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This week’s Prog-Watch is just a bunch of great Progressive Rock, and most of it is relatively new! We’ll hear from Cirrus Bay, Rodney Matthews and Jeff Scheetz with Oliver Wakeman, Fernando Perdomo, Dreaming Madmen, Nektar, Euphoria Station, Futurist, Blind Ego, Moon Halo, Richard Orange, Robertas Semeniukas, and Workshop of the Wolf! All in 90 minutes!!
If you missed this week’s Prog-Watch, you can still listen HERE
This week’s program is a great variety show with lots of new music for your listening pleasure! Hear music from Boundary Exception, Pat Mastelotto & Markus Reuter, Southern Empire, Offworld, IQ, Alan Reed, Richard Barbieri, Tom Slatter, Knight Area & Blackfield! Plus another great edition of Progressive Discoveries with Dr. Rob Fisher, on the wonderful debut album from This Winter Machine! A splendid time is guaranteed for all!
If you missed this week’s Prog-Watch, you can still listen HERE
This week we have a feature on the Greek band Verbal Delirium, complete with an interview with Jargon and! We will, of course, also hear fantastic progressive music from all three of Verbal Delirium’s albums! As if that was not enough, you can also hear great new music from The Mute Gods, Knight Area, and Napier’s Bones!
If you missed last weekend’s 101 Dimensions program, you can listen HERE
For those interested, here’s the playlist:
1. Erik Norlander – City Of Living Machines (from the album Seas Of Orion, 2004)
2. 17 Pygmies – Celestina XVI (from the album Celestina II – Second Son, 2011)
3. Ian Boddy & David Wright – Still Motion (from the album Shifting Sands, 2009)
4. David Bedford – The Song Of The White Horse (from the album Star Clusters, Nebulae & Places In Devon/The Song Of The White Horse, 1999)
5. 17 Pygmies – Celestina XXVII (from the album CIII – Even Celestina Gets The Blues (A Tale Of Love And Quantum Physics, 2012)
6. Rocket Scientists – Traveler On The Supernatural Highway (from the album Supernatural Highways, 2014)
7. Tangerine Dream – Suite From Dead Solid Perfect (from the album Dream Music, 1992)
8. Redshift – Damage (from the album Last, 2007)
If you missed last weekend’s 101 Dimensions, you can still listen HERE
The program features lots of great electronic/ambient music from the 70s up through today. Here’s the playlist if you are interested:
If you missed 101 Dimensions last weekend, you can still listen HERE
The theme this time was music by electronic pioneers Tangerine Dream and former members! Here’s the playlist if you like to follow along:
I hope you enjoy! Until next time, Prog On!
Tony
If you missed 101 Dimensions this past weekend (17/18 December) you can still listen HERE
This month I was so busy with other stuff that I did not prepare a themed show this month…just a regular old 101 Dimensions full of awesome electronic and ambient Progressive music! I hope you enjoy! Here’s the playlist for those inclined to follow along:
1. Archive – Blue Faces – Driving In Nails (from the album The False Foundation, 2016)
2. Ambeon – Fate (from the album Fate Of A Dreamer, 2001)
3. Isao Tomita – Arabesque (from the album Snowflakes Are Dancing, 1974)
4. Kraftwerk – Kometenmelodie 1 (from the album Autobahn, 1974)
5. Aphex Twin – Tree (from the album Selected Ambient Works, Vol. II, 1994)
6. Kraftwerk – Kometenmelodie 2 (from the album Autobahn, 1974)
7. Har – Blue Searchlight (from the album Obscura, 2010)
8. Kitaro (with Jon Anderson) – Island Of Life (from the album Dream, 1992)
9. David Arkenstone – Water Of Life: Out Of Darkness & Transformation (from the album Return Of The Guardians, 1996)
10. Yanni – Nightbird (from the album Nightbird, 1997)
11. Amon Düül II – Yeti (Improvisation) (from the album Yeti, 1970)
12. Tangerine Dream – Nebulous Dawn (from the album Zeit, 1972)
By the way, if you were looking for something with a little more of a seasonal theme, you can listen to last December’s show HERE
Until next month…I wish you and yours much happiness. Remember that it is not WHAT you have in life, but WHO you have in life that really matters. Be good to each other and Prog On, brothers and sisters!
Tony
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