Prog Synch Listen: Chris Squire - Multi layered magic
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Prog Synch Listen: Chris Squire - Multi layered magic
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Re: Prog Synch Listen: Chris Squire, TODAY Friday 10th January @ 9pm (UK)
Today
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Re: Prog Synch Listen: Chris Squire, TODAY Friday 10th January @ 9pm (UK)
Good afternoon/evening!
I raise my glass to wish you good health and happiness, also to toast absent friends.
I raise my glass to wish you good health and happiness, also to toast absent friends.
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Re: Prog Synch Listen: Chris Squire, TODAY Friday 10th January @ 9pm (UK)
Evening JJ
To absent friends
*chink*
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To absent friends
*chink*
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Re: Prog Synch Listen: Chris Squire, TODAY Friday 10th January @ 9pm (UK)
We're off!
What a killer bass sound/riff
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What a killer bass sound/riff
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Re: Prog Synch Listen: Chris Squire, TODAY Friday 10th January @ 9pm (UK)
Not heard this before.
My goodness, it sounds like Yes - the vocals too. Have I been crediting Anderson too much - does Squire sing many Yessongs?
My goodness, it sounds like Yes - the vocals too. Have I been crediting Anderson too much - does Squire sing many Yessongs?
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C wrote:Evening JJ
To absent friends
*chink*
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*chink*
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Re: Prog Synch Listen: Chris Squire, TODAY Friday 10th January @ 9pm (UK)
JJ - I don't know if you know but the organ and solo is Chris's school choir master
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Great tubs from the easily recognisable Bill Bruford - what a master he is?
I love the many twists and turns on this album - absolutely delightful
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I love the many twists and turns on this album - absolutely delightful
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C wrote:We're off!
What a killer bass sound/riff
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'Tis good - the bass on Yes albums is consistently excellent.
A school chum of mine, a huge Yes fan stated that Squire was the most essential & important member of the band - this would have been '73 - '77. He's a dentist now.
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C wrote:JJ - I don't know if you know but the organ and solo is Chris's school choir master
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No, I didn't. That's lovely.
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Brother Jimmy (Caravan) on flute - he was everywhere in the 70s!!
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John aka Josh wrote:A school chum of mine, a huge Yes fan stated that Squire was the most essential & important member of the band - this would have been '73 - '77. He's a dentist now.
I think that is true
he was probably the most creative
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C wrote:Great tubs from the easily recognisable Bill Bruford - what a master he is?
I love the many twists and turns on this album - absolutely delightful
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Indeed. Have been enjoying BLUE Nights recently, sadly usually on headphones as my wife fails to hear its charms.
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Gorgeous ending.
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Touch of Ravel to start this one.
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The brass/reeds throughout are just incredible - they add so much (and strings)
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Or perhaps Debussy would be more accurate.
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John aka Josh wrote:Or perhaps Debussy would be more accurate.
if you say so!
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This album is turning out to be a gem!