ON TODAY'S PROGRAM...[PLAYLISTS 2009]

Dio-Dream Evil

Yes - Highlights - The Best of Yes
Yes - Tales From Topographic Oceans
Yes - Relayer
Asia - Asia

SpectreFate wrote:

Yes - Highlights - The Best of Yes
Yes - Tales From Topographic Oceans
Yes - Relayer
Asia - Asia

Do you have this one?



If not I highly recommend it. The remastered release has a different cover (just a black sleeve with the band name on the front, this cover is on the inside). That is the one to get because of much better sound and multiple bonus tracks.

detuned wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Yes - Highlights - The Best of Yes
Yes - Tales From Topographic Oceans
Yes - Relayer
Asia - Asia

Do you have this one?



If not I highly recommend it. The remastered release has a different cover (just a black sleeve with the band name on the front, this cover is on the inside). That is the one to get because of much better sound and multiple bonus tracks.

No I don't have it. I assume that's the debut? I like the more proggy,
wanker aspects of Yes. I have read that's more straight ahead jazz
influenced stuff?

SpectreFate wrote:

No I don't have it. I assume that's the debut? I like the more proggy,
wanker aspects of Yes. I have read that's more straight ahead jazz
influenced stuff?

It's definitely a prog album, very much sounds like a Yes. The only real difference is Peter Banks (the original guitarist) has some more jazz-y vibe in his solos, but it's more fusion than straight-ahead. It's actually one of my favorite album of theirs.

progressive rock & fusion jazz are first cousins anyway.

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progressive rock & fusion jazz are first cousins anyway.

Roger. I'm still relatively new to the classic prog sound but I love it. I need to check out that debut album.

Amazon has the remaster on sale for $6.99

http://www.amazon.com/Yes/dp/B00007KWI9/ref=ntt_mus_ep_dpi_11

Riot - Thundersteel
Letter 7 - Salt of the Earth

Anthrax - Sound Of White Noise
Grant Green - Alive
Johnny Griffin - Return Of The Griffin

Almah - Fragile Equality

Warhorse-S/T (1970)
Warhorse-Red Sea (1972)

akeldama wrote:

Warhorse-S/T (1970)
Warhorse-Red Sea (1972)

Is this the band with Brain Robertson of Thin Lizzy fame or am I thinking of another band he was in?

manny wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Warhorse-S/T (1970)
Warhorse-Red Sea (1972)

Is this the band with Brain Robertson of Thin Lizzy fame or am I thinking of another band he was in?

According to AMG this was Nick Simper's post-Deep Purple band.

Sinner "There Will Be Execution"
Rev Seven "Heavy Laden Vol. 1"
Place of Skulls "Nailed"
Last Chapter "Path to Always"
Rev Seven "Heavy Laden Vol. 2"

Heart-Greatest Hits
Faith No More-The Real Thing
Saxon-Strong Arm of The Law
Iron Maiden-A Matter of Life And Death
Operation Ivy-Energy
ZZ Top-Tres Hombres

My new Best Of Bobnoxious CDR.

19 tracks of singalong, party, punky goodness!

Coroner - Grin
Coroner - Coroner
The Jelly Jam - 2

detuned wrote:

manny wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Warhorse-S/T (1970)
Warhorse-Red Sea (1972)

Is this the band with Brain Robertson of Thin Lizzy fame or am I thinking of another band he was in?

According to AMG this was Nick Simper's post-Deep Purple band.

detuned thanks for the info, now my next question, are they worth looking into?

manny wrote:

detuned wrote:

manny wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Warhorse-S/T (1970)
Warhorse-Red Sea (1972)

Is this the band with Brain Robertson of Thin Lizzy fame or am I thinking of another band he was in?

According to AMG this was Nick Simper's post-Deep Purple band.

detuned thanks for the info, now my next question, are they worth looking into?

Never heard them, the reviews on AMG said they could have been the blueprint for Spinal Tap though.

Cool I love Spinal Tap

My playlist

The Doors-The Soft Parade

on vinyl:

Venom-At War with Satan

manny wrote:

My playlist

The Doors-The Soft Parade

on vinyl:

Venom-At War with Satan

Ya know, in a weird alternate universe kind of way...that makes sense.

Warhorse - As Heaven Turns To Ash

dOOOM

manny wrote:

detuned wrote:

manny wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Warhorse-S/T (1970)
Warhorse-Red Sea (1972)

Is this the band with Brain Robertson of Thin Lizzy fame or am I thinking of another band he was in?

According to AMG this was Nick Simper's post-Deep Purple band.

detuned thanks for the info, now my next question, are they worth looking into?

They are a good band. I like both of those albums. They aren't all that distinctive, but good typical early 70's hard rock. The debut is the classic, Red Sea is a little unfocused but might have a few of their strongest individual songs. They are better than Simper (Evans) era Purple IMO.

SAHB Healer wrote:

manny wrote:

detuned wrote:

manny wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Warhorse-S/T (1970)
Warhorse-Red Sea (1972)

Is this the band with Brain Robertson of Thin Lizzy fame or am I thinking of another band he was in?

According to AMG this was Nick Simper's post-Deep Purple band.

detuned thanks for the info, now my next question, are they worth looking into?

They are a good band. I like both of those albums. They aren't all that distinctive, but good typical early 70's hard rock. The debut is the classic, Red Sea is a little unfocused but might have a few of their strongest individual songs. They are better than Simper (Evans) era Purple IMO.

Ditto what Sahb said.......actually i'm going to revive a thread now.