Epic's galore! Here is a playlist with all the songs, as voted by the participants. the Prog Corner's Best Album Closers, the playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLHEFh6rnrK-Cn3moVedZV43OynQ9sV9r9.html
1- David Sancious : Matter of Time 2- UK : Carrying Cross 3- Happy the Man : New York Dream's Suite 4- The Muffins : The Adventures of Captain Boomerang 5- Return to Forever : The Duel of the Jester and the Tyrant 6- Dixie Dregs : Night Meets Light 7- The Underground Railroad : Through and Through 8- Jean-Luc Ponty : The Struggle of the Turtle to the Sea 9- Neal Morse : The Conclusion 10 - Bellaphon : Firefly
Thanks guys. I'm nowhere near your depth of knowledge but at random, here goes... Snow 'Wind at my back', Dark Side 'Brain damage' /'Eclipse',... Renaissance 'Mother Russia', S'Tramp 'Crime of the Century'. Prob. the only Genesis fan who doesn't put 'Supper's Ready' as a pinnacle, but the ending is magnificent! Also, I'd put 'Dukes Travels' at the very top if they'd finished the album with Guide Vocal?
Mine are as followed : 1) High Hopes on Pink Floyd's The Division Bell/Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 6-9 on Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here (tie) (Echoes is honorable mention) 2) The Garden on Rush's Clockwork Angels and Cygnus X-1 on Rush's A Farewell to Kings 3) Title cut on Supertramp's Crime Of the Century 4) Fading Lights on Genesis' We Can't Dance/Duke's Travels and Duke's End on Genesis' Duke 5) Memoirs Of an Officer and a Gentleman on ELP's Love Beach 6) Open Your Eyes on Asia's Alpha 7) Heart Of the Sunrise/We Have Heaven Reprise on Yes' Fragile 8) Elegy on Jethro Tull's Stormwatch 9) Pieces of Eight and Aku-Aku on Styx's Pieces of Eight 10) Love Reign O'er Me on The Who's Quadrophenia
I’m surprised no one commented about the fact that one of Cody’s honorable mentions was “God Save the Queen”. That Queen could sure use some saving! Save her, boys and girls!
Wishing you and yours all the very best for the year ahead Scot !! On the Silent wings of freedom my friend... it's been an amazing year of Prog. Life is great , even greater with the Prog Stream as well !! Another fantastic show to end the year !! 🥳
Hi Scot. Great choiçes for closers. My absolute favourite closer is only 3 minutes long, but for me it's perfect. "Three Friends" by Gentle Giant, gets me every time I hear it.
I was hoping Kyle would get a new micro phone for Christmas or at least lose that hideous sounding headset. Lol .Kyle this ain't no airplane, this ain't no fooling around. 😉
fountain of salmacis, genesis. magnus opus, kansas, perpetual change, yes. echos, pink flyod. as i feel i die, caravan. egocentic molecules, JLP. crime of century, supertramp. i lost my head, gentle giant. little green rosetta, FZ. wind up, JT. great topic. thank you!!
it's been a great ride this year with you,a lot of fun...I wish you a happy new year Scot,a good solid health and a heart full of passion.A "freak"..."punk"...french faithfull follower😂
Some of my faves are Yes awaken, genesis suppers ready, marillion forgotten sons, king crimson starless and Jethro Tull baker Street muse there are so many great ones but these are a few that came to mind
Entertaining episode guys, thanks! I have to go for Starless as my number one for not only musical reasons but also for the historical and sentimental context: not only was it the album closer, at the time it was supposed to be final chapter in the band’s history. To also have Ian McDonald back for a role makes it extra moving to me. Happy New Year to you all.
Happy New Year Scot! Sorry I haven't commented on your channel for a while! Still watch every video! You are the best prog channel on UA-cam! Thank you for all the great videos you are greatly appreciated my friend! Peace and love! :) 🎇⭐🎈✨🎉
Scot, I'm surprised you didn't pick Travels in Nihilon from XTC. IMO it's a much better song than Complicated Game, and also a lot more proggy. Plus, no When the Levee Breaks? More blues than prog, granted, but on the whole Zep IV is a fairly proggy album.
Just able to watch this and all great picks! I'm a Kansas, Genesis, Spocks Beard, Neal Morse (Band) disciple...one of my all time favorite modern prog bands is Frost* Milliontown is probably too long to qualify for this list, but I wanted to at least mention it as well as so much other incredible Frost* songs. Happy New Year!!
