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    Genesis-"Supper's Ready" especially the live Archive Box version. Killer.
    Yes-"Close to the Edge"
    Jethro Tull-"Baker St. Muse" shorter than TAAB or APP but just as good, imo.
    Pink Floyd-"Atom Heart Mother". Seriously!! Don't laugh!
    ELP-"Karn Evil 9". It's fashionable to knock these guys, but I still love this epic.

    A predictable list I guess, but I can't much get into the newer symph stuff. Listening to The Flower Kings or Spock's Beard makes me want to listen to Yes or The Beatles instead. But I do have a little bit of a soft spot for "Stardust We Are".

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    Quote Originally Posted by progfan
    Genesis-"Supper's Ready" especially the live Archive Box version. Killer.
    Yes-"Close to the Edge"
    Jethro Tull-"Baker St. Muse" shorter than TAAB or APP but just as good, imo.
    Pink Floyd-"Atom Heart Mother". Seriously!! Don't laugh!
    ELP-"Karn Evil 9". It's fashionable to knock these guys, but I still love this epic.

    A predictable list I guess, but I can't much get into the newer symph stuff. Listening to The Flower Kings or Spock's Beard makes me want to listen to Yes or The Beatles instead. But I do have a little bit of a soft spot for "Stardust We Are".
    Nice list. I haven't listened to Karn Evil 9 in years. Thanks for the reminder of a great song. Time to pull out my ELP.

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    I prefer the live version of Supper's Ready on Seconds Out. Musically, it's the tightest, most dramatic version.

    Spocks Beard epics, I gotta go with "Time has Come". I love the whole junkyard thing in it. "Flow" is a strong one too.

    Good call on "Baker Street Muse". And "Terrapin Station", the only Grateful Dead track that I enjoy.

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    I can't believe I forgot Supper's Ready...and Baker St. Muse doesn't suck, neither...

    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    Nice list. I haven't listened to Karn Evil 9 in years. Thanks for the reminder of a great song. Time to pull out my ELP.
    Or you can listen to this version. (Why couldn't my high school band teacher have been this cool? Actually, he was very cool, just not that cool.)
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    That version of Karn Evel #9 is really amazing. Any band with 8 vibes players is ok in my book. Yeah, rough in spots, but geez . . . that's a High School band? Wow.

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    To the worms it means that Supper Is Ready

    I too like the Seconds Out version of Suppers Ready but when I saw The Musical Box do it I nearly fell out.

    My whole body was one giant goose bump.

    I cannot wait to see the Lamb gig.

    Dave

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    Dave G said:

    " I too like the Seconds Out version of Suppers Ready but when I saw The Musical Box do it I nearly fell out."

    Look for the sobbing 30 something fool in the second row of the orchestra section at Nearfest!! I've never seen them before but everyone says their amazing. Can't wait!!

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    Spock's Beard, King Crimson, Pink Floyd and Dream Theater. Four of my favorite bands all put out some epic songs.

    I really don't understand what people see in the Animals disc by PF though. I've tried absorbing dozens of times, but albums such as Meddle, WYWH, Piper, DSOTM, Division Bell and Wall Live all put Animals down.

    Another thing: People like Animals but not Divison Bell. i think DB gives me the shivers more than any other album.

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