A smorgasbord of prog rock non'stopolis awaits your ears on the latest episode of Prog'opolis, plus the exciting premiere of the debut solo album from Adrian Belew Power Trio's own Julie Slick featuring contributions from Robert Fripp, Pat Mastelotto, and Stick Men's Michael Bernier.
King Crimson - Drop In (Live) David Sylvian & Robert Fripp - Firepower (Live) Genesis - The Chamber Of 32 Doors Riverside - Hyperactive Pink Floyd - A Saucerful of Secrets (Live) Marillion - White Russian Alan Parsons Project - Games People Play Gentle Giant - Free Hand KTU - Kataklasm Tiny Tim - Another Brick in the Wall Bill Bruford - The Sliding Floor
Sneak Preview: Julie Slick www.julieslick.com Julie Slick - Mora Julie Slick - Choke Julie Slick - Nothing to Be Done ulie Slick - Shadow Trip
Adrian Belew Power Trio - Thela Hun Ginjeet (Live) Mike Oldfield - Family Man Spring - Grail Genesis - Domino (Part One - In The Glow Of The Night, Part Two - The Last Domino) H - Cage Kate Bush - King of the Mountain Unity Gain - Dodo Elbow - Starlings Porcupine Tree - Blackest Eyes Bang Camaro - Night Lies
On this week's episode of Prog'opolis, we attempted to deliver an entire evening of music you've (hopefully) never heard before, featuring artists like Ben Rusch, Christopher Petkus, We Sell Seashells, Relocator, IZZ guitarist Paul Bremner, and more selections from Julie Slick’s debut solo CD. Also, the internet premiere of the new album "Whisper Campaign" by Utah progressive rock band American Hollow.
Ben Rusch - Out of Time American Hollow - Blow Wind! Bring Forth Storm We Sell Seashells - Part 1 We Sell Seashells - Part 2 We Sell Seashells - Interlude We Sell Seashells - Part 3 Non Finire Mai - Propellerboy Paul Bremner - Vita Aeterna Paul Bremner - Sleep Eludes the Dreamer Paul Bremner - Prelude to a Memory Relocator - Biosphere American Hollow - Prizards Deerhoof - This Magnificent Bird Will Rise Christopher Petkus - Hot Damn Dot Com Christopher Petkus - The Bringer of Storms is Scarred and Broken Christopher Petkus - Hey Guys Hey Gals Julie Slick - Many Laughs Julie Slick - Spice Trade Lisa Germano - All the Pretty Lies The Azusa Plane - The Miracle of the Octave Spain - Untitled #1 Ugress - It Was a Great Year (Movies With Robots) Milla - The Alien Song (For Those Who Listen) Ben Rusch - As Good As it Gets (The Wicked Witch of the West) Proud 2B Weird - Dark Liquid Hope in Ghosts - Stitches Lamb - Gabriel Transister - Flow Gary Clark - This Is Why, J Godspeed You! Black Emperor - East Hastings
It seems Asia’s new album “Omega” has the progressive world divided into two feuding factions. But what else can you expect from a band as revered and reviled? On last night’s progressive rock podcast Prog’opolis, we discussed this--and a whole lot more. Like when is it okay for bands to re-record entire segments of live performances? Is there a statute of limitations? If not there should be, as evidenced by the live version of “Supper’s Ready” by Genesis, which was originally recorded in 1973 but had new vocals dropped in by Peter Gabriel in 1995.
A special note to all you American prog fans in Colorado: there's a prog-metal band you won't want to miss called American Hollow that's going to be in your neck of the woods on June 17 and 19. Get more information at www.americanhollowband.com
Cold Fairyland - Mirror Theater (Live) Porcupine Tree - Anesthetize (Live) King Crimson - Lady of the Dancing Water (Alternate Take) King Crimson - Lizard: Prince Rupert Awakes/Bolero: The Peacock's Tale/The Battle of Glass Tears (including Dawn Song, Last Skirmish, Prince Rupert's Lament) American Hollow - Operator American Hollow - Variable American Hollow - Constant Genesis - Supper's Ready (Live 1973) Asia - Finger On The Trigger Porcupine Tree - Music For The Head Porcupine Tree - Jupiter Island Blackfield - 1,000 People UHF Soundtrack - Spatula City Commercial American Hollow - Terronoia American Hollow - State of Decay Ugress - E-Pipe Marillion - Afraid Of Sunlight Pink Floyd - Welcome to The Machine The Guess Who - Sour Suite Aphex Twin - Come to Daddy Nick Drake - Place To Be Royksopp - What Else Is There? Royksopp - In Space Pete Sinfield - The Night People Cold Fairyland - Puzzle Fractal - Mauves/The Great Pain
What started out as an evening of music with no general theme quickly evolved before our eyes, and before we realized what was happening the show had taken a life of its own. We decided not to fight it. After all, who controls the mysterious hand of providence? Episode 146 is an experiment in fear. Or maybe it's more accurate to call it an experiment in finding out how resilient the hosts were in throwing together a three-hour playlist of songs dealing with phobias. Did we succeed? Or were we simply having one off the wrist? We'll let you decide. Download the show from http://www.thedividingline.com/p
NOTE: Tune in next Saturday July 3 for a three-hour special, The Crimson Connection 1979.
