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I don't know where I found this band. I had a previous ex who was a drummer and he got me into progressive rock. Anyways this band would be a professional studio band of sorts. The album is quite epic and I usually used to play it loud. Don't know if its to anyones taste but thought I'd share. The music is flawless with lots of complexity. It would have to be one of my favorite CD's in my collection as I find it so damn uplifting. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0twaTBp0JJA

@Glisten @tonys @StuF @TAB @greenpea 

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@TAB @greenpea @tonys @Glisten @Former-Member 

Takes me back to Rage days (nights)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jMSh30kn68

(Hunters and Collectors, "Talking to a Stranger")

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..bit like the synth battle on the Regular Show @Former-Member  lol..

https://youtu.be/uDge3-JsJ0A?si=rkjo6FEUVqfFxQ24

@StuF @tonys 

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https://youtu.be/x2rQzv8OWEY?si=JYc4L03IiFwUFhau

@StuF @Former-Member @tonys @Appleblossom 

https://youtu.be/o0iga1eNgvA?si=OdXSjkOXvNJA-mvu

[Former-Member]

Never saw that show @TAB but I love a good synthesizer player! Have you ever checked out Patrick Moraz? He used to play synthesizer for the band, "Yes" in the 80's and then crossed over and did piano. He's a bit of a musical genius and is considered a modern day Chopin. I have one of his CD's playing piano and for modern piano music its a real treat. 

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Synthesisers not my thing really @Former-Member  I thought Rick Wakeman played keyboards for Yes ? in film clips he is usually surrounded by them ..

[Former-Member]

He had tenures with both Yes and The Moody Blues during the 80's @TAB 

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and solo ? I vaguely knew he left and went back or something @Former-Member 

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Yeah he had a solo career for a while. I haven't followed his discography but he is an amazingly talented man @TAB 

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yeah I prob like a few things he did @Former-Member . Yes, talented.