The Prog Mill 393 - 26 November 2023

Edition 393 of THE PROG MILL for Progzilla Radio (613 in total), first broadcast Sunday 26 November, is now also available to stream on demand or download. Once again we bring you two hours of amazing melodic & symphonic progressive rock. This week's album review from The Progressive Aspect sees Leo Trimming taking a listen to 'The Long Goodbye' by Galahad, and our fun quickfire quiz invites you to identify five of the best selling prog albums of 2022 by hearing the intros to a track from each.

Listen to this episode news

Download MP3 Subscribe to Podcast Feed

Playlist

1 Doris Brendel & Lee Dunham – Rock and a Hard Place (Pigs Might Fly)
2 Hanford Flyover – Shadows on the Sun (Source)
3 The Round Window – Holes (Everywhere and Nowhere)
4 35 Tapes – The Biggest Lie (Fabric of Time)
5 Amon Ra – Time Will Come To Your Rescue (We Never Said Good-Bye)
6 Spirergy – Transit of Time (Aeon)
7 Marillion – Murder Machines (An Hour Before It's Dark)
8 Galahad – Behind the Veil of a Smile (The Long Goodbye)
9 Galahad – The Long Goodbye (The Long Goodbye)
10 Mesa Verde – Moments (Single)
11 Tim Hunter – Constantine (Eborockem)
12 Skald – Da Manen Sken (Huldufolk) *Prog Magazine Limelight Band
13 Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel – Sebastian (The Human Menagerie)

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

Email Website Podcasts