Introduce yourself with 10 bands you've seen live Lufthansa Airport Terminal Wishbone Ash Yes Genesis Saga Transatlantic King Crimson Motorpsycho Flower Kings Spocks Beard

I am after some opinions. I enjoy taking photos at gigs. Normally I dont do any post procrssing, but have used AI a couple of times to try and make the photos better. Any thoughts on the before and afters. Do they look too processed

Another book to read, I have about 6 on the go now.

Todays pre gig soundcheck shot (even though they are the 4th band on). Spot the Prog Legend

I have been remiss in postig the pre gig shots, so heres the last 2 days of Winters End in Chepstow

If you see this, a concert photo that you took.

Saturday choons

I didn't really follow Neal Morse after he left Spocks Beard, other than Transatlantic, but I must say L.I.F.T. is most excellent. #NowPlaying

Evening listening, Horslips - Book of Invasions #NowPlaying

Giving this a listen. The live discs mix sound far better than the "Video" although the audience is a bit high at times #NowPlaying - Grace Under Pressure Live 1984 from those Rush fellas

The sun is out. I have no meetings, so winding down to the weekend with The Best of Keith Jarrett #NowPlaying

My favourite from thier poppier years. #NowPlaying Barclay James Harvest - Ring Of Changes. First album to be released on Vinyl, Cassette and Compact Disc on the same day.

Fabulous album. Check it out for free, then when you have been bowled over, buy the back catalog

This evenings music underway with Toyah - The Chanheling #NowPlaying

#NowPlaying Aphrodite's Child - The Best Of.... Demis Roussos showing off his Prog chops.

#NowPlaying Nash the Slash. Children Of The Night. Fabulously weird and brilliant

Had no intention of buying another copy of this, but I have been told the SACD layer is the dogs whotsits. Headphones on, lets find out. #NowPlaying Dark Side Of The Moon

42 Years ago. Saw them the week before in Brighton and decided to go up the smoke on the off chance.

A bit of AOR this evening with the eponymous album from Quarterflash. Nice production on this. #NowPlaying

Sunday afternoon listening #NowPlaying

This Sunday I shall be mostly cleaning some new aquistions.

Obligatory prr gig shot

Obligatory pre gig shot

#NowPlaying Steven Wilson - The Future Bites. Bonus content on obsolete media

Enjoying a Saturday night with The Penguin Cafe Orchestra #NowPlaying

#NowPlaying ELP Welcome Back My Friends.....part 1&2. A lot of people whinge about the recording quality of Yessongs, but I dont think this is any better. Great performance though.

#NowPlaying The lovely jazzy Vimana by Nova from 1976

#NowPlaying Rory Gallagher - Live in Europe. I have a few of these 2 on 1 releases from Castle, great value.

Giving some obsolete media a run out #NowPlaying PG4

Some of the waterfalls on the stroll down the track this morning

Snowdrops by the River Tawe

Compilation night tonight. Which one's your favorite #NowPlaying

It took quite a few years before I clicked with this album. Now its one of my favorites. King Crimson - Larks Tongues In Aspic #NowPlaying

'Avin a bit of Maiden. #NowPlaying Somewhere In Time

Something mellow for Sunday Listening #NowPlaying Fripp & Eno

#NowPlaying Julian Cope with Peggy Suicide

Day 27 of the 31-Day Prog Music Challenge and today it's the songs that you can sing in the shower, or hum, or be operatic, or tunes that might just be swirling round your head while you ablute. The absolute belter that is Nadirs Big Chance from Peter Hammill

Not played this in a long while. Hugh Cornwell & Robert Williams with Nosferatu

Day 26 of the 31-Day Prog Music Challenge! Today we're picking songs where the lyrics are just plain daft, silly. Dont get me wrong. I love this album and the lyrics work as a soundscape but as a whole.....The Revealing Science of God by Yes

It's Day 25 of the 31-Day Prog Music Challenge and today we're picking songs that bring a tear to the eye - and this could be laughter and joy as well as sadness, of course. A Cold Old Worried Lady - Triumvirat

As we slide into the last week of the 31-Day Prog Music Challenge, on Day 24 what's the song that uplifts you spiritually? Anything from this album. At the moment the Analog Kid fron Signals by Rush

Five concerts you've seen with women lead singers Joanne Shaw Taylor Blackheart Orchestra Hayley Griffiths Band Zio Long Earth

It's Friday and it's day 23 of the 31-Day Prog Music Challenge. Today your prompt is: the song or track that's a prog guilty pleasure. Breathless by Bombadil BJH's attempt at a hit novelty record under a psudonym. You can find it on this compilation

Day 22 of the 31-Day Prog Music Challenge - and today you'll be defending the song or track you deem a classic. The Girl Who Wa Death by Devil Doll. One track album based on the Prisoner TV series

A fun end to this evenings listening. The B-52's - Bouncing Off The Satellites

On the old Turntable tonight a wee bit of 70s Prog. Rush with probably thier proggiest, Hemispheres

Only 10 days left of the 31-Day Prog Music Challenge as the curtain rises on Day 21 (what?) where we pick a song by a prog act we wish we'd seen live but for some reason it didn't or couldn't happen. Druid for me. Thier debut from '75 is magnificent

#NowPlaying Used to have this taped to a C90 in the car backed with Plants - Principle of Moments. That tape got absolutely played to death Saga - Worlds Apart

Day 20 of the 31-Day Prog Music Challenge - what song reminds you of childhood? Roll Over Beethoven - ELO

Something more acoustic before bed #NowPlaying Richie Havens On Stage