Podcast - The Prog Mill Long Ones Special #13

The Prog Mill Long Ones Special No.14 - first broadcast on Progzilla Radio Sunday 22nd September, is now also available to stream on demand or download.

Just five epic proggy tracks in two hours.

Here's this week's playlist

1 Magic Pie – The Hedonist (Fragments of the 5th Element) 2 Mindspeak – Tetrachrome (Eclipse Chaser) 3 Spaceport Union – This Town Will Kill You/Nebula (Single) 4 Kaprekar’s Constant – White Stars Sunrise (Depth of Field) 5 Elysian Fields – Terra Pt 4 Quest (Terra – The Saga of Sol III)

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):

Sundays 10pm – Midnight UK (2100UTC) – main broadcast Tuesdays 0300-0500 UK (0200UTC) – For North America – Mon 7pm Pacific/10pm Eastern Tuesdays 2300-0100UK (2200 UTC) – 1500 Pacific/1800 Eastern Saturdays 6-8pm UK (1700 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

Back next Sunday with another brand new LONG ONES SPECIAL – just 6 tracks in 2 very proggy hours. Then back to normal as we enter October!

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Shaun Geraghty

Shaun Geraghty

Shaun has been a radio presenter since 1982, starting in pirate radio broadcasting across Europe from an aerial strung between trees in the forests of Staffordshire. Soon after, he became a regular presenter and member of the management team at Hospital Radio Stafford, staying there for 32 years and receiving long service awards. Shaun also worked extensively in local community radio in Staffordshire on several stations including Stafford FM, Stone FM, Chase FM and Smart Radio. When Stafford Radio, an online community radio station started broadcasting from a 220 year old windmill in 2011, Shaun began presenting 'The Prog Mill' (the name inspired by the station's unique base). Stafford Radio became Windmill Radio before closing in 2016, when 'The Prog Mill' became part of Progzilla Radio. The Prog Mill leans towards the melodic and symphonic side of progressive rock, and includes regular album reviews from our friends at The Progressive Aspect, CD Giveaways, and a regular fun quickfire quiz. Your music suggestions for the show are very welcome at shaun@progzilla.com or via facebook.com/theprogmill or twitter (X) @shaunontheair