What about 'Yes' ?

[airman]

hey man u deserved it


You guys have to check out Black Widow´s Sacrifice (satanic progrock from the 70´s) They´re funny

 

[gothica777]

OK Im setting myself up for a fall here, but I just love 70's Yes music. Seeing as Deep Purple are getting an airing, does anyone else care for the high pitched prog-rockers with Roger Dean artwork and Rick Wakemans fast wanking??

Yes was fantastic for about their first 5 years (until Going for the one for me, afterwards :Shedevil:

It's all with them 'progressive' acts, in the beginning they were fine,
afterwards just crawling someone's ear if you know what I mean

One of me fav is also Peter Hammill and Van der Graaf Generator

 

[mehdi.i.e.e.e]

peter hammill is fucken +56. brilliant stuff that is.

 

[Bambi]

"I´v e heard that Budgie is "Rush meets Sabbath"?
Are they good?"

emmm...they're okay. they're sure aint prog. more like heavy boogie rokk

 

[gothica777]

peter hammill is fucken +56. brilliant stuff that is.

Next time you'll be here we organise a Hammill evening, he's the one who looked out on the sea and realized its infinty by the littleness of mankind
wowo did I said it well this way ? I don't know It's just a feeling
not many musicians have it
a mix of despair and loneliness and HOPE

 

[mehdi.i.e.e.e]

'in the end' is an amazing song.

 

[cedarbreed]

I like YES, tho i prefer Bounty and Milky Way

 

[mehdi.i.e.e.e]

ça sent trop le vieux bide ça je le sens d'ici

 

[cedarbreed]

yeah I fear they don't know those delicious chocolated things abroad :-/

 

[Cerulean]

Wooooh I don't know Yes, but people who reviewed the last Opeth album said that it was obviously heavily influenced by bands such as Yes, Genesis and other 70's bands

 

[mehdi.i.e.e.e]

it doesnt mean anything. the new katatonia is influenced by nu-metal and still i think its shit.

 

[Cerulean]

Heard Opeth songs like 'In my Time of Need' or 'Windowpane'?

 

[Cerulean]

Hey hey hey you're getting me in classic Opeth and Katatonia discussions again eh, don't do it Mehdo. I can resist.

 

[mehdi.i.e.e.e]

haha good, you realised.

 

[Cerulean]

I'm getting so old.

 

[mehdi.i.e.e.e]

dont push it.

 

[Don Corleone]

fuck no, everyone knows hawkwind dont they??

maybe you guys know about it there, but im pretty sure they arent much popular in europe. i cant find their oldies anywhere.

 

[Don Corleone]

Don Corleone,
That's cool you're into Deep Purple and Hawkwind. What bands have played Istanbul lately? I've heard about more and more going there, which is great.
Rick Wakeman has good solo stuff, although he did once record an album about King Arthur, which was written for ice-skating!
King Arthur on Ice! Nooooooooooooooooooooooo! :zombie:

we've had dream theater, blind guardian (hehe and the cranberries) lately (well, if it can really be called "lately.")

anyways, i have my own plans for the end of may...for antimatter...we'll see what happens. im working on it


about wakeman: i didnt know it was composed so as to be played there?? he also did another album i think (instrumental) where he had a song for each wife of king henry? am i mistaken?

 

[Morpheus]

yeah I fear they don't know those delicious chocolated things abroad :-/

are you you kiddin'? Of course i know them, Bounty is da best!

and yeah you couldn't resist that old joke Arnaud, could you?

 

[Bambi]

here Don last week I set a dial up password for one of our business clients as "hawkwind" (cos thats what I was listening to. When I told him him the password he said: "oh right, like that old band" jeesuz most ppl have to know "silver machine" at least.