7/4

Now that's progressive metal.

Gong, Gentle Giant...neither band really favorites of mine, so not much of a recommendation. His Holiness Wallace seems to be a bit of a twit.

That's His Holiness Prog Masterman Wallace to you, son.

Studio Tan.

You're just picking the exceptions to make a point.

I'd say so. I'd describe a lot of Zappa as fusion too.

Can't back it up with a quote from an interview, eh?

Where do he say that? (not that it really matters.)

Of course Zappa is prog. If you didn't know...you weren't there.

Daniel Schorr And Frank Zappa Were Friends. Really.

If you don't like jazz, WTF are you doing here?

wow... try Organissimo.... or Larry Young - Unity.

I'm between trips now - I drive evil molecules around for a living now, so computer time is limited. But... Space rock is a term - I certainly heard it over the years to describe Hawkwind, but I don't think I've heard 'em. I think I'd call Gong, Steve Hillage Space Rock. Early Steve Hillage is great. Green, Fish Rising...I love those early solo albums & Khan w/Dave Stewart!

How can a band be both "ho-hum" and "seminal"? oh come on...there's plenty of ho-hum bands that are seminal.

oh man!

what the hell is the name of that tune?

Of course...great minds think alike.

So who is this writing like? So fuck this bullshit!

I wanted to hear the Bach guitar transcriptions on lute (the original instrument) so I picked these up: Eduardo Egüez - The Lute Music of JS Bach, Vol 1 & 2. They're real beautiful recordings.

I grabbed one of my old reviews from Juxtaposition Ezine (no longer on line) and I write like...I write like: William Shakespeare!

yes, not piano.