Hello fellow music lovers!..... We are back!! It feels exciting to be broadcasting again. I have missed sharing music and researching great music. There are of course some key differences to our previous iteration of Soundscape. The most obvious is that the show is shorter and will only show up every other week (schedule allowing). This shorter time means we will focus on the theme for the entire show instead of having sections as we did before. What that means in terms of content is that we will not likely have as much new music, but that's ok because...
Hello fellow music lovers!..... We are back!! It feels exciting to be broadcasting again. I have missed sharing music and researching great music. There are of course some key differences to our previous iteration of Soundscape. The most obvious is that the show is shorter and will only show up every other week (schedule allowing). This shorter time means we will focus on the theme for the entire show instead of having sections as we did before. What that means in terms of content is that we will not likely have as much new music, but that's ok because there are plenty of outlets for that stuff. You need only to turn your dials to progrock.com to get your new prog fix on with a wonderful array of prog rock radio podcasts. We will of course still incorporate new songs and bands as they impact the theme.
This episode is appropriately titled in that the theme this week is horns in prog. There were a few moments that brought the podcast back but the running theme of those moments was based on the use of horns in the music I was listening to. It was somewhat uncertain what the show would look like but I think we got a lot of good stuff in the mix. While we did not get all of the requests, I will make a short list of those available at the bottom so that you guys can check them out as well. Where a song was more well-known or expected, I opted for lesser-known material.
- Soundscape Intro
- Gryphon- Opening Move
- Chuck Mangione- Children of Sanchez (Overture)
- Dreams- Holli Be Home
- Blood, Sweat & Tears- I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know
- Marbin- Aggressive Hippies
- Haikara- Yksi Kansa -One Land & One Nation
- Thank You Scientist- Rube Goldberg Variations
- Steve Thorne- The White Dove Song
- Abel Ganz- Recuerdos
- The Mars Volta- The Widow
- Methexis- Chapter III- Suiciety
- The United Jazz & Rock Ensemble- To An Elfin Princess
- Ekseption- B 612
- Colosseum- Those About to Die
- Lighthouse- No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed
- Peter Gabriel- Olive Tree
- Yes- Almost Like Love
- Genesis- No Reply At All
- Rewiring Genesis- The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
- Big Big Train- Miramare
- Big Big Train- Victorian Brickwork
This was a wonderful set of music but we missed many and here is the short list of the ones that were culled:
- Procol Harum- Playmate of the Mouth
- Phish- Julius
- Chicago- There was no Chicago in this mix....all of that early stuff would have been excellent
- Rainbow Theatre- Eagle Odyssey- This one really should have made it. It was previously unknown to me and I found it to be wonderful.
- King Crimson- Lizard
- Osibisa- Y Sharp
- Jade Warrior- Barazinbar
- Jody Grind- Paint it Black
- Pekka Pohjola- Image of a Passing Smile
- Demon Fuzz- Hymn to Mother Earth
- Audience- Trombone Gulch
- Diagonal- Voyage/Paralysis
- The Soft Machine- Many options here could have been used
- After Crying- The Entire Farewell to the 20th century suite
- Billy Cobham- Lunarputians
- Pink Floyd- Atom Heart Mother and The Trial
- Uriah Heep- Sallisbury
- Caravan- Golf Girl
- Mirthkon
There are many more and I encourage you to come and talk about them in the chat over at Soundscape on Facebook.
Thanks for listening and please feel free to contact us at soundscape@progrock.com
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