A little early for Earth day as I somehow crossed it with Tax Day...oh well
In this episode you will hear new music from Umphreys McGee, Knight Area, and Marillion. Also for those of you enjoying the song of the week, this week we explore Terrapin Station by the Grateful Dead.
Next week, Kidscape! The idea is to a childs primer to prog rock, nut we can also hang with childlike titles such as Harold the Barrel and so forth. I would love to hear your suggestions for this theme. Also we will talk to the band Kite, as we explore the song of the week. See you all next time.
SHOW #56 Earthscape- April 11, 2007 ****Earthscape**** Merl Saunders- Blues from the Rainforest w/Jerry Garcia Ayreon- The First Man on Earth (For Shepard) World Party- Ship of Fools Marillion- Seasons End (For Franklin) ABWH- Vultures Blackfield- Cloudy Now RPWL- Hole in the Sky Alice Cooper- Brutal Planet (for John) Rusted Root- Cruel Sun Toy Matinee- Last Plane Out Styx- These are the Times Devin Townsend- Earth Day (For Tasha) Acoustic Syndicate- Terra Firma Grateful Dead- We Can Run Marillion- The Last Century for Man Pendragon- Last Man on Earth (For Shepard) Porcupine Tree- Last Chance to Evacuate Planet Earth before it is Recycled (Several Suggestions) Von Frickle- Terra Firma Exodus Orchestra- Before we go
***Song of the Week**** Grateful Dead- Terrapin Station Grateful Dead- Mock Turtle Jam
Umphrey's McGee- Bright Lights, Big City Umphrey's McGee- Higgins Umphreys McGee- Dividions Knight Area- A Different Man Knight Area- Dreamweaver Marillion- Somewhere Else
****Next week- Kidscape:A Childs Guide to Prog! Ideas, drop me a line at woody@thedividingline.com****
The wonderful thing about Soundscape is that I am the only one (sing as if it was the Tigger song)! The Booty-- New Knight Area, Marillion, The Watch, Sympozion Stowaways- Kite with Interview for song of the week The Crew- Jam Session with special Umphrey's & Adrian Belew team-up, Kidscape for the child in your heart
Next week- We return to the library for music that is connected to literature. There are still quite a few books on the shelf. Please send in your suggestions for this theme, there are many that I have not yet discovered.
Also be sure and drop by my blogspace for insight into this weeks show as well as links to the music I have offered www.myspace.com/soundscape42
SHOW #58 Kidscape- April 18, 2007 Umphrey's McGee- The Bottom Half Greylevel- Sojourn Sympozion- Patterns Izz- My River Flows The Onion Angelique Kidjo- Salala with Peter Gabriel Pete Townshend- Uniforms (Corp D'Esprit)
***Jam Session*** moe.- Spine of a Dog Phish- Foam Underground Orchestra- Sockit Umphreys McGee- I am the Walrus (w/Adrian Belew) Umphreys McGee- Red (w/Adrian Belew) Umphreys McGee- Thela Hun Ginjeet (w/Adrian Belew)
Knight Area- Exit L.U.M.C. Knight Area- Under a New Sign Onion Radio News Knight Area- A Different Man Pt2
***Song of the Week**** Kite- If You Were Dead Kite Interview Kite- Fire Escape Kite- The Remains
The Watch- Sound of Sirens The Watch- When I was a Tree The Watch- Soaring On
Marillion- Most Toys Marillion- No Such Thing Marillion- The Wound
****Kidscape**** Supertramp- Dreamer (for Unix & El Bothy) Gentle Giant- Cogs in Cogs (for Ben 2112) The Beatles- Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite Frank Zappa- Don't Eat the Yellow Snow (for Steven) The Move- I like my Toys Jethro Tull- Mother Goose The Dukes of the Stratosphear- The Mole from the Ministry Klaatu- Sir Bodsworth Ruggersby III (For PantaCruelGruel) Fish- Apeman Rush- The Body Electric (for StyLaZin) David Bowie- Kooks Echolyn- Winterthru (for Uroboros) Steve Hillage- Sea Nature (for Elecktrik Gypsy) Marillion- Kayleigh (for Ralph) fades out show
****Next week: We return to the library for songs inspired by books **** ****Please send your suggestions to woody@thedividingline.com **** ****And don't forget to drop by my blogspot over at www.myspace.com/soundscape42**** ****for show notes and other bits of info about Soundscape ****
Sometimes the universe offers up something amazing and organic that just flows and takes you away to distant places. This show is one of those times. You should go and download it and see what I mean.
