A friend (who seems to know everybody) got me backstage for the end of the Going For The One tour party and I walked up to Squire & Wakeman and stuck out my hand. Rick moved his beer into the hand holding a glass and shook. Nice, tolerant guy.
Have not washed said hand since.
Rick Wakeman's influence can't be overstated. He has been instrumental in the success of so many influential bands and his solo stuff stands up well.
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Feb 3, 2023 - 4:25pm
VV wrote:
There will never be another band like it... when I think of 70's music, they are always top-of-mind.
A friend (who seems to know everybody) got me backstage for the end of the Going For The One tour party and I walked up to Squire & Wakeman and stuck out my hand. Rick moved his beer into the hand holding a glass and shook. Nice, tolerant guy.
Have not washed said hand since.
You've read my soul! Sweet 16, saw their Close To The Edge Tour, front row at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, April '73. Yes Head ever since.
I can play air chords to The Clap and remember the lyrics to Siberian Khatru . . . . . . just don't ask me where I put my car keys.
There will never be another band like it... when I think of 70's music, they are always top-of-mind. Even when they finally went commercial with the release of 90125... they were still great.
William, the great prog band Yes has released approximately 198 songs yet you only have 16 in rotation. When will the other 182 songs be added to your playlist?
...in all seriousness though.... you really do need to add Perpetual Change.
You've read my soul! Sweet 16, saw their Close To The Edge Tour, front row at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, April '73. Yes Head ever since.
I can play air chords to The Clap and remember the lyrics to Siberian Khatru . . . . . . just don't ask me where I put my car keys.
William, the great prog band Yes has released approximately 198 songs yet you only have 16 in rotation. When will the other 182 songs be added to your playlist?
...in all seriousness though.... you really do need to add Perpetual Change.
RP is not Spotify or similar but a thoughtfully curated free donation oriented music streaming service. They play what they want and what we may like. Think really good radio station without distraction. Viva la musica! Enjoy.
florisbir wrote:
Hello Radio Paradise- Team.
Great that you now have a new website and new premises in Cal.
Now you just need to revise or add to your playlist.
I'll just give you a small example for orientation: You only ever play the track "2 von millionen von Sternen" by 2raumwohnung.
Here is a link to the album "20 Jahre 2raumwohnung". So you can see, there are 19 more tracks by these artists! https://www.allmusic.com/album...
And so there are dozens of other music titles by all the artists you play during the day.
And if there are no copyright obstacles, just add them to your playlist. That would be really great!
And if you can do that, then it won't happen that I always hear the same thing, no matter when I turn on your radio!
Hello Radio Paradise- Team.
Great that you now have a new website and new premises in Cal.
Now you just need to revise or add to your playlist.
I'll just give you a small example for orientation: You only ever play the track "2 von millionen von Sternen" by 2raumwohnung.
Here is a link to the album "20 Jahre 2raumwohnung". So you can see, there are 19 more tracks by these artists! https://www.allmusic.com/album...
And so there are dozens of other music titles by all the artists you play during the day.
And if there are no copyright obstacles, just add them to your playlist. That would be really great!
And if you can do that, then it won't happen that I always hear the same thing, no matter when I turn on your radio!
