CONCERT REVIEW: Pendragon in Glasgow, November 6, 2014
by Thomas Mathie There haven’t been many concert reviews yet on Make Your Own Taste, but our intrepid contributor Thomas is quickly rectifying that with this series of prog-related gig […]
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CONCERT REVIEW: Steve Rothery in Glasgow, November 5, 2014
by Thomas Mathie “Even Richard Dawkins knows that Steve Rothery is God” … this was the statement that confronted me last night. It was printed on the back of the […]
10 Great Rock Albums from the Desolate 1990s
Time for a list because as all observers of the Internet well know, if you make an article into a list, far more people will read it. But I do […]
The GENESIS top-5 album panel convenes
Genesis is one of the most popular progressive rock bands of all time. Actually, one of the most popular bands, period. The band released a lot of albums in very […]
An Appreciation of BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST
This page contained a long article praising the discography of Barclay James Harvest. I received an email from a guy who apparently had some association with them, correcting factual errors […]
CONCERT REVIEW: Nik Turner’s Hawkwind in Toronto, September 15, 2014
by Allister Thompson I don’t get out to club gigs much any more, having played a billion of them in my day and gotten really fatigued by it. When a […]
The Music of Middle-Earth, part 1
by Thomas Mathie I am a Middle-Earth nut. I love the work of J.R.R. Tolkien. He has created a universe which I can, and regularly do, escape within. Peter Jackson’s […]
A progressive rock roundup
Here’s one of my occasional public service addresses to inform new readers of some posts of interest, recent or otherwise, in this case on the topic of progressive rock. It […]
10 Classic International Prog-Rock Albums
When I became interested in progressive rock, like most people in the English-speaking world I was totally unaware of the richness and depth of the international scene; that’s because native […]
Going for the five: the top YES albums
by Lee Rosevere Since the recent release of Yes’s dullest record to date, Heaven and Earth, I was inspired to make a shortlist of my favourite Yes albums in order […]
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