Ringing in our favorite month of the year with new music from: - Steven Wilson "Grace for Drowning" - Tony Levin, David Torn, Alan White "Levin Torn White" - Opeth "Heritage" - Matt Stevens "Relic" - Airbag "All Rights Removed" - Steve Hackett "Beyond the Shrouded Horizon" - Catscans "Catscans (EP)" - Hostsonaten "Summereve"
Adrian Belew Power Trio - Dinosaur [Live] (4:59) Stick Men - Smudge (5:16) Steven Wilson - Belle De Jour (2:59) Steven Wilson - Deform to Form a Star (7:50) Steven Wilson - No Part of Me (5:44) Steven Wilson - Postcard (4:28) Happy The Man - Carousel (4:08) Trentemoller - Miss You (4:07) Opeth - Pyre (5:31) Opeth - Face in the Snow (4:03) Steve Hackett - Four Winds: North (1:34) Steve Hackett - Four Winds: South (2:06) Steve Hackett - Four Winds: East (3:34) Steve Hackett - Four Winds: West (3:04) Airbag - All Rights Removed (8:58) Airbag - Safe Like You (7:55) Tony Levin, David Torn, Alan White - Ultra Mullet (4:41) Tony Levin, David Torn, Alan White - Monkey Mind (4:27) Marillion - Go! (6:11) Porcupine Tree - I Drive the Hearse (6:43) Matt Stevens - Nightbus (3:53) Matt Stevens - Sand (Part 2) (5:11) Moonbound - Confession and Release (5:15) Moonbound - While We Sleep (3:56) Hostsonaten - Season's Overture (10:51) Catscans - Untergang (7:30) Tears For Fears - The Working Hour (6:31) Adrian Belew - Matte Kudasai (2:18)
Vince and Daisy discuss their experience seeing the Adrian Belew Power Trio and Tony Levin's Stick Men in concert, and deliver a three-hour "Crimson Connection" featuring music from Adrian Belew, Tony Levin, Pat Mastelotto, Julie Slick, Markus Retuer, and Michael Bernier. The tour will continue through October 29. Check www.vincefont.com to get a full listing of all concert dates and venues for this once in a lifetime experience.
Adrian Belew - Ampersand (4:23) Stick Men - Firebird Suite pt1 (2:55) Stick Men - Firebird Suite pt2 (4:11) Stick Men - Firebird Suite pt3 (3:12) Stick Men - Firebird Suite pt4 (3:03) Julie Slick - Choke (1:57) Julie Slick - Many Laughs (3:02) Julie Slick - Mora (3:27) Adrian Belew - Of Bow And Drum (4:34) Michael Clay & Adrian Belew - Frame by Frame (4:29) Tony Levin - Slow Glide (4:01) Centrozoon - Carpet Demon (3:59) Centrozoon - Pop Killer (3:44) Markus Reuter featuring Sha - 0099 (13:17) Adrian Belew - Fly (4:45) Adrian Belew - People (3:46) Mr.Mister - Broken Wings (5:46) Mr. Mister - Learning To Crawl (5:47) Pat Mastelotto - Hybrid Remix of Salvaging by Steven Wilson (5:02) Pat Mastelotto - Optikus by KTU [Live] (4:53) Pat Mastelotto - Alpha & Omega by Tovah (3:43) Pat Mastelotto - Dervish and Angst Part One (with Ian Boddy and Markus Reuter) (3:23) California Guitar Trio (plus Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto) - Heart Of The Sunrise [Live] (7:11) California Guitar Trio - Echoes (12:27) Tony Levin, David Torn, Alan White - Brain Tattoo (3:14) Michael Bernier - Circus Elephant (5:12) Carl Bahner and Julie Slick - Why Is That Man Wearing Nothing but Knickerbockers and a Jetpack? (3:44) Moonbound - Our Day Will Come (4:22) Moonbound - Flash Through Your Brain (3:33) Adrian Belew - Heartbeat (4:00)
On the latest episode of Progopolis, Vince interviews singer/songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist Fabio Trentini about the new Moonbound album "Peak of Eternal Light." Also, new music from Ozric Tentacles, Lake Cisco, Michael Bernier, Trentemoller, and a live call-in from Shawn "The Bishie" Bishop of Behind the Lines fame. Guess it's not such a big mystery anymore!
