Playlist - 29 April 2017

8pm
Southern Empire How long (2016) (Southern Empire)
Domino My opiate (2013) (Where the Desert Meets The Sea)
Steeleye Span Overture + The Dark Morris Song + The good witch (2013) (Wintersmith)
Dave Greenslade A-Tuin the Turtle (1994) (Tales from the Discworld: Terry Pratchett)
Curved Air Metamorphosis (1973) (Air Cut)
Roxy Music Street life (1973) (Stranded)
9pm
Emerson Lake and Palmer Tarkus (1971) (Tarkus)
Rush The Fountain of Lamneth (1975) (Caress Of Steel)
Mushroom Giant Aesong (2012) (The Drake Equation EP)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

Playlist - 22 April 2017

8pm
UK    In the dead of night (1978) (UK)
Caligula’s Horse    Thief + All is quiet by the wall (2013) (The Tide, The Thief & River's End)
Sleepmakeswaves    (hello) cloud mountain (2011)  (.​.​.​and so we destroyed everything)
Steve Hackett & Djabe    The Steppes (2016) (Summer Storms And Rocking Rivers)
Kyros    The lamb, the badger & the bee (2016) (Vox Humana)
Locomotive    A day in shining armour (1970) (We Are Everything You See)
Tamam Shud    Heaven is closed (1970) (Goolutionites And The Real People)
Egg    Fugue in D minor (1970) (Egg)
9pm
Ben Craven    The remarkable man + Spirt in the sky Part 1 + The revenge of Dr Komodo + Last chance to hear Part 2 (2016) (Last Chance To Hear)
Airlord    Clockwork revenge (1977) (Clockwork Revenge)
Split Enz    Titus (1975) (Second Thoughts)
Phil Judd    Gutless wonder (2016) (Unique)
Magenta    Gluttony (2004 / 2009 remix) (Seven)
Chimpan A/Robert Reed    The secret wish (2006) (Chimpan A)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

Playlist - 15 April 2017

Tonight, another selection of progressive rock from around the world and from here in Australia, including recent music from Andy Salvanos (Adelaide), Unitopia (Adelaide) and Earth Meet World (formerly known as Projected Twin) plus classic tracks from electronic wizards Cybotron (Sydney) and early '70's Oz super-group Healing Force.  And the Seasons Of Change Birthday Book has birthdays this weekend for Wooly Wolstenholme (Barclay James Harvest) and Lee Kerslake (Uriah Heep).

8pm
Opeth    River (2014) (Pale Communion)
The Flower Kings    A king’s prayer (2000) (Space Revolver)
Karmakanic    Travelling minds (2016) (Dot)
Wolverine    Embrace (2011) (Communication Lost)
Moon Safari    Dance across the ocean (live, 2011) (The Gettysburg Address)
Unitopia    Easter (2013) (Covered Mirror Vol.1)
Earth Meet World (aka Projected Twin)    Circle of two (feat. Solar Soma) (2010) (Earth To World)
Andy Salvanos    Hope (2016) (Transform)
John Clarke (as Fred Dagg)    We don’t know how lucky we are (1998) (Fred Dagg Anthology)
9pm
Barclay James Harvest    Moonwater (live) (1972/2003) (BBC In Concert 1972)
Wooly Wolstenholme    Maestoso (1980) (Maestoso)
Uriah Heep    Paradise/The spell (1972) (Demons And Wizards)
Cybotron    Parameters of consciousness (1976/2014) (Cybotron)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

Playlist - 8 April 2017

Tonight, another selection of progressive rock from around the world and from here in Australia, including nrecent music from Andy Salvanos (Adelaide), Caligula's Horse (Brisbane), Kettlespider (Melbourne) and United Progressive Fraternity.  The Seasons Of Change Birthday Book has birthdays this weekend for Roger Chapman (uorthodox lead singer with the UK band Family), Steve Howe (Yes, Asia, GTR, etc), Mick Abrahams (Jethro Tull) and musical satirist Tom Lehrer, plus a selection from the musical llegacy of the late composer, lyricist and producer Paul O'Neill (Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Savatage).

8pm
Trans-Siberian Orchestra    Mephistopheles Return + Misery + Mozart (2000) (Beethoven’s Last Night)
United Progressive Fraternity    Travelling man (The story of ESHU)  (2014) (Fall In Love With The World)
Family    The weavers answer (1969) (Family Entertainment)
Family    In my own time (1971) (single only)
Andy Salvanos    Two dreams (2016) (Transform)
9pm
Steve Howe    The anchor (2002) (Skylines)
Asia    Heat of the moment (1982) (Asia)
GTR    Here I wait (live, 1986) (1997) (King Biscuit Flower Hour)
Yes    Starship Trooper (1971) (The Yes Album)
Caligula’s Horse    Old cracks in new earth (2013) (The Tide, The Thief & River's End)
Kettlespider    Avadante (2012) (Avadante)
Jethro Tull    My Sunday feeling (1968) (This Was)
Tom Lehrer    We Will All Go Together When We Go (1959) (An Evening Wasted With Tom Lehrer)

Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

Playlist - 1 April 2017

Tonight, amongst the usual mix of progressive rock from round the world and from here in Australia, the Seasons Of Change Birthday book features the late Bill Putt (bass player with Spectrum, Murtceps, Ariel and various other bands formed by the talented Australian-based kiwi Mike Rudd) as well as Dutch master keyboardist Thijs van Leer (Focus).

8pm
The Who    Don’t get fooled again  (1971) (Who’s Next)
The Who    Wire & Glass – A mini-opera: Sound round, Pick up the peace, Unholy trinity, Trilby’s piano, Endless wire, Fragments of fragments (2006) (Endless Wire )
Spectrum    Trust me (single edit) (1971) (Milesago)
Indelible Murtceps    We are indelible (1972) (Warts Up Your Nose)
Ariel    Rock & roll scars (1975) (Rock & Roll Scars)
Spectrum    I’ll be gone (1971) (single, stereo / bonus track on reissue of Part One)
Supertramp    Fool’s overture (1977) (Even In The Quietest Moments)
9pm
Focus    Sylvia (1972) (Focus III)
Focus    Focus 10 (2012) (Focus  X)
Focus    House of the King (live) (1973/2004) (A History Of Progressive Rock)
Focus    LA CATHEDRALE de Strasbourg (1974) (Hamburger Concerto)
Anubis    Fool’s gold (2016) (The Second Hand)
Anubis    Hitchhiking to Byzantium (2014) (Hitchhiking To Byzantium)
L’Anima    Path to Sirius (2017) (Departures)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

 

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