Glass Hammer

http://youtube.com/watch?v=QHQTcFQEMXo hmmm? opinions? All networked broadcasts with live mics are time delayed both on video and audio for a variety of reasons but mainly for censors to prevent stuff (Janet may have another wardrobe malfunction, the anti Colt fans may launch the F bomb, or a rap a...

Ah well there's only one, err three things to do when that occurs. :twisted: Kill the artist whose work you are accused of plagiarizing, :D boldly announce your new age conversion, :shock: and then say that you were merely channeling their disembodied spirit. Unless your composing in an absolute vac...

Personally I listen to prog for it's escapism. I don't want everyday life to intrude ... Listening to prog rock will keep both everyday life and everday, ordinary music a world or dimension away. Now if there was only a way to keep it away for good. Have to find Chronometree on vinyl so I can spin ...

"De'Arqe" was a left-over joke from the 80's. I played music a lot - traveling for months at time, city to city. For reasons that may or may not be obvious, it seemed a wise thing to use a different name. "DeArqe", like the 80's, was pretentious. When it seemed that GH was actually going to continu...

Heretic! runs to get a stake, some oil and wood. Joking and monty python brainwashing aside. Flo, I think you are doing the right thing. While it's great that there is an audience out there wanting more "Christian" entertainment, sadly the "industry people" churning out that entertainment are often ...

It's the 21st first century and we still don't have our star trek transporter beams (or flying cars!!! :evil: The transporter beam is the solution to the performing bands logistical nightmares, there and back again (that's sounds more like hobbit technology or orc mischief :D) after every show, no m...

FredProgGH wrote:"Yeah, we don't know- it just came out of the sky and stood there..."

in and around the lake?

and guest features the renowned vocal talents of legendary Yes co-founder, Jon Anderson. :shock: Bonus DVD feature! Jon Anderson Lost in Chattanooga (destined to become a collectors item!) Watch as Jon Anderson "sees Rock City" painted on the side of every barn and truck stop along I-75 between Kno...

it reads like a lost Monty Python script

Actually I prefer to think that after Sauron told Saruman "build me an army worth of Mordor" in the films he added "and could you conjure up a jazz quintet while you're at it?"

There's a reason Zappa entitled the album Jazz from Hell
(I would have called it music for migraine conjuring).

Well, I have a fantastic, lucid and ultimately devastating response to that, something along the lines of? They told my lord the way to the Mountain of Power. They told him to throw down his sword and return to the Earth... Ha! Time enough for the Earth in the grave. :D http://www.imdb.com/title/tt...

start reading _The Lord of the Rings_. You might try that. It's a little longer than ...For that matter, _The Silmarillion Having reread both of those within the past year for the err, lost track of how many times time, :D it wouldn't be a very entertaining read and a bit too much of a rerun to rer...

FredProgGH wrote: I'll listen to every Grateful Dead album in a row. Nonstop.

just the thought of that makes me hear Gollum's line from the Two Towers movie
"but that would kill us"

Bnielsen wrote:HA! I love Army of Darkness! Second most quoteable movie ever behing Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Definitely , err "it's definitely an "N" word! "
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106308/quotes

MayorOfLongview wrote:Yes - and I won't say they're on myspace.

I got to hear part of this first one before whatever it is myspace serves in their flash ads made the browser croak.

From the glimpse I got, I like it, has a bit of a heavier sound to it, yet still has the gracefulness.
Glass Hammer on steroids!