I frequent the DPRP music site every week seeking out the latest in progressive rock. I was surprised to find this week they've added a section called 'Prog Rock From Different Angles.' You might find it interesting!
Posts by CountingOutTime
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Please join me in wishing Noni a very Happy Birthday! Hope it was a good one, my friend. If we lived closer, we would have gotten together to help you celebrate. Maybe one day. I always remind folks to make a birthday wish...you never know...
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If you like Canterbury music in the style of Caravan, try Needlepoint. Great band. They have 5 albums.
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Amarok - 2021 - Hero
Just a brilliant album
I agree with you, Noni. Brilliant!
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2021
This is a great album. Thanks for the heads up, Noni!
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Very touching watching Phil. This song, in particular, brings a tear to my eyes, hearing him sing the lyrics "these are the days of our lives."
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Neal Morse Band - Do It All Again
Great new album by NMB!
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This movie was the first martial artist that was shown before Bruce Lee in America . Mixed Indian blood from America, this is highly recommended film. Both he and wife are star casts in this movie.
In fact the Bruce Lee co-ordinators looked at this film and produced their own in the early 70s and they produced their own hit. This could of been the first film in martial arts from America.
I remember seeing Billy Jack when it first came out. He kicked ass!
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Wow! Thanks for that! I had no idea! I am currently working my way through purchasing all the Jethro Tull albums. What a great band they were (are - there will be a new album next year called The Zealot Gene).
Jethro Tull were an amazing band. The problem with the 'new' JT is that Martin Barre is no longer in the band; for that matter, the only original member is Ian Anderson, and his inflated ego has turned me off any new stuff. There are numerous bands that are led by inflated egos that over the years have refused to let previous band members rejoin the group, and this to me is very distasteful. Bands I'd love to see get back together are
Martin Barre with Jethro Tull
Roger Waters with Pink Floyd
Dennis DeYoung with Styx
Jon Anderson with YES
Steve Perry with Journey
Don Felder with The Eagles
Lindsey Buckingham with Fleetwood Mac
These bands are all still playing live shows; maybe not Pink Floyd, but these guys were, in my opinion, part of the lifeblood of the band. Without them, the music has suffered, as have their many fans.
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They were my first concert. 1973.
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To me, the worst are the wet handshake and the limp noodle. I'm all for the fist bump 👊
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Don't forget the Food & Drink thread. But never mind, that's a delicious sounding concoction, regardless what thread it's in! Meat, cheese, chillies, tomato, grilling... what more could you need?
Did you wash it down with anything?
Washed it down with a root beer!
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I know this is a breakfast thread, but speaking of sourdough, yesterday for lunch I made a turkey melt on sourdough, with the most amazing homegrown beefsteak tomatoes, Sargento Swiss cheese and diced green chiles. I buttered both sides of each piece of bread, then grilled one side before flipping each piece and then piling on the most beautiful juicy sliced turkey breast plus the other ingredients, topping the sandwich with the other slice. I grilled this to perfection. It was a masterpiece created in the moment. I will definitely make it again.
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From GOOGLE News - In 2015, Rolling Stone ranked the Everly Brothers No. 1 on its list of the 20 Greatest Duos of All Time. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as part of the inaugural class of 1986, and into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001. Rip Phil and Don
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that is disgusting that you feel satisfaction in this case. apart from that we have no proof of anything what you want to tell us here with that propagandistic bullshit. only proof I see is what kind of person you are.
I'm sorry you feel this way. My neighbors are my brother and sister in Christ. I love them very much, but they've chosen to believe in conspiracy theories that brought them to where they are today. Very sick with COVID.
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Found out this morning that my next-door neighbors (husband and wife in their mid 50s) were sent to the hospital last night with trouble breathing and a fever. They were told they have full blown COVID pneumonia. They are anti-vaxers and Trump fans, filled full of conspiracy nonsense. We've told them over and over again to get vaccinated. Last week, she told me she would be willing to pay someone for a forged vaccine card to make it easy to get into places. This is the height of irresponsibility. As much as I hate to hear that they are very sick, there's a certain satisfaction in knowing that I pointed them in the right direction. I suppose it was their 'right' to look the other way...
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I'd never heard of Sean Lock. Thanks for sharing the video. Had me in stitches with tears of laughter. RIP Sean
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Biscuits in sausage gravy with 4 strips of bacon and some scrambled eggs, plus a pancake with syrup and a glass of orange juice.
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It's been hotter than hell lately here in California. There is no more lockdown, yet half the people haven't been vaccinated. No one has to show proof of vaccination to enter a store or restaurant. No masks required. I predict COVID round 2 will be here by fall. I am surrounded by friends, family and neighbors who have all been sucked into the conspiracy hype. They refuse to be vaccinated.
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All my grandkids have asked me to make them CDs of 60, 70s and 80s music. Between myself and their parents, they've been exposed to it all their lives. They especially love The Beatles and a couple of my granddaughters can even tell you the song title the moment a Beatles song begins. I'm very proud of them.