Prog (Brits muziektijdschrift dat zich richt op progressieve rockmuziek)

Issue 28 (July 2012)

Inhoud:

It’s Prog, Jim: The Decemberists: The Crane Wife
Steve Davis’ Interesting Alternative: Patricia Dallio: Procession
Limelight: Our Man In The Bronze Age • Gandalf’s Fist • Plank! • Lyrian
My Record Collection: David Jensen? A prog rock fan? Are you quite sure? Yes he is, he assures us. And he’s not kidding!
Q&A: He’s played with Steven Wilson, Asia and the Stone Roses. Now Aziz Ibrahim has hit the solo trail and tells us all about his new album.
Cover Story: 1972 – The Solid Time Of Change (Chris Roberts & Malcolm Dome) • The Best Prog Albums Of 1972
Features: Jon Anderson • Al di Meola • Syd Arthur • Gentle Giant • Echolyn • Beak> • Om • Ulver • Citizen Cain
The Albums That Built Prog: Pink Floyd: The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (Mark Blake)
The Outer Limits: How Prog were Sparks? (Paul Lester)
Time And A Word: Fairport Convention 1967 – Their live debut (Mike Barnes)
Reviews: Can: The Lost Tapes (Sid Smith • Illustration: Stephen Kelly)
Beak>: >> • DBA: Pictures Of You • Edison’s Children: In The Last Waking Moments • Heather Findlay & Chris Johnson: Live At The Café 68 • Icebreaker with B.J. Cole: Apollo • Ihsahn: Eremita • Return To Forever: The Mothership Returns • Chris Thompson: Berlin Live • Gentle Giant: I Lost My Head – The Chrysalis Years 1975-1980 • Marillion: Best Live • Todd Rundgren’s Utopia: Live At Hammersmith Odeon ‘75 • Robert Wyatt: The End Of An Ear • King Crimson: Live In Argentina 1994
Live: Download Festival • Tangerine Dream • Gavin Harrison & U5ric/Stickmen • Devin Townsend • Jaga Jazzist • Yeti Lane • Arcane Roots
Brainstorm: Kerry Chicoine
…and Rick Wakeman on talent shows