The second part of a prog album I long to make

[Blooby]

Years ago, I found it unbelievably humorous to conceive of a prog album based on how awkward the stereotypical prog fan is. I would then try to insert every prog stereotype into the album, both musical and otherwise. The potential Mellotron sounds alone make me heady with glee.

Anyhow, I posted the first part years back (located here).  The old file should really be listened to first, for I have a concept...a big one with pretense and loose women and everything...

The lyrics aren't supposed to come in until after the solo. John gets six lines only. They don't even need to rhyme. I know there's a fair amount of space in here, but that's the way I hear it.

Blooby

[Oldrottenhead]

Progtastic some great tones on the guitars.

[Hook]

Love it, that bass is so '79 genesis and that chord change...you know the the one...the real proggy one...oh yea!
Rock on!

[Redler]

I like that guitar tone a lot!! Spectacular playing!

This is music just for me - cool proggy feel!!

[Mach]

Great guitar tones and choice of chords. Bass with balls and drums sound really cool.
Prog-ness in session.

Mach

[Groundy]

Nice one Blooby,
Great guitar playing and brilliant tones
Top Class....

Alex

[bruno]

Great stuff, loved the sounds on this - I'm just back from Pompei - should have listened to this in the Amphitheatre, Prog central, where Pink Floyd played!
B

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Loving it, right up my street. Can't wait for more of the same.    Willie