Heart of the Sunrise - Yes Natural Science - Rush Broken Sky / Long Day - NMB Blackwater Park - Opeth The Perfect Element - Pain of Salvation Octavarium - Dream Theater Stranger in Your Soul - Transatlantic Hallowed be Thy Name - Iron Maiden Collapse the Light into Earth - Porcupine Tree The Odyssey - Symphony X
So many good closers Scot. We could be here for hours. Admittedly it’s a lot harder for me to come up with killer closers for newer bands as I don’t know those albums as intimately as I do the tried and true. But as always it was a lot of fun. Lot’s of enthusiastic people in the chat. Nice to know I’m not the only one. It was also nice to see Pete pop in. You’re respected Scot. Happy New Year Scot. 🤘😳🤘 🛟🤴🛟
I’m a big fan of Tangerine Dream’s Virgin years. I also love JMJ going back to Oxygene. Those two and Kraftwerk were the ones that got me going in my love of electronica. For me electronic music isn’t a big stretch from prog. And I don’t mean all that titty bum, titty bum stuff that you hear in clubs. Mind I do like some Psy-Trance. Amon Tobin, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Four Tet. You get the picture. Happy New Year! 🤘😳🤘
A ton of fun again. I will have to watch the Progradio playlist this Friday for some of these. I was showing some of those epics/honorable mentions which maybe those can be saved for another show? The Mars Volta's Cassandra Gemini and stuff like The Ivory Gates of Dreams from Fates Warning. Or even stuff like Green Carnation's "Light of Day, Day of Darkness" is 1 60 minute song (like Thick as a Brick or A Passion Play), lol. So it's both an album opener and closer (and middle track/section? if there is such a thing, lol).
Uriah Heep have other great closers after Salisbury !! such as The Spell/Paradise, The Magician’s Birthday, Pilgrim, Dream and their latest one in 2023, Freedom to be free.
Hey Scot! First, I thought this episode was cool and would have the most in the chat. Not to be. Only hit 49 at that was early in. Numbers lost steam throughout. That was disappointing. I must say I liked your top 10 not just because AWAKEN was #1. It had to be. Was happy to see Kansas, The Who, Rush, BBT, Genesis, and of course YES. I picked Endless Dream without thinking because I knew Awaken would win. It's my favorite Yes song 5 or 6 days out of the week. This episode was good, fun, and very enjoyable. Like every week I am in and out 20 times to mod for Aly. No comparisons today, The Prog Corner just keeps bringing it! Happy 24, see you next year! Love and Light my brother. ❤🌅👍☮️👑😎
Someone mentioned it in the chat but one of the excellent Lennon/McCartney true collaborations was We Can Work it Out (McCartney verses, Lennon chorus) and I don't think it's a coincidence that that and A Day in the Life are both in my top 10 Beatles' tracks. All of my 'best closers' were mentioned and most are the epics, though Starless is an exception.
SONGS & BANDS I LUV specific to the topic of fantastic resolutions to wonderful sonic journeys: 1- Siberian Khatru or To Be Over (YES - CTTE & Relayer) 2- Etika > Soft Machine (Softs) 3- Happy the Man > New York Dream's Suite (1977) 4- P F M > Traveler (Jetlag) 5- Valedictory or The Power and the Glory > Gentle Giant (tP&tG / alternate bonus track) 6- Piece of Mind > Curved Air (Second Album) 7- Fitter Stoke Has A Bath > Hatfield & The North (1978) 8- Checkmate > Gryphon (Red Queen to Gryphon Three) 9- Safe (Canon Song) > Chris Squire . 10- Aftaglid > Steve Hillage (Fish Rising) 11- Starless > King Crimson (Red) 12- Eclipse > Pink Floyd ( Dark Side of the Moon)
For me the number one closer, for which I do not include side long epics, would be Starless off of Red by KC. One of my all time favourite songs. I always need to pause and reflect after hearing that song.
