Podcast - The Prog Mill edition 200 (8 March 2020)

Edition 200 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio, first broadcast 8 March 2020, is now also here for you to stream on demand or download. Simply click play below or elect to download it as a mp3. Two hours of superb melodic and symphonic progressive rock covering the years from the 70's right up to albums not even yet released.

Here's This Week's Playlist

1 Comedy of Errors – Spirit (Spirit) 2 Long Earth – We Own Tomorrow (Once Around The Sun) 3 Ms Amy Birks – Jamaica Inn (All That I Am and All That I Was) 4 Gravity Machine – It’s Summer (Red) 5 Haunt The Woods – Amethyst (Opaque) 6 For Absent Friends – Into Love (Running In Circles) 7 Drifting Sun – Twilight (Twilight) 8 Godsticks – Surrender (Inescapable) 9 Doug Woods & Colin Powell – Upgraded (The Mechanical Girl A.I.) 10 Perfect Beings – Cause and Effect (Perfect Beings II) 11 Paul Limb – Dystopian Cityscape (The Last Journal of a Dystopian Adventurer) 12 Moonscape – The Throes of Desperation (Single) 13 The Dark Monarchy – Bed of Posers (Single) 14 Black Sabbath – Air Dance (Never Say Die) 15 Manfred Mann’s Earth Band – Solar Fire (Solar Fire)

You can hear The Prog Mill on Progzilla Radio at these times every week (www.progzilla.com/listen - via the tune in radio app and on internet radios – or just ask Alexa to “Play Radio Progzilla on Tune-In”) :

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2200UTC) – main broadcast Tuesdays 0300-0500 UK (0300UTC) – For North America – Mon 7pm Pacific/10pm Eastern Tuesdays 2300-0100UK (2300 UTC) – 1500 Pacific/1800 Eastern Saturdays 6-8pm UK (1800 UTC) – Family friendly Saturday evening repeat

Your melodic and symphonic progressive rock music suggestions for the show are very welcome. Just email shaun@progzilla.com, or message via twitter @shaunontheair or facebook.com/theprogmill

NEXT WEEK – We Re-Draw the winner of the Kaprekar’s Constant double vinyl version of Depth of Field (as the winner already has a copy), and another Prog Mill Music Giveaway – you can win a digital download of Moonshot’s superb album Worlds of Yesterday.