[Powderworks] Oils and Prog Rock
Beth Curran
bcurran at columbus.rr.com
Mon Dec 8 17:41:27 MST 2003
*snort* Oh shit, I'm a closet ELO fan too!!! Still love "The Whale"
after all these years, but I wish Jeff Lynne would go do something
else..everything he produces sounds the same...- Beth
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Michael
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 11:21 PM
To: cathiejohn; Powderworks at cs-lists.cs.colorado.edu
Subject: Re: [Powderworks] Oils and Prog Rock
A shameful secret of mine is my devotion to the great prog bands of the
70's onwards (Yes, King Crimson, Van der Graf Generator, Jethro Tull
etc) and I have always heard echoes of that style in the Oils music
(particularly "10 ....1").
Does anyone else here any link, or have I disappeared among my Cozmic
Debris?
HMMM - I would not call YES, Tull, or Crimson SHAMEFUL secrets. I am
less familiar With Van der Graff Generator. I have been known to listen
to "Thick as a Brick" upon occasion all the way through with the
headphones on. I think there is some "progressive" elements on 10..1 -
in particular "Scream in Blue". Other than that, I don't tend to notice
it. Perhaps it is there, and I only notice it when it becomes VERY
obvious.
Now - Would my ELO albums qualify for Shameful Secrets?
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