Prog Synch Listen: Starcastle, Didn't think Twice!

[Hugh]

Chock full of tunes.

[Nancy]

And as always, a special hello to the lovely Lady Of The Lake, Kath.

I must behave myself, or I may find myself thrown into said lake.

[kath]

A flashback for me to. I haven't heard this in I don't know how many years but I am transported back to that Starcastle/Tull gig in 1976.

oh jealous.

i think this track bounces and rollicks and floats and rocks. and i don't have a single prob with the yes comparisons, mwhahaha. not a one

[C]

And I predict that this one degree of separation is the closest we will ever get to an REO Speedwagon PSL.

It can be arranged...


oooof!





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[kath]

And as always, a special hello to the lovely Lady Of The Lake, Kath.

I must behave myself, or I may find myself thrown into said lake.

you like watery tarts, i know.

... slut.

(of course, i do have swords.)

[Nancy]

I hear both Chris Squire and Geddy Lee influences in the bass. Robust.

[kath]

i love all these ringing keys

[C]

Lovely harmonies

and instrumentation most splendid





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[kath]

I hear both Chris Squire and Geddy Lee influences in the bass. Robust.

agreeed

[Nancy]

And I predict that this one degree of separation is the closest we will ever get to an REO Speedwagon PSL.

It can be arranged...


oooof!





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What's that phrase.... "a bridge too far".

I was not indicating a desire to have one, just an observation.

[Spock!]

Evening to you all.



No flashback for me, not knowingly having heard of this band before. Have only slowly started to enjoy some Yes - when a few of my peers were I was a blues (& Beatles) bore. Pre war blues preferentially.




Enjoying it so far, the instrumental sections far more than the vocal.

[C]

I hear both Chris Squire and Geddy Lee influences in the bass. Robust.

Absolutely - are large nod to Yes throughout


Good evening JJ



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[kath]

Lovely harmonies

and instrumentation most splendid





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ya ya. for a debut album, especially fantastic

[C]

GWEETAR!





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[kath]

Evening to you all.



No flashback for me, not knowingly having heard of this band before. Have only slowly started to enjoy some Yes - when a few of my peers were I was a blues (& Beatles) bore. Pre war blues preferentially.




Enjoying it so far, the instrumental sections far more than the vocal.

evenin to yewww

[Hugh]

When I bumped into them in a burger bar after the gig I almost asked them if they had ever heard of an English band called Yes I was only 13 - I didn't know any better. I'm glad I didn't say that though.

[kath]

i think this sounds so sweet. i did at the time, too.

[Spock!]

Good evening JJ



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I raise a glass of merlot & wish you good health sir.

[C]

When I bumped into them in a burger bar after the gig I almost asked them if they had ever heard of an English band called Yes I was only 13 - I didn't know any better. I'm glad I didn't say that though.

Great story - what Tull tour was that then - I saw all the Tull tours - perhaps Starcastle didn't support on all the gigs





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[Nancy]

Good evening JJ



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I raise a glass of merlot & wish you good health sir.

I raise a bottle of Natural Light to you both and wish my liver good luck.