The Bears - Normal (URSAPHOBIA) Genesis - Back in N.Y.C. (live) Marillion - Mad (live) (MANIAPHOBIA) Aphex Twin - Icct Hedral (Philip Glass Orchestration) Elbow - Any Day Now The Church - Reptile (HERPETOPHOBIA) Genesis - All in a Mouse's Night (MUSOPHOBIA) The Who - Boris the Spider (ARACHNOPHOBIA) Fish - Goldfish and Clowns (COULROPHOBIA) David Bowie - I'm Afraid of Americans (XENOPHOBIA) Suzanne Vega - Blood Makes Noise (HEMOPHOBIA) Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet (ASTROPHOBIA) Jem Godfrey - Afraid of Summer (UNIDENTIFIED) Blue Oyster Cult - (Don't Fear) The Reaper (NECROPHOBIA) Explosions In The Sky - It's Natural to Be Afraid Roy Orbison - Running Scared Marillion - Afraid of Sunrise (live) (HELIOPHOBIA) American Hollow - Prizards (NEILASPAROPHOBIA) Pink Floyd - Fearless Disturbed - Fear Kevin Gilbert - Fear Oingo Boingo - Nothing to Fear (But Fear Itself) (PHOBIAPHOBIA) Low - Fear Europeans - Acid Rain (OMBROPHOBIA) Fish - Fearless Fleetwood Mac - I'm So Afraid (live) Black - I'm Not Afraid
On July 10, Prog’opolis will bring you “The Crimson Connection 1979”, an entire show focusing on what past and future King Crimson members were up to in the last year of the glorious 70s. To whet your appetite and catch you up to speed, this week we bring you a repeat episode of Prog’opolis originally broadcast November 21, 2009: “The Crimson Connection 1978”.
Playlist for “The Crimson Connection 1978” Blondie - Fade Away And Radiate (4:01) Bruford - Feels Good To Me (3:53) Bruford - Beelzebub (3:22) Bill Bruford - Back To The Beginning *live* (7:01) Bill Bruford - Adios A La Pasada (Goodbye To The Past) *live* (7:34) Annette Peacock - Real & Defined Androgens (10:58) U.K. - In the Dead of Night (5:34) U.K. - By the Light of Day (4:29) U.K. - Presto Vivace And Reprise (3:05) Peter Gabriel - Exposure (4:18) Peter Gabriel - White Shadow (5:19) Anthony Phillips - Sisters Of Remindum (4:32) Anthony Phillips - Um And Aargh (4:53) Anthony Phillips - Nightmare (7:30) Camel - Never Let Go*live* (7:29) Camel - The Sleeper (7:04) Camel - A Song Within A Song *live* (7:10) Foreigner - Tramontane (3:55) Foreigner - Double Vision (3:43) Foreigner - Back Where You Belong (3:14) David Bowie - Stay *live* (7:18) David Bowie - Station To Station *live* (8:40) David Bowie - Heroes *live* (6:10) Richard Wright - Cat Cruise (5:16) Richard Wright - Pink's Song (3:29) Robert Fripp - First Set *live* (13:35)
*Tune in to www.thedividingline.com on Saturday July 10 (7pm-10pm Pacific) for “The Crimson Connection 1979”.
