I know it's not Christmas yet, and this is old hat, and probably on the wrong forum, but this is for the Prog fans - you know who you are..
 
http://youtu.be/8cGH4sZIpr0
 
There is a later version, but I prefer this one.

Great!

That was fantastic... Listening to the two original tracks by the band *Somewhere* now. No activity for the last year? That doesn't bode well.

And somebody's just rehashed a Genesis album... In the charts now... Worrying what is going on. Jeff Lynne remade his own songs to be faximilies of themselves. Jeff Wayne has done the same thing with different voices. Maybe McCartney should do his own interpretation of Sgt Pepper. No one wants to divide the cake any more.

Loved it. Thanks. I'll never be able to listen to prog again.

jb101


I know it's not Christmas yet, and this is old hat, and probably on the wrong forum, but this is for the Prog fans - you know who you are..
 
http://youtu.be/8cGH4sZIpr0
 
There is a later version, but I prefer this one.

Yes!


And I resemble these remarks.


Ps: we need to do a Spinal Tap on Prog rock...

Well, I, for one, would welcome the return of good prog over most of the dreck being produced today. Now where's my copy of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"?

Loved it. Really great job. 

daveny5


Well, I, for one, would welcome the return of good prog over most of the dreck being produced today. Now where's my copy of "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway"?

The Lamb, one of my favourite albums of all time...
There's prog, and then there's PROG!

Speaking of Genesis my friend Nad Sylvan is currently working with & on tour with Steve Hackett.
I'm sure some of you may know Nad from his work on mp3.com, Soundclick , Artistlaunch over the years.
He also performs with Agents Of Mercy with Roine Stolt / The Flower Kings.
He's very inspired by Gabriel / Genesis & a talented writer in his own right.
He's psyched working with Hackett, said he's touring the states around March.
Check him out if you get a chance.  

http://powerofprog.com/profiles/blogs/steve-hackett-to-collaborate-with-nad-sylvan-on-revisited-ii