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Open Fire - Y & T

High 'n' Dry - Def Leppard

Foreigner

Giant for a Day -- Gentle Giant

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Not Your Girl -- IVE

That's interesting...why would that be edited out apart from having said something he wasn't supposed to yet? I've kept meaning to check out the full interview, was the "December" date he gave for GUP the only time it was mentioned, or did he say something else?

I think the singles on Love Is Dead are really solid actually (Get Out is sooooo good). But as an album a lot of it is just a little lifeless.

CHVRCHES are a synthpop group through and through, but they have something really appealing to a proghead. Kinda like Depeche Mode, they find lots of interesting things to hide in their sound and find ways to surprise me. Mostly. Screen Violence - masterpiece of an album with an impressive cameo by Robert Smith The Bones of What You Believe - great debut that has just enough indie and prog influences to keep it from feeling too pop. Science/Visions is a Scottish version of Depeche Mode. Every Open Eye - nothing new or exciting here, in fact the song quality kinda takes a dive. Love is Dead - so was their ear for quality. This was their attempt at a pure pop album and it sucks so much ass.

A couple of weeks ago I chose Steve Morse over Eddie. Steve Howe has a similar level of versatility to Morse, but I'm not sure if I would vote for Howe over Morse in a head-to-head poll. I don't think I would. With that in mind, do I vote Howe over EVH? Not sure yet.

Let's see what DAVE thinks, well about something...

Ray better be careful, otherwise he may find himself floating facedown in the St. Lawrence River.

Mother, Father - Journey

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