101 Dimensions Podcast Available!

101 Dimensions - Aug 2016The podcast for last weekend's (20/21 August) edition of 101 Dimensions is available HERE

It was my turn on 101 Dimensions again, and the next time I come 'round it will be Autumn! Boy the time flies the older you get (trust me on this, anyone younger than 35)! Anyway, I had another fun program lined up for you, complete with an appearance by Gandalf and his steed! Here's your play list for the show:

1. Phonatacid – AFX (from the album Analord 02, 2005) 2. Trains – Ian Anderson (from the album Walk Into Light, 1983) 3. Legacy – Art Of Noise (from the album The Best Of The Art Of Noise, 1988) 4. Impact – Patrick Moraz (from the album The Story Of I, 1976) 5. Opa-Loka – Hawkwind (from the album Warrior On The Edge Of Time, 1975) 6. Photographic – Tora, Tora, Tora – Depeche Mode (from the album Speak and Spell, 1981) 7. Ways Of Changes – Klaus Schulze (from the album Blackdance, 1974) 8. Harmogram Suite, Movement 1 & 2 – Marvin Ayres (from the album Harmogram Suite, 2011) 9. The Keeper Of The Old Forest – Gandalf (from the album Fantasia - The Best Of Gandalf, 1987) 10. The Darker Water – Erik Norlander (from the album Echoes From The Collective, 2012) 11. The Dignity Of Labour Pt. 1,3&4 – The Human League (from the album Reproduction, 1979) 12. Folksong For A Nuclear Village – Shadowfax (from the album Folksongs For A Nuclear Village, 1988)

I hope you enjoy! Until next month, I wish you well! Be good to each other...

Tony

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Anthony Rowsick

Anthony Rowsick

Anthony Rowsick (aka the Progsquatch) has been a fan of Progressive Rock for roughly 35 years. When the last of his four children moved out a few years ago he suddenly found himself with some things he had been lacking for many years – extra room in the house, spare time, and spare money! So he decided to invest in some computer recording software and an interface, moved all of his instruments and equipment into one of the kids’ old bedrooms, and began writing and recording his own music again. His friend Nelson W Pyles – the lyricist and vocalist in his recording project (called Novus) – is an author and podcaster and gave Tony the idea of doing his own podcast. Thus, Prog-Watch was born! When he is not working, listening to Prog Rock, or preparing shows, Tony likes to pick up heavy things and put them down. He also reads avidly and enjoys craft beer.