Tommy Sawyer

The album Underjordisk Tusmorke by Tusmorke is up on Progstreaming and it is epic! :haz:

I always though a movie of the Lamb would be wicked. :haz: But it would have to be just the music with visuals and acting (like Les Miserables) As far as what it means to me: I don't think it has to have a meaning. I just take it as a literal journey through a strange land, the details of which are written very explicitly in the liner notes :)

I'll do top 5 for a few bands like Kenneth :) King Crimson 1. Starless and Bible Black 2. Larks Tongues in Aspic 3. The Power to Believe 4. In the Court of the Crimson King 5. Beat Camel 1. The Snow Goose 2. Nude 3. Breathless 4. Mirage 5. Moonmadness Yes 1. Tales From Topographic Oceans 2. The Yes Album 3. Tormato 4. Time and a Word 5. Drama Pink Floyd 1. Wish You Were Here 2. Atom Heart Mother 3. A Saucerful of Secrets 4. Animals 5. Dark Side of the Moon

My Obscurometer rating is 30.5% (higher % is more obscure) Most of the big-name prog bands get somewhere in the 40s-50s% East of Eden gets 85% Gong 67% Ozric Tentacles 70% :haz:

Still no dates near me :( But I'd rather be playing in Florida than the Midwest

iamthemorning released a great album this year: "~" Diversion Voice has a great album: "Underwater" Papir's debut album is awesome. :haz: The only album I know on your list, Goober is Daevid Allen's Happiest Days :P

Ricochet by Tangerine Dream is awesome :haz:

ELP debut rocks pretty hard for 1970 :haz:

Side 1 of Power and the Passion (Eloy) Side 2 of Warrior on the Edge of Time (Hawkwind) Side 2 of Days of Future Passed (Moody Blues) Side 1 of Fear of Music (Talking Heads) :haz:

Woah Sweet Pic! And you're 15? According to your profile? At least me and Tommy Sawyer have someone that's the same age as us. :P Umm, excuse me!! Yeah what about default—he's fifteen Lol, I apologize! Default236, I totally forgot. And I think that Union is 15-16 too He might be also, I'm not too sure. I think he's older And I'm 16 ;)

Does that mean surround sound? Because if so: :haz: :haz:

Cracked has had a few compilation lists of these: http://www.cracked.com/article_18939_8-stupid-amazon-products-with-impressively-sarcastic-reviews.html http://www.cracked.com/blog/8-impressively-sarcastic-amazon-product-reviews-part-3/ :)

Bacon! :haz:

Don't have a top 10 list, but just popped in to say that Soft Machine s/t rules! :haz: :haz:

Ocean's good, but Inside and Power and the Passion are better :haz:

:haz: Although I've never seen the show... I think that's awesome :rush: :D

For all the people reminiscing about cheaper tickets: Here's what a $100 in 2013 is worth in the past: 1965 - $13.68 1970 - $16.85 1975 - $23.37 1980 - $35.79 1985 - $46.74 1990 - $56.77 1995 - $66.20 2000 - $74.80 (Source: http://www.bls.gov/) Just something to consider. :) Tickets have gone up, but apparently only by a factor of 2 or 3 since 1970.

Well, that technically has been done already... :goodone: The Yes lineup has never really been that stable in the first place.

:o Lucky!

According to this inflation calculator, that $7.50 in 1970 is about $45 today: still low, but not as low as it may seem.

Renaissance is awesome! Northern Lights... eh. To really get to know them you gotta listen to the classic albums, Prologue - Novella, especially Scheherazade and Ashes are Burning. They ruled live when I saw them :haz: RIP Michael Dunford

If you're trying to get into Eloy, definitely start with Power and the Passion :haz:

The full Beat Club footage is epic! :haz:

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