On the latest episode of the progressive rock podcast Prog'opolis we bring you "The Crimson Connection 1979", a full three hours that gives you a taste of the various musical pies the ex and future King Crimson members had their fingers in during the last year of the 70s. We also deliver late breaking news from Ottawa about an attacking giant hogweed, announce rules and deadline information for the Judy Dyble remix contest, relay Adrian Belew's latest efforts to reform King Crimson, and let you know what Pete Sinfield was really talking about when he wrote the lyrics for ELP's Karn Evil 9. Download the podcast or listen in streaming audio by going here: http://www.thedividingline.com/p
Robert Fripp - Breathless U.K. - Night After Night (Live) Bad Company - Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Bruford - The Abingdon Chasp The Roches - Pretty and High U.K. - Carrying No Cross Frank Zappa - I Have Been in You Frank Zappa - Flakes Frank Zappa - The Sheik Yerbouti Tango Frank Zappa - Baby Snakes Frank Zappa - Tryin' to Grow a Chin Frank Zappa - City of Tiny Lights Frank Zappa - Dancin' Fool Robert Fripp - 1st Inaugural Address to the I.A.C.E. Sherborne House Robert Fripp - You Burn Me Up I'm A Cigarette Carly Simon - Vengeance Anthony Phillips - Um and Aargh Anthony Phillips - I Want Your Love Foreigner - Do What You Like Blondie with Robert Fripp - Sister Midnight (Live) David Bowie - Red Money Peter Sinfield & Brian Eno - In a Land of Clear Colours, Part 1 Peter Sinfield & Brian Eno - In a Land of Clear Colours, Part 3 Peter Sinfield & Brian Eno - In a Land of Clear Colours, Part 6 Peter Sinfield & Brian Eno - In a Land of Clear Colours, Part 12 Bruford - The Sahara of Snow Parts 1 and 2 Robert Fripp - Chicago (Alternate) Bad Company - Gone, Gone, Gone Anthony Phillips - Sisters of Remindum U.K. - Rendezvous 6:02 (Live) Robert Fripp - Exposure
Robert Fripp recently gave rap artist Kanye West permission to license "21st Century Schizoid Man" for the purposes of sampling. Whether this was an act of financial savvy or a lapse of creative judgment is debatable, but before deciding you should probably hear the song. For those interested, the end result is included in the latest episode of Prog'opolis.
Also included: New music from Stick Men (featuring Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto), and a 25th anniversary airing of "The Falcon and the Snowman" by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays. The playlist is below. The show awaits your ears.
Stick Men - Red (Live) Porcupine Tree - Normal (Live)
Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays: "The Falcon and the Snowman" (1985) Psalm 121 (Flight Of The Falcon) Daulton Lee Chris The Falcon This is Not America Extent of the Lie The Level of Deception Capture Epilogue (Psalm 121)
Stick Men - Soup www.papabear.com Stick Men - Hands pt1 Stick Men - Hands pt2 Stick Men - Hands pt3 Stick Men - Fugue Stick Men - Sasquatch Kanye West - Power (featuring 21st Century Schizoid Man) Genesis - Squonk Fish - What Colour is God? Van Der Graaf Generator - Man-Erg Eman Gilligan - Override Eman Gilligan - Sole Desire Rush - YYZ Steve Hackett - Every Day American Hollow - State of Decay www.americanhollowband.com Adrian Belew - Fly Ghost - Hazy Paradise Queen - The Show Must Go On *In memory of Dave P*
This episode is dedicated in full to thanking the faithful friends and listeners who, through their efforts and their votes, helped Prog'opolis break into the top 5 rankings at Podcast Alley. The show also features brand new music from We Sell Seashells and guitarist Matt Stevens, as well as more new live Porcupine Tree from their DVD Anesthetize. We've also dug up a rare treasure in Doc Severinsen's 1970 cover of a classic King Crimson song. Tune in Saturday August 21 for a special Live and Interactive with Utah progressive rock band American Hollow.
