In the Prog Seat: Our Favorite Prog-Rock Radio Hits
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Join the In the Prog Seat crew as they talk about some of their favorite prog songs that became radio staples.
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The first (arguably) "prog" song I can remember on the radio was Edgar Winter's Frankenstein. Still love it...
Awesome tune.Still listen to it once in a while !
Was one of the first singles that I ever bought . Still got it
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Excellent choice Gary!
@@ericporter344 / thank you, probably “ walks the line” as prog with some , but after nearly 6️⃣0️⃣ years on this EARTH 🌎, I’m not 💯% sure the EXACT definition of prog. Lol. Your choices last night , were on the $$$$. Great 👍 job
@@garyjoyce2160 Its proggy in my book! Thanks, glad you liked my picks!
First prog I heard on radio(FM)
ELP: Lucky Man
Yes: Roundabout
Pink Floyd: Money
Jethro Tull: Aqualung and Teacher
Moody Blues: Tuesday Afternoon and Nights in White Satin
Supertramp: Bloody Well Right
Genesis: Turn It On Again
Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody
Styx: Come Sail Away
Al Stewart: Year of the Cat ( yes, he isn't a prog artist, but the song is prog)
Kansas: Carry On Wayward Son, Point of Know Return, and Dust In the Wind( these got AM radio play too)
Nice list !
Oh man I love Year of the Cat. Such a great song!!
As are all those other tunes!!
I've been in the debate before about whether Bohemian Rhapsody is prog or not. To me it's undeniable.
Agree
98% prog, after all some idiots call punk band XTC prog
@@AidenSwords-md1do XTC is an art rock band, which has lots of connective tissue with prog. They're essentially a song-driven prog band. You're the only idiot here.
Nights in White Satin- Moody Blues
Take the Long Way Home- Supertramp
Lucky Man- ELP
Thanks everyone for watching, and your comments.
Special thanks for everyone who joined the live chat, @250! You all ROCK!
Changes makes me cry Hard. wasnt sure why at first. One of the best solos ever imo. xxx
Marillion - Kayleigh
ELP - Karn Evil 9
Asia - Only Time Will Tell
Utopia - Last of the New Wave Riders
Thanks Ken for the WNEW love. Remembering the sultry voice of Allison Steele puts me in a good place. I loved the impromptu interviews they all seemed to have now and again. The entire staff of the station was memorable. I went to a music consortium either '78 or '79 in NYC and met the majority of the DJs, including the fore mentioned Night Bird. They actually seemed to enjoy their job and their impact they had in the musical landscape. Also met a couple DJs from WPLJ, Pat St John was one of them, and their female counterpart to Allison whose name escapes me. They discussed the "business of radio," but were able to do it their way. Which I really appreciated growing up in Morris County NJ.
Frequently Alison would open her show with Vangelis' "We Are All Uprooted" from his Earth solo album. Used to give me douche chills before I was old enough to know what a douche chill was.
@@kengolden666 Ah, to be young and innocent
Yeah Ken, NY radio in the 70's was the best (WLIR, WBAB, WNEW)...you could hear Be Bop Deluxe, Angel, Horslips, Starcastle, Frank Marino, Montrose, Sammy Hagar, Hot Tuna, Piper, pre-Comes Alive Frampton, early Rush, early AC/DC and on and on... it just was, as you said...
You guys took a few of my choices but I'll list them anyway:
Supertramp: Dreamer, You Bloody Well Right & Give A Little Bit
Emerson, Lake & Powell: Touch and Go
10 CC: I'm Not In Love
Saga: On the Loose
Yes: Love Will Find a Way
Pink Floyd: The Wall & Run Like Hell
ELO: Evil Woman & Don't Bring Me Down
Peter Gabril: Solsbury Hill
Oh well, sometimes good minds think alike🤣
Moody Blues - Nights in white satin
Alan Parsons Project - Eye in the sky
Rush - Spirit of Radio
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
From The Beginning by Emerson Lake and Palmer was huge on radio in 1972. I was 19 and in the Air Force in Las Vegas.
I was USAF brat living in England when I heard this song. On the base where I lived had a rec. room, which had records that I could record onto a Revox reel to reel tape recorder. Those recordings were my prized processions.