I am excluding side long tracks - while the studio version of "Supper's Ready" is technically NOT side long I am excluding it as such - and single suite albums. My top 10 as of today is: 1. Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9) 2. Yes - Awaken 3. Genesis - The Fountain Of Salmacis 4. Renaissance - A Song For All Seasons 5. Marillion - Fugazi 6. King Crimson - The Court Of The Crimson King 7. Supertramp - Fool's Overture 8. Steven Wilson - Staircase 9. Big Big Train - Hedgerow 10. The Pineapple Thief - The Game
i'll throw ten from random genre's 1.Yes---On The Silent Wings Of freedom. 2. Pulp---Davids Last Summer. 3. Stranglers, ----Down In The Sewer, or School Mam. 4. Greenslade----Chalkhill 5, Sneaker Pimps---Wife By 2000 6. Generation X---Youth Youth Youth. 7. Tori Amos------Little Earthquakes, Yes Anastasia, Carry, Toast, Oscars Theme. 8. Jethro Tull----Further On 9. The Damned----Curtain Call. 10. Nine Inch Nails-----Hurt, Right Where It Belongs.
One of the best three track album enders ever for me------13th Floor Vendetta, spooky cool, Therapy, decent fast clever track, we do covers albums and we covered that and it was a testy guitar line, and then Curtain Call---if you've never heard it, get on you tube, get a cup if tea, and put your feet up. I used to listen that in the dark 18 years old, it's a decent journey. If i'm reading you wrong and you know it already my mistake, but if you have never heard it give it a shot, i'd be surprised if you regret it. great channel by the way. @@TheProgCorner
Ah ok i was reading you wrong. i'm north England and was one of a few rockers who hung around with a gang of mainly punks back in the day and when The Black Album was released i loved crowing the Damned had gone prog with Curtain Call.@@TheProgCorner
@@TheProgCorner Agree, it's fantastic. The first 150 seconds of Can You Understand by Renaissance with that climbing progression is pretty damn exciting too. Coming just after in 1973, Renaissance might even have been influenced by Thick As A Brick.
Just One Victory from Todd Rundgren's A Wizard, A True Star. And also Kyle needs a new microphone. It is horrible sounding and annoying. I skip through his talking because of it. Anything else would be better.
Epic's galore! Here is a playlist with all the songs, as voted by the participants. the Prog Corner's Best Album Closers, the playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLHEFh6rnrK-Cn3moVedZV43OynQ9sV9r9.html
Supper's ready
1- David Sancious : Matter of Time
2- UK : Carrying Cross
3- Happy the Man : New York Dream's Suite
4- The Muffins : The Adventures of Captain Boomerang
5- Return to Forever : The Duel of the Jester and the Tyrant
6- Dixie Dregs : Night Meets Light
7- The Underground Railroad : Through and Through
8- Jean-Luc Ponty : The Struggle of the Turtle to the Sea
9- Neal Morse : The Conclusion
10 - Bellaphon : Firefly
UK!!!! Neal Morse!!! Happy The Man!!!
@@TheProgCorner \o/
Here WE GO. A person with taste on the same p[ath as me!!! PURE PROG, FUSION and the combo of both!
Thanks guys. I'm nowhere near your depth of knowledge but at random, here goes... Snow 'Wind at my back', Dark Side 'Brain damage' /'Eclipse',... Renaissance 'Mother Russia', S'Tramp 'Crime of the Century'. Prob. the only Genesis fan who doesn't put 'Supper's Ready' as a pinnacle, but the ending is magnificent! Also, I'd put 'Dukes Travels' at the very top if they'd finished the album with Guide Vocal?
All excellent choices!!!
yes, Mother Russia and Crime of the Century especially, fantastic album closers.
Also Duke Travels is so great!
Forgot The Beatles, never thought of them as prog... but obviously they were.
Mine are as followed :
1) High Hopes on Pink Floyd's The Division Bell/Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 6-9 on Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here (tie) (Echoes is honorable mention)
2) The Garden on Rush's Clockwork Angels and Cygnus X-1 on Rush's A Farewell to Kings
3) Title cut on Supertramp's Crime Of the Century
4) Fading Lights on Genesis' We Can't Dance/Duke's Travels and Duke's End on Genesis' Duke
5) Memoirs Of an Officer and a Gentleman on ELP's Love Beach
6) Open Your Eyes on Asia's Alpha
7) Heart Of the Sunrise/We Have Heaven Reprise on Yes' Fragile
8) Elegy on Jethro Tull's Stormwatch
9) Pieces of Eight and Aku-Aku on Styx's Pieces of Eight
10) Love Reign O'er Me on The Who's Quadrophenia
So good!!!! Well done.
