Record of the Day: Yes, CLOSE TO THE EDGE (Steven Wilson Mix)
If there's anyhing better than Yes's CLOSE TO THE EDGE (1972), it's the CLOSE TO THE EDGE Steven Wilson mix (2013)! Love the album? You NEED this mix.
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Interview with Lisa: Best Kansas Albums of the Seventies
Thanks to Lisa for walking me through the best Kansas albums of the seventies! Here's a transcription of our talk from episode 14.
Record Collection
My vinyl lifeRecord of the Day: Rush, LIVE IN ST. LOUIS – 1980 (2015)
Picked up Rush LIVE IN ST LOUIS, 1980, released in 2015, which turned out to be an unofficial and relatively rare 180g double live album. Not sad about it.
My Vinyl Life
Record of the Day: Emerson, Lake & Palmer, TARKUS (1971), plus ELP on Progressive Waves!
Emerson Lake and Palmer, TARKUS (1971)
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Record of the Day: Marillion, THE THIEVING MAGPIE (LA GAZZA LADRA) (1988)
It’s my very first Marillion record! Picked up The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra) from 1988 at Barely Brothers Records recently.
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Record of the Day: Beach Boys, ENDLESS SUMMER (1974)
Today’s Record of the Day is the Beach Boys ENDLESS SUMMER from 1974! It’s a double-album compilation including hits from 1962 to 1964.
Read MoreRecord of the Day: Nektar: A TAB IN THE OCEAN (1972)
Today’s spin: Nektar: A TAB IN THE OCEAN from 1972. Just about as strange and excellent as its album artwork.
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Record of the Day: Peter Gabriel, PLAYS LIVE (1983)
Today’s Record of the Day is Peter Gabriel PLAYS LIVE from 1983! Big thanks to my pal Frankie for helping out with the photo.
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Celebrating Peter Gabriel on the Progressive Waves Prog Radio Show
Listen to the Peter Gabriel episode of Maggie’s prog rock radio show on Barely Brothers Radio, Progressive Waves!
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Record of the Day: King Crimson, IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING
I’m spinning my favorite track off King Crimson IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING (1969) on Progressive Waves! Listen at Barely Brothers Radio.
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Record of the Day: Peter Gabriel, SO
Peter Gabriel SO is usually the next thing I play after listening to Kate Bush all day (like yesterday). Topping it off with the Sledgehammer music video why not.
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Record of the Day: Kate Bush, THE DREAMING
Today is Kate Bush THE DREAMING, a weird and wonderful record. I love Kate more and more with every spin.
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Record of the Day: Focus, MOVING WAVES
Today’s spin: MOVING WAVES (1971) by Focus. Kicks off with “Hocus Pocus” for some headbanging action and just gets better from there.
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