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    Quote Originally Posted by Garion81 View Post
    I think these guys took the cake as worst dressed:

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    Never mind how they're dressed, what's the deal with the hair?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NogbadTheBad View Post
    Id still delete it Steve
    OK, done. Thanks, Ian. See you in a few days (& in Paris if you want to hook up for a drink with boilk, Trane, Kay & moi).

    What's next for the Luddite? Falling for an internet scam email???
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    Quote Originally Posted by GuitarGeek View Post
    Seriousness?! You do know you're talking about an album that uses the line "Erogenous zones, I thank you" as a refrain, right?
    OK , it was so laughable it distracted me from the music .Is that better ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by progeezer View Post
    OK, done. Thanks, Ian. See you in a few days (& in Paris if you want to hook up for a drink with boilk, Trane, Kay & moi).

    What's next for the Luddite? Falling for an internet scam email???
    See you at ProgDay & we should certainly meet in Paris, are you going to Soleil Zeuhl?

    I have this large bank account in Nigeria and if you'll just give me your bank details.....
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    Fireballet!


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    Quote Originally Posted by progeezer View Post
    OK, done. Thanks, Ian. See you in a few days (& in Paris if you want to hook up for a drink with boilk, Trane, Kay & moi).

    What's next for the Luddite? Falling for an internet scam email???
    Steve!

    There's an issue with your bank account! Send me your account # and PIN and I'll make sure everything is okay.


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    Quote Originally Posted by NogbadTheBad View Post
    See you at ProgDay & we should certainly meet in Paris, are you going to Soleil Zeuhl?

    I have this large bank account in Nigeria and if you'll just give me your bank details.....
    No, not going, because although if there alone I would, I do want to maintain a relationship with Kay.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott Bails View Post
    Steve!

    There's an issue with your bank account! Send me your account # and PIN and I'll make sure everything is okay.


    It's okay - I work in accounting!
    Wait...let me find my checkbook. I'll get back to you.
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    I remember loving Angel's first album when I was 13.

    The photos on the album sleeve showed a normal looking long haired rock band in jeans and T shirts.

    I couldn't wait for the second album , but when I saw their new getup & schtick I threw up, not to mention the songwriting suffered also.

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    no tunes, no dynamics, no nosebone

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    Max Webster, photo says backstage at Massey Hall 1977
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    Quote Originally Posted by nosebone View Post
    I remember loving Angel's first album when I was 13.

    The photos on the album sleeve showed a normal looking long haired rock band in jeans and T shirts.

    I couldn't wait for the second album , but when I saw their new getup & schtick I threw up, not to mention the songwriting suffered also.

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    They had 3 great albums then died on the other 2. (imo)
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    Quote Originally Posted by nosebone View Post
    I remember loving Angel's first album when I was 13.

    The photos on the album sleeve showed a normal looking long haired rock band in jeans and T shirts.

    I couldn't wait for the second album , but when I saw their new getup & schtick I threw up, not to mention the songwriting suffered also.

    angel.jpg

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    Separated at birth?




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    And it doesn't get much better than this:


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    no tunes, no dynamics, no nosebone

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    Quote Originally Posted by gearHed289 View Post
    There's no shortage of poor wardrobe choices throughout the history of prog, but yeah, Kansas definitely had some image problems! You've got one guy in hot pants and tube socks, another guy in a bad prom tux, a fiddle player who just jumped off the tractor, I believe Livgren did the kimono thing for a while...
    Well, the Rush kimonos or the Max Webster outfits were not exactly cool either

    but what to expect from country hicks like Kansas... It was stupendous and unlikely enough that these prairie dudes played something elmse but country or country rock, that it was fine as it was... expect them to dress up like Squire or Wakeman??
    They'd have gotten beaten up by redneck neighbours for being queers when they got back home between tours

    Quote Originally Posted by Rufus View Post
    Am talking about stage dress .
    Must admit Chris Squire has given me a few chuckles down the years .
    one of the worst thing about Squire's ridiculous outfits was that he emptied the band's petty cash box to go buy those... without telling the others... or ask their consent... apparently one of the few reasons for Bruford leaving the group (Jon turning a place in a pigsty almost instantly being another)
    my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    And it doesn't get much better than this:

    Indeed rotflmao.gif

    Well Kiss did worse... siffle.gif
    my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trane View Post

    Well Kiss did worse...
    Of course they did. But this thread is about prog

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trane View Post
    Indeed rotflmao.gif

    Well Kiss did worse... siffle.gif
    PROG mag had a great caption for this photo which I can't quite remember, but it was along the lines of "As Todd tried out his new outfit, Rick Derringer searched for his pet pheasant."

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    This crazy-ass feather costume isn't enough - let me dye my hair three different colors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    This crazy-ass feather costume isn't enough - let me dye my hair three different colors.
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    And here's something a bit more recent to show how his tastes matured over the years !!!

    Photographer: Wayne Kern
    Date: 11/19/2011
    Venue: Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA

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    After seeing some of these, the Wakeman capes are not so bad. Someone Mentioned Kansas and the tux Rich Williams used to wear. I doubt it was a cheap tux, it was a typical tux from the 70's. Look at old prom and wedding photos from then, it's the same thing.

    While many of these stage outfits were ridiculous, I still prefer a band attempting a more theatrical look than just blue jeans and t-shirts. Hell, sports team jersey's are better than that. A band is doing a performance, a show, not just playing in a garage or studio, they should make some kind of effort in their appearance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yanks2009 View Post
    After seeing some of these, the Wakeman capes are not so bad. Someone Mentioned Kansas and the tux Rich Williams used to wear. I doubt it was a cheap tux, it was a typical tux from the 70's. Look at old prom and wedding photos from then, it's the same thing.
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    Buck Dharma did the prom tux thing better. There's actually some early publicity photos of Blue Öyster Cult, where he's also got on shades, almost making him looking like a hitman or something.

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    Ah yes, I wondered when the Todd Rundgren Butterfly Man outfit would show up. Supposedly, Todd had a stylist at the time, who suggested the outfit for his appearance on The Midnight Special.



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