I’m surprised no one commented about the fact that one of Cody’s honorable mentions was “God Save the Queen”. That Queen could sure use some saving! Save her, boys and girls!
If only Sex Pistols sequenced their album differently!!!
Heart of the sunrise
Absolutely!!!!
Wishing you and yours all the very best for the year ahead Scot !! On the Silent wings of freedom my friend... it's been an amazing year of Prog. Life is great , even greater with the Prog Stream as well !! Another fantastic show to end the year !! 🥳
Well said!👍😎
Not sure if that YES classic was mentioned Jeff... love it myself. Underrated album IMO.@@jeffschielka7845
Thanks, Peter!!!!
Great fun time spent at the end of 2023. Thanks Scot, Wayne, Cody and Kyle. Some great choices, and a whole loada fun! 😎😎 Happy New Year!
Thank you so much!! :) Happy New Year!
Hi Scot. Great choiçes for closers. My absolute favourite closer is only 3 minutes long, but for me it's perfect. "Three Friends" by Gentle Giant, gets me every time I hear it.
Nice!!!
I was hoping Kyle would get a new micro phone for Christmas or at least lose that hideous sounding headset. Lol .Kyle this ain't no airplane, this ain't no fooling around. 😉
Hear that, Kyle??!!! Ha ha!!! His wisdom is worth the subpar audio…
fountain of salmacis, genesis. magnus opus, kansas, perpetual change, yes. echos, pink flyod. as i feel i die, caravan. egocentic molecules, JLP. crime of century, supertramp. i lost my head, gentle giant. little green rosetta, FZ. wind up, JT. great topic. thank you!!
Thanks!!! 👍👍👍
it's been a great ride this year with you,a lot of fun...I wish you a happy new year Scot,a good solid health and a heart full of passion.A "freak"..."punk"...french faithfull follower😂
Thank you for everything!!!!!! 🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇸🇫🇷❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Some of my faves are Yes awaken, genesis suppers ready, marillion forgotten sons, king crimson starless and Jethro Tull baker Street muse there are so many great ones but these are a few that came to mind
Sweet!!!
I totally forgot about Baket St. Muse, probably when I think of Tull, it's Thick as a Brick and A Passion Play.
Baker St is a great call.
@@TheProgCorner minstrel in the gallery is my favorite Jethro Tull album a perfect album
@@AllMediaReviewsPodcast it's one of their best and the last of their great long epics
Great episode.
Give me Chalkhills and Children by XTC.
I love it.
Entertaining episode guys, thanks! I have to go for Starless as my number one for not only musical reasons but also for the historical and sentimental context: not only was it the album closer, at the time it was supposed to be final chapter in the band’s history. To also have Ian McDonald back for a role makes it extra moving to me.
Happy New Year to you all.
Absolutely!!! RIP Ian.
I absolutely adore Weathercock off Heavy Horses as an album closer and a great song generally.
Weathercock is a great closer!!!
That was actually my second choice for Tull
Well done gents. Could have gone on even more, but, the real world intercedes, sadly
Happy New Year to all
I don’t think I like the real world…
Happy New Year Scot! Sorry I haven't commented on your channel for a while! Still watch every video! You are the best prog channel on UA-cam! Thank you for all the great videos you are greatly appreciated my friend! Peace and love! :) 🎇⭐🎈✨🎉
Thank you!!!!!!!
Scot, I'm surprised you didn't pick Travels in Nihilon from XTC. IMO it's a much better song than Complicated Game, and also a lot more proggy. Plus, no When the Levee Breaks? More blues than prog, granted, but on the whole Zep IV is a fairly proggy album.
Two excellent examples of how to close an album (yes, I considered both!!!)
Just able to watch this and all great picks! I'm a Kansas, Genesis, Spocks Beard, Neal Morse (Band) disciple...one of my all time favorite modern prog bands is Frost* Milliontown is probably too long to qualify for this list, but I wanted to at least mention it as well as so much other incredible Frost* songs. Happy New Year!!
I love Frost* and Milliontown is a stone cold masterpiece!!!
Heart of the Sunrise - Yes
Natural Science - Rush
Broken Sky / Long Day - NMB
Blackwater Park - Opeth
The Perfect Element - Pain of Salvation
Octavarium - Dream Theater
Stranger in Your Soul - Transatlantic
Hallowed be Thy Name - Iron Maiden
Collapse the Light into Earth - Porcupine Tree
The Odyssey - Symphony X
Nice!!!
guest some can't have too much metal floating in their prog
I’m okay with it!!!
