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Frank Zappa RDNZL Live June 21-1974 featuring Ruth Underwood, Chester Thompson, Napoleon Murphy, George Duke, Tom Fowler and Jeff Simmons
u/Historical-Device529 — 6 hours ago
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Return To Forever, “Medieval Overture” Opening song for their 1976 performance live on the BBC Old Grey Whistle Test. Chick Corea, Al Di Meola,Stanley Clarke and Lenny White
u/Historical-Device529 — 12 hours ago
The last true Yes album?
Just my opinion but I think it is Tormato. After this it was all over the place.
Rabin Yes was great but was it Yes?
I think Magnification could be considered the last album because at least there was 4 key members.
Heaven and Earth being the last one with Squire could be the final Yes album. I always considered it Squire’s band. Not a very good one to go out on though.
Everything after that is just a Howe solo album in my opinion. Ok
u/Leather-District-595 — 19 hours ago
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What is your opinion of “Aurora” the new Yes song?
u/Historical-Device529 — 5 hours ago
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How can you rank them? The first four albums by Rush show the band’s evolution from a classic hard rock outfit into a heavier progressive force, largely driven by the change in drummer.
u/Historical-Device529 — 15 hours ago
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My thoughts on: Genesis
It's better than abacab, but not duke, higher highs but lower lows.
Genesis:
1 mama: overrated, liked it, but didn't go crazy for it. 8.3/10
2 that's all: i wrote a verse in praise, mhm.
Just as i thought it was just alright
This song came on, brought me to the light
Best song on the album without a doubt, that's all. 9.5/10
3 home by the sea: Very underrated, lovin' it. 9/10
4 second home by the sea: seems like it should be mid but it isn't. 8.9/10
5 illegal alien: don't like it, nor hate it, i'm neutral. 7.5/10
6 taking it all too hard: more people need to stop talking 'bout mama and talk about THIS! 8.6/10
7 just a job to do: like this song, not the greatest thing i ever heard, but pretty good. 8.4/10
8 silver rainbow: about as good as the last. 8.4/10
9 it's gonna get better: nice little song, ruined for me by the fact that the copy of genesis i imported was scratched, so had to listen to it on spotify. stupid spotify. 8.5/10
3 ALBUMS LEFT.
u/Lilpoopydukey — 8 hours ago
Live with Noisy Shadows - Song 4 P.I.E.
4 P.I.E. Studio Version: https://open.spotify.com/track/2d8W4TZRoD1KUrxH5sTtHT?si=GpVUp6TRQ7eHttf5hesh2Q
u/Lucky-Meeting-200 — 12 hours ago
Pyramid Theorem “OPEN HEARTS” featuring “James LaBrie”
u/Samspotato — 20 hours ago
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Today is 44th anniversary of The Broadsword and the Beast, the last great record by Jethro Tull. Despite that, it wasn’t a commercial success and remains a rather underrated album.
u/Historical-Device529 — 15 hours ago
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Go is the Japanese word for "five", Go was a rock supergroup formed in 1976 by Japanese multi instrumentalist Stomu Yamashta, also included Steve Winwood, Al Di Meola, Klaus Schulze and Michael Shrieve.
u/Historical-Device529 — 5 hours ago
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