Highlights- New music from The Road, Galactic in the Jam Session, Riverside's song of the week, and our theme Return to the Library with lots of great literature inspired prog.
I had so many wonderful suggestions from you guys that I could not get to everything. But, I decided that we should have a regular book club. Each month I will anounce a new book (do not call me Oprah) that has inspired some, or several pieces of progressive music that we will explore at the end of the month. This month's selection is John Gardener's "Grendel" which we will check out at the end of May. So make your way to your local store and ask the person at the info desk if they have that new book for the Soundscape Book Club. When they look perplexed, you should say, "Oh you know, that progressive radio show everyone's talking about" (say this with as southern a drawl as you can- if you do not know how, just add a syllable to every word). You can then of ocourse tell them about the show, how much you love it, and how much they should listen to it. Then they will tell 2 friends, and so on lol.
Next week- Criminal Prog Please send your suggestions for progressive songs about crime, murder, theft, rape, assault, speeding, selling, and whatever have you.
And 2 weeks from now (finally) Contradictascape (upbeat music with sad meaning, downbeat music with happy meaning)
Thanks for checking out the show!
SHOW #59 Return to the Library- April 25, 2007 Klaatu- We're Off You Know Cryptic Vision- This Dream Pt 1 Cryptic Vison- Common Ground The Watch- Two Paces For Absent Friends- Stick Around Arena- Solomon (For Joel)
The Road- Someone Like Me The Road- All Time The Road- One Small Kindness The Road- The Gift
****Back to the Library**** The Alan Parsons Project- The Tell Tale Heart (inspred by Edgar Allen Poe)- several requests Steve Hackett- Narnia (inspired by CS Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia) Camel- Nimrodel (inspired by Tolkien's Silmarillion)- For Duncan George Carlin- The Book Club Gentle Giant- Knots (inspired by RD Laing's Knots) Farpoint- Nevermore (inspired by Stephen King's Wizards and Glass from the Darktower Series)- For Kevin Kansas- Icarus-Borne on Wings of Steel (inspired by Ovid's Metapmorphoses) Peter Hammill- This Side of the Looking Glass (inspired by Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass) The Onion Radio News Echolyn- Letters: My Dear Wormwood (CS Lewis' Screwtape Letters) Vanden Plas- Christo (Count of Monte Christo by Alexander Dumas)- For Simon Ayreon- Abbey of Synn (Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose) Frameshift- Above the Grass (Life, the Universe, & Everything by Douglas Adams) Kate Bush- Wuthering Heights (Bronte's Wuthering Heights)- For Kevin Pinnacle- The Life in a Year (Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost)- For Greg Transatlantic- Bridge Across Forever (inspired by both Bridges of Madison County by Robert Waller and Bridge Across Forever by Richard Bach)
****Song of the Week**** Riverside- Second Life Syndrome
****Jam Session**** Jemimah Puddleduck- U Can Stay but th'Noize Mus Go The Onion Radio News Galactic- Doublewide Galactic- Whole Lotta Love The Grapes- Salvation
****Special Thanks to all of the folks who gave input to this theme it has inspired a new section for the show**** ****The Soundscape Bookclub will explore one piece of literature based music at the end of every month**** ****This Months Selection will be John Gardner's Grendel, so please go to your local bookstore and ask them for**** ****The newest book for Soundscape's Book Club- you know that radio show that everyone is listening to****
****Next week: Criminal Prog (songs about Crime from your favortie artists), also song of the week with Ghost Circus, and more great tunes for your indulgence****
SHOW #60 Crime in Prog, May 1, 2007 Enchant- Paint the Picture Puppet Show- On Second Thought Neal Schon- Timeless Motion Amarok- Ishak the Fisherman House of Not- Ol Phat Fok
Antimatter- Planetary Confinement Antimatter- The Weight of the World Antimatter- Relapse Antimatter- Legions
****Crime in Prog**** Genesis- Robbery Assault and Battery (several requests) Kate Bush- There Goes a Tenner (for Paolo) Styx- Renegade Salem Hill- Stolen by Ghosts (several requests) Supertramp- Crime of the Century (for Walter) Peter Gabriel- Intruder (several requests) King Crimson- Fallen Angel (for Fassbinder) Gazpacho- Substitute for Murder Marillion- Assassing (for Flavio) Muse- Assassin Von Frickle- Antiparticle Assassin Queensryche- Murderer? Age of Nemesis- Forgive me my Foolish Crime The Onion Radio News
****Anubis Spire- The World**** Anubis Spire- Adrift Anubis Spire- Tombs on the Hill Anubis Spire- Down Here Anubis Spire- All Perception is Wrong Anubis Spire- Western Wall
****Song of the Week**** Ghost Circus- Mass Suggestion- parts 1 & 2 Interview with Chris Brown of Ghost Circus Ghost Circus- Change of Heart Ghost Circus- Accelerate
Porcupine Tree- Way out of Here Douglas Adams- Marvin Rotating (for Mark) Porcupine Tree- Anesthetize Porcupine Tree- Sleep Together
Santanna- Transmutation/Industrial
****Next week: Songs of Contradiction- email me with songs inwhich melody and lyric seem to contradict one another****
****The Soundscape Bookclub will explore one piece of literature based music at the end of every month**** ****This Months Selection will be John Gardner's Grendel, so please go to your local bookstore and ask them for**** ****The newest book for Soundscape's Book Club- you know that radio show that everyone is listening to****
****For more detailed info about this weeks show please check out the blog over at www.myspace.com/soundscape42****
Another fine broadcast from the fellow who brought you the prog house, and back to the library. Actually it was a very fun show with new music all over the place and of course that crazy theme idea Contradictascape in which song lyrics and music do not quite match up. Also a nice interview with Rob Cottingham from Touchstone as we dig into the mysteries of the Mad Hatter's Song.