Ozric Tentacles - Lemon Kush (6:17) Bruford - Joe Frazier (4:45) Lake Cisco - Cliffhanger (7:22) Genesis - Get 'Em Out By Friday (8:35) Jaga Jazzist - 220 V / Spektral (7:03) Peter Hammill - Child (4:25) Michael Bernier - Morning (5:14) Trentemoller - Sycamore Feeling (6:03) Neil Young - Don't Let it Bring You Down (2:57)
Fabio Trentini Interview (54:33) Featured songs: Moonbound - Our Day Will Come Moonbound - Peak of Eternal Light Moonbound - Hold Me Moonbound - Heatwave Moonbound - Here in Wonderland Moonbound - Confession and Release Le Orme - Il Romanzo di Alessandro Guano Apes - You Can't Stop Me Moonbound - While We Sleep
Kiss - Tears are Falling (3:54) Marillion - Don't Hurt Yourself (5:48) Marillion - The Invisible Man (13:37) REQUEST Porcupine Tree - A Smart Kid (5:21) Porcupine Tree - Tinto Brass (6:18) Steven Wilson - Salvaging (8:17) REQUEST Ghost - Hazy Paradise (4:52)
In response to Rolling Stone's recent 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time list, which criminally ignored some of the most important guitarists in recent memory and added insult to injury by listing many that don't even deserve mention, we decided to come up with our own. The latest episode of Progopolis represents part 1 of a 3-part series counting down the individuals who we consider to be the 50 most underappreciated, underrated, and generally overlooked guitarists in rock and prog history. Some of our choices may cause you to scratch your chin, others to pump your fists in agreement. Hopefully, our decision to force you to listen to the podcast to discover our choices won't tick you off too much. Besides, spoilers suck! This episode of Progopolis also features the world premiere of a track from the forthcoming album by GRICE, as well as a brand new track from Kate Bush's recently released 50 Words For Snow.
The 50 Most Underappreciated Guitarists of All Time, Part 2
On the latest episode of Progopolis, we continue the countdown for our selection of the 50 most underappreciated, underrated, and generally overlooked guitarists in the world and deliver a spiteful "Take THAT, Rolling Stone!" to the creators of the top 100 list that inspired the theme. If you're dying to find out who our top 10 choices will be, make sure to tune in live on Saturday, December 17, where we'll perform the last great reveal and quite possibly deliver a shock to your senses so severe that it'll take you weeks to recover. You've been warned! This week's episode also features music from the exciting debut release by Hess & Franzen.
The 50 Most Underappreciated Guitarists of All Time, Part 3
Spurred by the criminal negligence displayed in Rolling Stone magazine's 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time list, we decided to take matters into our own hands and make things right. The latest episode of Progopolis serves as the final chapter of a 3-part series counting down the people who we consider to be the most underappreciated, overlooked and ignored guitarists of all time. Who made it into our top 10? Who will be our number 1 choice? You'll have to listen to the podcast to find out, but the good news is there's plenty of great music to absorb as you work your way toward the ultimate revelation. This episode of Progopolis also features our traditional Holiday broadcast of the Progopolis-exclusive track Jingle Bell Prog featuring Bobby Helms, Steven Wilson, Adrian Belew, Fish, and Shawn Bishop. We hope you agree with our selections! If not, drop us a line and let us know and we'll include your suggestions on a future episode tentatively titled Axe Gods: Oversights and Omissions.
