thanks - will take a look
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Really! Last Friday night in the 11:00pm hour the show "Stonehenge" (http://www.stonehengeatlanta.blogspo...?q=stonehenge/) played RSOG! (Been meaning to mention it....) and then spoke quite knowledgeably about Tales and Yes.
The show is archived for 2 weeks here: http://www.wrek.org/Schedule?afternoon
Proggin' in the Mississippi Delta!
(www.ravensmist.com)
Proggin' in the Mississippi Delta!
(www.ravensmist.com)
Outside of satellite, that is exciting. Most stations won't touch TFTO. Very cool.
Yesshows attended (22): 4/84, 1/88, 7/91 (x2), 8/94, 8/98, 10/99, 8/00, 8/01, 8/02, 10/02, 4/04, 5/04, 9/04 (x2), 12/08, 7/09, 6/10, 3/11 (x2), 7/12, 4/13 || Yes member gigs: Steve solo 00 [w/GTR 86], [w/Asia 92, 07 (x2), 09, 12] | Jon & Alan charity gig 99 | Alan drum clinic 89 | Bill drum clinics 83 & 85 [w/Crimso 95] | Patrick solo 98, 11 [w/Moodies 86 (x2), 88] | Rick solo 03, 09 | Geoff [w/Asia 92, 07 (x2), 09, 12]
Proggin' in the Mississippi Delta!
(www.ravensmist.com)
I'll never forget this one day back when I was a young man in my early twenties. I was waiting tables at a Texas Steak-house and over the PA/intercom SSOTS all the sudden sprang forth. My jaw hit the floor.
Strange days indeed.
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Not counting satellite or internet radio(I listen to both) probably the only place you'll hear interesting or progressive music on the radio(occasionally)is on college or independent radio. WBCC (z88.9)out of Burlington county NJ has a show on Saturday nights called the Gagliarchives which plays mostly prog but also some fusion and prog metal. If you live in the Philly or south Jersey area you can listen to it on the radio. If not then you can tune in on the internet(gagliarchives.com or aural moon).
Once on the news on WTNH channel 8 in New Haven, during the weather they showed a film of a stream in spring while they played "Ocean Song" from Jon's "Olias" album.
But on any broadcast radio station I've never heard anything but the usual handful of often played Yes songs.
"This life is but a doomed journey of misery and loneliness, punctuated by moments of suffering and ending in total annihilation." -Zippy the Pinhead
Two days ago I'm driving around, playing the scan button like a turn signal, and come to 100.3 The Sound, and it's Triple Play Live Thursday, and they announce that they're going to play three live tracks from Yes next.
And they did.
Can you guess which three live tracks they played? I actually guessed two of the tracks correctly (although I wasn't trying to figure out which version . . . ).
---Pianozach---
". . . Be the change you wish to see in the world." Ghandi
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http://www.macjams.com/artist/bigidea
and a new MacJams page: http://www.macjams.com/artist/pianozach
TIME TRIP RADIO really loves YES ~ a 7 hour monthly podcast / in sections ~ your Progressive Psychedelic Space Station
www.timetripradio.com (check this url to view all current & archived programming)
mixing eras with a very broad definition of "progressive" music. Where else will you hear "Twilight Zone" & "Outer Limits" dialogue and soundtracks along with vintage sci-fi time related themes mixed with great musics you know & musics you don't know.
here are just a few links to sections with some Yes:
http://ec.libsyn.com/p/f/7/3/f73ca48...9&c_id=4900570
http://ec.libsyn.com/p/2/6/a/26ae2e1...0&c_id=4586484
http://ec.libsyn.com/p/0/2/6/026f815...9&c_id=4330819
http://ec.libsyn.com/p/5/f/c/5fce249...d&c_id=4330705
http://ec.libsyn.com/p/f/0/f/f0f9688...8&c_id=4056013
http://ec.libsyn.com/p/4/6/5/465fbf7...3&c_id=3237201
http://ec.libsyn.com/p/d/7/8/d788cc3...a&c_id=3236844
http://ec.libsyn.com/p/2/5/f/25f6668...9&c_id=3236798
enjoy
---Pianozach---
". . . Be the change you wish to see in the world." Ghandi
http://www.pianozach.com/ under re-construction
http://www.macjams.com/artist/bigidea
and a new MacJams page: http://www.macjams.com/artist/pianozach
That's not unusual for prog internet radio but it certainly is for mainstream fm radio. WXPN in Philly has their annual prog show right after New Years where they might play something like Close to the Edge. One year they played "sound chaser." They are FM but are technically public radio so not sure if that counts or not. :P
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