Next week: I simply want to know what your favorite bass line in prog rock is. I know there are so many to choose from but lets bass it out and see what sticks.
Thanks for checking out the show!
SHOW #61 Contradictascape, May 8, 2007 Oingo Boingo- Pain
Abigail's Ghost- Waiting Room Abigail's Ghost- Dead People's Review Abigail's Ghost- Cerulean Blue The Onion Radio News Kite- Up to the Dark
Jack Foster III- One Dark Angel Jack Foster III- Broken Hallelujah Jack Foster III- Limbo and Flux
Rush- Faithless Rush- The Main Monkey Business Rush- The Larger Bowl- (A Pantoum)
****Contradictascape**** Marillion- A Legacy Trevor Rabin- Sorrow-Your Heart (Suggested by Greg Jones) Red House Painters- Long Distance Runaround A.C.T.- Torn by a Phrase (suggested by Man Overboard) Foxtrot Zulu- A Pretty Perfect God Damned Day Fish- Internal Exile (Suggested by Vince) Kate Bush- Mother Stands for Comfort (Suggested by Paolo Benees) The Beatles- Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Suggested by Acosta Fulano) Blackfield- Lullaby (Suggested by Urobouros) Jack Foster III- Worst Enemy Alan Parsons Project- Oh Life (There Must Be More) Porcupine Tree- Blackest Eyes (Suggested by Stephen Carl) Fish- Tilted Cross (Suggested by Flavio)
****Lyrical Spelunking (formerly known as Song of the Week)**** Touchstone- Mad Hatter's Song Interview with Rob Cottingham of Touchstone Touchstone- Hear Me Touchstone- Misguided Fool
Canvas- The Spectacle Canvas- Armchair Voyager Canvas- A Reptile Dysfunction
****Jam Session**** Solar Circus- Come the Daybreak Parallel 23- Attack of the Mudbugs Parallel 23- Bohemia After Dark Parallel 23- Mali Dub Quactus- The Journey Dave Matthews Band- All Along the Watchtower moe.- The Pit Keller Williams Incident- Best Feeling
****Next weeks show will have a pretty easy theme: What is your favorite bass line in a prog song****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Grendel by John Gardner, if you read **** ****you might better understand the song Grendel by Marillion. You can pick this up at just about**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
A really fun show for you here with a lot of your favorite bass players...had to leave out a whole bunch though wahhh! Also very nice interview with The Watch during our Lyrical Spelunking section. More notes in the blog over at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
Next week will just be a cleanup episode: lots of new music, an extended Jam session, and some leftovers from previous themes. It will be a lot of fun and I will look forward to seeing you all in chat lol. The archive can be found here: it will be up by noon. www.thedividingline.com/ss
SHOW #62 Basscape, May 8, 2007 ***Basscape Pt 1**** Victor Wooten- Bass Tribute Led Zeppelin- Ramble On (Suggested by Puma) Knight Area- Dreamweaver (Check out Koopman's amazing rolling bass) Eloy- Incarnation of the Logos (Suggested by Eckhart) Jethro Tull- Bouree (Suggested by Several in honor of Whistler) Deep Purple- Fireball (Suggested by Floydoid) Pain of Salvation- Circles & Nightmist (Suggested by Yface1 but a lot of suggestions were made for Pain of Salvation) Liquid Tension Experiment- Universal Mind (Suggested by Ahmadbarqawi) Porcupine Tree- The Start of Something Beautiful (Many requests for Ptree) Marillion- Quartz (My own favorite, see also Chelsea Monday) Frank Zappa- Florentine Pogen (Quite a few Zappa Suggestions) Pink Floyd- One of These Days (Simply Roger..see also Money, and CWTAE) Primus- My Name is Mud (Multiple Requests for Les, too many good choices) Mitch Hedberg- Business Cards Genesis- No Reply At All (Suugested by Zymurge) Weather Report- Teen Town (How can you go wrong with Jaco) Yes- Roundabout (This song recieved the most support in this theme) Rush- The Big Money (So much Geddy so little time) Camel- Skylines (Suggested by Melomaniac--Richard Sinclair means Thunder) The Onion Radio News Metallica- Orion (suggested by East of Lyra) The Who- The Real Me (Suggested by John K)
