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…and just a little of STG here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVyYpibzlPk&list=PL93D2239252DE7EE8
STG (Sonic Teenage Guinnevere) – Crosby, Stills & Nash – Guinnevere
Can't find the original album version right now… Same tuning, same lick, just different tempo.
Great, great David Crosby tune.
SuperCool thread, myself thinking long time on this.
A while wondering if the guys know the swedish acid progressive Älgarnas TrädgÃ¥rd, they have this song 'There is a time for everything, there is a time when even time will meet' similar as on Golden Core…
BTW same typo on ''Delayed'' http://www.progarchives.com/progressive_rock_discography_covers/1015/cover_1857151282009.jpg
There are many Sun Ra references here and there wich is quite obvious if you know Sun Ra (wich I dont) Space Is The Place etc
Guinnevere is taken from the first C.S.N. album and written by David Crosby
Into the void we must travel which is printed on Blissard is a quote from the Hawkwind song Space Is Deep.
But does anyone know where this quote is from: "'till in the end we didn't know right from wrong anymore. That's when the fun started…" It's printed on the side of the Mountain EP.
Quote:There are many Sun Ra references here and there wich is quite obvious if you know Sun Ra (wich I dont) Space Is The Place etc
Another one pretty obvious, Fun House – Superstooge
And of course one of the riffs in "Mutiny" from TDDU. Exact same riff as what is played in the Yes-tune "Changes" from their "90125" album.
oooooh if a big rich band like say…. Led Zeppelin did that to a tune by a poor blues man like say hmmmm Willie Dixon they would get killed. :twisted:
Vocal melody/figure in "Un chien d'espace" = after 4:30 in "Future/now", right?
My humble contribution: even if not the exact chords, the obvious grandfather of the Vortex Surfer
While showing some classic tunes to my little daughter, I just stumbled upon the following, which I thought belongs here although it's lyrics and not music. In The Band's The Night they drove old Dixie down there's the line "You take what you need and you leave the rest" (just before the second chorus) which instantly made me think of The other other fool.
What do you think, reference (since Bent surely rates The Band's music, at least in parts) or coincidence (for the two songs are about completely different things and it might just be a common line)?
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