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This week, we get down to business and - very reverently and seriously - discuss ELO's 1977 masterpiece Out of the Blue ========= Find them on Apple, Spotify, SoundCloud, Facebook and everywhere @progressivepalaver @progfrogpod [email protected]  

I was joined by Joe and Paul from Progressive Palaver to discuss ELO's 1977 masterpiece, Out of the Blue But passion has a way of derailing even the best laid plans and we ended up discussing ELO the concept more broadly So enjoy this 53 min prelude and we'll try again next time ========= Find them on Apple, Spotify, SoundCloud, Facebook and everywhere @progressivepalaver @progfrogpod [email protected] All the links

Ian is finally put to the test, facing the hardest question he's ever been asked "Why is Foxtrot ONLY your 41st favourite prog album?" Tara, Cody and Ann join him in the caverns of his soul to find answers   -------------------------- Join them at: @SpinninProg @BrockwaysVinylBytes the Prog Couple on Prog Radio and if you've ever wondered about Whimsy in Prog   @progfrogpod [email protected] All the links    

We offer some final thoughts on how much we loved this album @fecklessmomes @progfrogpod [email protected]

We finish the second half Fairport Convention's 1969 Album Liege and Lief @fecklessmomes @progfrogpod [email protected]

We talk about the music, the myths and the talents behind Fairport Convention's 1969 Album Liege and Lief @fecklessmomes @progfrogpod [email protected]

It began with the recording of a Great Album. But some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth. And for most of the 80s, the Album passed out of all knowledge. Until, when chance came, it ensnared a new bearer. The Album came to the creature, Ed, who took it deep into the tunnels of the Misty Mountains. And there it consumed him. And in the gloom of Ed's cave, it waited. Darkness crept back into the forests of the world. And the Album perceived its time had now come. It abandoned Ed. But something happened then the Album did not intend. It was picked up by the most unlikely creatures imaginable. Two Momes, Omegrine and Nikwise of the Shire.     On  a very special episode, we reckoned we'd welcome back the Feckless Momes, hosts of the epic Talk Tull to Me podcast, to discuss Fairport Convention's perfect album, 1969's Liege and Lief The only thing we didn't reckon on is that it would take 4 hours It was worth all of it @progfrogpod [email protected]

King Crimson rounds out their jazz metal trilogy as a trio This is the clearest, heaviest and arguably most King Crimson that King Crimson will ever be Join us for 1974's Red @progfrogpod [email protected]  All the links

King Crimson takes it to the stage and improvises some surprisingly enjoyable music. Also some unsurprisingly unenjoyable music Join us for 1974s Starless and Bible Black @progfrogpod [email protected] 

We drop in on a newly reformed King Crimson as they embark on a trilogy of jazz metal classics with 1973's Lark's Tongue in Aspic @progfrogpod [email protected] 

We continue through to the stormy seas of Jazz Fusion with Relayer and return to our island home with Going for the One.   [email protected] @progfrogpod

Like the Greeks of Olde, we embark on Yes embarking on a 90 min odyssey with Tales from Topographic Oceans Join us this week as we are delighted and perplexed by Mid-1970s yes   [email protected] @progfrogpod

We welcome back Prog Spawn, a showcase for any bands making 70s prog inspired rock Ian sits down with Prog Scholars and Prog Rockers Arcane Atlas for the rerelease of their debut. We get into their musical friendship, their philosophy on making music and their unbridled passion for arpeggios IG:@progfrogpod [email protected] IG: @arcaneatlas

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In our Progmas finale, we let our Nick-spiration flow Mang finally rebels And we’re all glad to see Ed IG: @progfrogpod [email protected]   ===== SPOILER ALERT===== Songs in this Episode: 1. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead 2. Fat Old Sun - Pink Floyd 3. Catch the Rainbow - Rainbow 4. Rainbow in the Dark - Dio 5. To Be Over - Yes 6. Am I Glad to See You - Tomorrow