truck driving on the internet
Thursday, April 25, 2002
Nicholas Delonas wrote:
>Are there any decent progressive rock stations or even just progressive
>rock shows in the New York City tri-state area?
Some Tuesdays between 3 and 6 pm a fellow sharp enough to remember to
turn on the radio and tune in to WKCR, 89.9 FM -- Columbia's station
-- will find himself treated to three hours of primo proto-prog and
psych-prog by the likes of Quintessence, Man, The Groundhogs and
others in that and related veins. The show is called The Levity Ball
and is run by members of NYC improv collective The No-Neck Blues Band.
They don't venture beyond 1974 or so, and positively disdain keyboards
-- too bad for them -- but consistently come up with fine play-lists
nonetheless.
--Matthew
NP: Doracor - The Long Pathway
>Are there any decent progressive rock stations or even just progressive
>rock shows in the New York City tri-state area?
Some Tuesdays between 3 and 6 pm a fellow sharp enough to remember to
turn on the radio and tune in to WKCR, 89.9 FM -- Columbia's station
-- will find himself treated to three hours of primo proto-prog and
psych-prog by the likes of Quintessence, Man, The Groundhogs and
others in that and related veins. The show is called The Levity Ball
and is run by members of NYC improv collective The No-Neck Blues Band.
They don't venture beyond 1974 or so, and positively disdain keyboards
-- too bad for them -- but consistently come up with fine play-lists
nonetheless.
--Matthew
NP: Doracor - The Long Pathway