American Hollow - Blow Wind! Bring Forth Storm Pat Metheny Group - Follow Me Doc Severinsen - In the Court of the Crimson King We Sell Seashells - Be Excellent to Each Other Matt Stevens - Lake Man The Human Experimente - 21st Century Schizoid Man (feat. Robert Fripp, Maynard Keenan, Jeff Fayman) ZZZZZZ - The Bump Marillion - Going Under (Extended Version) Europeans - Don't Give Your Heart to Anybody Massive Attack - Girl I Love You Porcupine Tree - My Ashes (Live) Porcupine Tree - Halo (Live) Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Moya Stick Men - Scarlet Wheel Sandy Denny - No More Sad Refrains Sany Denny and The Strawbs - Who Knows Where the Time Goes Strawbs - Autumn Judy Dyble - Nimbus Thitherwood King Crimson - I Talk to the Wind (Duo Version) King Crimson - Starless Engineers - Brighter As We Fall Spiritualized - Cop Shoot Cop... Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova - If You Want Me
Vince and Daisy are proud to present an exclusive live performance by prog metal band American Hollow of their debut album "Whisper Campaign," recorded August 21 in Salt Lake City at Audio Space studios on a balmy Utah summer night with plenty of beer on hand and a specially imported bottle of 1792 Kentucky bourbon. Download the show in high quality mp3 format or listen via streaming audio at www.thedividingline.com/p We spoke with the band between sets and fielded questions from the listening audience, with conversation ranging from progressive rock to science fiction. For more information about American Hollow and to order a copy of their CD, visit www.americanhollowband.com
The evening's set list: Terronoia State of Decay Operator Variable Constant Gravity Illumineye Prizards Blow Wind! Bring Forth Storm 21st Century Schizoid Man Terranoyed
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When the cat's away, the mice will... broadcast deep, deep into the night. Vince takes to the airwaves in a five-hour solo broadcast featuring new music from textural guitarist Simeon Harris. For more information visit http://www.simeonharris.co.uk/. Featuring guest co-host Shawn Bishop of "Behind the Lines" podcast. Download the show in high quality mp3 format or listen via streaming audio at http://www.thedividingline.com/p
Playlist for August 28, 2010 Simeon Harris - The Space Between Breaths The Swell Season - Fitzcarraldo (Live) The Frames - Song for Someone Pink Floyd - Free Four Blackfield - 1,000 People Airlord - Pictures In A Puddle Michael Hedges - Ragamuffin Napoleon XIV - They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa! Fish - Solo McDonald & Giles - Tomorrow's People Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space Genesis - Carpet Crawlers 99 Magyar Posse - Pacific Ocean / Death in the Desert Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls Chris Rea - Candles Mangs - No Moi No Tu Pink Floyd - Hey You Genesis - Behind The Lines (Live) Genesis - Duchess (Live) Danny Wilson - Nothing Ever Goes To Plan Vince Font feat. Shawn Bishop - Writing on the Wall Crimson Jazz Trio - Inner Garden King Crimson - Moonchild (2009 Remix) Fish - The Perception of Johnny Punter Yak - Jadis of Charn Camel Cigarettes Commercial - Doctor's Choice Camel - Song Within A Song George Thorogood and the Destroyers - I Drink Alone George Thorogood and the Destroyers - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer The Wishing Tree - Midnight Snow Marillion - Angelina Porcupine Tree - Shesmovedon Arena - Crying For Help I Arena - Crying For Help II Arena - Crying For Help IV Royksopp - Sparks The Frames - The Cost Jem Godfrey - Envy Cow (The Feeding) Jem Godfrey - Dogheater Jem Godfrey - Saltaire American Hollow - Blow Wind! Bring Forth Storm American Hollow - State of Decay Aragon - Rocking Horse Interference - Gold
Strawbs - Remembering Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah U2 - The Unforgettable Fire Porcupine Tree - Lazarus (Live) Pineapple Thief - Remember Us Yes - Soon Marillion - The Wound Blackfield - Blackfield (Live) Kino - Leave a Light On Simon Apple - Weight Of The World Camel - For Today The Swell Season - High Horses The Swell Season - Fitzcarraldo (Live) Fractal - Giving Tree David Sylvian - September David Sylvian - Orpheus Adrian Belew - Fly (Live) King Crimson - One Time Michael Clay and Adrian Belew - The Man in the Moon Crimson Jazz Trio - Inner Garden RPWL - Roses Airbag - Safe Like You Judy Dyble - Shining George Harrison - Beware Of Darkness Lycia - The Better Things To Come George Michael - Praying For Time David Bowie - Heroes (Live) REM - Sweetness Follows King Crimson - Requiem Marillion - Go!
Check out the archive of Saturday night's Progopolis, now available for download or streaming audio at http://www.thedividingline.com/p. We had an exciting night of musical premieres, and played selections from the following new and forthcoming releases.
