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INSTRUMENTAL PROG MARATHON | FIRST TIME REACTION to Wishbone Ash / Elder / TAUK / Camel / Rush 🔥🔥🔥 (Patreon)

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2024-03-11 21:16:04
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2024-03-13 04:03:06
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THANKS TO BMAC FOR THIS AMAZING MARATHON!! Unfortunately this marathon was blocked on YouTube, so we posted here for you!

1. Wishbone Ash - The King Come 

2. Elder - Illusory Motion 

3. TAUK - Melvin's Mind 

4. Camel - Sasquatch 

5. Rush - Malignant Narcissism

Link to video in case unable to access above: https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/922193661/e489c9d162

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INSTRUMENTAL PROG MARATHON _ FIRST TIME REACTION to Wishbone Ash _ Elder _ TAUK _ Camel _ Rush

THANKS TO BMAC FOR THIS AMAZING MARATHON!! 1. Wishbone Ash - The King Come 2. Elder - Illusory Motion 3. TAUK - Melvin's Mind 4. Camel - Sasquatch 5. Rush - Malignant Narcissism

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Stephen Caruso

so sorry it was blocked it is great stuff BMAC! Nick you reacted to King Will Come before but I could listen to it all week

steve murrell

Twin lead guitars with Wishbone Ash, first band to do that. At this point it was Andy Powell and Ted Turner (not the media mogul) for the first four albums and then became Andy Powell and Laurie Wisefield. Martin Turner (no relation to Ted) was replaced by King Crimson's John Wetton for their tenth album. While their early stuff is considered their best (proogy) stuff, the Wisefield era is also fantastic. You should do more Ash....they're still touring with only Powell as the original member.

George Davis-Stewart

Andy Powell on stereo left, Ted Turner on stereo right. The band still holds on firmly to the tightness of their original arrangements whilst touring heavily today, despite only Andy Powell remaining of the original members; Martin Turner too runs his own WA preservation society, touring and playing. [John Wetton had seemed like a dream addition to the WA line-up for the album Number The Brave, but his song-writing opportunities were going to remain limited after King Crimson, so he left even before the promotional touring began.]