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Hear New Music From Steven Wilson: “Like Dust I Have Cleared From My Eye”

Hear New Music From Steven Wilson: “Like Dust I Have Cleared From My Eye”

Dw. Dunphy September 2, 2011 2

Porcupine Tree frontman presents a new tune from second solo, Grace For Drowning

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The Weekly Mixtape: 2/4/11 — In Love At Last

Chris Holmes August 19, 2011 14

Chris Holmes offers a selection of songs that helped him fall in love with some of his now-favorite artists, such as Randy Newman, Wilco, and Waylon Jennings

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Here’s Something Else!: Yo, Adrian! (Our Most Beloved Belew …)

Something Else! Reviews May 10, 2011 1

His credentials are as deep as his records are extraordinary: Adrian Belew, after all, has had stints with Frank Zappa, David Bowie, the Talking Heads, King Crimson and Nine Inch Nails. But, try as

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Bottom Feeders, The Rock End of the ’80s, Part 28

Dave Steed November 24, 2010 16

Jessica Hahn, I think you move me and I know it fo' sure!

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50Prog50: The Best Prog Albums, Part Five

Dw. Dunphy August 16, 2010 12

There’s been a lot of comments about this series and I want to thank everyone, even the folks who are incensed that I didn’t make The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway the #1 choice.

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50Prog50: The Best Prog Albums, Part Four

Dw. Dunphy August 9, 2010 11

Regrets, I’ve had a few. There were bands and artists I really wanted to squeeze onto this list but, ultimately, the fit wasn’t right. Queen certainly had the originality that progressive rock requires and

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50Prog50: The Best Prog Albums, Part Two

Dw. Dunphy July 26, 2010 40

The second installment of Dw. Dunphy's countdown includes three-lettered prog legends like Yes, ELP, and

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Ticket Stub: Emerson, Lake & Palmer in Wheeling, November ’77

Matt Wardlaw April 8, 2010 3

For those of you that read my Ticket Stub piece last week regarding Michael Bolton, I should tell you that good portions of that were nothing more than an April Fool’s joke.  I think

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DVD Review: “Mellodrama”

Ken Shane January 19, 2010 3

In 1978, a band I was working with was recording an album at A & R Studios in New York City. In the studio was the keyboard called a Mellotron. We never did use

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CD Review: King Crimson, “Red”

Dw. Dunphy October 20, 2009 7

Out of the rarefied list of truly classic progressive rock bands, King Crimson stands as the thorniest of the lot. You can ask someone on the street to name a Genesis song and they

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