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    started by Ursa Minor I thought this would be nice for a change and acknowledgement of a unique occurence in rock history caled the "progressive rock" movement. This is some of most incredible music and certainly some of the most complex music that has ever been composed in the 20th century. Homer Simpson said it best "everybody knows that rock music peaked in 1974" and I think he may have been onto something! For those who were around to witness such music live, take that experience to heart and cherish, it was special. Rock music has never been able to catch up to this level of musicianship and orchestration. -- Ursa Minor YES 10-28-72 Wembly Stadium London England 2 Discs Siberian Khatru Heart Of The Sunrise Future Times/Rejoice Circus Of Heaven Time And A Word/Long Distance Runaround/Survival/The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)/Perpetual Change/Soon Don't Kill The Whale Clap Starship Trooper Madrigal/On The Silent Wings Of Freedom Wakeman Solo Awaken I've Seen All Good People Roundabo

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    1. Oroboros2. pkpotter 3. MarkintheDark 4. DaveC 5. Hal R 6. dstache Thanks Ursa
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    nice choiceThank you Ursa Minor, my guess is that most of us that have signed up for this one came of age in the 70s. Progressive Rock Vine 1. Oroboros 2. pkpotter 3. MarkintheDark 4. DaveC 5. Hal R If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. William Blake If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. William Blake
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    Thank you Ursa Minor,my guess is that most of us that have signed up for this one came of age in the 70s. Progressive Rock Vine 1. Oroboros 2. pkpotter 3. MarkintheDark 4. DaveC If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. William Blake
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    Great Vine!!
    Progressive Rock Vine 1. Oroboros 2. pkpotter 3. MarkintheDark 4. DaveC
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    I saw Todd Rundgren last week and he has stayed there, and is surpassing the musiclanship and orchestration of those days. If he comes to your town, Don't miss this show.
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    that's how I spent high school, in my room with the headphones on, listening to this stuff. Didn't really get into the Dead until several years later. Thanks, Ursa! Progressive Rock Vine 1. Oroboros 2. pkpotter 3. MarkintheDark
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    Yes, Yes!
    1. Oroboros2. pkpotter Thanks Ursa, for sharing this vine. Quite a treat!
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    one. I recall many a evening listening to "Yes" at breakneck volume. Send it my way, with my thanks, Ursa. Progressive Rock Vine 1. Oroboros
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started by Ursa Minor I thought this would be nice for a change and acknowledgement of a unique occurence in rock history caled the "progressive rock" movement. This is some of most incredible music and certainly some of the most complex music that has ever been composed in the 20th century. Homer Simpson said it best "everybody knows that rock music peaked in 1974" and I think he may have been onto something! For those who were around to witness such music live, take that experience to heart and cherish, it was special. Rock music has never been able to catch up to this level of musicianship and orchestration. -- Ursa Minor YES 10-28-72 Wembly Stadium London England 2 Discs Siberian Khatru Heart Of The Sunrise Future Times/Rejoice Circus Of Heaven Time And A Word/Long Distance Runaround/Survival/The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)/Perpetual Change/Soon Don't Kill The Whale Clap Starship Trooper Madrigal/On The Silent Wings Of Freedom Wakeman Solo Awaken I've Seen All Good People Roundabo
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Submitted by Canyon Critter on Tue, 03/24/2009 - 13:40

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9. unclejon10. boxen-- if he reply`s to pm`s 11. test4965-- also if he/she reply`s to pm`s 12. sak paradise 13. TxJed 14. Day Glo Louisville 15. Canyon Critter Thanks Ursa _____________________________________________ Will you come with me? Once in awhile you can get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right!
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Submitted by TxJed on Wed, 04/22/2009 - 16:02

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... and will go out to Day Glo Louisville, as soon as I get the address. Good to know you got shoes to wear when you find the floor.
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Submitted by TxJed on Wed, 04/22/2009 - 16:07

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I have Day Glo's info, so it will be on it's way to Ohio tomorrow. Good to know you got shoes to wear when you find the floor.
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Submitted by Day Glo Louisville on Mon, 04/27/2009 - 17:21

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Thanks Ursa Minor, will have it out to Canyon Critter in a couple of days from what I've listened to, it sounds pretty damn good, thanks again
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Submitted by JohnRParker5 on Thu, 07/21/2011 - 14:19

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9. unclejon10. boxen-- if he reply`s to pm`s 11. test4965-- also if he/she reply`s to pm`s 12. sak paradise 13. TxJed 14. Day Glo Louisville 15. Canyon Critter 16. JohnRParker5 17. Nothing left to do but smile smile smile...
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Submitted by dstache on Thu, 07/21/2011 - 15:55

