catching up
 

Paul Shaffer and Dimebag will appear at your house if you invited them...:D

As for Kirk's comment, I like straight ahead rock, and regularly listen to stuff that would make the sensible progger vomit. This includes the Cult, Smithereens, and Judas Priest. It's not upsetting or offensive to me that you would not like King's X. I actually consider them non-prog. However, their music (up to the last several records) really moves me, and they remain one of my favorites.

Vive le difference!

i'm not a strict progger by any means.

you'll find everything from...metallica to stravinsky,
joni mitchell to primus in my rack, rage against the machine
to zappa (i like the cult also btw).

i no longer advertise this, but my classical pieces haven't
left the besonic.com(germany) charts for over a year.
this week, i'm # 2 french classical.

as a solo, i was 2003's # 1 newage artist at mp3.com.au
(australia), with # 1 charters in world, rock, electronic.

prog's great, but so's a lot of other stuff.

p e a c e kirk/zenpool

Amen to that!!!!!!!

MmmHmm, that's why I have a Something Completely Different Feature on BR. Listening to Neil Young right now.

i'm sorry, what's "BR"?

i just played "harvest moon" yesterday!:cool:

i listen to different genres at different times of day,
for different moods.
like on sunday mornings- reading the paper, drinking coffee,
i'm more likely to play enya, deep forest, something newage
or some peaceful classical piece than progressive.