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		<description> Hello fellow travelers of the sonic realm! I am to be your DJ for what I hope is a fine excursion into the soundscapes of music. I have been an explorer of the aural realm for pretty much my entire life. That journey started with stealing 45s from my parents and over playing &quot;The Red Baron&quot; and the backwards masked version of Napoleon IVs &quot;They're coming to take me away Ha-Ha&quot; incessantly (I can pretty much quote the entire thing backwards). Since that time I have done my high school stint in the caverns of classic rock, spent my college years as a dj of bluegrass and folk, and followed the Grateful Dead around when I could. I got my masters degree in in psychology with an emphasis on music and Buddhist psychology, joined the retail work force as the music manager of a big chain store, and now I look forward to creating my own music store in the near future. Through all this music has been my rosetta stone and my guiding light. Now that I am joining this fine team of progressive fanatics I hope to offer a journey into sound. I hope to turn you the listener on to something new, and I hope to hear from others what they are listening to. I tend to define progressive music very openly. You will of course hear old favorites such as Genesis and Yes, as well as the new masters of Prog: Spocks Beard, Porcupine Tree, and Marillion, but you will also hear forays into the jam band world and an eclectic mix of other music genres. I am always searching for the newest sounds, that which breaks new ground, or stomps on old ground with new patterns. During one part of my show I will hip you to the newest music in my world, that which I believe deserves some credit. On the second part of our adventures I will try to follow a theme within the music. Some recent examples are songs about robots, travel, and dreaming. Sometimes I will simply showcase the work of an artist that I feel deserves some attention. In the past I have given some time to the music of Steve Hillage and John Wetton. Through it all I look to my listeners to help me define where we are going and what we will see, but I promise we will have sonic adventures and discover why we all love music so much in the first place. </description>
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		<itunes:summary> Hello fellow travelers of the sonic realm! I am to be your DJ for what I hope is a fine excursion into the soundscapes of music. I have been an explorer of the aural realm for pretty much my entire life. That journey started with stealing 45s from my parents and over playing &quot;The Red Baron&quot; and the backwards masked version of Napoleon IVs &quot;They're coming to take me away Ha-Ha&quot; incessantly (I can pretty much quote the entire thing backwards). Since that time I have done my high school stint in the caverns of classic rock, spent my college years as a dj of bluegrass and folk, and followed the Grateful Dead around when I could. I got my masters degree in in psychology with an emphasis on music and Buddhist psychology, joined the retail work force as the music manager of a big chain store, and now I look forward to creating my own music store in the near future. Through all this music has been my rosetta stone and my guiding light. Now that I am joining this fine team of progressive fanatics I hope to offer a journey into sound. I hope to turn you the listener on to something new, and I hope to hear from others what they are listening to. I tend to define progressive music very openly. You will of course hear old favorites such as Genesis and Yes, as well as the new masters of Prog: Spocks Beard, Porcupine Tree, and Marillion, but you will also hear forays into the jam band world and an eclectic mix of other music genres. I am always searching for the newest sounds, that which breaks new ground, or stomps on old ground with new patterns. During one part of my show I will hip you to the newest music in my world, that which I believe deserves some credit. On the second part of our adventures I will try to follow a theme within the music. Some recent examples are songs about robots, travel, and dreaming. Sometimes I will simply showcase the work of an artist that I feel deserves some attention. In the past I have given some time to the music of Steve Hillage and John Wetton. Through it all I look to my listeners to help me define where we are going and what we will see, but I promise we will have sonic adventures and discover why we all love music so much in the first place. </itunes:summary>
