Prog Synch Listen: Steve Hillage - Friday 13th April @ 9pm

[Hugh]

First time I heard this was 1977 in Bruce's Records, Rose Street, Edinburgh.

[kath]

Good afternoon/evening. I raise my glass to wish you all good health and happiness, extended to all family members - how's Winnie?




Good vibes abound!

cheers to you! winnie is groovy and extra-spoilt.

[Spock!]

Such use of scales. Is Gilli on this album? Everything is in tuna. Holy mackerel.

A midsummer night's bream of a platter, I cod you not. Continual playing will boost your endolphin levels.

[soundchaser]

Hey, sorry all, my Sonos connection has let me down.

Have a great PSL, hopefully join you soon.

[kath]

I remember watching Steve Hillage on Rock goes to College in about 1980. I spent a decade or more thinking he'd written Hurdy Gurdy Man.

mwhahahahaaa

[Nancy]

Whoa! Great solo.

[Spock!]

Glad to hear Winnie is on the mend.


Love this album, by far my favourite of his solo works. Wave after blissful wave.

[C]

Pierre Moerlen is a great drummer

Not ever too much in your face but as tight as a duck's ass/arse

LET'S ROCK!!







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[Nancy]

Pierre Moerlen is a great drummer

Not ever too much in your face but as tight as a duck's ass/arse

LET'S ROCK!!







.

The rhythm section is amazing.

[C]

Hey, sorry all, my Sonos connection has let me down.

Have a great PSL, hopefully join you soon.

Bad luck!

Thanks for your input






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[Hugh]

Gong's You album was kind of inevitable after this, wasn’t it?

[kath]

Such use of scales. Is Gilli on this album? Everything is in tuna. Holy mackerel.

A midsummer night's bream of a platter, I cod you not. Continual playing will boost your endolphin levels.

how am i sposed to drink properly when everybody keeps this up?

[Nancy]

HILLAGE!

[C]

Pierre Moerlen is a great drummer

Not ever too much in your face but as tight as a duck's ass/arse

LET'S ROCK!!







.

The rhythm section is amazing.

Mike Howlett was in the Gong line up about 5 years ago when I saw him live - still awesome






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[kath]

gotdam!

[Spock!]

I remember watching Steve Hillage on Rock goes to College in about 1980. I spent a decade or more thinking he'd written Hurdy Gurdy Man.

My first view of Hillage was a bit like this, but from a lower vantage point & in glorious sun drenched colour. I'm probably just out of shot on the left hand side. Hyde Park '76.








Edited to include the photo.

[kath]

Hey, sorry all, my Sonos connection has let me down.

Have a great PSL, hopefully join you soon.

::smack::

[kath]

Heard just a hint of Gates of Delirium then.

yes!

[C]

Gong's You album was kind of inevitable after this, wasn’t it?

You was a recorded almost a year before this album Hugh





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[Hugh]

Hillage knew exactly what he was doing with this album. His sense of porpoise was spot on.