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Is the A&M recording still in print ?

Would have been great if he had picked up his guitar. Some of those records , wow !

No mention of MU album from 1970. Sad. That album contains his best (and best recorded) guitar work.

Man I love John so much. Pure class

Tormato is severely underrated, Silent wings of freedom is probably my favorite Yes Song at this time. Great Percy and Lyle Mays talk, That would be a great trio right there; Percy LyleMays and Alan White. Love this video.

Chris, you should teach a course detailing how classical music has informed classic prog!

Endorsing Kamala.... what a joke. Narada last all my respect.

NIACIN !

I spotted the rhythmic displacement on The Face way back when the album came out and found it amazing! Great fun to hear where it came from!!

You've paid UA-cam a heavy sum to prevent anyone from blocking your page. wow

Great body of work. From The Witchwood to Nomadness. Wonderful band.

This was a pleasurable learning ★☆✨⭐︎👌

Much appreciated ✨👌

Well done ✨☆★⭐︎

Thankyou Eric and Gregg! I did not know of Eric but am familiar with the artists and groups he has worked with. Another insightful conversation that I enjoyed very much!

I dare you to close your eyes and listen to any song from Skylarking (except Dear God, great song but sticks out like a sore thumb on this album) and tell me this man doesn't paint with music.

So cool thank you for posting!

Hope Dave,s health improves love to see him play Belfast

Chris is amazing! Thank you for the interview

What a great interview! I've read and heard many interviews with Rhys over the past 30 years, but this one covers his entire history. He's kind of like the Forrest Gump of Modern Downtown Music... he finds himself in every situation which had a huge influence on experimental music from the mid 1960's-early 1980's. I think the English marxist experimental composer he was thinking of was Cornelius Cardew. Also on the first concert at Yoko Ono's loft.... Terry Jennings performed some of his incredible solo piano music. The music could be categorized as minimal... The dynamics are soft, low, and delicate. It gives the impression of wanting to disappear.... just remarkable works.

I saw Rhys Chatham & the Din when we played a gig together in an old "gallery" near Tribeca in NYC. I don't even think it was Tribeca yet! It was around 1980. Sonic Youth was also on the bill. Their drummer didn't show up. Rhys had a drummer and someone banging with hammers on steel pipes. Rhys played one note while reading sheet music. I'll never forget it! Fantastic! My band was Screaming Cows. I still have the flyer somewhere 😂❤

Gregg and Rhys this was amazing!

saw them at the TOWER theater either late 76 or feb. //

late one night on my pillow speaker I heard VALEDICTORY and my musical life was changed. shout out to WYSP and MMR for providing Quality content for many years

I have "Language" and for me Mr. Richard Leo Johnson is a F.cking Legend so thank you so much for this interview. From France.

I wouldn't rate Copeland highly... or at all.

A wonderful artist. If I remember correctly, I first heard Kris sitting in with a Braxton ensemble class at Wesleyan in 2005.

What an under-rated and under appreciated musical genius. Sad that people don't know or realize that he's in the highest echelon of keyboard players of all time.

great interview, Greg. Loved XTC since Dave Gregory joined the band. So many great records, but for me gorgeous Nonsuch one of the best albums ever made

Never met the man in my life, but you can just tell he’s just a lovely, warm-hearted person. How in the world has he managed to keep those long, flowing locks?!

Great interview with a very self deprecating master. HIs solo album on ECM, Ondas with Eddie Gomez and Jon Christensen is gorgeous and must listen work. There is also a crazy duet with Bob Moses with Mike playing synth which is lots of fun! As a fellow percussionist, it would be great to hear you interview Bob Moses who is not only a great dummer, but also a very interesting character. Thanks for all of these interviews and keep up the great work!

Kerry is an unheralded genius and as humble as could be. Thanks for recording this one.

i've heard him on Momentum album of Satriani, amazing drumming

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To me "Fountain of Salmacis" is THE most beautiful song ever written by 21 year olds. Genesis were different gravy.... all eras of the band.

The person most talked about by Greg's guests and by Greg himself is Todd Rundgren. However Todd has never been on Progcast. Please have him on!

Unreal to me to hear a member of Gentle Giant speaking about XTC.. they’re both my favorite bands, I’ve listened to both of them today and for some reason didn’t expect their paths to cross😅😍

BRAVO!!!

One of the great Megadeth drummers!

Always nice when you can find people who are insane in the same way.

Hard to believe that Morse was fired by Gillan et al via management while Morse was on hiatus with his ill wife preparing to return to a Purple tour in 5 weeks back in July of 2022. They don’t get any better as a person or a musician as Steve Morse. Purple didn’t deserve him

I had it on my jukebox Greg…..intro prana/real man……

I do my art on a very small scale but I can’t do CDs anymore. I-know vinyl is expensive….but I can’t do it…steam and vinyl for me …

Great to see John again..still remember those two smoking hot 95/96 tours. Hamster smoothie!!!

Great interview, thanks for this!

Battle of epping forest is not too much for me.

I'm so glad that Bendian is educating Kerry Minnear on music. What a dick.

Bendian insists on inserting himself as much as possible into the conversation, to the point of repeatedly interrupting Kerry before he finishes his thoughts. Such inane prattling is hard to take. Kerry Minnear is the outstanding composer of the modern era.

So fascinated to listen to my ex next door neighbour talk of the housing estate we both grew up on, although Andy must be about 8 years older than I, and as he was already starting to get a name for himself with the Helium Kids, it was only ever on the rare occasion that he'd speak to me. One of those occasions, was me sitting on the door step during the summer holidays, rather bored, and Andy appearing with a magnifying glass where he promptly taught me how to pop ants. I doubt he'd remember that but I do. I was in awe as a kid , from listening to him practice through the wall of our adjoining bedrooms, buying Black Sea as the band went from strength to strength while I was serving in the Military to the present day, serving as a teacher of English, Drama and sometimes - art and music. Andy is an inspiration.

I also would love to see you guys produced a sequel