* Big Big Train "Far Skies, Big Time" * California Guitar Trio "Andromeda" * Goldbug "The Seven Dreams" * Donny Who Loved Bowling "Screeching and Exploding"
Rumour Cubes - The University Is A Factory Donny Who Loved Bowling - Bunk Floyd American Hollow - 21st Century Schizoid Man (Live) Big Big Train - Master of Time Big Big Train - Fat Billy Shouts Mine The Knife - Heartbeats (Live) The Frames - The Cost Donny Who Loved Bowling - Ain't Gotta Come On So Boss Donny Who Loved Bowling - Corsets to Covet Donny Who Loved Bowling - Invocation Donny Who Loved Bowling - Deena's Mitten Porcupine Tree - Open Car Portishead - Hunter Portishead - Small California Guitar Trio - Cathedral Peak California Guitar Trio - Andromeda California Guitar Trio - Improv 9 California Guitar Trio - Improv 7 California Guitar Trio - Improv 8 (Layered Circulation) Danny Wilson - Spencer Tracey King L - Greedy King L - That's How it Works Elbow - Switching Off Marillion - Misplaced Childhood 25th Anniversary Redux (Part Deux) Goldbug - Shadow Memory Goldbug - The Departure Goldbug - Unraveling Goldbug - Scratching the Third Eye Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Motherfucker = Redeemer (Part Two)
Let There Be More Light The Gold it's In The... Not Now, John Biding My Time Marooned A Pillow of Winds Obscured By Clouds Cymbaline Lucifer Sam Green is the Colour The Narrow Way (Part 1-3) Fat Old Sun (Live, 1971) Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict Mudmen A New Machine (Part 1) Terminal Frost Us and Them (special guest performance by Donny Who Loved Bowling) Candy and a Currant Bun (AKA Let's Roll Another One) San Tropez See Saw Southampton Dock The Final Cut Signs of Life Yet Another Movie (Round and Around) Paintbox What Do You Want From Me One of These Days (guest performance by Rene Young and Shawn Bishop) Julia Dream Absolutely Curtains
Epic, five hour Halloween special featuring the premiere of new Steven Wilson remixes of King Crimson's "In the Wake of Poseidon" and "Islands." Listen here http://www.thedividingline.com/p
King Crimson - The Devil's Triangle (Rehearsal Version from Wessex Studios) Genesis - Home By The Sea Genesis - Second Home By The Sea Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells, Part One Steve Hackett - Vampire With A Healthy Appetite Frank Zappa and The Mothers - Zomby Woof The Zombeatles - A Hard Day's Night of the Living Dead Blackfield - Blackfield Blackfield - This Killer Porcupine Tree - Octane Twisted Porcupine Tree - The Seance Porcupine Tree - Circle Of Manias Steven Wilson and John Wesley - I Drive the Hearse (Live) Wax Audio - Thunder Busters Orson Welles and Co. - War of the Worlds Miriodor - Envoutement (Bewitchment) Johnny Cash - (Ghost) Riders In The Sky Vincent Price - Goddess Electric Light Orchestra - Evil Woman The Church - Witch Hunt Magyar Posse - Witchcraft Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Bitches Crystal Genesis - The Lady Lies Marillion - Separated Out Marillion - Freaks Marillion - Grendel King Crimson - A Peacemaking Stint Unrolls (Previously Unreleased) King Crimson - Cadence and Cascade (Greg Lake guide vocal) King Crimson - Drop In (Islands lineup rehearsal) King Crimson - In The Wake Of Poseidon King Crimson - Sailor's Tale (Live at the Zoom Club) King Crimson - The Letters (Live at Plymouth) King Crimson - Islands (Fragment) King Crimson - Groon (2010 mix) King Crimson - Ladies of the Road (Take 5) King Crimson - Cadence and Cascade (Instrumental Version) King Crimson - Formentera Lady (Rough Mix) Blue Oyster Cult - (Don't Fear) The Reaper Orson Welles and Co. - War of the Worlds Aragon - Ghosts Giles, Giles & Fripp - Murder Danny Elfman - This Is Halloween Orson Welles and Co. - War of the Worlds The Alan Parsons Project - The Cask of Amontillado Kate Bush - Hammer Horror The Zombeatles - Hey Food 28 Days Later Soundtrack - In The House/In A Heartbeat Mum - The Ghosts You Draw on My Back Bobby 'Boris' Pickett - The Monster Mash
On the heels of an official order by representatives of Declan Music and Robert Fripp to immediately halt the promotion of all King Crimson music, we've decided to take the show in a new direction. This week's podcast heralds the launch of the new and improved "Progopolis 2.0" and the start of a new show feature that's very near and dear to our hearts (and hopefully the hearts of all like-minded Pink Floyd enthusiasts): The Gravy Train. For those interested in learning about the chain of events that led to the demise of The Crimson Connection, we've taken this opportunity to address the issue on-air and hopefully clear up any confusion.
Note: This episode was truncated due to an unfortunate (or was it purposeful? hmmm) connectivity issue that kept rearing its ugly head. Queue the X-files theme.
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