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  1. Soft and relaxing prog music 

     

    This solo album was released in 2014 

    Bjørn Riis – Lullabies In A Car Crash

     

    Norwegian crossover prog singer, guitar player and composer.

     

     

     

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  2. On 11/1/2024 at 7:13 AM, MicroMara said:

    Just a quick chim´in to say that I´m alive buddies . You should know that I´m a kind of online tired since a couple of weeks, as well I´m a bit tired to listen to music since a while. Got lot´s of reasons therefore , but the main reason is the never ending divorce procedure at the court . Don´t wanna mention details here.  See you again when I´m recovered and beeing in a better mood. 

     

     


    This is just to put a smile to your face 

    Out with the old and in with the new  - includes vinyl collection 😎

     

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  3. 16 hours ago, KROCK said:

    You should never question the eye candie I had on my arm years ago.

     

    But like I always say- All that glitters is not gold. 😉 


    My eye candy is still with me (an average Joe) 40+ years later 

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  4. GTR

    Prog rock supergroup formed by Steve Howe (ex- Yes) and Steve Hackett (ex - Genesis). After a lacklustre tour, and unhappy with both management and financial situations,

    Hackett left to pursue his solo career again and the band soon folded.

    Only one studio album was released

     

    Artist - GTR 

     

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    The drummer Neil Peart said was unparalleled: “He had everything I wanted”.
    If Peart brought technicians to the mainstream, Giles was the first to show the world what a true technician actually was. Although there would always be limits on how far King Crimson could go with their progressive rock tendencies, hearing him wail on In the Court of the Crimson King is still one of the most impressive drumming feats of the late 1960s.
    For Peart, Giles’s performance on that record was everything that drumming should be, telling Rhythm, “It is everything I wanted. It was both disciplined and exciting. He was so fired up by what he was doing, but it was contained within a structure. His fill construction and sense of ensemble playing and orchestrating a part was unparalleled and very underrated”.
    More than anything, Peart and Giles knew the importance of their flashiness and restraint. Whereas most drummers would just play whatever wild drum fill they could think of in every song, everything seemed to be carefully calculated when Peart and Giles performed, almost like they were making musical building blocks to create the rest of the song. Drumming might come down to feel most of the time, but Peart learned from King Crimson that the record is only halfway decent until you have the beating heart keeping everything interesting.
     
     
     
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  6. 4 hours ago, Dave1291 said:

    Talk about things that make ya go hmmmm?  I'm still stuck on this visual of @Full Range hangin ten wearin a fedora.  

     

    Meanwhile, back in Ohio...  Only boards back in the day around here.

     

     

    😂

     

    Good to see ya back at it @billybob1:)

     


     


     

    That brings back memories 

    I built my own state board from pictures back then 

    And my hair was very long ,  but funny enough I did wear a slouch hat back then from the army disposal shop 

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