Re: The album running-commentary and general listening discussion thread.

[Guest]

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

:IHateMyselfAndIWantToDie:

[Guest]

And onto side 2.

I'd imagine.

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

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Track 5, Harold the Barrel.

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Is this Phil Collins?

[Guest]

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

I'd say it was.

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

[Guest]

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?

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This is my favourite track so far.

[Guest]

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?

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Track 6, Harlequin.

[Guest]

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.

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

[Guest]

Onto the comedy song...

[Guest]

Eh, what's he saying?

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The guitar is nice.

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This is like Dave Gimour on happy pills.

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Final track, The Fountain of Salmacis.

[Guest]

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

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I think this is Peter Gabriel.

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