****Lyrical Spelunking: The Watch-Primitive**** The Watch- Sound of Sirens Interview with Antonio De Sarno The Watch- The Border Interview with Antonio De Sarno The Watch- Two Paces to the Rear Interview with Simone Rosetti The Watch- Soaring On Interview with Antonio De Sarno
****Basscape Pt 2**** Queen- Another One Bites the Dust (Suggested by 1800iareyay) King Crimson- Elephant Talk (Suggested by John- see also Larks Tongue in Aspic and Starless) Rush- YYZ (Second most suggested bassline) Firesign Theatre- I was a cock-teaser for roosterama Yes- Does it Really Happen (Suggested by Atexcac, see also Tempus Fugit) Tool- Forty Six and Two (suggested by Speakerfish) The Police- Demolition Man (suggested by Zymurge, see also Spirits in the Material World)
****Jam Session**** Weir & Wasserman- The Winners Gov't Mule- Babylon Turnpike (sweet undertow from Alphonso Johnson) Gov't Mule- Banks of the Deep End (Mike Gordon laying down the roadwork) Les Claypool's Flying Frog Brigade- Riddles are Abound Tonight (Just damn cool, good suggestion John) Victor Wooten- Bass Tribute (Reprise)
****Next week will be a make up show with lots of new tunes, an extended jam session, and some leftovers from previous themes.****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Grendel by John Gardner, if you read **** ****you might better understand the song Grendel by Marillion. You can pick this up at just about**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
I needed a week off of the theme thingy, but the music will still be a lot of fun. Lots of new stuff and some cutting room floor moments.
Next weeks theme comes to us from Greg Jones (listener and Pinnacle drummer): "I had an idea for a show "theme" and thought I'd share it with you - if you don't want to do it, I'd understand. Just wanted to share the idea.
All prog fans lament the fact that our stuff once ruled the airwaves (or at least held its own with all the other stuff) - and I always hear progfans complain about new stuff that comes out and doesn't get any airplay in today's market. Who among us HASN'T said or thought "Why, THAT song is SO HOOKY, that if they only LET the public HEAR it, the band would be HUGE and start having HITS!"
So this is what I want from you guys: If you were to pick songs that should have made airplay, but did not due to the fact that radio has been contemplating its own navel for the last 20 years, this send me your suggestions. I look forward to your suggestions. Until that time sate yourself with this setlist.
SHOW #63 No Theme, May 22, 2007 Roger Daltrey- Under a Raging Moon (For Ralph)
****Circus of Life**** Magic Pie- Circus of Life Pt 1- Welcome Magic PIe- Circus of Life Pt 2- Freakshow Magic Pie- Circus of Life Pt 3- What If... Magic Pie- Circus of life Pt 4- Trick of the Mind Magic Pie- Circus of life Pt 5- The Clown
****Basscape cutting floor**** Pain of Salvation- Idioglossia Dream Theatre- Ytse Jam Primus- Tommy the Cat The Onion Radio News The Mars Volta- Eriatarka Vanden Plas- Nightwalker
Virgin Black- ...And I am Suffering Virgin Black- Domine Virgin Black- Rest Eternal
****Some Favorites**** Porcupine Tree- Fear of a Blank Planet Invisigoth- No Quarter Dr. Science- About Captain Crunch Von Frickle- Kablam! Kite- Incineration
At War With Self- 911 At War With Self- Ursa Minor At War With Self- Martyr Pinnacle- Built for Speed (dedicated to Eliza Dushku) Firesign Theater- Dr. X's Secondhand Drugs Alan Parsons Project- No Answer only Questions
****Jam Session**** Dave Matthews & Friends- Dodo Dave Matthews & Friends- Thing Dave Matthews & Friends- Hey Bulldog Dave Matthews & Friends- Bathtub Gin Afroskull- Space Chicken Afroskull- Dance of the Wild Holga Afroskull- In Memory of Elizabeth Reed Wasserman, Brickell, & Garcia- Zillionaire
****Next week: What if Prog still made Radio?****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Grendel by John Gardner, if you read **** ****you might better understand the song Grendel by Marillion. You can pick this up at just about**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
I had this amazing blog entry that would detail and direct you to all of the great music to be foudn here within, but I hit the back button, and to the ethereal winds they did go. Despite that amazing frustration, I here make note that the show is upn and ready for your perusal. The blog will come later after I clear the tears from the keyboard.
