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57 years later, and this album still stands among the greatest masterpieces in progressive rock history. But is it really THAT good, or has its legendary status grown bigger than the music itself? Let’s hear your thoughts!
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57 years later, and this album still stands among the greatest masterpieces in progressive rock history. But is it really THAT good, or has its legendary status grown bigger than the music itself? Let’s hear your thoughts!

u/Historical-Device529 — 4 days ago
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Argentine pianist Martha Argerich is widely regarded as one of the greatest pianists of all time. Here she performs Prokofiev’s “Toccata, Op. 11,” a fiercely energetic and technically demanding masterpiece for solo piano. Pure virtuosity!

u/Historical-Device529 — 3 days ago
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The Best/Dream FZ lineup

As you know, Beat now contains 3 FZ alumni (Below, Bozzio, Vai).

Since FZ changed sidemen more than he would change underwear (presumably), which touring/recording lineup would be considered the best of most memorable?

If FZ were alive, what would be your dream lineup (Dweezil wouldn't count: he would be a given ;) )?

Let the games begin.

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u/HerrMudgeon — 8 days ago
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I’ve never respected this man’s opinions on any album, good or bad.

Robert Christgau

u/lotsaload — 12 days ago
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Phil Collins said in a recent interview with Piers Morgan that “Supper’s Ready” is the Genesis song he’d use to introduce new fans, praising its different sections, especially “Apocalypse in 9/8” and its finale. I love that he chose this one…

u/Historical-Device529 — 12 days ago