Well folks, I finally got all of the Italian prog together for the show. Mind you, do not consider this to be definitive, complete, spoken correctly, or historically acurate. I have only just discovered the wonderful world of Italian Prog myself and I did what I could to pile up a bunch of good stuff. This week you will also here new music from Bittertown, Moon Safari, Billy Sherwood, Pineapple Thief, Senza Nome, Lorenzo Monni, Jennifer Batten, Errorhead, and D.F.A. There is a lot of good stuff to be heard and you will want to listen again, share with friends, mail it to strangers, and petition your senator for a grant to expand the Soundscape library.
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Next week's theme: Eco-prog I will be looking to create a 2 hour set of prog rock songs that focus on the environment, global warming etc. So if you have any ideas, please let me know.
www.thedividingline.com/ss Camper Van Beethoven- Sons of the New Golden West Spock's Beard- Walking on the Wind Jennifer Batten- Cupid's Arrow Caamora- Shadows Beardfish- Cashflow The Pineapple Thief- My Debt To You Billy Sherwood- In the Maze of the Garden Billy Sherwood- In Memory Of... Billy Sherwood- Alive and Wondering Errorhead- Dave Errorhead- Follow Your Dream Acqua Fragile- Science Fiction Suite Acqua Fragile- Three Hands Man D.F.A.- Flying Trip D.F.A.- Vietato Generalizzare New Trolls- Tempo Allegro New Trolls Tempo Adagio (Shadows) New Trolls- Tempo Cadenza-Andante Con Moto New Trolls- Tempo- Shadows (Per Jimi Hendrix) Goblin- ....E Suono Rock Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso- L'Evoluzione Lorenzo Monni- Shapeless Lorenzo Monni- Dislove Lorenzo Monni- Gone Finisterre- Snaporaz Senza Nome- Illusioni Di Un'anima Lontana (1-3) Premiata Forneria Marconi- Il Banchetto Premiata Forneria Marconi- Geranio The Watch- The Border Moon Safari- Constant Bloom Moon Safari- Methusalah's Children Bittertown- The Shadow of the Wind Chris De Burgh- I'm Going Home
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At the begining of every month Soundscape brings you a brief look at the history of prog. This time around we are checking out material from the summer of 71 and that features Peter Hammill, Atomic Rooster, and Gentle Giant. My appologies to Peter Hammill fans, the tracks that I attempted to play were distorted, so we will get back to Peter in October. Also in this show I chat about my experiences at Dragoncon (profound and otherwise) and we present a short set of Dragoncon oriented music.
www.thedividingline.com/ss Next week the theme moves to Physics in Prog and this one has been building for a while. If you can think of songs that suggests the themes of physics, please send them to woody@thedividingline.com
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Marillion- Freaks Billy Sherwood- Forward Relayer- Slipstream Todd Grubbs- The Fearless Future The Onion Radio News Timothy Pure- A Damp Preserve Timothy Pure- The Fly Man and the Snake Willowglass- The Maythorne Grass Overhead- The Sun Overhead- Lost Inside The Moody Blues- Question Deep Purple- Fireball Procol Harum- Simple Sister The Who- Bargain Beach Boys- Feel Flows Moody Blues- The Story in Your Eyes The debilitated files of Peter Hamill Gentle Giant- Acquiring the Taste Gentle Giant- Pantagruels Nativity Gentle Giant- The House, The Street, The Room Gentle Giant- Black Cat Gentle Giant- The Moon is Down Atomic Rooster- Breakthrough Atomic Rooster- A Spoonful of Bromide helps the Pulse Rate Go Down Atomic Rooster- Decision/Indecison Atomic Rooster- Black Snake Atomic Rooster- Break the Ice Abney Park- Airship Pirate Abney Park- This Dark and Twisted Road Star One- Master of Darkness The Great Luke Ski- Gettin' Giggety Wit It BT4- Watchtower (BSG edition) George Hrab- Brainsbodyboth Fromuz- Stone Salad Moonbound- Last Minute of the Day ELP- Show me the Way to go Home
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Hello to my fellow mad scientists and progonauts, this week dandy download is now available for your listening pleasure. The theme for this week is progressive music with a physics theme. I was actually quite surtprised to discover such a large conglomeration of songs that fit this theme. Also look out for new music from Anathema, Lunatic Soul, David Byrne & Brian Eno, Big Elf, Galexia and more.