@@carlsalazar4490 what base?
....and for that matter, "Lucky Man" from ELP's very first album. Right out of the gate, they got a hit!
@@kevinmcgauhey9813 Greg Lake’s first original song he wrote when he was 12. It wasn’t intended to be on the debut but they ran out of songs and Greg just started playing it and the band loved it so it was literally the last song to make the album.
Keith’s famous Moog solo was recorded by Greg and Eddie Offord without telling Keith. He knew he was going to tack a solo on the end to make the song longer and that it was in the key of D so what is now preserved for eternity is Keith jamming in D and they overdubbed it and it sounds like a live three piece band in the studio. Happy accident.
Good song Rand
I remember hearing songs from the first Mahavishnu Orchestra and King Crimson albums from a station in New Orleans in 1988.😀
Saga-on the loose (was a radio hit here in Canada)
Fm- set the phasers on stun
Rush- subdivisions
Cracking episode.
Mine are :
Tull-The Witches Promise
Genesis- I know what I like
Rush-The Spirit of the radio
Pink Floyd-Another brick in the wall part 2
Hawkwind-Silver Machine
If we're talkin' AM Top 40 radio, I never deliberately listened to that but I did hear Spirit of Radio, Roundabout and Hocus Pocus and if I recall right, they were edited versions! If we're talkin' FM radio, I had access to 3 great stations in the NY area in the 70's, WBAB, WLIR and WNEW, and they all played plenty of prog so I can't even begin to name songs.
I view "The Spirit of Radio" as prog heads and casual music listeners coming together
Bliinded by the Light by MMEB is a great choice.
Thanks Hans
Come Sail Away - Styx
Wonderous Stories - Yes
New World Man - Rush
Those three made a big impression on me when I was young. Also Lucky Man and Nights in White Satin. And definitely Freewill, the live Conquistador, and Hocus Pocus.
Wonderous Stories, I loved that when it was played on the radio. And on the Album, you flipped it over to side 2, Wonderous Stories, then one of their masterpieces, Awaken. Perfect placement.
Carry on Wayward Son . all day never gets old for me.
Most of my choices were already picked - in the video, and throughout the comments. One that was mentioned in passing is a major personal favorite: Renaissance's Northern Lights. It is aural perfection.
Nice episode.
Great show guys...as always. These are prog (prog leanings) songs that are STILL consistently on radio...CLASSIC ROCK radio -
Carry on Wayward Son
Roundabout
Bohemian Rhapsody
Tom Sawyer
Spirit of Radio
Limelight
Blinded by the Light
Aqualung
Logical Song (perfect prog/pop!)
I've Seen All Good People
Time
Money
Lucky Man
Abacab
Come Sail Away
Grand Illusion
Owner of a Lonely Heart
Great video gentlemen! My choices are from a different era, due to being a child of the 80s. Here goes...
Marillion - Kayleigh
Yes - Owner of a Lonely Heart
It Bites - Calling All the Heroes.
I know what am like in your wardrobe - Genesis, very English, very prog.
On Horseback - Mike Oldfield, This was a double A-side with ‘in dulci jubilo’ and I loved this track. It reached #4 in the UK in 1975.
"The Revealing Science of God". Love that ironic humor Ken.
Based on what I hear on the radio today and growing up these are my choices:
Rush - Tom Sawyer
Pink Floyd - Time
Styx - Come Sail Away
Asia - Only Time will Tell
Genesis - Turn it on Again
Yes - Roundabout
“Heat of the Moment” is considered Asia’s biggest song but the song you mentioned by them connected with me a little more.
Great choices!
