It’s too bad that this supergroup never recorded.

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Flamencology

You don't deserve koa.
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3 out 4 of my favorite people. Was never a big Joan Rivers fan, and then she screwed up her face and died.
 
Who’s the guy in glasses? Is that Elton John? Also, holy shit Joan Rivers must have spent an hour getting her hair done like that. It makes me wonder how many billions of hours of productivity were wasted by working women doing their big hair in the 1980s.
 
Yeah, it would have been nice to hear more UK albums, but then John Wetton wouldn't have made a million dollars. Can't blame the guy.
 
Fumbles said:
Yeah, it would have been nice to hear more UK albums, but then John Wetton wouldn't have made a million dollars. Can't blame the guy.
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would have been nice to hear King Crimson continue after Red with the same lineup. But punk came around and musical tastes change. Virtually every prog band that insisted on continuing on became a self-parody (yes, Yes and Genesis included). I saw the first lineup of UK live. It was good, but that's mostly because we were all hungry for the prog music from the early seventies.
 
rickenvox said:
would have been nice to hear King Crimson continue after Red with the same lineup. But punk came around and musical tastes change. Virtually every prog band that insisted on continuing on became a self-parody (yes, Yes and Genesis included). I saw the first lineup of UK live. It was good, but that's mostly because we were all hungry for the prog music from the early seventies.
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I would agree with this- much of the earlier 70's stuff sounds so natural and 3 dimensional. Something about that kind of approach tends to age so much better for me as well. I can't really articulate why though.
 
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