i don't know where everyone is, but Celine Dion was excellent ranting on Larry King. she sounded like us.

ok, I'm here, I'm here....
oh.
where is everyone.

meh! damnit. what time zone is this server in again? *scratches head*

To be...(HEY!)...in England...(HEY!)..with my love...(HEY - YEH!)

cold stainless nail, torn through the distance of man...

I've seen all good people...

Your move...

Aw, leave it.

Just nothing but tales from topographic oceans these days.

Who knew Yes! was so awesome?

Well, me, for one. Close to the Edge saved my life in high school. I've said it before, but I really mean it.

q: Outboard/river/bluetail/tailfly/[something]/in time/suntower/asking/as one/changes/heartgold/leaver/soulmark/mover/Christian/changer, hold down/stranger/moongate/saviour/turn round/glider, etc.

That's probably not bad recall for something I haven't listened to for twenty years or so...

I'm waiting for the big prog revival, and I think I can say confidently that it's on its way. I base this on the wildly enthusiastic and unironic love for the whole genre expressed by the very sweet boy who works up the street at the Our Town Cafe, whose band plays CMJ this month. Stay tuned.

jokeefe wins! wow - great recall:

"Outboard, river. Blue tail, tail fly, Luther, in time,Sun tower, asking, Cover, lover, June cast, moon fast,As one, changes, Heart gold, leaver, Soul mark, mover, Christian, changer, Called out, saviour, Moon gate, climber, Turn round, glider. - SIBERIAN KHATRU

Yes lyrics.

Just queued it up on iTunes - the above refrain starts at 5:04.

wow - great recall

Ah, the music you loved when you were 16 never gets lost-- "Every note engraved on your heart" as Thom Yorke said about The Smiths' The Queen is Dead...

In other news, all of Gentle Giant's albums are being rereleased as a box set.... Free Hand is frickin' awesome (or so my inner 17 year old reminds me). :D

I recently listened to Marillion's first album and was rather surprised at how much I liked it, since I tend to lean more towards the King Crimson side of the Prog genre.

Yes was definitely one of the better progressive concept album bands of the 70s & 80s. Unfortunately, not everybody "got it". And also unfortunately, they fizzled out into a pop band when the album rock era died out.

they fizzled out into a pop band

*chokes*
heathen!