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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWFYwxnfbXQ
Tielman Brothers Live dutch TV 1960 Rollin' rock
Doing some crazy stuff, before their time, Jeez you think Hendrix was radical, this vid is from 50 years ago...
Andy Tielman is still going..... Indons
Tielman Brothers Live dutch TV 1960 Rollin' rock
Doing some crazy stuff, before their time, Jeez you think Hendrix was radical, this vid is from 50 years ago...
Andy Tielman is still going..... Indons
JR8 wrote:Nice link. I've enjoyed Jethro Tull's earlier music for 20 years (though feel their music kinda lost it's way around 1990), but I don't think I've ever heard this track before. Both Jethro Tull and Focus were in their deep prog-rock phases when those tracks came out, both took influences from medieval music, both used Hammond organs. (Tull featured a flute, Focus sometimes a lute, not a big 'f'-in difference in that respect as such).
I'm not surprised that you like Tull actually, what with their folkish tones.
Yep. Interestingly I also see something similar with Mike Oldfield (medieval music influence) and I never considered him belonging to the progressive rock but I guess after all he does.
JR8 wrote:What is progressive pop? Ambitious pop with the candy-floss taken out?
Nice link by the way, the cross-over is quite evident, esp. after around 2'15". Maybe the genre could be North European Pop (ex UK)?
The name just per analogy... I think what is needed is an element of improvisation or story telling exceeding what is in the typical short songs. Or perhaps this is a progressive rock anyway? The candy floss has to be still there.
x9200 wrote:Yep. Interestingly I also see something similar with Mike Oldfield (medieval music influence) and I never considered him belonging to the progressive rock but I guess after all he does.
Tubular Bells was from the same period, and also prog rock. You mentioning him has made me realise that his was probably the first prog rock music I was exposed to. At the time it seemed pretty amazing. But it didn't take too long to start to feel 'Yeah ok, so you can play 24 different instruments... is this just some personal showcase of that fact?'. Can't say I've heard anything else of his, I think his debut left me scarred...
The name just per analogy... I think what is needed is an element of improvisation or story telling exceeding what is in the typical short songs. Or perhaps this is a progressive rock anyway? The candy floss has to be still there.
Yes I get your point. No I think Prog Rock tends to be more folkloric conjuring up images of minstrels, jesters, and the like. Prog Pop, now I understand your parameters, works very well I think.
Have a go at Greenslade
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4C2y5Pf738
Greenslade - Pilgrim's Progress & Bedside Manners Are Extra {Live Old Grey Whistle Test}
Sorry the audio only seems to be from the right channel...
Again think will be c'73
I rather improbably got into them in Japan, where a Japanese label had re-released all of their albums!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4C2y5Pf738
Greenslade - Pilgrim's Progress & Bedside Manners Are Extra {Live Old Grey Whistle Test}
Sorry the audio only seems to be from the right channel...
Again think will be c'73
I rather improbably got into them in Japan, where a Japanese label had re-released all of their albums!
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My country side is coming out....
Josh Thompson - Way out here!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0sYnro_3Rc
Beer on the Table!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dtCgYRrAUw&NR=1
Brad Paisley (with Carrie Underwood) - Remind Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qzhngp7jh8
Josh Thompson - Way out here!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0sYnro_3Rc
Beer on the Table!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dtCgYRrAUw&NR=1
Brad Paisley (with Carrie Underwood) - Remind Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qzhngp7jh8
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"Kiss from a Rose" cover, which, actually kinda rocks in a trollish way. http://youtu.be/vDLSlg78gFU
nakatago wrote:"Kiss from a Rose" cover, which, actually kinda rocks in a trollish way. http://youtu.be/vDLSlg78gFU
OH MY GOD.... that is seriously hideously painfully hideous. Just hideous.
Maybe you will enjoy...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkHJRrMwmSQ
Northern Kings - Take on me (live)
[still, shaking head...]
p.s. edit to add.
Going to have to go back to SMSs links when I'm on my proxy, as none of those links as is will open in Germany...
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