Well, at least I recognized Lily Collins right away.Originally Posted by TheH
Well, at least I recognized Lily Collins right away.
Progbear douze point!
Yes the entire band minus the keyboardist plus the girl.
They play together as "Pig (Another Pig in Florence)"
for a long time now.
So no one goes to eat at your friendly Indian restaurant?
Okay, the lentil dish has different spellings: Dal, Dahl and Dhal are not the band I'm looking for.
So it is?
Okay another daughter, but this time with a own Prog relation
Sally Minnear?
You are getting better with the daughters stuff!
Yes of course she is.
A sibling again (a son this time from a very very early (slight) Prog connection)
plus his international top model girlfriend
^^ Gotta be Sean Lennon.
Of course
As this one seems to be complicated: The answer is DAAL!
Sorry couldn't resist this one.
What very (very) well known Prog band did Cristobal sang for (a very brief time)
(and it wasn't Kansas for sure)
I can't resist this one:
This is backed by the members of a German prog-group:
Wow that one must have been before her first album I think.
Of course Ina was backed by no one else than "Hoelderlin" back then.
The answer to my last post would surprise a lot
of guys here. (the band shown is called Los Cintrons by the way)
That is from her first album and indeed she is backed by Hoelderlin. I have most of the songs from the first album on a collection with songs from the first 3 albums. Bought it for 1 euro at Media Markt.
So as no one gives it a try:Sorry couldn't resist this one.
What very (very) well known Prog band did Cristobal sang for (a very brief time)
(and it wasn't Kansas for sure
Cristobal "Chris" Cintron was the lead vocalist for Dream Theater for a few month inbetween Dominici and LaBrie.
Chris Cintron with DT
Who are these guys (before forming two well known Prog bands in the very late 70s)
^^One other hint: This picture was also in the coverstory in the magazine Prog from December last year.
Was it? I never read Prog (it costs a fortune here, if you can find it).
I don't expect anyone to know the guys except the Drummer (who is now in another very well known Prog band)
Well, I don't buy it very often. This issue had enough interesting stuff for me in it, like pieces on Steve Jansen, Anthony Phillips, No-Man and .....
All right, I'll give the names of the folks except the drummer: Doug Irvine, Alan King and Andy Glass, the latter being the one who owns the picture.
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I might be tempeted sometimes but it is very hard to get, just saw it at Airports or lager Train Stations.
Another tip Andy Glass was the sound engineer for Jethro Tull over some years and Clive Bunker played in his band.
Well Andy was from Solstice, wasn't he?
Of Course. So band one solved, band two is much (much) better known.
Beats me. Doug Irvine was in Marillion, but interbellum identified the person as Doug Irving. Perhaps just a mistake?
100 Points it is Doug Irvine (Bass player left) Drummer is Mike Pointer of Course so the founder duo of Marillion.
Those spelling Thing releates to ever changing spellings in Marillion interviews About the early days.
(So Brian Jellyman is either Jelliman or Jelleyman and so on)
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