Wow, in our new time slot now folks – no stopping us !! Ironically, we had this slot with MMH when I first started with them 8 years ago !! Anyway, just in case you missed it, here it is in all its glory, lined up and good to go – JUST 4 U………………. Have […]
Time to get your Prog on again guys, hope you enjoy this week’s selection – Steve & Lou xx Yes – Yours Is No Disgrace (Live) Amon Duul II – Soap Shop Rock (Live) Argent – It’s Only Money Part 2 (Live) Gentle Giant – Just The Same/Proclamation (Live) Genesis – The Knife (Live) Tool […]
An absolute stonker of a show for you crazy lost is ready and waiting. A wealth of new releases from some of the new, young and exciting Prog bands, a middle section that goes to 11 and then some with a hefty dose of Prog Metal, plus a few classics thrown in for good measure. […]
Great Prog Rock Variety and the first Progressive Discoveries segment of 2020 are on tap in this week’s Prog-Watch! Hear music from Jeff Lynne’s ELO, Great Pacific Orchestra, Flying Colors, The Flower Kings, Workshop of the Wolf, and Tool! Plus, Dr. Rob Fisher will be enlightening us on the fabulous new album, The Rising, by […]
The Progressive Tracks Show #330 (It’s A Tough Business, This Prog) NOTE: WORLD PREMIERE SONG on this week’s show! Progressive Rock artists face a myriad of obstacles in creating the music we listeners love and their struggles (even though I can’t play a note). Oh well, at least the music will be stellar, including that […]
Yep, this week it’s another of my indeterminate, music-driven theme shows. While the show’s title explains a lot… the image representing the show may confuse you. But I assure you, it’s relevant to the story. I’ve incorporated some new releases in with some classics for this show. So keep your ears open for some great […]
Progressive Tracks Show #246 (Music On My Mind), originally broadcast on Friday, January 26, 2018, is now available to download or listen to anytime you desire. This week’s show features some of the music that has been going through my head recently… along with some serendipitous tracks that appeared just in time to fit in […]