Did my own personal ranking and found that Klaatu's Little Neutrino made the top! Gives me chills every time
Excellent tune!!!
A very nice track from a low-key legendary band.
Echoes - Pink Floyd
"Here Comes The Feeling" from that first Asia album. Brilliant song, and a perfect summation of the album.
Great album closer!!! Love that debut.
So many good closers Scot.
We could be here for hours.
Admittedly it’s a lot harder for me to come up with
killer closers for newer bands as I don’t know those
albums as intimately as I do the tried and true.
But as always it was a lot of fun.
Lot’s of enthusiastic people in the chat.
Nice to know I’m not the only one.
It was also nice to see Pete pop in.
You’re respected Scot.
Happy New Year Scot.
🤘😳🤘
🛟🤴🛟
Scot is one of the most respectable people out there doing it. I am honoured to be a part of this with him. Happy New Year!
Consider yourself lucky to be involved in the community.
Happy New Year to you as well brother.
🤘😳🤘
Thank you, Captain!!!
Great job Cody!👍😎🎉@@BrockwaysVinylBytes
@jeffschielka7845 Cody rocks.
Love Mew! Where are they now???
???
9:40 One of my favorites as well!
Hi Scot, from the electronic side of prog: Tangerine Dream's "White Eagle" and JM Jarre's "Souvenir of China". Happy new prog year to you all!
I’m a big fan of Tangerine Dream’s Virgin years.
I also love JMJ going back to Oxygene.
Those two and Kraftwerk were the ones that
got me going in my love of electronica.
For me electronic music isn’t a big stretch from prog.
And I don’t mean all that titty bum, titty bum stuff
that you hear in clubs. Mind I do like some Psy-Trance.
Amon Tobin, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Four Tet.
You get the picture.
Happy New Year!
🤘😳🤘
A ton of fun again. I will have to watch the Progradio playlist this Friday for some of these.
I was showing some of those epics/honorable mentions which maybe those can be saved for another show? The Mars Volta's Cassandra Gemini and stuff like The Ivory Gates of Dreams from Fates Warning. Or even stuff like Green Carnation's "Light of Day, Day of Darkness" is 1 60 minute song (like Thick as a Brick or A Passion Play), lol. So it's both an album opener and closer (and middle track/section? if there is such a thing, lol).
👍👍👍
The Everso Closely Guarded Line. It’s just wow.
Uriah Heep have other great closers after Salisbury !! such as The Spell/Paradise, The Magician’s Birthday, Pilgrim, Dream and their latest one in 2023, Freedom to be free.
I agree 100%
Hey Scot! First, I thought this episode was cool and would have the most in the chat. Not to be. Only hit 49 at that was early in. Numbers lost steam throughout. That was disappointing. I must say I liked your top 10 not just because AWAKEN was #1. It had to be. Was happy to see Kansas, The Who, Rush, BBT, Genesis, and of course YES. I picked Endless Dream without thinking because I knew Awaken would win. It's my favorite Yes song 5 or 6 days out of the week. This episode was good, fun, and very enjoyable. Like every week I am in and out 20 times to mod for Aly. No comparisons today, The Prog Corner just keeps bringing it! Happy 24, see you next year! Love and Light my brother. ❤🌅👍☮️👑😎
I think another honerable mention is "Singring and the Glass Guitar" from Utopia's Ra.
Day of infamy
Someone’s captured Singring
i've got a feeling (from let it be) was also a split song between john and paul.. .and there were some early cowrites...
👍👍👍
Someone mentioned it in the chat but one of the excellent Lennon/McCartney true collaborations was We Can Work it Out (McCartney verses, Lennon chorus) and I don't think it's a coincidence that that and A Day in the Life are both in my top 10 Beatles' tracks. All of my 'best closers' were mentioned and most are the epics, though Starless is an exception.
I hear you!!! I just wanted to save the epics for a later episode!!!
