I don't see mentioned:
Advent: In Illo Tempore/To Dunsiname, and even better: Full Moon and Empty Hours/Riptide in Aeturnum
Genesis: Cinema Show/Aisle of Plenty
Hatfield & The North: The Yes No Interlude/Fitter Stoke Has a Bath
I don't see mentioned:
Advent: In Illo Tempore/To Dunsiname, and even better: Full Moon and Empty Hours/Riptide in Aeturnum
Genesis: Cinema Show/Aisle of Plenty
Hatfield & The North: The Yes No Interlude/Fitter Stoke Has a Bath
Yes!Originally Posted by arturs
I first heard the version on Live at Fairfield Hall and still prefer it. I think Mark Wedgewood's background vox make the difference for me. John G Perry is a great bass player, but his voice has a bit too much personality to do harmonies for my taste. (It reminds me of Terry Kath's harmonies on some Chicago stuff. A unique talent particularly ill-suited to composed close-harmonies.)
The Alan Parsons Project has several. But my favorite would be -A Dream Within a Dream/The Raven
Bob Seger - Traveling Man/Beautiful Loser
Zebra - As I Said Before/Who's Behind The Door
The Cars - Moving In Stereo/All Mixed Up
On the Chameleons "Script of the Bridge" the segue between the second song "Here Today" and the third song "Monkeyland" is awesome!
And of course:
Moody Blues - Have You Heard/The Voyage/Have You Heart p 2
Though I guess that's a 3-fer
David Bowie- Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing (reprise)
Another 3-fer, I suppose.
Future Times-Rejoice - Yes from Tormato
Magma Attahk:
Rind-ë ->Liriďk Necronomicus Kanht
Gentle Giant - Three Friends
Mister Class And Quality -> Three Friends
Genesis - Unquiet Slumbers for the Sleepers.../...In That Quiet Earth
Chad
Good heavens, how did I forget that one!?!
Nah, that was just a device for Steve and Mike to get more writing credits. But it does segue into 'Afterglow'.
Wigwam's Being contains nothing but twofer segue songs (although due to the limitations of vinyl format, one pair was split up in the middle).
Kansas- Musicato/Taking In The View, The Spider/Portrait
Supertramp- Dreamer/Rudy, School/Bloody Well Right
Alan Parson's Project- Sirius/Eye In The Sky
Traffic- Glad/Freedom Rider
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Prince - Uptown/Head/Sister/Partyup
Prince - I Would Die 4 U/Baby I'm a Star
VH - Intruder/Pretty Woman
Can't believe it took till post 18 for Journey, every DJ's pee break.
Roxy Music: “End of the Line” → “Sentimental Fool”
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883...
xtc - Ballet for A Rainy Day / 1000 Umbrellas
Good choice, and I'd add Summer's Cauldron/Grass from the same album
Technically, this song doesn't belong as it's considered one song but it's really in the vein of Foreplay/Long Time and Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding.
Carry On My Blood-Ejaculating Son - JKL2000
In the category of "segues that were composed and performed, but for some reason recorded as two separate pieces": Kansas' "Mysteries and Mayhem/The Pinnacle".
David
Happy with what I have to be happy with.
Another couple of 3-fers:
Life: “Riding Around” → “Opus” → “I Don’t Want To”
Prefab Sprout: “All Boys Believe Anything” → “The Ice Maiden” → “Paris Smith”
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883...
Doh!
Yeah, desert island disc for me (provided of course that deserted island has electricity to keep my phone charged).
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