Next weeks theme will be :Pirates. With the current Piratemania sweeping us around, what better way to enjoy it than to focus on progressive pirating songs. So send me your suggestions or walk the plank. Yes I already have ELP, but I am keen to hear whatever else you may offer. I may expand it to sailing in general if there is not as many as I would like, but I have the feeling that it is all out there.
SHOW #64 No Theme, May 29, 2007 The Reasoning- Awakening
John Wetton & Geoff Downes- The Die is Cast John Wetton & Geoff Downes- To Catch a Thief John Wetton & Geoff Downes- Rubicon Journey- Rubicon Alan Parsons- La Sagrada Familia Touchstone- One Shot GPS- New Jerusalem
****Alternate Reality Radio- Courtesy of Greg Jones**** Marillion- Hooks in You IZZ- Spinnin' Round Echolyn- The Cheese Stands Alone (Suggested by Wade) The Onion Radio News Dream Theater- Surrounded Kino- Leave a Light On (suggested by Rushfan) King Crimson- Indiscipline Big Lebowski- The Rug (explicit) King's X- Goldilox (reprise) Porcupine Tree- Four Chords That Made a MIllion Marillion- Map of the World (For Suzi) Rocket Scientists- Forever Night Clip from Office Space Cobweb Strange- Currents of Nightshade (suggested by Wade) Blackfield- Once (suggested by Rushfan) Spock's Beard- June Emo Phillips- Duck Billed Platitudes Porcupine Tree- Trains King Crimson- Dinosaur (live)
Magellan- Innocent God Magellan- Who to Believe Magellan- Sea of Details
Dream Aria- Sungoddess Dream Aria- Firesign Theatre- Deputy Dan Has No Friends Dream Aria- Spanish Nights
****Jam Session**** The Blue Method- Spinning The Blue Method- In the Running Dr Science- Care Free Gum Blue Method- Let Me See You George Clinton & Parliament- Supergroovalisticposifuntistic Umphreys McGee- Utopian Fir Umphreys McGee- Bright Lights Umphreys McGee- Utopian Fir
****Next week: Piratescape- send your suggestions for Pirate Prog goodness to woody@thedividingline.com****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Grendel by John Gardner, if you read **** ****you might better understand the song Grendel by Marillion. You can pick this up at just about**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol. We will definitely be checking this out next week****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
Here ya go Mateys! Twas a fine show full of mirth and rum and sea shanties from the heavens.
Also in this episode we launch the Soundscape book club with Grendel!
Next week: What is Summer Prog? Are their prog pieces that remind you of summer? Perhaps some that speak of summer? Jot em down and drop me a line.
SHOW #65 Piratescape, June 5, 2007 Hans Zimmer- Hoist the Colors Emerson, Lake & Palmer- Pirates King Crimson- Sailors Tale (Suggested by william314159) Styx- Boat on the River (suggested by Ivan_Melgar_M) Allman Brothers Band- Sailin Cross the Devils Sea Jethro Tull- Flying Dutchman (suggested by Curtis) Nektar- Tab in the Ocean (suggested by Andu) The Onion Radio News The Sensational Alex Harvey Band- Tomahawk Kid (Suggested by Chaos) Kansas- Point of Know Return (suggested by Ivan_Melgar_M) Procol Harum- A Salty Dog (suggested by Atkingani) Ween- She Wanted to Leave (suggested by Harry Hood) Tom Smith w/Steve Jackson & Luke Ski- Talk Like a Pirate Day Ayreon- Dragon on the Sea Robert Plant- Ship of Fools Tractor- Lost on the Ocean Pinnacle- The Deepest Sea Grateful Dead- Lost Sailor Grateful Dead- Saint of Circumstance Alan Parsons- Siren Song Jethro Tull- Queen and Country (Suggested by Whistler) Eddie Izzard- Parrots Styx- Pieces of Eight Tempest- Captain Kidd Grand Funk Railroad- I'm Your Captain The Onion Radio News Gentle Giant- Wreck (suggested by Curtis & Oddentity) Pink Floyd- Marooned
****Soundscape Book Club #1 John Gardeners "Grendel"**** Marillion- Grendel
Frost*- Here is the News (ELO cover big thanks to Walter)
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein,**** ****several songs in our world pay homage to this fantastic worl of literature. You can pick it up at**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
Nice new music from Amaran's Plight and The Beardeds Project, a new feature called Metal Moment which dips into some of my current favorite prog metal, the summer theme, and a nice bouncy jam session, all await your virgin ears at www.thedividingline.com/ss
Next week I am going to feature favorite Chris Squire songs. If you have anything that sticks out as something you would like to hear, drop me a line and I will drop it in the mix.
