I hate to say this but Phil is actually quite a good drummer.

:IHateMyselfAndIWantToDie:

And onto side 2.

I'd imagine.

Listening to this does make me wonder if Jesus Christ Superstar counts as Prog.

Track 5, Harold the Barrel.

Is this Phil Collins?

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Listening to this does make me wonder if Jesus Christ Superstar counts as Prog.

I'd say it was.

This is a lot catchier and bouncier than the rest of the album.

the problem with this so far is it's so textbook Prog, you forget that this is them writing that same textbook.

Possibly, do I look like an expert at early 70s middle class student music?

This is my favourite track so far.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Listening to this does make me wonder if Jesus Christ Superstar counts as Prog.

I'd say it was.

Does this mean we could have J*sus as the final Prog M*nster?

Track 6, Harlequin.

You can tell it's not Rick Wakeman as that outro keyboards would have had 24,556 more notes in it.

43,567 if it was Keith Emerson.

I think Gabriel and Collins might both be singing this one.

Onto the comedy song...

Eh, what's he saying?

The guitar is nice.

This is like Dave Gimour on happy pills.

Final track, The Fountain of Salmacis.

Peter Gabriels comedy cockney voice, I though we'd get away with out him wheeling that one out.

I think this is Peter Gabriel.