COTM - #424 - Let's Get Pink

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

What do you do
When you don't want to be blue?

You get Pink!

Greetings and salutation prognafarians.

To keep our musical spirits up this week I visit two classic albums by Pink Floyd. A Momentary Lapse of Reason, and Wish You Were Here.

To set the table, I start with a mood piece by Jimi Hendrex from Electric Ladyland: Moon, Turn The Tides...Gently, Gently. This is in honor of a new release from the Hendrix family of more unreleased tracks. The new album is called Both Sides of the Sky. I just got my copy today and there are some very interesting pieces unlike others released before. I may share some of those at a later date.

Also, between the two albums I have a palette cleanser for you from Anglagard, Höstsejd from their 1996 album Buried Alive. This 14 minute piece has a nice Genesis feel.

I hope you will tune in tonight or sometime this coming week on Monday @ noon or Wednesday @ 5:00am (e.s.t.).

Enjoy

d

[mariocc]

DAle !, always is nice listening Hendrix,, maybe you can share a little from that new recording ,,, thanks amigo for the show

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Originally Posted by mariocc

DAle !, always is nice listening Hendrix,, maybe you can share a little from that new recording ,,, thanks amigo for the show

Certainly. It was too late to add to Friday's show, but I'll play some soon.

Thank you Mario.

[mailotron]

Great Idea OHD , the last Jimi's cd is above average material

[mailotron]

Dale wrote :"Höstsejd from their 1996 album Buried Alive. This 14 minute piece has a nice Genesis feel."

D you know that this cd has been recorded during a tour in north ans central Americas ? that played before a dozen of people , they decided to disband short after this ' tour'

[mailotron]

...they played ....

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Originally Posted by mailotron

Dale wrote :"Höstsejd from their 1996 album Buried Alive. This 14 minute piece has a nice Genesis feel."

D you know that this cd has been recorded during a tour in north ans central Americas ? that played before a dozen of people , they decided to disband short after this ' tour'

It is hard to find your worldwide audience is not quite as broad as you thought. Most prog bands can't afford a decent marketing campaign to support tours.