		<itunes:subtitle>Hosted by Woody &amp; Suzi Harris</itunes:subtitle>
		<itunes:author>Woody Harris</itunes:author>
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		<itunes:name>Woody Harris</itunes:name>
		<itunes:email>woody@thedividingline.com</itunes:email>
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								<title>Soundscape #236 Obligatory best of list</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>Count down of the top 31 best prog albums of the year 31-11</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ Difficult choices, but in the end it is all good fun. Top 10 still to come in next episode.Trey Anastasio- Come As MelodyStyx- Why Me?Genesis- I Know What I Like31- Fromuz- Harry Heller Theater30- Also Eden- 194929- Simeon Soul Charger- And He Skinned Them Both28- Glass Hammer- Nothing Box27-Derek Sherinian- Euphoria26-Mars Hollow- Voices25-Elbow-Lippy Kids24-The Watch-Thunder Has Spoken23-Don Airey- Right Arm Overture22-Anathema- Universal21-Eye 2 Eye- Disillusion20-Circa-Til We Get There19-Wobbler-In Orbit18-Pallas- Something In the Deep&gt;Monster17-Scale The Summit-Whales16-Long Distance Calling- Aricebo (Long Distance Calling)15-Billy Sherwood-Free World On Fire14-Steve Hackett-Turn This Island Earth13-Opeth- Haxprocess12-Von Hertzen Brothers- Bring Out the Snakes11-Anubis-The Holy InnocentScorpions- The Best is Yet to Come  ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>Count down of the top 31 best prog albums of the year 31-11</description>
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								<itunes:duration>239:22</itunes:duration>
									<author>woody@thedividingline.com (Woody Harris)</author>
									<itunes:author>Woody Harris</itunes:author>
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									<pubDate>Sun, 29 Jan 2012 21:30:25 -0800</pubDate>
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								<title>Soundscape #231 Living Live</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This show contains only live music- much respect to Dividing line's own Love Letters show</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ Hi folks,No time today to list all of the great music played on this show but I will get to that soon. This was a show of live music recordings only. Both an Homage to our own Soundman, and a theme of the past week. Here you will find some really rich and tasty gems from all over the progressive rock and jam band map. We hope you enjoy the show. Woody and Suzi The Setlist:String Cheese Incident- Shine On You Crazy DiamondThe Allmna Brothers Band- SoulshineYes- Starship TrooperRush- A Passage to Bangkok&gt; YYZAsia- Here Cones the FeelingJimmy Page and the Black Crowes- What is and What Sould Never Be&gt; Woke Up This MorningDavid Bowie- Life on MarsMarillion- Interior LuluBela Fleck and the Flecktones- Improv&gt;Prelude from BachRay Wilson- Carpet CrawlersGenesis- Chamber of 32 DoorsRoger Hadgson- The Logical SongYoso- Yes MedleyUnitopia- TeslaFrost*- Story Time&gt; Pocket Sun&gt; Salinemoe.- GeorgeQango- All Along the WatchtowerRodrigo Y Gabriella- Take FiveKenny Barron- Spring is HereAdrian Belew Power Trio- Three of a Perfect PairJethro Tull- A New Day YesterdayLed Zeppelin- Going to CaliforniaTim Minchin- PrejudiceNeil Young and Crazy Horse- Like a HurricanePeter Gabriel- Digging in the Dirt&gt; Signal to NoiseDjab and Hackett- In That Quiet EarthRick Wakeman- Help&gt; Eleanor RigbyUmphrey's McGee- 25 or 6 to 4  ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This show contains only live music- much respect to Dividing line's own Love Letters show</description>
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								<itunes:duration>257:19</itunes:duration>
									<author>woody@thedividingline.com (Woody Harris)</author>
									<itunes:author>Woody Harris</itunes:author>
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									<pubDate>Wed, 11 Jan 2012 06:38:17 -0800</pubDate>
