From the beginning - Emerson Lake and Palmer. Those Greg Lake songs are really good.
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Been listening to an under-rated Prog Rock band called Argent today. They are very good. Has anyone heard there song 'Hold your Head Up'?
Quote: Jack Massey @ March 12 2010, 6:46 PM GMTBeen listening to an under-rated Prog Rock band called Argent today. They are very good. Has anyone heard there song 'Hold your Head Up'?
Has anyone heard it? Of course I have. And saw Rod with the Zombies playing it last year.
One of my favourite groups of the 70s. Check out Freefall if you can find it. It's amazing.
I'm listening to/watching our Eurovision entry competition. The first girl was terrible.
The new Gorillaz album. Loving it!
Been listening to a good and forgotten football song today. I thought it was unreleased on CD until I luckily found it on a prog rock compilation, it is called Match of the Day by Genesis, it was on the B side to a single called 'Spot the Pidgeon'. It is also on YouTube- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4X7rDmetQc
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dani California
Pentangle - Reflection
Listening to Malouda just scoring Chelsea's second goal.
Or was it Drogba?
The Pentangle - Solomon's Seal
Quote: Jack Massey @ March 12 2010, 6:46 PM GMTBeen listening to an under-rated Prog Rock band called Argent today. They are very good. Has anyone heard there song 'Hold your Head Up'?
Yep. It's probably one of the most known prog rock songs.
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band - Urban Spaceman
When The Eagle Flies - Traffic (v under rated chill out album)
The Levellers - Levelling the Land.
Ah, the memories. 
I'm related to John Lilburne of (original) Levellers fame.
Quote: DaButt @ March 14 2010, 10:57 PM GMTI'm related to John Lilburne of (original) Levellers fame.
How the hell do you know that!? I've got cousins I could walk past and never recognise.
Quote: Rob H @ March 14 2010, 11:03 PM GMTHow the hell do you know that!? I've got cousins I could walk past and never recognise.
I'm a Hixson and related thusly:
John Lilburne's mother, Margaret, was brought up in a royal palace. This was because her father, Thomas Hixon, was the Keeper of the Standing Wardrobe to Queen Elizabeth I at the ancient royal Palace of Greenwich, on the south bank of the Thames. The Hixon family lived within the palace precincts and Thomas was responsible for the care and maintenance of the royal carpets, furniture, and wall hangings.
In 1599, Margaret Hixon married Richard Lilburne of Durham, and Richard moved south to come and live with his wife.