Let’s goooooo RUSH FOR LIFE
You're right Ken, VdGG played only one show in NY in 1976, but, they did a tour in Canada : one show in Toronto and 6 others in Québec, all over the province, with some cities as far as 4h from Montréal. We loved the VdGG here :-)
Turn it on again - Genesis (best prog single for me)
Owner of a lonely heart - Yes
Cloudbusting - Kate Bush
Steel Monkey - Tull
Music - John Miles
Incommunicado - Marillion
Silent Lucidity - Queensrhyche
Punch and Judy - Marillion
Tom Sawyer - Rush
Louis outstanding choice of solisbury hill....one of my all time faves. Pete I was never into prog very much...I am like u a lifetime metal head, then I began watching your shows on here. Your panel of George, Chuck, Rick, Eric, Ken, Steven and even Anthony lol always captivates me. U guys are great and I have open my mind to this genre of music. Keep it up and love the show! Pete how about the next show......instrumental songs that were played on the radio....Fire on High-ELO....beast mode hit
"A modern day warrior, Mean, mean stride, Today's Tom Sawyer, Mean, mean pride."That song pretty much owns rock radio still, to this day. "Aqualung" by Jethro Tull, or "Cross-Eyed Mary""Roundabout" by Yes is still a classic rock radio staple, and it is pure prog rock.Most everything else I would have listed was already mentioned in the show.
Another cool episode. My top five are:
1) Limelight by RUSH
2) Another One Bites the Dust by Queen
3) Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd
4) Renegade by Sytx
5) Roundabout by Yes
Go Professor for mentioning Godley and Crème’s Consequences, a phenomenal album. I wish that would come up more in these conversations! Lemme know if you love this album as much as I do! I have copies of every format every made, love it!
Bought the vinyl when it came out. Still have it.
@@kengolden666 nice! I have that and I even have the Cassette Cox set, with a molded plastic pic of the cloud storm dude from the picture book, that housed the cassettes. Pretty cool package actually!
Limelight- Rush
Money or Time- Pink Floyd
From the Beginning- ELP
I Know What I Like In Your Wardrobe- Genesis
Roundabout- Yes
Locomotive Breath- Jethro Tull
Nights in White Satin- The Moody Blues
That's so awesome that "I know what I like" was on the radio.
Did we forget ELP's "Karn Evil 9"? That was played incessantly on KMET and KLOS in Los Angeles.
Good show, rush brilliant, kansas brilliant on the radio 📻
Supertramp - Fools Overture
Argent - Hold Your Head Up
Peter Gabriel - Games Without Frontiers
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
In in this order, 3 to 1:
Abacab:Genesis (my personal intro to the band. Still bummed they didn't play it the one time I saw them live)
Freewill: Rush (IMHO, the best single the band ever did. Maybe the best overall song they ever did)
Another Brick in the Wall Pt.2 (Floyd's only #1 single in USA, so of course, not like anything else they ever recorded.)
Great episode!!!
This was such a fun show and great to hear everyone's favourite songs from the radio, a real trip down memory lane especially as my dad grew up with most of these songs.
1. Rush: Spirit Of Radio
2. Yes: Owner Of A Lonely Heart
3. ELP: Fanfare For The Common Man
George liked Free Will so much, he named his first band after the song!
Roundabout is the first thing that came to mind. It was a staple. I had a friend buy the record and play the song for me, and I loved it. Then he proceeded to tell me it's their only good song and I took him at his word, probably for years. Then relayed that story to another friend and he sat me down and played Perpetual Change from Yessongs for me and my love for their music exploded from there. ...and Ambrosia, great honorable mention Chuck. Life Beyond LA, baby!
New to the channel, really enjoying the content. And when 10cc’s “I’m Not In Love” came up, you gained a new fan. That song is so absurdly gorgeous ugh... lol
Go Chuck .. love that whole 10cc album
didn't know 10cc was prog back in the day
I did not know that Blinded by the light was by Bruce Springsteen. I grew up hearing the Manfred Mann version on UK radio all the time.
Queen : Bohemian Rhapsody
Focus : Sylvia
Radiohead : No Surprises
Tool : Sober
Mudvayne : Dig
A UK perspective from a new fan of this channel:
Genesis - Mama
Yes - Wonderous Stories
Renaissance - Northern Lights
Mike Oldfield - Moonlight Shadow
Mama is my favorite Genesis song!
RUSH - Distant Early Warning
The Alan Parsons Project - Games People Play
Zebra - Who's Behind The Door?
honorable mentions:
Genesis - Abacab
Yes - Roundabout
Garfield - Private Affair ( Canadian band, I don't know if it ever charted BUT it was a big hit and in huge rotation on " The Godfather "Joe Anthony's show on KISS-FM in San Antonio back in the late 70's and was played on Canadian radio a bit as well I believe ).