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								<title>Soundscape #230 Soundscape Christmas Present</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>Filled with holiday music and fun</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This was such a fun show to put together. I chased little gems around for a week, coming up with an amalgam of fun and holiday oriented music that did not necessarily pander to the normal holiday fare. The results are just a lot of fun and I am very happy to offer it to you to brighten your festivities for the week. We wish you all a wonderful holiday season no matter your faith. May the magic moose visit your house and help you clean.We are quickly coming up on the end of the year. There were so many great new albums that came out this year and we are still perusing them to determine who was naughty and who was rocking the prog nicely. Our best of 2011 show will happen some time in January. We would live to hear from you guys. What are your favorite albums of 2011? Let us know by posting on our facebook soundscape page, twitter account SoundscapeDJ, or mailing us woody at the dividingline dot com.Led Zeppelin- In the LightArgent- CelebrationStyx- Sing for the DayManning- The Year of WondersJethro Tull- A Winter SoundscapeTomita- Snowflakes are DancingGenesis- SnowboundKeith Emerson- Snowman's LandGrandaddy- Alan Parsons in a Winter WonderlandAlan Parsons Project- Eagle Will Rise AgainKarmakanic- There's Nothing Wrong with the WorldIntroitus- DreamscapeSpock's Beard- Go the Way You GoShadow Gallery- Christmas DayTSO- First SnowDec Burke- December SunUmphrey's McGee- Carol of the Bell&gt; Christmas Time is Here&gt; Der Bluten KatDeeExpus- Marty and the Magic MooseMostly Autumn- Winter MountainFranck Carducci- Alice's Eerie DreamRobert Plant- The Greatest GiftGov't Mule- Madman Across the WaterUmphrey's McGee- Miss Tinkle's OvertureThe Anabasis- Carpe DiemDave Matthews and Tim Reynolds- Christmas SongCalifornia Guitar Trio- Greensleeves (What Child is Tis?)Yes- Universal GardenRPWL- This is Not a Prog MedleySomewhere- The 12 Days of ProgmasFrost*- SnowmanKate Bush- 50 Words for SnowELP- I Believe in Father ChristmasChris De Burgh- A Spaceman Came TravelingSteve Miller Band- Winter TimeDixie Dregs- HolidayQueen and the Muppets- Bohemian RhapsodyGrace Potter and the Nocturnals- Please Come Home for ChristmasSteve Vai- Christmas Time is HereWarren Haynes- Everyday Will Be Like a HolidaySarah McLachlan- Merry Xmas (War is Over) ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>Filled with holiday music and fun</description>
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								<itunes:duration>272:04</itunes:duration>
									<author>woody@thedividingline.com (Woody Harris)</author>
									<itunes:author>Woody Harris</itunes:author>
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									<pubDate>Mon, 19 Dec 2011 04:56:44 -0800</pubDate>
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								<title>Soundscape #229 Newest Stuff</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>Batch of the new</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ In the absence of themey inspiration, on this weeks show we opted to play a lot of the new material rustling around in our prog mailbag. Here you will get a does of remastered Final Conflict, some great new Franck Carducci, more Anabasis and much much more. This show may inspire proggy gifts for your loved ones. While we don't dig the commecialization of Christmas, we do believe that spreading good prog is like spreading good cheer. Perhaps we should all go prog caroling! I would love to come to my door and hear a street choir belting out some Marillion- wouldn't you? Ok, go listen. We will add some links in this weeks show notes over on the Soundscape Facebook page.Paul McCartney and Wings- Live and Let DieMarillion- GoCirca- True ProgressComedy of Errors- Prelude, Riff, and FugueFinal Conflict- T230It Bites- The Wind that Shakes the BarleyAirbag- Homesick I-IIIFranck Carducci- The Last OddityAnubis- A Tower of SilenceThe Anabasis- EgyptFinal Conflict- StopArena- Catching the BulletKnight Area- The BalanceMoonbound- In the Country of the BlindThomas Dolby- The Toad LickersBen Craven- The ConjurerBen Craven- No Specific HarmDavid Bowie- Something in the AirKate Bush- MistyFranck Carducci- The QuindThe Dear Hunter- MandalaBilly Sherwood- What Was the QuestionAlbatros- Planeta ProhibidoGeorge Hrab- Everything Alive Will Die SomedayAlan Parsons- Ignorance is BlissFish- Something in the Air  ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>Batch of the new</description>
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								<itunes:duration>240:27</itunes:duration>
									<author>woody@thedividingline.com (Woody Harris)</author>
									<itunes:author>Woody Harris</itunes:author>
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									<pubDate>Mon, 28 Nov 2011 07:58:22 -0800</pubDate>
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