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Most prominently in "Duchess".

Gilmour plays on "Rocket's Tail" and "Love and Anger" from "The Sensual World".

He may have been the first to use it on electric bass, but it was invented much earlier, there is evidence for its use in the 17th century: https://research.lizzywelsh.com/?page_id=156

Sometimes it bothers me more when I can understand it...

I got it from Bandcamp: https://gongband.bandcamp.com/album/unending-ascending

If you can, go see them. They are a great live band.

A new episode of the Progcast with Steve:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYVxV3tMf1M

Adrian Belew did quite a few Beatles covers, and some of his own pieces are clearly influenced by the Beatles.


https://youtu.be/CzK1osgFD2Q

https://youtu.be/YSh2Lkg_MI4
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I don't know if this is accessible from outside of Germany, since it's from German TV, but here is Nils Petter Molvaer's concert from this years Jazz Baltica. He plays his debut album "Khmer". The...

So good. Both the "White City" and "Deep End Live" are albums I often return to.

I'm excited to announce that our new album is out today! I'm playing Chapman-Stick, electric violin and even some fretless guitar on this.

You can listen to it on our Bandcamp page, and this time,...

There are two albums with Torn on Michael Shrieve's Bandcamp, both are very much worth listening to!:...

For me, Motorpsycho ticks both boxes.

The NST only came after the eighties trilogy of King Crimson albums.

Fred Friths "Pop" album. I love it, it's so good!

Very nice! Anthony Pirog is one of my favorite current guitarists. I would love to see him live someday.

Donated. The goal is almost reached.

“I wrote The Dark Side of the Moon. Let’s get rid of all this ‘we’ crap!” Yeah, let me replace it with some 'me' crap!

Sad to read that. What made Floyd great was the combination of the four...

Yes. The tracks are all from other albums. But the albums they are from are all worth checking out, at least the ones I have heard.

The Stick Men now have a new Youtube Channel. They also posted a documentary which I hadn't seen before:

https://youtu.be/Q-j0Qewpdvo

Oh no, I'm way behind! I'm still listening to the 20th anniversary edition! I must be doing it wrong.

The "Lamb" cover is one of my favorite covers of all time. :good

This symbol is not a simple swastika, it was a Nazi creation, at least to my knowldege - and Wikipdeia seems to agree: Black Sun
I have no idea why it was used here. Let's hope it was in an...

in one ear, out the other. ;)

The interior was also used as backdrop in Monty Python's "The meaning of Life".

I'm Beato, and so is my wife!

This is what he wrote on Facebook two weeks ago. I hope he gets better soon!
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It is listed, but not among the box sets: https://burningshed.com/store/kingcrimson/king-crimson_heaven-and-earth_boxset

A tribute to Jon Hassell, with many prominent Norwegian musicians:
https://youtu.be/ccREbTWbhXw

LINE UP: Nils Petter Molvær – trumpet, Arve Henriksen – trumpet, Kristina Fransson – trumpet,...

They even seem to have a Roger Dean-esque cover.

I would have loved to hear that!

Is Ulrich Schnauss still a member, by the way? I listened to an interview with the three other members about the new album and he wasn't even mentioned.

What amazes me are the melodies he comes up with. He really has a gift for melody. Just two examples - singable (and memorable) but each with a twist that makes them totally original:
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The new live album is out now!
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Watching "Step Across The Border" changed my musical life, both in listening and playing. I'm eternally grateful.

There are also live acoustic versions of three songs on Youtube. Very nice!

https://youtu.be/VTO7ijtUaAA

https://youtu.be/IPtgN5-3dcI

https://youtu.be/cYaj_3UbQDI

I would recommend to start with „You“, if you haven’t heard it yet. Not only is it my favourite Gong album ever, it also has a perfect mix between the earlier song-oriented stuff and the later...

Me too. I think Gong is in good hands with these guys.


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Same here. Strange. Maybe it's because "A Complex Nature" appeared on Cuneiform and the other two albums didn't?

I haven't listened to it yet, but Diego is the guest in Markus Reuter's most recent Podcast: Markus Reuter PODCAST #061: Diego Tejeida

In Firefox and Chrome you can use a special reader mode to display the text in a more conventional way. (In Chrome, you have to activate reader mode first, in order to be able to use it.) I don't...

My first one was "Papier Ciseau", the quartet of pianist Roberto Negro, here at a local jazz club. Great concert with a band on fire! You could even call it prog jazz....
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Duke was my real introduction to Genesis, the first album of theirs I really liked, so I still have a very soft spot for it.
I borrowed the LP from our local library, copied it to cassette and...

I think Vangelis played the keyboards here.

Yes, the sound design was very well done and memorable, too. All in all, one of my favorite science fiction films of all time.

I really liked the soundtrack to "Arrival", and how vocal samples were used in this film, where language plays such an important role.

https://youtu.be/F0ahB25FJ6o

In Moonbound's "Peak Of Eternal Light" there are some snippets from CAPCOM during the Gemini 5 mission.
https://moonbound.bandcamp.com/track/peak-of-eternal-light

Nik Bärtsch's newest solo record is being released today: https://www.nikbaertsch.com/nik-bartsch-entendre-lp.html

The EP was released in November already.

Here's a band version (Rhapsody in Blue at 1:38:10):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPya80o-xyA&t=5890s

Same here, it's the one I like to come back to. The others not so much.

I think Tony's solo debut hasn't been mentioned yet, it may not as sophisticated as his later solo albums, but it's well worth listening to:
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...and Ola Kvernberg is working on a new Steamdome album. I'm very much looking forward to that.

Before Levin/Torn/White there was Bozzio/Levin/Stevens.

Now is your chance! :-)
Step Across The Border is currently available on Vimeo, with or without German subtitles: https://vimeo.com/filmmuseummuenchen

If I had to name one, this one would probably my favorite Motorpsycho album. It needs to get mentioned more often in this thread. :-)

Do it, it's available on DVD. I think you won't regret it. It's one of the few documentaries I can watch repeatedly, I can always discover something new and it makes me happy every time.

For me it definitely was Fred Frith - Step Across The Border.

I was already familiar with Genesis, Yes, King Crimson, Eno and Mahavishnu. Then a fellow student told me to go see this documentary,...

King Crimson: Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part III. The studio version never clicked with me, but when I heard the live version on "Absent Lovers" I finally got an idea what the piece ist about.

That is very sad. He was much too young with just 50 years.


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