3 additions : Hold Your Head Up by Argent was very big around here , Tongue in Cheek by Sugarloaf ( maybe a little too rocky to be considered pure prog ) which made into the
lower 30's ranking in Albany , and the late night classic Legend of A Mind by the Moody Blues . Great show , and really interesting topic !
1. Phasors On Stun-FM
2. On The Loose-Saga
3. Conquistador-Procol Harum
4. Songs From The Wood-Tull
5. Icarus:Borne On Wings Of Steel-Kansas
Roxy Music :Streetlife / Virgina Plain / Out of the blue
Sparks: This town ain’t big enough for both of us
Argent : God gave rock n roll to you
Yes: Yours is no disgrace
Cozy Powell: Dance with the devil
Kursaal Flyers : Little does she know
Manfred Mann Earth Band : Davys on the road again
Renaissance : Northern Lights
Sniff n the tears : Drivers seat
Kiss: Shout it out loud
Sensational Alex Harvey Band : Delilah
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel : Sebastian
I remember in 1980, I was 16 and a Yes fan when I heard on WPDH, Poughkeepsie, NY, the new new Yes hit (from the new line up on "Drama") "Tempus Fugit" and was impressed. 'PDH used to play "Working Man" a lot.
Yes - All Good People, Rush - Limelight, Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son.
Another superb outing, chaps. Great subject matter...still has me thinking back to the early 70s UK radio, for just what the heck I heard...and I still haven't decided what was first!
My first prog tune on the radio was
george s favorite....King Crimson "In The Court Of
The Crimson King"
Another fine time In The Prog Seat, gents, with some excellent choices. Ken had me laughing with his 'final' Yes selection. Having noted elsewhere that my ability to genre-classify is not the best, going to bring up Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. Don't usually think of Queen as a prog group but this single has experimentation (certainly for its time), a somewhat ambitious composition, and some distinctive virtuosity. While this may not be from an "outsized" album, the single certainly ranks high on the bombastity scale. Tremendous single for the band. Thanks again for your time in making the show so enjoyable.
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John, absolutely belongs on the list! Thanks for watching
15 mins in so no idea if my choices get mentioned-two spring to mind.
Age nine my parents split up and for short transitional period i went to live with family friends i called aunt and uncle and my uncle Brian took me to my first football match which was Liverpool vs Middlesborough----on the journey the radio was on and about three times one track was played that i just feil in love with which was ---Focus, Sylvia.
Age sixteen, going with a friends family from north England to Cornwall, -south-- and radio was on and played again more than once and was the track that turned me onto a band i thought perhaps wasn't for me as i was all over Purple and Zeppelin and metal at the time and the track was, -Turn It On Again, Genesis and i loved it.
Moody Blues… lots of radio hits.
Zebra-Who's behind the Door.A mini epic!
Love it!
I would go with :
Another Brick in the wall 2 - Pink Floyd
Rush - Spirit of radio
Genesis - Abacab
All of my favourite prog radio hits were all mentioned by all of the cast.
The only other prog radio hit for me was
Kraftwerk Autobahn
Always liked "Turn it on again" by Genesis and was so thrilled to see Tom Sawyer on totp chart show on tv in the UK. They played the video from Exit Stage Left.
Theme one by Van der graaf generator was played a lot here in the UK. Hold your head up by Argent. Dreamer buy Supertramp. Your not smiling buy Audience, Silver Machine by Hawkwind.These are just some of the tunes I loved that were played on the radio 👌.
Great show as always, my picks are based on UK radio
Another Brick in The Wall - Pink Floyd
Kayleigh - Marillion
Spirit Of Radio. - Rush
HM
Peter Gabriel - Salisbury Hill
ELP. - Fanfare For The Common Man
Calling All The Heroes - It Bites
It Bites!!
My three favourite song’s of prog
1 keep it dark. Genesis
2 hold your head up argent
3 northern lights. Renaissance
Awesome tune’s
Dreamer - Supertramp
Games without frontiers - Peter Gabriel
Sugar Mice - Marillion.
A few ones that made the European charts.
