--- Sez Kenneth Newman to All ---
 KN> Scott Rhodes has asked me to act as temporary moderator...
Good luck.  
 KN> So, finally I would like to say that I hope and expect to 
 KN> do little or no moderating here.
I'm sure moderation is not something you're likely to overdo.
 KN> 1. Not enough on topic messages 
 KN> 1. Please post more messages about prog. I'll be trying 
 KN> to seed a few conversations as well so please feel free 
 KN> to join in. Especially you old timers, vets, progfarts, 
 KN> etc. 
Well, just for the sake of posting something Mike used to, here's
a version of his Prog newsletter that accidentally got saved when
I was trying to download some smut from the Internet last week...
[I tried to edit it for brevity but gave up after a rather feeble
effort since there wasn't the great gulf between interesting and
boring bits I was initially expecting.  Anyroad, it serves as
evidence that there's way more music out there than I'll ever hear
and some of it might be worth searching for.  This from somebody
who's only just bought some Gong albums in the last couple years
and never even heard any Marillion or Ozric Tentacles either before
trying out a couple in the last few years.  Still waiting to hear
some of that Swedish stuff that sounds so interesting, but there's
so many more convenient ways to spend money than mailordering
overpriced import CD's.  Oh well.  Maybe I'll run across that
Porcupine Tree album on page 47 at a reasonable price...]
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Gibraltar V7 #2                                       9 February 1997
     ** The Electronic Magazine For Progressive Rock And Related Music **
              * Music In The Soul Can Be Heard By The Universe *
NEWS: A Word From Our Sponsor
      Camel Tour Dates
      Mastermind
      New Issue
      Odyssice
      Synergy, Mike Pinder, Gongzilla and more
CHAT: Eno's Music on the Web
          RE: King Crimson Video
REVIEWS: Mathematicians, Nuova Era
         Musea Label and Various Indie Bands
         Porcupine Tree - Signify
         Somnambulist, Musea Label releases, Lefty's Head
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                                       NEWS
From: Mike Taylor (gepr@plato.museum.tulane.edu)
Subject: A Word From Our Sponsor
Date: 9 February 1997
A few brief notes: 
o Some of the reviews I had planned on slipping in this week (some Cuneiform,
Delerium and a few indie releases) were saved until next week.  This issue
started to get rather large.)
o Many of you have submitted messages and reviews over the past several 
eeks.
I'll be getting all of them incorporated over the next few issues, so hang
patiently.  Priority is given to messages of timely value.
o Also, I meant to point out last week that the schedule for the 1997 New
Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival (aka Jazzfest) can be retrieved by sending
a message to listman@museum.tulane.edu with a message body of
get gibraltar jazzfest.97
A couple of good bands to check out are Astral Project and Woodenhead. If
you're coming to town for the Festival, I'd like to hear from you.
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From: Mike Taylor gepr@plato.museum.tulane.edu
Subject: Camel Tour Dates
Date: 7 February 1996
Take from "What's Rattlin'," The Weekly Digest for Canterbury Music Addicts.
E-mail: Calyx/Big Bang bigbang@alpes-net.fr
    DATE            VENUE                                   TICKET SALES
 6th    March   New George's, San Rafael, Ca.               415-457-8424
 7th    March   TBA
 8th    March   TBA
 9th    March   Great American Music Hall, San Francisco    415-885-0750
10th    March   Probably same as 9th
11th    March   TBA
12th    March   Billboard Live, W. Hollywood, Ca. (TBC)     213-480-3232
13th    March   Billboard Live, W. Hollywood, Ca            213-480-3232
14th    March   The Coach House, San Juan Capistrano, Ca    714-469-8930
18th    March   Banana Hall, Osaka, Japan
19th    March   Bottom line, Nagoya, Japan
21st    March   On Air West, Tokyo, Japan
22nd    March   Club Citta, Kawasaki, Japan
25th    March   Noorderlicht, Tilburg, Netherlands          31-13-5365587
26th    March   Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands             31-20-6241777
27th    March   Nighttown, Rotterdam, Netherlands           31-10-4363534
28th    March   Oosterpoort, Groningen, Netherlands         31-50-3182333
29th    March   Vereniging, Nijmegen, Netherlands           31-24-3559887
30th    March   Trojan Horse, Den Haag, Netherlands         31-70-3600797
 1st    April   Altes Schultzenhaus, Stuttgart, Germany     49-711-236-4585
 2nd    April   Incognito, Munich, Germany                  49-711-236-4585
 4th    April   Sports Hall, Barnesov, Slovak Rep.          42-935-727224
 5th    April   Hala Wista, Krakow, Poland
 6th    April   Sala Kongresowa, Warsaw, Poland
 7th    April   Knaack Klub, Berlin, Germany                49-711-236-4585
 8th    April   Logo, Hamburg, Germany                      49-711-236-4585
10th    April   Luxor, Kšln, Germany                        49-711-236-4585
11th    April   Theatre 140, Brussels, Belgium              32-2-733-9708
12th    April   CafŽ de la Danse, Paris, France             33-1-42313131
13th    April   Astoria, London, England                    44-171-434-0403
14th    April   Waterfront, Norwich, England                44-1603-764-764
16th    April   Garage, Glasgow, Scotland                   44-141-226-4679
17th    April   TBA
18th    April   Rotherham or Mansfield, England (TBA)
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