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This vine died long ago, my friend. The Yes show is not from '72 by the way (I believe it is '78) (Circus of Heaven & Awaken weren't released until 77's Going for the One I believe). If people are interested, I have a good amount of Yes (50 shows) and some Rush (10 shows). You can't go wrong with a solid recording from the 70's from either band.
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Submitted by JohnRParker5 on Thu, 07/21/2011 - 16:35

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Thanks Dstache, I was afraid that was the case, but you never know. The Yes show is prob from 78 Tormato tour. I remember seeing that tour when it came to the old Chicago Coliseum (RIP). First show I ever saw "in the round' . JakeR is hooking me up with a pair of Gabriel-era Genesis shows which should quench that thirst for a bit. By the way Dstache I signed onto your massive spring 77 vines (all three!!) and I just have to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. And THANK YOU to everyone else who helped you put these together as well. Lots of unsung heros behind these vines, and a real gift to the rest of us. Nothing left to do but smile smile smile...
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Submitted by dstache on Thu, 07/21/2011 - 17:03

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Yeah, I believe it is from 10/28/78 (see below). Here is the Yes that I have (some of the Millard and Lampinski shows have been vined already but they might be dead too): 8/13/1972 AUD A VG show; Yesstorm Remastered 11/11/1972 AUD B+/A- VG show; Solid Time of Change 3/8/1973 AUD B+ VG show; Heart of the Rising Sun; from MP3 3/9/1973 AUD B+ VG show; Heart of the Rising Sun; from MP3 3/10/1973 AUD B+ VG show; Heart of the Rising Sun; from MP3 3/12/1973 AUD B+ VG show; Heart of the Rising Sun; from MP3 11/18/1973 AUD B+ VG show; missing pre-Tales songs 2/14/1974 AUD B+ VG show; Tales from Long Forgotten Yesterdays 2/18/1974 AUD B+ VG set; YesSongs 2.1 (Tooleman) 2/26/1974 AUD A-/B+ VG show; Boston Tea FTO Party (Tooleman) 2/28/1974 AUD B+ VG show; Ocean Tales (PRRP 013) 3/18/1974 AUD A- VG show; The Forum-Inglewood 4/19/1974 AUD B+ VG show; Legendes des Oceans Topographiques 12/11/1974 AUD A VG show, Dan Lampinski recording 6/21/1975 AUD A-/B+ VG show; Same Old Yessongs 6/23/1975 AUD A VG show, The Word is Love, Mike Millard 6/28/1975 AUD B+ VG show (labeled as 7/23/76 on text file) 7/6/1975 AUD B+/B VG show; Midsouth Coliseum 7/23/1975 AUD A VG show, Dan Lampinski recording 6/17/1976 SBD A Great show, Open the Gates (PRRP 009), WAV 6/18/1976 AUD B+/A- VG show; Boston Steam Bath (aka B76) 6/19/1976 AUD B+ VG show; Get Down (PRRP 040) 8/17/1976 AUD A/A- VG set, Detroit Special (bonus tracks) 8/5/1977 AUD B+/A- VG show; Madison Square Garden (Tooleman) 8/6/1977 AUD A VG show; mislabeled as 8/8/77 8/10/1977 AUD B+/A- VG show; Tooleman Remaster 8/12/1977 AUD A VG show; Dan Lampinski Recording 8/15/1977 AUD B+ VG show, Dan Lampinski recording 8/23/1977 AUD B+ VG show, Detroit Special 9/18/1977 AUD B/B+ Tooleman Remaster 9/23/1977 AUD A VG show, Mike Millard recording 9/26/1977 AUD B+/A- VG show, Mike Millard recording 11/12/1977 AUD B+/A- VG show; Northern Flight 11/13/1977 AUD A- VG show, 7 from 77 (vol 6) 11/19/1977 AUD B+ VG show, Going for the Germany 11/29/1977 AUD A- VG show; Wonderous Show 10/28/1978 FM-SBD A WAV 4/18/1979 SBD A VG show; Circus of Heaven 4/26/1979 FM-SBD A VG show; C'mon Down 5/5/1979 AUD A VG show 6/19/1979 AUD A- VG show; UFO's Over Boston (PRRP 028) 6/27/1979 AUD A-/B+ VG show; Red Stick: 30th Ann. Ed. (Tooleman) I have a few more that I know are good (from '78) that I haven't gotten to yet, plus a bunch from our friend unclejon that I do not have an idea re: sound quality.