KN>         Ya, ok, otherwise people will think I mean the blues band 
 KN>         of Mike Bloomfield, Dr. John and Paul Hammond. 
Oh. I don't know this one.
 KN>> Zeuhl      (Magma, Zao, Wiedorj, Happy Family, Present) 
 KN>         retro feel. They've all moved on a bit since then, but 
 KN>         there still seems to be a retro sound to a lot of the new 
 KN>         90's prog bands. Even stuff like Happy Family or Volare 
 KN>         is still sorta retro. 
Don't know Volare. About Happy Family, i found a resemblance with ELP
when i listened to Karn Evil Nine this afternoon. (Actually, I found
that ELP sounded like Happy Family ). Maybe i'm the only one who
thinks that.
 KN>         Tradition has it that though this isn't really prog it 
 KN>         should be allowed for discussion as long as it never 
 KN>         becomes a problem, which it never does. I have a strong 
I don't think it's really fair. The latest clone of Our Lady Peace
sounds way more prog than any Tori Amos, which sometimes sounds more
like Trip-Hop (but usually not).
 KN>         respect for tradition. AFAIC, people can even talk about 
 KN>         Susan Cianni if they want. 
Can I talk about Kenny Rogers? (8 tracks in particular)
 MB>> tnx for attention :-) 
 KN>         Tnx for your input. It is always a pleasure to read you. 
Every time someone writes such a fragile sentence like this last one, i
am tempted to prove him wrong. How many pages of utter gibberish do you
want in my next reply? :-)
matju
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