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Music Review 

Zweiton – Form

TW 0 Comments Gordon Parks, guitar tapping, Isaac Hayes, king crimson, markus reuter, pink floyd, tony levin, u8 touch guitar

  Zweiton – Form A gem that we’d regrettably overlooked here at classicrockmusicblog.com was released in May 2012 on the

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Gavin Harrison & 05Ric – The Man Who Sold Himself

TW 0 Comments 05Ric, chapman stick, frank zappa, gavin harrison, king crimson, modern drummer magazine, porcupine tree, progressive rock, tony levin

Gavin Harrison & 05Ric – The Man Who Sold Himself Porcupine Tree and King Crimson drummer, Gavin Harrison, is one

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Music Review 

Joni Mitchell – Chalk Mark In A Rain Storm album review

TW 0 Comments joni mitchell, king crimson, larry klein, peter gabriel, sting, tony levin

Joni Mitchell – Chalk Mark In A Rain Storm In 1988, veteran pop singer Joni Mitchell was working through a

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Music Review 

The Season Standard – Squeeze Me Ahead Of Line

TW 0 Comments daniel scherf, markus reuter, tony levin

For a different take on progressive rock, you need to track down The Season Standard’s 2008 release on Austria’s Unsung

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Listening To 

Mörglbl – Jazz For The Deaf

TW 0 Comments Christophe Godin, instrumental rock music, Ivan Rougny, king crimson, les claypool, myspace, progressive rock, robin trower, steve vai, tony levin

Mörglbl are a three-piece progressive rock outfit from France whose strange name could be construed as an onomatopoeia for the

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Music Review 

Tuner – “Muut: Live In Estonia 2007”

TW 1 Comment bill bruford, broken wings, chapman stick, double trio, geddy lee, king crimson, markus reuter, midi electronics, mr mister, oberheim, pat mastelotto, robert fripp, sugarcubes, taurus pedals, tony levin, warr guitar

Pat Mastelotto. Perhaps you aren’t familiar with his name, but trust me you’ve heard him play drums at least 100

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