Saga "The flyer"
Barclay James Harvest "Life is for living"
Marillion "Incommunicado"
Asia "Heat of the moment", "Don't cry", "Only Time Will Tell" and "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes"
Aphrodite's Child "Rain and Tears"
Mike Oldfield "Arrival" (ABBA Cover!), "Five Miles Out", "Moonlight Shadow" and
"To France"
I'm not surprised that Ken and Chuck had a different experience listening to NYC radio. It was a later slice of time, but when I lived and worked in Manhattan in 1991, we were tuned in to the magic that was WNEW. That station just played great new rock with little regard to genre. or trends. Grunge was new, and you could hear that right along with new songs from Paul Simon....and Curve! Who else would play Curve for Chrissakes! But we are talking about an era when FM Radio was doing it's job and freely bringing us great NEW music all the time. WNEW was still doing that with class in the early ''90's. Back in the '70's when I was a kid growing up in Oregon, Portland's KINK had a Sunday night show called "Other Worlds of Music" which primarily played import records coming out of the UK and Europe, which included a LOT of Progressive rock, some electric folk and some electronic and space rock. So you could have an evening featuring generous samplings of bands like Ange, Gentle Giant, Gryphon, Hawkwind, PFM, Secret Oyster... so many bands! But here again, it's a bygone era when FM radio used to actually do it's job! (Is this an old guy rant? Yes.)
I should add, so I don't just bitch and run, that as time went on I found that radio continued to bring us new rock on COLLEGE radio stations. In LA, we used to have KCRW and KXLU.. But it's still true today; new rock still comes to us on College radio.
Always loved "Changes" with Trevor, especially when played a little faster.
Hi Guys. Great show. You guys pretty much completed the list that I have. Thank you for the show I appreciate it.
Thanks Mike R
Great show! Fanfare For The Common man also played in a Sports TV programme in Brazil in the seventies. Fórmula One actually
I liked Whiter Shade of Pale but Conquistador however
was my favorite though and I like reading the lyrics to it.
My personal favourite from them is A Salty Dog. I feel like Genesis were listening to it and taking a lot of notes.
Conquistador was a big hit back in the 70's here in Australia.It went right up to No.4.brilliant song !
Interesting show.thanks for this !!
Super show...😃👍👍...Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight - 1981 -
Luis Scott Rockenfield is a criminally underrated drummer.
From my Swedish horizon these are the ones I have heard more than once on radio:
The Spirit Of Radio - Rush
Roundabout (both single version and full version) - Yes
The Court Of The Crimson King - King Crimson
Tom Sawyer - Rush
Lucky Man - ELP
On The Loose - Saga
A Trick Of The Tail - Genesis
21st Century Schizoid Man - April Wine (once on a show about the 30th anniversary of King Crimson's debut album and another time on a show about Canadian bands)
Owner Of A Lonely Heart - Yes
Blinded By The Light - Manfred Mann's Earth Band
Locomotive Breath - Jethro Tull
Money - Pink Floyd (this was played a lot for a while in the early 90s for some reason)
Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 - Pink Floyd
Thank you Pete and SOT prog crew this was such a great video so much fun talking about old time radio and the hits that came out of that and really this is what we love about Pete and what he does with these video shows on a daily basis and for me and mostly all people growing up with music on the radio this was your gateway drug to find out what the hits were and if you liked it and if you did like it then you would save up your money and go to the record store and buy the album that the song was on......of course the added bonus would be that you could hear the rest of the album but anyway here are some prog songs that were my favorite on the radio growing up:
1. "Carnevil 9" ----- Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
2. "Blinded by the Light" ------ Manfred Mann
3. "Thick as a Brick" ------- Jethro Tull
4. "Spirit of Radio" ------- Rush
5a. "Life's been good" ------ Joe Walsh
5b. "Walk Away" ------ James Gang (Joe Walsh) I know these two songs are not Prog but I always enjoyed them back then and to this day when they're played on the radio I never get tired of hearing them
Prog songs on radio in the U.K. might not have been played on U.S. radio but there were some great prog bands here on bbc radio.
1, Witches Promise by Jethro Tull,
2, The Weavers Answer by Family,
3, Sympathy by Rare Bird. Plus a few more.