This weeks show was one of the heaviest I have done in a long while. There is very little chance to relax, so I suggest you place yourself in a theta wave length during your journey so that the intensity of the journey can easily be digested. Alternatively, get in your car and take a 4 hour trip to someplace and let the music dictate the drive. You will be there sooner than you would guess, and you will likely crave a ciggarette.
Jefferson Airpane- Planes Hydra- In the Stars Lunatic Soul- Lunatic Soul Presto Ballet- Thieves Glyder- Weather the Storm Little Atlas- Silence Byrne & Eno- Home, Wanted for Life Anathema- Unchained Cryptic Vison- I am the Energy Proto-Kaw- Quantum- Leapfrog Ayreon- E=MC2 Eddie Izzard- Science Ghost Circus- Accelerate Todd Grubbs- Time Space and The Electric Muse- Supermassive Blackhole Relayer- Parabola Dr. Science- Matter & Antimatter Eaten by Tigers- Entropy Erik Norlander- Critical Mass PFM- Kaleidoscopic Nuetronic Accelerator The Onion Radio News Rush- Superconductor Ayreon- Cosmic Fusion Syzygy- Light Speed Queensryche- Speed of Light Dr. Science- Speed of Light Airbag- Speed of Light Frank Zappa- Light is all that Matters Ken Nordine- Quark Secret Saucer- Atom Smasher Bigelf- Blackball Bigelf- The Evils of Rock and Roll Bigelf- Money, It's Pure Evil Galexia- Xanax Galexia- The Maze Magica- All Waters Have the Colour of Drowning Telestrion- Astronomy Domine Marillion- House
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Through dangers untold, and hardships un-numbered, I fought my way to the Goblin city...
The begining of this show was frought with complications, but I think I got away with it due to the awesomeness that exudes from the musical selections this week. In a recent meeting with one of the professors from Saybrook, Dr. Steven Pritzker, mentioned a new term that he was coining called the 'False Aha Moment'. The Aha moment, is that booming idea that comes loud and clear through us when we have a depth of clarity and a feeling that we have solved a problem or broken through a block, often shouting scientific hooha's from the bath such as "Eureka! I've just invented the bath plug!". The 'False Aha' would be when you felt equally excited and enlightened, but when turning your idea back out to others had the experience that suggested, you were not the genius you thought you were. This usually results in a patronizing pat on the back, and a sarcastic nice try comment.
The begining of this episode is one such moment. A creative spark, lit up a brush fire of litany, artsy fartsy sort of soliloquy thing. It may have even been a great idea, but I tried to cram so much into the moments leading up to the first song that I imagine I sound as if I am practicing to be an auctioneer at the local wordsmithing ball. So please indulge my verbosity, and enjoy this little excerpt of chaotic life thrown against the windows of time.
This week we get a blast from some fantastic new artists, The Source, and The Black Noodle Project, plus return to the early 80s and the birth of the neo-progressive movement. Also, at the end of the show we have a tribute to our beloved Richard Wright, keyboardist for Pink Floyd, who joined the heavenly jam session earlier this week. We will all miss Rick, but his music lives within us.