SHOW #66 Summerscape, June 12, 2007 XTC- Summer's Cauldron XTC- Grass
The Bearded's Project- Glistening Dawn- The End of Childohood The Bearded's Project- Futile- Frontier Planet Dr Science- About Right and Left Wing Gorillas The Bearded's Project- Projection- It Won't Last Forever
Amaran's Plight- Reflections Pt1 Amaran's Plight- Incident at Haldeman's Lake Amaran's Plight- Shattered Dreams Amaran's Plight- Reflections Pt2
****Metal Moment**** Invisigoth- Stripsearch Threshold- Elusive Pain of Salvation- People Passing by Khallice- Stuck
****Summerscape**** Wetton/Downes- Summer The Flaming Lips- The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song Caravan- In the Land of Grey and Pink (suggested by Blazno) Yes- Hold On (suggested by StyLaZin) My Morning Jacket- Wordless Chorus Steve Hackett- Spectral Mornings (suggested by Proggy) The Onion Radio News Gentle Giant- Who Do You Think You Are (suggested by Badabec) Yes- I've Seen All Good People (suggested by Scizoid_man77) ELO- Mr Blue Sky Bolt- Summer Rush- Mission Genesis- I Know What I like (In your Wardrobe)- suggested by Badabec Jethro Tull- Summerday Sands (suggested by Curtis) Leon Russell- Back to the Island
****Jam Session**** Merle Saunders- Lovely Night for Dancing Toots & The Maytalls w/Jeff Beck- 54-46 Was My Number moe.- Crab Eyes Queen- I'm in Love with My Car (suggested by StyLaZin) Bohemian Rhapsody Star Trek Parody Bruce Hornsby- Cruise Control w/Jerry Garcia on Guitar moe.- The Road Camel- Summer Lightning (suggested by Progger58) ELO- Summer and Lightning
****Next week: Know What I Mean Squire- a set devoted to the Bass stylings of Chris Squire. Send your requests to woody@thedividingline.com****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein,**** ****several songs in our world pay homage to this fantastic worl of literature. You can pick it up at**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
This weeks show is full of Chris Squire goodness. Also check out new music from Discanto, Ian Parry and Godfrey Townsend. The archive will be up in the next hour so after that have at it. In the meantime I again ask for your input: What is the happiest prog song you know of? This is a theme that emerges out of discussions over at www.progarchives.com Send me your ideas and I will try to create a set of happy prog. Also if this weeks show intrigues you, or if you just want a healthy dose of woodyism, jump over to my blog at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
SHOW #67 Know What I Mean Squire, June 19, 2007 Yes- Something's Coming
****A Nearly Speechless Set**** Speechless- The Big Majestic Martin Orford- Fusion Marillion- Circular Ride Dr. Science- About Women Rush- The Main Monkey Business
****Know What I Mean Squire Pt 1**** Buggles- Adventures in Modern Recording**** Yes- Tempus Fugit Conspiracy- New World Rick Wakeman- Catherine of Aragon Monty Python- Nudge Nudge Yes- America XYZ- track 1 sample Yes- Mind Drive The Onion Radio News World Trade- Say Goodbye Squire, White, Sherwood- Comfortably Numb
****What's New**** Discanto- Aldebaran Discanto- Taurus Discanto- Idra Discanto- Cancer Discanto- Leo
Godfrey Townsend- Easy Journey to Other Planets Godfrey Townsend- Long, Misty Bridge Godfrey Townsend- Whitefeather Alan Parsons Live Project- Don't Let it Show
Ian Parry- Nowhere Fast Ian Parry- Neverland Ian Parry- Made in Heaven
****KNow What I Mean Squire Pt2**** Yes- No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed Yes- Awaken Firesign Theatre- Chinchilla Show Chris Squire- Silently Falling Yes Interview with Bob Coburn Yes- Endless Dream Gov't Mule- Sun Dance w/Chris Squire The Syn- Golden Age Yes- Face to Face
****Next week:Happyprog- what are some of the happiest songs in all progdom? Send your requests to woody@thedividingline.com****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein,**** ****several songs in our world pay homage to this fantastic worl of literature. You can pick it up at**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
Roller Coster time kiddies. Lets see Happyprog, on air protest, jumps across the years, the producers, Ziltoid the Omniscient, Immune, Jam session, ranting from the DJ.. a fun if discombobulating show! Check it out, put it in your ears:
