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Comment by Face in the Rain on July 7, 2012 at 10:05am

Then again....

UK ended up replacing Eloy on the bill at the final NEARfest last month. No Bozzio, but they were amazing. The whole festival was fun. I'll miss it.

Comment by Face in the Rain on May 2, 2012 at 9:53pm

Late again, but I think Bozzio's work with UK and Zappa would qualify him for prog status.

UK were scheduled to bring their reunion tour to my neck of the woods but suddenly they're in Delaware instead. Shame I won't be able to see them now. 

 

Comment by shermo on May 1, 2012 at 5:45am

I love mastodon, they are like dream theatre in a way. Prog sensibiities, psychodleic brilliance and heavy as can be but would anyone consider them to be prog?

Comment by Harry on September 26, 2011 at 3:29pm

Don't know if Prog-land is the spot for this, but my uncle took drum lessons from Terry Bozzio for years, became a good bud of his, kept in touch forever,says he's a great guy, etc ;>)

Comment by Harry on September 26, 2011 at 3:26pm

Arnold if you dug the first one there is now way you won't dig Falling Farther In to high heaven, it's ecellent.]

Like I said, the 3rd one is more like "them unplugged" so to speak.....

 

Related:  this one may spark a "duh" or a no kidding, buy those who dig this stuff should check out Alison Moyet's solo albums, all of them

Comment by Arnold De Larisch on September 26, 2011 at 12:57pm

October Project ... there's one that I haven't heard since the late 80's/early 90's.

I highly recommend their self titled Debut CD. Don't think I've ever heard their second release! Will have to seek it out.

My $0.02!

-A

Comment by Arnold De Larisch on September 26, 2011 at 12:56pm

Magenta are pretty amazing... funny you should mention Annie Haslam in the same breath as Christina (Booth).... when I saw Magenta a few years back at ROSFest in PA, Annie came out on stage and introduced the band! Subsequently, Annie did a Duet with Magenta. The EP (if you can still find it) is called "Night and Day" definitely worthy addition to the collection of any Magenta or Renaissance fan!

-A

Comment by Lee Douglas Elliott on September 25, 2011 at 6:12pm

Magenta are a great band. Really looking forward to their new album due this fall. If you go to their website you'll find a really awesome video of them covering "Wondering Stories". 

 

I might have to go check out October Project now...

Comment by Harry on September 25, 2011 at 5:51pm

  with hints of Annie Haslam about the singers voice>>

Marc, if this is what you're after (along with great music), have you checked out the October Project?

2 albums, the s/t debut and then "Falling Farther In".....then a big hiatus before a 3rd album that is a little more stripped down, less lush/bombastic, but less in their wheelhouse too, I guess, I'd say that one's for completeists only

Comment by Marc Laming on September 25, 2011 at 5:25pm

I'm sure I'm late to the Party on this one but I've just discovered Magenta and their album seven. Wonderful old school pro with hints of Annie Haslam about the singers voice - highly recommended.

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