their vocals to be nondescript, wimpy--and, at times--practically indecipherable. Any opinions to the contrary out there regarding them?
Gentle Giant--The Power and the Glory. I am given to understand that this is supposed to be one of the "great" prog rock outfits from the seventies, but, to date, they just don't do anything for me at all. I find their vocals to be nondescript, wimpy--and, at times--practically indecipherable. Any opinions to the contrary out there regarding them?
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Teddy, that would be great. Thanks, as I really would like your take on this group.
White Knight
Spectral Warrior con passion
Today, amidst the howling winds and torrential rains:
Timeless music!
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John Watt
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It's interesting that Gentle Giant and King Crimson are getting put together here.
Gentle Giant tried to be too complicated, changing strange time signatures all the time.
They were to recorder and lute troubador music what the Beatles were to skittle.
King Crimson had solid and versatile musicianship with deep songs, a great band.
Jimi Hendrix said they were his favorite band when he was in England. 'Nuff said.
Gentle Giant tried to be too complicated, changing strange time signatures all the time.
They were to recorder and lute troubador music what the Beatles were to skittle.
King Crimson had solid and versatile musicianship with deep songs, a great band.
Jimi Hendrix said they were his favorite band when he was in England. 'Nuff said.
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