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The five CDs that I like the most right now are:

Glass Hammer, "Lex Rex"
Kansas, "Somewhere To Elsewhere"
Salem Hill, "Not Everybody's Gold"
Steve Morse Band, "Structural Damage"
Cairo, "Cairo"

>> From: "Andrew Tegethoff" <ategethoff@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [atlantaprog] Re: atlantaprog Digest V1 #155
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 12:31:28 -0500

"Great rock show supreme elite" to both Noise.com and Man On Fire for the
Brandyhouse Experience of last night.  Very nice to hear more of the
representative bands, and a very impressive pair at that.

Noise.com did not seem to suffer much at all from the alleged lack of keys.
Very nice blend of influences; some heavy, some jammy.  Liked the contrasts
and also how it fit together.  Good on you.

Man On Fire was a big surprise; having never seen them I was not sure
whether to expect a full band or just Jeff and Eric.  Very nice set,
gentlemen, very nice indeed. <<

Thank you for your positive comments, Andrew; it was a pleasure to meet you.
On behalf of my fellow dot-commies, I would also like to thank all those who
came out to hear us play. Believe it or don't, it was our first show. We had
ourselves a hoot. We played well, the equipment functioned well, we had
great folks in attendance. What's not to like?

My apologies for taking a few days to make this post; Tuesday is actually
part of my weekend (weird-ass work schedule).

I'd acquired the Undefined Design CD the previous week, and tend to respect
a band that can, in a live setting, recreate the textures of the recorded
music. IMO, Man On Fire delivers those goods. They put on an xcellent show.
Steve, Jeff, thanks again for the invitation.

>> Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 00:22:49 -0500
From: CanarioAB@xxxxxxx
Subject: [atlantaprog] Re: worst cds ever/xian music

There are some very nice moments on 'Love Beach', especially Canario :-) and
Memoirs of an Officer and a Gentleman.  I think their real stinker was In
The Hot Seat. <<

From "Love Beach", I actually like "Memoirs of an Officer and
Gentleman"--especially the acoustic guitar and piano interplay. I think "In
the Hot Seat" is good for potato-cannon practice. (Note to proggers: Do NOT
cover Dylan. Do NOT cover Dylan. Do NOT cover Dylan.)

>> Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 08:36:53 -0800 (PST)
From: Phil McKenna <theowlwatches@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [atlantaprog] Re: worst cds ever/xian music

... Kerry Livgren's AD is making me curious (is it available in any form?).
<<

http://www.numavox.com/pages/order.html

Got to see AD back in '85, and got to meet Livgren last month in Topeka. He
came to see a rotating collection of musicians jam on Kansas songs, and his
nephew was one of the singers.

>> From: "Kenny Solomon" <omgtkk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [atlantaprog] Re: xian music
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 11:52:37 -0500

Not sure if anybody is into this band, or ever heard of them:  Out of Denver
Colorado, there's a Christian Progressive Rock band named America Gomorrah.
www.americagomorrah.com <<

I glommed a few songs off their website maybe three years back. I enjoy it
on occasion.

---

John H. Christopher
Woodstock, GA

ps: Hi April!!

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