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    Most Overlooked Rock Guitar Genius

    @Big Ears I agree that 3 of the 4 were overlooked. Ollie Halsall with Patto and then replacing Alan Holdsworth in Tempest were very good albums but when he teamed up again with Mike Patto to form Boxer, 'Below the Belt' was below average. Luther Grosvenor was great with Spooky Tooth...
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    I'd say it was 20 years ago I last heard this. It's heavier than what I remember and definitely outshines my memory.
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    Gene Simmons Sued For Sexual Assault

    The pendulum is already swinging the other way.
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    Grand Funk Railroad (Official Thread)

    "Destitute & Losin" should be the audio that accompanies the video of the fall of Saigon in a Vietnam War documentary. The 1974 B-side of "The Loco-Motion".
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    Most Overrated Bands of the 90's

    Green Day. Utter futility. Grating cheeze. Dookie you dumb f***.
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    Most Overrated Bands of the 90's

    The Smashing Pumpkins. Bland, below average alternate rock.
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    Yes (Official Thread)

    More like Fragile. Close to the Edge is regarded as one or if not the most acclaimed prog album of all time.
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    Thanks for posting. I did listen to some tracks. It's not that bad. The drumming really stood out and not in a good way. Geoff Downes had a hard time on the two tracks from TFTO and that's understandable. The bass sounded trebley. Howe is in good form. The vocals were the highlight as it sounds...
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    A cold, angular warehouse of dissonance.
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    2017(so far)

    The final list. Top 25: 1. From Silence to Somewhere - Wobbler 2. From Fields of Fire - Argus 3. Live in Chicago, June 28, 2017 - King Crimson 4. The Further Side - Nova Collective 5. Syndenes Magi - Arabs in Aspic 6. From the Vile Catacombs - Ra's Dawn 7. King of the Road - Speed Queen 8...
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    Crack the Sky - Crack the Sky(1975): prog/rock/hard rock; Rolling Stone's album of the year for '75. It didn't help. I still consider it a "lost classic".
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    Stone The Crows - Ode to John Law(1970); blues rock/hard rock/prog/soul; Maggie Bell was "Scotland's answer to Janis Joplin." Maggie Bell's vocals were more down to the earth. Bassist James Dewar played on the first two of the Crows' releases and later joined forces with Robin Trower. Great...
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    Wild Thing (The Troggs) or You Really Got Me (The Kinks)?

    The Troggs
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    Spooky Tooth - Witness(1973): rock/prog; The fourth version of the band that features future Foreigner guitarist Mick Jones. Spooky Tooth was one of the few bands that still incorporated blue-eyed soul in the mid-'70's. Blue-eyed soul might be politically incorrect in today's sphere(?).
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    No I haven't. I'm not sure if I can call this version, "Yes". Steve Howe and Allan White are the only members from the classic period. No Squire. Geoff Downes doesn't count as I don't consider 'Drama' from the classic period. The vocalist is a carbon copy of Jon Anderson. Billy Sherwood is the...
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    E.L.P. - Works, Volume 1(1977); The beginning of the end for the Manticore.
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    I always preferred this album to 'Time and a Word' from the 1st. version of the band.
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    Alan Parsons Project

    Tales followed by Pyramid.
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    I haven't heard this in years as well. I do remember all the "honoured" prog guests of the day appearing on the album. Manzanera's other offshoot, Quiet Sun was another gem... again it's been years.
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    Yes - Yes(1969): prog/psych/pop; Warm and uplifting. Peter Banks and Tony Kaye are darn good musicians in their own right. Kaye's Hammond whirls on this album.
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    Alan Parsons Project

    Your fav from The Alan Parsons Project?
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    It's been so long. This is excellent.
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    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    Phil Manzanera - Diamond Head(1975): art rock/prog; Is art rock still alive?

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