www.thedividingline.com/ss Yes- Without Hope You Cannot Start the Day The Source- All Along this Land I-IV The Black Noodle Project- Hope The Black Noodle Project- Awareness The Black Noodle Project- Resistance Bigelf- Race with Time Genesis- Dance on a Volcano Twelfth Night- After the Eclipse Twelfth Night- East to West Pallas- The Ripper Pallas- Crown of Thorns Marillion- Charting the Single Marillion- He Knows You Know IQ- The Last Human Gateway Pink Floyd- Cluster One David Gilmour- On An Island Richard Wright- Reaching for the Rail Pink Floyd- Pigs (Three Different Ones) Pink Floyd- It Would Be So Nice Pink Floyd- Summer 68 Pink Floyd- Wearing the Inside Out Pink Floyd- Great Gig in the Sky Pink Floyd- Any Colour You Like Pink Floyd- Brain Damage Pink Floyd- Eclipse Porcupine Tree- Collapse the Light into Earth Next week, by popular demand we will return to Italy for yet another edition of Escape Velocity. As always, expect more great new music, and hopefully a dj whose steroid supply has run low. If you would like to contact Soudscape please write: woody@thedividingline.com
Do not fool yourself into thinking that there is a lot of yes in this episode. No Roger has illustrated an amazing proliferation of album covers. While not every one of them is progressive, many are. What follows then is a very eclectic set of music that will probably leave you wondering how it is that our musical tardis brought us here, You are likely to be puzzled and repulsed, but you may just find a gemstone amomgst the silt and if so we have done our job. As Suzi put it, "We go where the theme takes us". Indeed we went, we left the planet a few times leaving some of the chatters grabbing hold of the handrails and hanging on for dear life. At one point, I am sorry to say, we lost one of our passengers. Walter no longer to take the turbulence, fell out the door when the ship itself spiraled sideways into a folk rock black hole. The gravity outside of the vehicle was simply to much to keep brother Walter on board. We will make a rescue attempt when next we journey. However, to the brave remainders, I raise my glass to you Slainte Mhath! We will definitely be returning to Roger in the near future; We only scratched the surface.
Next week, Suzi and I will be out celebrating our 9th year of marital bliss. So I will throw the floor open to you guys. If you tell me before Saturday evening, which archive you would like to see in the list next week, I will happily throw it up on the board for your listening pleasure.
The week after we return, we will journey again to 1971, a year with lots of progravity and supranormal musical activity to investigate. Also Suzi will deliver our 3rd musical spelunking moment (which she is holding secret to even me at this time--I am sure the suspense will bring you along).
Soundscape Intro Enchant- Paint the Picture Mystery- Travel to the Night Music Bed: Alan Parsions Project- Where's the Walrus It Bites- Oh My God Thieves Kitchen- Returglas The Onion Radio News Believe- Hope to See Another Day Sound Bed: Godfrey Townsend- The Apostle The Pineapple Thief- Sinners Ozric Tentacles- Vita Voom Sugarloaf- Green-Eyed Lady Sound Bed: ABWH- Themes Yes- Roundabout Gun- Race with the Devil Space Needle- Where the Fuck's My Wallet Music Bed: The Allman Brothers Band- Instrumental Illness Vermilion- Frequent Universal Creations Keep Sound Eternally and Thoroughly Tasting Like Energy Budgie- Breadfan Earth & Fire- Twilight Dreamer Music Bed: Steve Morse- Air on a 6 String The Keith Tippett Group- Green and Orange Night Park Birdsongs of the Mesozoic- Centrifuge Christopher Ambler- Soundscape Promo McKendree Spring- Todays the Day Rick Wakeman- Mr. Slow Music Bed: Jeam Michel Jarre- Ethnicolor I Osibisa- Move On Gentle Giant- A Cry for Everyone Roger Dean- Soundscape Promo (Rought Cut) Greenslade- Melange Lighthouse- 1849 Music Bed: Jean Michel Jarre- Zoolook King Crimson- Frame by Frame Subplanet- Suit (Rough Cut) Ramases- Quasar One Nucleus- Elastic Rock Uriah Heep- Magician's Birthday Music Bed: Blue Man Group- Opening Mandelbrot Powerglove- Tetris Soundscape Outro
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