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Mountain (Official Thread)
Mountain To see them live thrice, avec Felix, was a highlight of my life Robust stuff? not' arf .- Breadfan
- Post #30
- Forum: 60's Music
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Gentle Giant (Official Thread)
Gentle Giant One of the five greatest bands that ever walked the planet. Full of music. Robust stuff? Not 'arf! .- Breadfan
- Post #16
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Jethro Tull (Official Thread)
Re: Jethro Tull It may well be Mr Hammond-Hammond but don't overlook this gem Containing the "original" TPP album, the aborted "Chateau D'Isaster" tapes Robust stuff? Not 'arf! [I assume you were fortunate enough to see Tull avec Abrahams...?] .- Breadfan
- Post #678
- Forum: 70's Music
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King Crimson (Official Thread)
Re: The "King Crimson" Thread So it may be my learned friend So it may be But to these old ears it ain't Crimso. Post Red is Discipline .- Breadfan
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- Forum: Progressive Rock
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The Alan Parsons Project (Official Thread)
Re: The Alan Parsons Project They only made two proper LPs Pampered Menial and At the Sound of the Bell. I'd be very interested in which one you have. The jury is out as to which is best. I'll go with the first Pampered Menial although the second has one of my favourite tub-thumpers...- Breadfan
- Post #50
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Warhorse (Official Thread)
Re: Warhorse Yes an excellent band - I have both too although the first is superior methinks. Quite close to the DP Mk1 sound and that isn't a band thing! As for Purple, many would agree with me that the eponymous LP is their finest. Robust stuff? Not 'arf! .- Breadfan
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- Forum: 70's Music
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The Alan Parsons Project (Official Thread)
Re: The Alan Parsons Project Yes, sorry my perceptive friend for my obvious ambiguity. The latter. I have a soft spot for the unusual voice - Family's Roger Chapman, Pavlov's Dog's David Surkamp, If's JW Hodkinson et al .- Breadfan
- Post #48
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Mogul Thrash
I used to frequent John Peel's In Concert Show at The Paris Studios, London from around 1970 to 1974 and had the pleasure of seeing Mogul Thrash twice. They were robust And loud. Wetton has a great voice and is a very solid bass player He has a long pedigree which is well deserved...- Breadfan
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- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Spooky Tooth (Official Thread)
Re: Spooky Tooth! Yes. It is robust stuff Their second best .- Breadfan
- Post #36
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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King Crimson (Official Thread)
Re: Any King Crimson Fans in the House? Not Crimso. Discipline onwards is the band Discipline. They were called Discipline for six months and then Fripp realised that perhaps that was a mistake and reverted back to King Crimson. Post Red is just nonsense and not worthy of the Crimso...- Breadfan
- Post #78
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Atomic Rooster (Official Thread)
Re: Atomic Rooster I am a sucker for the Hammond organ. VC was a master. Sadly his head was not as sound as his nimble hands. One of rocks sad losses. He never knew which direction to go in. Dexy's Midnight Runners...? Behave. Listen to the opening line of the opening track...- Breadfan
- Post #37
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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The Alan Parsons Project (Official Thread)
Re: The Alan Parsons Project Indeed my perceptive friend. Indeed The Nice, Refugee and Jackson Heights. Robust stuff? Not 'arf! .- Breadfan
- Post #46
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Gong and the Gong family
No, agreed my learned friend they certainly weren't as robust as in their heyday. I recall The Chalk Farm Roundhouse gig back in 1971 as if it were yesterday. My point about the recent tour is that the old boy (and girl) can still hack it. Robust stuff? Not 'arf! .- Breadfan
- Post #22
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Camel (Official Thread)
Re: Camel No mention of Nude...? I am shocked. No, mortified .- Breadfan
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- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Camel (Official Thread)
Re: Camel We will have to differ my learned friend We will have to differ TSG to my old ears, whilst still robust, is somewhat lacklustre compared to the giants such as Mirage, Camel; and Moonmadness. Treat yourself this weekend - give Nude another listen. It was a mighty fine...- Breadfan
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- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Gong and the Gong family
One of the five greatest bands that ever walked the planet. I saw them live in 2010 and in 2009, replete with Steve Hillage, and they were superb. As good as they ever were back in the hippy-dippy days Their latest studio LP 2032 is well worth having It is amazing to think that Daevid...- Breadfan
- Post #20
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Camel (Official Thread)
Re: Camel I certainly do not agree that The Snow Goose is their best record. Far from it. In my view it is in order: Mirage Moonmadness Camel Rain Dances Nude The Snow Goose Breathless After that they were a spent force. I saw them umpteen times in their heyday and they were...- Breadfan
- Post #26
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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The Alan Parsons Project (Official Thread)
Re: The Alan Parsons Project Pyramid has some excellent material and flows really fluidly. Zakatek has indeed a superb voice. Anybody whose surname begins with 'Z' is alright in my book Vocalists are clearly a matter of taste. [I adore Lee Jackson's voice for example, but I know I am...- Breadfan
- Post #44
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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The Alan Parsons Project (Official Thread)
Re: The Alan Parsons Project My view is that the first three are the only truly robust APP LPs. After that the sound becomes a little too commercial for my taste The deluxe version of his best, Tales of Mystery, is delightful with the original '76 mix and the later '86 remix. Orson is...- Breadfan
- Post #42
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Jethro Tull (Official Thread)
Re: Jethro Tull One of the five greatest bands that ever walked the planet. I have seen them on every tour they have ever done starting with the first back in November 1968. Okay, Anderson's voice is now shot to pieces but he can still pay a mean flute (and guitar) Robust stuff .- Breadfan
- Post #676
- Forum: 70's Music
