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Orchestral interpretations of prog
The Radio Times feature on Prog Rock: Fanfare for the Common Man Summer in the UK marks a season of promenade concerts, based at the Royal Albert Hall, but in recent years with events taking place at other venues around the country. Primarily a showpiece for classical music, the first rock band invited to perform was Soft Machine, with a set comprised of Facelift, Esther’s Nose Job and Out-Bloody-Rageous; the first ‘pop prom’, on August 13th 1970. I’ve now lived in London for

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Jul 2911 min read


Nine album challenge
The Instagram and Twitter trend ‘9 albums that changed my life/mean most to me’ (#9albums) which appeared in January 2018 didn’t pass me...

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Mar 5, 201818 min read


No future?
What will the future of prog look like, assuming there's still life on earth...?

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Sep 5, 20177 min read


Cover up
The presentation of an album used to be one of the factors I took into account when I was attempting to discover new music at a time when...

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May 18, 20156 min read
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