When I started in the 90s with music, I didn't know a thing about Prog. And none of the radio guys used the term. But there were some songs that were very different from the rest and intrigued me. The ones I remember from back then:
1) Kayleigh - Marillion
2) Peter Gabriel - Games without frontiers
3) Saga - Wind him up
4) Yes - Owner of a lonely heart
5) Alan Parsons - Sirius
6) The Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin
7) Genesis - Domino
Not radio, but TV:
Astronomy Domine - I had no idea, that this was Pink Floyd at that time. I only knew Brick in the wall. They used this song for a news show in Germany called "Im Brennpunkt". They started with morse code and then the intro to the song.
The last kind of prog Genesis--Turn it on Again. Nice to Marillion get a mention.
THANK YOU, CHUCK! I heard "Dreamer" by Supertramp on the radio in my childhood, thought of that song a couple of months ago (I never was into Supertramp very much, but I always loved this song), listened to the album version and thought: No, that isn't the song I remember. I was puzzled and thought maybe they remixed it, but no. It was indeed the live version you talked about. Funny that THIS is the song they played on the radio in Austria as well. I'm so glad to be able to listen to this song again, it brings back so many memories and fuzzy feelings :) (Edit: Sorry, I thanked the wrong person first - but to my defense: I have problems recognising faces, I even mistook Annie Lennox for Dave Vanian 🙈)
'She Flies On Strange Wings' from Golden Earring's 1971 album, Seven Tears, should've been a huge radio hit imo. The album was never given a release in the US though, which probably hurt. Oh well, still a totally badass song. They did a video for the song, with the band set up on the roof of an apartment building. The video is here on YT & is included on the band's 2002 DVD, 'The Devil Made Us Do It: 35 Years - 27 Clips.'
I would throw in Golden Earring-Radar Love? Got a ton of airplay here in the UK.
Maybe technically progressive.
In 1972, I was 10 years old and I remember hearing “O Caroline” by Matching Mole on the radio in England. It was very popular. It has one of my favorite lyrics from a love song:
“If you call this sentimental crap you'll make me mad”.
Loved it then and still love it now.
In the day, "Hocus Pocus" was played on Top-40 Radio (pre-Corporate takeover).
Generally, the edited "Roundabout" was played on these Stations. Every so often, the DJ would play the album cut...we figured nature musta called.
I grew up hearing Carpet Crawlers, and Lamb Lies Down a lot, but my fave to hear was Chamber of 32 Doors. We had a steady diet of Dark Side of the Moon obviously and Tom Sawyer. Loved hearing Supertramp’s Fool’s Overture and the occasional Animals tune here and there!
1. Toy Matinee - Last Plane Out 2. Kings X - King 3. Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Yes - Owner of a Lonely Heart
Rush - Closer to the Heart
Marillion - kayleigh/Lavender/Sugar Mice
Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son
Pink Floyd - Money
Supertramp - School
Genesis - Abacab
Focus - House of the Kings
Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights
ELP - Peter Gunn
Kayak - Ruthless Queen
Styx - Boat on the River
Muse - Knights of Cydonia
Barclay James Harvest - Mockingbird
Asia - Only Time WIll Tell
Talk Talk - Living in Another World
Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Davy's on the Road Again
Alan Parsons Project - Old and Wise
The Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin
Mike Oldfield - In Dulce Jubilo
Golden Earring - She Flies on Strange Wings.
These were all pretty big radiohits here in the Netherlands and I am sure I forgetting a couple other ones!
always a pleasure.
As always, I hugely enjoyed all of your great company. A massive thank you, gentlemen. Kayleigh from Marillion and Running up that Hill by the gift that is Kate Bush for me.
I'm not really into prog so I prefer the hit songs anyway. I'm gonna go with:
Supertramp - The Logical song
Emerson Lake and Palmer - From the beginning
Kansas - Carry on wayward son
Gary Hoey's "Hocus Pocus" is awesome!!
"Limelight" from Rush, "Pull Me Under" from Dream Theater, and "Schism" from Tool!
Luis is correct, the ELP song became the theme for Deportv, which was a very popular and successful sports show in Mexico.
it was the heatttt of the moment
“ Fanfare “ was used in ABC sports in the 1970’s.😀
Nice to finally know what you guys are talking about 😁great show, thanks! 🍺🤘
10538 Overture - Electric Light Orchestra
Owner of a lonley heart of course
Marillion? Wow! So many. I will plump for... Lap of Luxury