Prog Love forever.

[bamber]

Foos & Rush..

 

[bamber]

Yes & Geddy Lee..

 

[bamber]

Jon Anderson – Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals,
Bill Bruford – Electric Drums, Suspended Cymbal, Tambourine
Steve Howe – Guitars, Acoustic Guitars
Trevor Rabin – Backing Vocals, Guitars, Lead Vocals, lectric Guitars
Tony Kaye – Computer Programming, Hammond Organ, Keyboards, Synthesizers, Keyboard Programming
Chris Squire – Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Rick Wakeman – Keyboards, Electric Piano, Synthesizer
Alan White – Cymbals, Drum Kit, Toms, Timpani

I used to carve this into my desk during French lessons, quite accurately, felt tips, Biro and  sharp knife.

 

Edited June 13, 2020 by bamber

[bamber]

My Art Teacher gave me a Barklay James Harvest live show Program when I was 11. I still have it.

 

[bamber]

My good friend Seagull, plays this exquisitely, on the piano, . Late at night when the people were gone.

 

[bamber]

I know Glastonbury happens in late June, but this tune always makes me think of the Festival. Almost July.......

 

 

[bamber]

1974..

 

[bamber]

Some people would not class this as Prog. I do.

 

[bamber]

 

[Ayrshire Chris]

the black queen chants the funeral march, the choir softly sings, and summons back the fire witch, to the Court of the Crimson King

King Crimson, the best progressive Rock album ever!  (IMO)! 

Edited June 13, 2020 by Ayrshire Chris

[guypjfreak]

One of the best prog bands 

 

[Avalon_Fields]

Wow @bamber you've posted loads of music on here before but I don't recall any prog Rock before, I'm pleasantly surprised! Good for you.

And @Ayrshire Chris See below.  Last time I saw King Crimson, 3 drummers - at the front of the stage no less - excessive? No! Marvellous.

[guypjfreak]

Along with Tangerine Dream obviously. 

 

[Ayrshire Chris]

6 hours ago, bamber said:

I know Glastonbury happens in late June, but this tune always makes me think of the Festival. Almost July.......

 

 

Great tune, from the look at yourself album, the one with the mirror on the album cover. Still got it lurking somewhere in the loft!  The vocals of the late Dave Byron are tremendous, gets a higher pitch than even Plant or Gillan! 

[Brave Sir Robin]

Was really looking forward to the Steve Hillage Band playing this year. Hopefully he's back for 2021

 

[grumpyhack]

ELP had great attack

I also enjoy a touch of the Moodys.

 

Edited June 13, 2020 by grumpyhack

[Copperface]

Due to be going to this in November. Probably be rescheduled to next year though:

Steve Hackett Genesis Revisited - Seconds Out & More

 

Edited June 13, 2020 by Copperface

[Ayrshire Chris]

ELP on sky arts tomorrow night after the IOW highlights programme. 

[Rumblestripe]

10 hours ago, Brave Sir Robin said:

Was really looking forward to the Steve Hillage Band playing this year. Hopefully he's back for 2021

 

One of my highlights of 2016 (or was it 17?) was catching Steve joining The Beat for "Mirror In the Bathroom" on The Glade. Love a bit of prog was hoping to see Steve Hackett reviving early Gabriel era Genesis this year

 

Edited June 13, 2020 by Rumblestripe

[vintagelaureate]

So @bamber, I did a little digging today down a prog rock shaped hole.

I came across this by Gentle Giant...

An uncanny resemblance?

 

[Ayrshire Chris]

12 minutes ago, vintagelaureate said:

So @bamber, I did a little digging today down a prog rock shaped hole.

I came across this by Gentle Giant...

An uncanny resemblance?

 

That’s spooky! 

[mikeydredlox]

 

[bamber]

This one is appropriate this particular morning.

 

[bamber]

And Again, from 2017...