Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, released in March 1973 is arguably the most popular, well-known progressive album of all time, appearing on the Billboard charts for 741 weeks..
This week's show features two impressive covers of this seminal album, the first a December 2009 release by the Flaming Lips covering the entire album; the second, an a capella version entitled, The Dark Side of the Moon A Capella from Voices on the Dark Side. As time permits, you'll also hear reggae versions of selected DSotM cuts.
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Featured Band 27 April 2010: Dogma (Brazilian Progressive Rock Band)
Dogma biography
DOGMA was an excellent progressive band from Brazil. The music performed on these two great albums is at the same time symphonic and melodious. Their compositions are very melodic relying on symphonic keyboard arrangements and some superb guitar interventions from Fernando CAMPOS. The guitarist has some Steve ROTHERY, Mike OLDFIELD echoes or Steve HACKETT style. The group's music is mainly influenced by GENESIS and CAMEL.
DOGMA'S debut album, Album, is definitely British in style with its long instrumental tracks of excellent melodic music in the neo-progressive vein.
Twin Sunrise is considered their best work of progressive rock. It is more symphonic, powerful and melodic than the first, adds vocals, but it is mostly instrumental. A recommended album for lovers of Steve HACKETT, CAMEL and SAGRADO CORAÇAO DA TERRA... A fine piece of progressive rock.
DOGMA was an excellent progressive band from Brazil. The music performed on these two great albums is at the same time symphonic and melodious. Their compositions are very melodic relying on symphonic keyboard arrangements and some superb guitar interventions from Fernando CAMPOS. The guitarist has some Steve ROTHERY, Mike OLDFIELD echoes or Steve HACKETT style. The group's music is mainly influenced by GENESIS and CAMEL.
DOGMA'S debut album, Album, is definitely British in style with its long instrumental tracks of excellent melodic music in the neo-progressive vein.
Twin Sunrise is considered their best work of progressive rock. It is more symphonic, powerful and melodic than the first, adds vocals, but it is mostly instrumental. A recommended album for lovers of Steve HACKETT, CAMEL and SAGRADO CORAÇAO DA TERRA... A fine piece of progressive rock.
Labels: progressive music
album,
camel,
dogma,
steve hackett,
twin sunrise
Featured Albums 20 April 2010: In the Court of the Crimson King; Gordian Knot
King Crimson
In the Court of the Crimson King (October, 1969)
The classic mellotron-soaked progressive rock album containing one of the great rave-ups of all time, "21st Century Schizoid Man".
Gordian Knot - Gordian Knot (1999)
One of bassist Sean Malone's many projects.
In the Court of the Crimson King (October, 1969)
The classic mellotron-soaked progressive rock album containing one of the great rave-ups of all time, "21st Century Schizoid Man".
Gordian Knot - Gordian Knot (1999)
One of bassist Sean Malone's many projects.
Labels: progressive music
Gordian Knot,
In the Court of the Crimson King,
King Crimson,
Sean Malone
Featured Albums 13 April 2010
Camel Mirage (1974)
with guitar virtuoso Andrew Latimer this album concludes with their now standard encore: "Lady Fantasy"
STS9 Live at the Wilma Theatre Missoula, Montana 31 October 2000
An excellent introduction to a band whose live performances far outshine their studio work.
with guitar virtuoso Andrew Latimer this album concludes with their now standard encore: "Lady Fantasy"
STS9 Live at the Wilma Theatre Missoula, Montana 31 October 2000
An excellent introduction to a band whose live performances far outshine their studio work.
Labels: progressive music
1974,
camel,
mirage,
sound tribe sector 9,
sts9
Featured Albums: 06 April 2010
Mostly Autumn - Pink Floyd Revisited
Fairly faithful renditions colored by the band's unique touch
Porcupine Tree - Up the Downstair
One of those classic albums with no clunkers - every cut flows into the next seamlessly, ending with the haunting Dark Matter.
Fairly faithful renditions colored by the band's unique touch
Porcupine Tree - Up the Downstair
One of those classic albums with no clunkers - every cut flows into the next seamlessly, ending with the haunting Dark Matter.
Labels: progressive music
mostly autumn,
pink floyd,
porcupine tree,
up the downstair
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