"Every Home Is Wired": 2 -- Endnotes

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16	These concepts should not be confused with the 'virtual localisation' described before. As a geographically dispersed community making use of the new global media, Prog is always a virtually local section of culture.
17	Yes has returned to a line-up featuring some of its most reknowned members in 1996, and has undertaken well-received tours of the U.S. and Europe in 1997 and 1998; Pink Floyd played the entire Dark Side of the Moon album on its most recent tour in 1994; King Crimson reformed once again in 1994, and is currently in a process of "Research & Development ... on behalf of, and for, the Greater Crim" (Fripp, "Fractalisation" 7), with various factions of the line-up attempting to reinvent the band's style once more. Even U.K. is currently recording again.
18	King Crimson alone has released ten CDs' worth of live recordings from between 1969 and 1974, so far.
19	Prog musicians can arrange themselves with industry interests, though, provided they are given sufficient space: the early Pink Floyd "seemed to achieve the 1960s art school ideal -- expressing an individual vision of the world, ... uncorrupted by the pop process, [while] making a good living", for example (Frith & Horne 98).

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