Interzone suggestion

[davidwright]

I like Interzone a lot, also Prog Shores. I'd like to hear more of the early proto prog type programs & folk prog too, but of course, laced with some jazz and such. Also the prog by the year is a pretty cool look at prog by the years. One small gripe about the sites in general, maybe it's just my computer, but the postings are hard to read as they are so big and it's hard to navigate. Otherwise great radio!

[Avian(Admin)]

Hi David,

I'm not sure what you mean about the postings being hard to read and too large - do you mean the type? The article length? Which postings, the interzone playlists - is it every forum post?

[Cozy]

Hey David,

Thanks for you suggestion. The Interzone format is currently pretty diverse. I'm willing to alter that to the degree that the feedback warrants. I will continue to do plenty of "Time Capsule" and "proto-prog/hard-rock" shows in the meantime, but there's only one show per week so you might have to wait a while between them.

As far as folk goes, that's a bit more up Sean's alley (Progressive Shores). Chances are, you'll hear some mixed in with several of his programs. I don't have a lot of that stuff myself beyond a dozen bands or so.

That said, my next new show is going to be "World Fusion" so you'll get a chance to hear a lot of ethnically driven material.



Here's a tentative rundown of the next half-dozen or so shows...


- World Fusion - I
- What's New - 2006 Part III
- Proto-Prog and Hard Rock - IV
- Avant-Garde - V
- Time Capsule - X - 1997
- Jazz Rock - X
- Featured Artists - VI


Thanks again for your interest. I'm totally open to all suggestions.


- Cozy