"I am so Omniscient, if there were 2 Omnisicnences I would be both"- Ziltoid The Omniscient
SHOW #69 Happyprog, June 26, 2007 ****Happyprog Set I**** The Beatles- All Together Now Yes- Wondrous Stories Caravan- In the Land of Grey and Pink Hatfield & the North- Share It Roine Stolt- The Flower King The Moody Blues- The Morning: Another Morning Peter Hamill- Happy Marillion- Market Square Heroes Explosions in the Sky- First Breath After Coma edit The Decemberists- We Both Go Down Together Sigur Ros- Hoppipola Air- Kelly Watch the Stars The Onion Radio News Bjork- It's Oh So Quiet Caravan- Memory Lain Hugh
Devin Townsend- ZTO Devin Townsend- By Your Command Devin Townsend- Planet Smasher Devin Townsend- Omnidimensional Creator Devin Townsend- Color Your World Dr Science- What Happened to Groovy Names Rocket Scientists- Revolution Road Immune- Human Immune- Selling Screen Immune- To the Flux Godfrey Townsend- Narada Muni
****Jam Session**** Wilco- You Are My Face Xavier Rudd- G.B.A. Les Claypool- One Better Angelique Kidjo- Gimme Shelter w/Joss Stone Bob Newhart- Infinite Number of Monkees The Bad Plus- Tom Sawyer Tea Leaf Green- Taught to be Proud Tea Leaf Green- Devil's Pay
Negativland- You Must Respect Copyright Law 5 minutes of Silence in Protest of the RIAA
****Happy Prog Set II**** The Producers- Freeway Yes- Yours is no Disgrace Firesign Theatre- The Giant Toad Devin Townsend Band- Hypergeek Gentle Giant- Free Hand (bad cut due to technical difficulties) My Morning Jacket- Off the Record Frank Zappa- Titties n Beer PFM- Celebration Phish- Sparkle Billy Idol- Dancing with Myself Scissor Sisters- I Don't Feel Like Dancing
Johnny Cash- We'll Meet Again (For my Grandpa)
****In 2 Weeks:Magicprog- Songs of Magic, and Sorcerey! Send your requests to woody@thedividingline.com****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein,**** ****several songs in our world pay homage to this fantastic worl of literature. You can pick it up at**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
Magic, Ranting, and great music! More detail at www.myspace.com/soundscape42 in my blogspace. Next week we turn the friendly card for music about playing cards, and we bring in a huge bump of new artists.
SHOW #69 Magicscape, July 10, 2007 The Alan Parsons Project- Blown By The Wind
****Magicscape**** Eagles- Journey of the Sorceror Uriah Heep- The Wizard (Suggested by Progismylife) The Flaming Lips- The Wizard Turns On Tempest- Wizards Walk Rick Wakeman- Merlin the Magician (Suggested by Micky and John K) Rush- The Necromancer (Suggested by Arcer and Abnegative) Camel- The Nimrodel (Suggested by The Doctor)
****Metal Moment**** Witch- Seer (Suggested by John K) Joe Stump- The Sorcerors Apprentice Wolfmother- Witchcraft Savatage- White Witch Uriah Heep- The Magicians Birthday (Suggested by Progismylife)
Roine Stolt- The Magic Circus of Zeb IQ- The Magic Roundabout Rain- Light and Magic
****Favorites of the Moment**** Wetton & Downes- Finger on the Trigger Porcupine Tree- Russia on Ice The Onion Radio News Erik Norlander- Starless Rocket Scientists- Dream in Red (For Chaos)
****Lyrical Spelunking**** Fish- Vigil Genesis- One for the Vine Marillion- The Last Century for Man
Dr. Science- Are Humans and Banana Slugs the Only Animals That Sweat
****Jam Session**** Govt. Mule- Don't Step on the Grass Sam Govt. Mule- Going Out West Phish- I Wanna Be Like You (w/King Louis dialogue and Vaccuum Solo) Keller Williams- You Are What You Eat
****Next Week:Songs from a Deck of Cards and Tons of new stuff. Send your requests to woody@thedividingline.com****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein,**** ****several songs in our world pay homage to this fantastic worl of literature. You can pick it up at**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
A fantastic show if I do say so myself. Included is new music from Black Bonzo, Quodia, Frogg Cafe and Shadow Circus. The centerpiece is the interview with Glenn Snelwar of "At War With Self" along with lots of examples of what the new album "Acts of God" is all about. I abandoned the playing card theme for this week in hopes that I will be able to put it together for next week. Please enjoy the show and let me know what you think.