At long last, our top 50 choices for the most underappreciated guitarists of all time is revealed. Remember, none of the musicians listed below were included in Rolling Stone's recent "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" list -- which was the very impetus behind us creating our own list. Let us know what you think! We'll include your feedback in an upcoming episode of Progopolis tentatively titled "Axe Gods: Oversights and Omissions." The list below is divided up across the last 3 episodes of Progopolis, each of which can still be downloaded or streamed at http://www.thedividingline.com/p
#50 Roine Stolt #49 Paul Bremner (IZZ) #48 Alan Sparhawk (Low) #47 Ed Wynne (Ozric Tentacles) #46 Bernie Leadon (Eagles) #45 Don Felder (Eagles) #44 Ian Chrichton (Saga) #43 John Wesley #42 Gary Clark #41 Suzanne Vega #40 Doug Ott (Enchant) #39 Piotr Grudzinski (Riverside) #38 John Mitchell (Frost*) #37 George Thorogood #36 Justin Hayward #35 Michael Hedges #34 Mike Oldfield #33 David Torn #32 Neal Schon #31 Phil Manzanera #30 Michael Bernier #29 John Petrucci #28 Terje Rypdal #27 Steve Hillage #26 Tommy Shaw #25 Stanley Whitaker (Happy the Man) #24 Peter Hammill #23 Martin Barre #22 Syd Barrett #21 James Calvin Wilsey (Chris Isaak band) #20 Kerry Livgren #19 Trey Gunn #18 Chris DeGarmo #17 Mike Rutherford #16 Marty Willson-Piper (The Church) #15 Dave Gregory #14 Markus Reuter #13 The California Guitar Trio (group award) #12 Anthony Phillips #11 Mike Holmes (iQ) #10 Allan Holdsworth #9 Peter Banks #8 Steve Howe #7 Pat Metheny #6 Steven Wilson #5 Andy Latimer #4 Adrian Belew #3 Steve Rothery #2 Steve Hackett #1 Eric Johnson
Would you believe it? 2011 was another great year for music, making it even harder for us to narrow down our list of choices for the 20 best albums. Being natural born "list makers" didn't make it any easier, apparently. Although we'd known for quite some time that "Peak of Eternal Light" by Moonbound was probably going to be our number one choice, some last-minute discoveries and fabulous late December releases forced us to make some painful decisions like pushing Van Der Graaf Generator, Trey Gunn, Opeth, and John Wetton out of contention. We're kidding about the Wetton. But not about the rest. We hope you'll agree with the majority of our choices, although we know there's not a snowball's chance in hell that anyone will agree with them all. Thanks to all of the wonderful artists who helped make 2011 an unforgettable year.
Vince and Daisy proudly present the world premiere of the new EP "Screaming Into the Void" by prog metal band American Hollow. Visit www.americanhollowband.com to learn more.
Also in this episode...
- Tunes from the Busan music scene featuring Poko Lambro and Damn Sight. - New music from Norwegian band Funin. - Italian singer/songwriter Marco Machera. - German electronic soundscape artist Matzumi. - Details on the Trey Gunn/Markus Reuter seminar Music and the Tapping Technique.
On this month's episode of Progopolis, we pay tribute to some of the influential musicians that have passed away in the last few months. But rest assured, it's not all gloom and doom and sadness and despair. There are also plenty of rockin' tunes and wacky banter throughout, including Vince's embarrassing high school story about getting caught red-handed trying to read a love interest's diary. For those juicy details, fast-foward to the 130:50 mark!
The Afghan Whigs - Debonair (4:14) Squarepusher - 303 Scopem Hard (4:56) Donna Summer - MacArthur Park (7:39) Men At Work - Down Under (3:45) Gary Moore - Still Got the Blues (6:10) Beastie Boys - Paul Revere (3:40) Crimson Jazz Trio - Lament (9:19) Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (25:29) Camel - Song Within A Song (7:14) Dimitris Kyriakidis - Air Hunt (6:37) Peter Gabriel - Of These, Hope - Reprise (2:44) Porcupine Tree - Lazarus (4:18) Cutting Crew - (I Just) Died In Your Arms (4:37) Fish - Faithhealer (5:00) American Hollow - Say, Is It Really True? (7:37) Hess & Franzen - China Inox (3:51) GRICE - Patiently (6:32) Moonbound - Flash Through Your Brain (3:33) Moonbound - Confession and Release (5:15) Donny Who Loved Bowling - Bunk Floyd (4:09) Michael Bernier - Circus Elephant (5:12) Danny Wilson - Five Friendly Aliens (4:59) Tears For Fears - Sea Song (3:51)
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