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Please tell me I'm not the only one who prefers Journey's early albums rather than the poppy Steve Perry era.

Yes, i heard and i have the album, quite intristing and well played, a tresure of the mid '70's. I suggested many times to be added here on PA but nobody heared about this band, or they don't want to be here. Anyway worth every second of AFT selftitled album from 1976

Blind Image | Rock band | rock music Blind Image is a Chennai based rock band and it played at the June Rock Out 2008! Catch their interview on rockandraga.in.

Rock Music album | Rock Music News June Rock Out was back - bigger and better in the tenth year of establishment of the Unwind Center . Its was two days of non-stop rock. With bands such as Lounge Piranha , Native Tongue, Silver, Blood and Iron, Ahimxa , Gandhi’s Cookbook and much more, it was an all out rocker’s delight!...

My favorite is Eraser ... or Mono (Ninja), but you can make more points with Eraser. I don't like the others because you have to plan your moves too much, it distracts me from the music. BTW: If you don't know what Audiosurf is: http://www.audio-surf.com/ (the game costs only $10, and there's a demo version which you can try for free. You don't ...

Please use this thread for discussing the 2008 U.S. college football season. Early first day observations: No repeat of Appalachian State upset of U of Michigan as LSU crushes them prior to the arrival of Hurricane Gustav. Ohio State loses Beanie Wells to a leg injury in their 1st game route of Youngstown St. If the injury is ...

hey guys ive looked through their page at the dvds but i can't really find anything definitive on which ones are good. Can anyone recommend the best gabriel era genesis live dvd?(Basically i want to see foxtrot and selling england songs). Thanks!

I am a Pommard fan .But let your palate decide while listening to good prog!

French Prog Metal band are about to release their 4th studio, and aren't in the archibves as yet; this is good stuff!... ...one for Seb to get his teeth into!!.... as mentioned above, I would recommend Post/ Experiemental Metal for this band... www.myspace.com/anasaziprog enjoy......

I was watching Step Across the Border, a documentary/art film about Fred Frith, and in one of the scenes taken from his stay at the home of a Japanese family he is messing with this: It swings back and forth and it makes sounds and I really want to know what it is. Can anybody help me here?

Well, here it is. I said I'd be back. I want to avoid any sort of sequel idea here; this is an entirely new tournament with some new faces and several old ones. However, if you were around very early this year, you may remember my "Ultimate Prog Tournament", wherein King Crimson was crowned champion and Yes runner-up. In this tournament, none of ...

Pretty simple.

Just wanted to share some links, be you in harm's way or just curious: http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ after Gustav and Hannah, there's a high probability tropical depression just forming off Africa The Weather Channel has some good satellite links: http://www.weather.com/maps/news/atlstorm6/africas atellite_large.html http://www.weather.com/maps/news/...

Pick your favorite instrumental track from the list.

What song gives you goosebumps? You know what I'm talking about.. I always get goosebumps to "Spirit of the Radio" by Rush , "Heart of Rock'n'Roll" by Huey Lewis, "Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) by Billy Joel, and "Heart of the Sunrise" by Yes. I love that feeling, when you look down and your arms are all bumpy and the hair is sticking straight up....