Woody
SHOW #70 At War With Self, July 17, 2007 King Crimson- Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With Farpoint- Crying in the Rain Atlantis- Forest Cathedral The Watch- Berlin 1936
Black Bonzo- Thorns Upon a Crown Black Bonzo- Iscariot The Onion Radio News Black Bonzo- Sound of the Apocalypse
Quodia- I Saw Two Hands Quodia- Water Woman
****At War With Self Interview**** AWWS- Acts of God Thinking Plague- Rapture of the Deep Interview 1 AWWS- Refugee Interview 2 AWWS- Ursa Minor Interview 3 AWWS- No Place Interview 4 Gordian Knot- Reflections Interview 5 AWWS- 911 Interview 6 Miriodor- Aztek Boogie Univers Zero- The Fly Toxman's Land
****Jam Session**** Frogg Cafe- Space Dust Frogg Cafe- You're Still Sleeping My Morning Jacket- Dondante Phish- Simple
Roger Waters- Hello (I Love You)
****Next Week:Songs from a Deck of Cards, Stranger in a Strange Land etc. Send your requests to woody@thedividingline.com****
****Also, remember our book club selection for this month is Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein,**** ****several songs in our world pay homage to this fantastic worl of literature. You can pick it up at**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
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2 Themes for the price of one...well sort of. We have here a cards theme and a martian theme spawned out of Stranger in a Strange land (philosophical meanderings may be found on the blog over here www.myspace.com/soundscape42 )
Also included is new music from Ian Parry, Tuner, and Persephone's Dream as well as archival footage from the Jerry Garcia Band circa 1990.
Next week: Interview with Godfrey Townsend and more new and fun stuff
SHOW #71 Martian Card Games, July 24, 2007 Paul McCartney & Wings- Venus & Mars Paul McCartney & Wings- Rockshow Kurgans Bane- I'm Alive For Absent Friends- Stick Around Qualone- The Kind Eddie Izzard- Being Cool Jack Foster- Broken Hallelujah
Ian Parry- Fallin Ian Parry- Wish Ian Parry- Lovin a Stranger
Tuner- Black Well Monotony Tuner- Gate 9 Tuner- Stalker Tuner- Dig
Persephone's Dream- Temple in Time- Mist Persephone's Dream- Temple in Time- Nimiane Persephone's Dream- Temple in Time- Soliloqut of a King Persephone's Dream- Temple in Time- Camlann Persephone's Dream- Temple in Time- Avalon
****Cards**** ELO- Poker Steve Hackett- Ace of Wands John Young Band- Kings Styx- Queen of Spades Ac/Dc- The Jack (suggested by AB Negative) Steve Miller Band- The Joker (Suggested by Darqdean) Alan Parsons Project- The Ace of Swords Bob Dylan- Lily, Rosemary, and The Jack of Hearts (suggested by Thallama73) Pendragon- Queen of Hearts Suite (Suggested by Soul Dreamer) Rocket Scientists- House of Cards
****Stranger in a Strange Land**** Emerson, Lake, & Powell- Mars Bringer of War Ayreon- My House on Mars The Tangent- Grooving on Mars Leon Russell- Stranger in a Strange Land (suggested by Hart) Spock's Beard- Stranger in a Strange Land David Bowie- Life on Mars
****Jam Session**** Jerry Garcia Band- How Sweet it is Jerry Garcia Band- The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down Jerry Garcia Band- What a Wonderful World ****Next Week:Interview with Godfrey Townsend. Send your requests to woody@thedividingline.com****
****Our book club selection for August is Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte,**** ****several songs in our world pay homage to this fantastic piece of literature. You can pick it up at**** ****any bookstore. Just ask for the Soundscape book of the month selection lol.****
If you would like to contact me to suggest a selection or even a new band, simply write woody@thedividingline.com Also, If you are interested in learning more about this weeks selections you can visit my blogpage at www.myspace.com/soundscape42
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