50 years after they left KU, members of the class of 1957 return to their alma mater this weekend...
"You won't find a single inhabitant of Riga who, while in the old city at night, hasn't encountered a band of drunken and bellowing Brits," said the leader of the small Conservative Party, Modris Lujans, in a statement...
The Beatles. Dylan. Janis. The Who. They all helped break the rock mold in the '60s, and they've all taken turns strutting their stuff on the big screen from A Hard Day's Night to Monterey Pop to The Kids Are Alright .Now it's time to get ready for Rock...
I don t know many adults who still suck on binkies but apparently Britney is the exception...
wish it was that simple.. i'm talking about a week in new york playing a bunch of shows all over town going from hotel to venue then back to hotel, to a new venue the next day and so on.. i don't imagine the hotel's shuttles do that for just anyone...
November 6th, 2006 at 1:10 am There is no better way to start a long week than by spending Sunday with kids. I learned this last week when I was invited by my friend from Ictus, Ina Juan, to come to her birthday party at the cancer ward of V...
Supermodel Kate Moss' druggie jerk boyfriend Pete Doherty recently tossed his marijuana roach to some penguins at the London Zoo, which one poor little guy wolfed down...
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A part of me is in 70s progressive rock. The first time I listened to this music it was with King Crimson, Yes, Tangerine Dream, Hawkwind..
. After a few steps in all prog subgenres I've turned to the most experimental and spacey side of this musical universe thanks to the discover of Krautrock music (Popol Vuh, Ashra Tempel, Amon Duul, Guru Guru..
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frenzyness...Gryphon knocks 'em down for the count. Those guys are the crazyest perfectionists of the 70's. Such a level of song structure and complexity AND skillness has never been topped. Well, not in my humble knowledge...
This concept album is my favourite of the first three BANCO albums, but it is also the oddest (mind you, all BANCO's music is a bit odd in my opinion)...
Unknown to me at the time, my journey into the world of progressive rock began with my discovery of TOOL in 2001...
I won't say much, because everything's been said. A thing I don't get is so much people raging after the instrumental part of Moonchild...
My first contact with progressive rock started long time ago. My father had some albums we can call progressive, like the late BEATLES albums...
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