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Yes Porcupine Tree Neil Young The Beatles Elbow Anathema The Decemberists Jethro Tull VDGG Pink Floyd Honourable mention to: Genesis (Hackett era ) Radiohead Renaissance Camel

Check out "Camel - A Live Record" if you get a chance. Absolutely brilliant full length performance of "The Snow Goose" together with some of their other classics like Lunar Sea, Never Let Go and Lady Fantasy

Only recently got into them as they are in the KSCOPE Label along with PT, Blackfield etc. Really like them. Checking out their back catalogue although not sure about the Doom Metal stuff...not my cup of tea (as they say in old blighty !)

Been listening to their music for over 30 years and The Snow Goose is still a " go to" CD. Brilliant Moonmadness, Mirage and Nude are all great. Love Breathless/Echoes from Breathless. Some of their later works were patchy though Not great on vocals but Andy Latimer is still one of my faves guitarists.

The Gates of Delirium is in my top three fave Yes tracks ...which is quite an achievement given the quality of the Yes catalogue. Manic and Moving

Only have a couple of their records (Ring of Changes and Berlin) but like them Saw them on the Ring of Changes tour in 1984. Great gig

Joe Bonamassa in Birmingham, UK tomorrow Steve Wilson - in London on May 15th Was hoping to see Anathema on May 3rd in London but unfortunately can't go due to work commitments.

Order of discovery or in some cases "rediscovery": Beatles The Kinks The Who Pink Floyd Mungo Jerry T Rex Yes Camel Thin Lizzy AC DC Bad Company Led Zep Kate Bush BJH Genesis The Cure The Smiths Neil Young Oasis Elbow Doves Radiohead The Decemberists Sigur Ros PT / Steven Wilson Pure Reason Revolution Renaissance Caravan King Crimson VDGG / Peter Hamill Gentle Giant Jethro Tull Anathema Joe Bonamassa More still to come I am sure !

I would settle for one epic song, maybe "Awaken" by Yes. Very celestial !

QUOTE (Kenneth @ Mar 7 2011, 05:00 AM) A great performance of "Awaken" you ought to know about: part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ7c69ydu50 part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ut-xzVSbHg One of my all time favourite songs. Great version too ! Thanks for posting

Friday is TRF, Sounds on headphones and Belgium ale . At home.... but just where I want to be at my age !

QUOTE (circumstantial tree @ Feb 23 2011, 07:16 PM) Tommy, of course. Is "Sgt. Peppers..." a rock opera though? I always figured that "Tommy" was the first. Ditto

QUOTE (blackhawkrush @ Feb 18 2011, 11:13 PM) I know....oh, I know....I know...........I know..... Basil : Well why is she telling you then ?

I'm a doctor and I want my sausages !

Dont listen to much radio other than the local station in the car to & from work . Not yet heard any Rush on there though ! In the seventies this sort of music could be heard on a number of stations in the UK My favourite show was The Friday Night Rockshow on BBC Radio One. Tommy Vance was the DJ. Loads of great stuff. Those were the days

No Without a shadow of a doubt, it has to be The Beatles .

Music and beer !

All 12 episodes are stuffed full of great comedic lines. Pure class fire....Fire...FIRE !!!

Elbow - O2 Arena , London on 28th March Blackfield - O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, London on 8th April - LG Arena, Birmingham on 22nd May.

Kate Bush - The Hounds of Love is a great album IMO Enya Shirley Bassey ...Gold Fingaaaar !

QUOTE (Brizel @ Feb 4 2011, 08:52 PM) Different Strings I still want to hear the rest of that guitar solo... I agree fully !

Keep up the good work ! Nice to see gems like Losing It, Different Strings and Ghost of a Chance up there still .

We dont have a problem in Europe as this will be the first Time Machine Tour over here. But they dont come to these shores that often ! Bring it on !

Impossible to pick just one. These are a few contenders : Elbow - The Seldom Seen Kid Wishbone Ash - Argus Camel - Moonmadness Yes - Going for the one ( if only for "Awaken" alone ) Radiohead - OK Computer Beatles - Revolver / Abbey Road Sigur Ros - Agaetis byrjun Pink Floyd - Wish you were here