SONGS & BANDS I LUV specific to the topic of fantastic resolutions to wonderful sonic journeys:
1- Siberian Khatru or To Be Over (YES - CTTE & Relayer)
2- Etika > Soft Machine (Softs)
3- Happy the Man > New York Dream's Suite (1977)
4- P F M > Traveler (Jetlag)
5- Valedictory or The Power and the Glory > Gentle Giant (tP&tG / alternate bonus track)
6- Piece of Mind > Curved Air (Second Album)
7- Fitter Stoke Has A Bath > Hatfield & The North (1978)
8- Checkmate > Gryphon (Red Queen to Gryphon Three)
9- Safe (Canon Song) > Chris Squire .
10- Aftaglid > Steve Hillage (Fish Rising)
11- Starless > King Crimson (Red)
12- Eclipse > Pink Floyd ( Dark Side of the Moon)
That is an outstanding list!!!
For me the number one closer, for which I do not include side long epics, would be Starless off of Red by KC. One of my all time favourite songs. I always need to pause and reflect after hearing that song.
It’s amazing!!!
Plague of lighthouse keepers
VDGG!!!
I am excluding side long tracks - while the studio version of "Supper's Ready" is technically NOT side long I am excluding it as such - and single suite albums. My top 10 as of today is:
1. Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9)
2. Yes - Awaken
3. Genesis - The Fountain Of Salmacis
4. Renaissance - A Song For All Seasons
5. Marillion - Fugazi
6. King Crimson - The Court Of The Crimson King
7. Supertramp - Fool's Overture
8. Steven Wilson - Staircase
9. Big Big Train - Hedgerow
10. The Pineapple Thief - The Game
Outstanding work!!!
Octavarium
Indeed.
i'll throw ten from random genre's
1.Yes---On The Silent Wings Of freedom.
2. Pulp---Davids Last Summer.
3. Stranglers, ----Down In The Sewer, or School Mam.
4. Greenslade----Chalkhill
5, Sneaker Pimps---Wife By 2000
6. Generation X---Youth Youth Youth.
7. Tori Amos------Little Earthquakes, Yes Anastasia, Carry, Toast, Oscars Theme.
8. Jethro Tull----Further On
9. The Damned----Curtain Call.
10. Nine Inch Nails-----Hurt, Right Where It Belongs.
The Damned!!!!
One of the best three track album enders ever for me------13th Floor Vendetta, spooky cool, Therapy, decent fast clever track, we do covers albums and we covered that and it was a testy guitar line, and then Curtain Call---if you've never heard it, get on you tube, get a cup if tea, and put your feet up. I used to listen that in the dark 18 years old, it's a decent journey. If i'm reading you wrong and you know it already my mistake, but if you have never heard it give it a shot, i'd be surprised if you regret it. great channel by the way. @@TheProgCorner
I’m a big fan of Captain Sensible and Dave Vanian!!! My old lead singer replaced Dave on vocals a few years back for some UK shows…
Ah ok i was reading you wrong. i'm north England and was one of a few rockers who hung around with a gang of mainly punks back in the day and when The Black Album was released i loved crowing the Damned had gone prog with Curtain Call.@@TheProgCorner
Queen "Innuendo" The Show Must Go On...
Nice!!!
On the way home to earth- Mahavishnu Orch.
Wow. Do I ever love me some Mahavishnu.
The Last Straw by Marillion.
I think Electric Light Orchestra's ELO 2 closer 'Kuiama' would qualify as prog.
I agree!!!
"Decades" by Joy Division.
Yes!!!!! 👍❤️❤️❤️
The acoustics from Kyle's mike is really annoying!
Big time!!!👍😎
N er gee Chris blues
👍
Best album closer? Rock and Roll Suicide. Bowie defines a generation.
Yep!!!
Thick As A Brick 🤣🤣🤣
It’s also the best album opener!!!
(The last 90 seconds of Side Two: the best 90 seconds of music ever recorded…)
@@TheProgCorner Agree, it's fantastic. The first 150 seconds of Can You Understand by Renaissance with that climbing progression is pretty damn exciting too. Coming just after in 1973, Renaissance might even have been influenced by Thick As A Brick.
Kyle needs to be banned until he can use audio that doesn't destroy the otherwise high quality of these broadcasts.
Another vote for Kyle being placed on “administrative leave.” It’s a tough one because Kyle has A LOT to offer the panel…
Just One Victory from Todd Rundgren's A Wizard, A True Star. And also Kyle needs a new microphone. It is horrible sounding and annoying. I skip through his talking because of it. Anything else would be better.
We are working on Kyle’s situation!!!!
Wondering from World Record - VdGG.
Good one!!!