"Every Home Is Wired": Appendix A.2 -- Selected Postings

"Every Home Is Wired":
Appendix A.2 -- Selected Postings

(Posting headers were edited down to relevant information only. '[...]' indicates abbreviations of the article text.)

From: M.A. ARINO CLARKE <EFY6MAA@leeds.ac.uk> Subject: Re: The road to prog Date: Tue, 21 Apr 98 21:41:00 Message-ID: <6hi0m2$8l8_011@leeds.ac.uk> Newsgroups: rec.music.progressive Organization: Leeds Uni My first "prog" experience was a King Crimson CD, that I heard when 14 or 15. I sort of liked fallen angel, Red and 21st Century schizoid man, but it was too weird for me. Some years later I got a Yes CD set, 2CDs full of Yes. I instinctively left out all Yeswest when I taped it, and headed for all the other marvellous music, that seemed so new to me. (Post in a thread on the participants' approaches to the genre. 'Yeswest' refers to the 1980s pop incarnation of Yes.)	Bit 11

From: M.A. ARINO CLARKE <EFY6MAA@leeds.ac.uk> Subject: Re: The road to prog Date: Tue, 21 Apr 98 21:41:00 Message-ID: <6hi0m2$8l8_011@leeds.ac.uk> Newsgroups: rec.music.progressive Organization: Leeds Uni My first "prog" experience was a King Crimson CD, that I heard when 14 or 15. I sort of liked fallen angel, Red and 21st Century schizoid man, but it was too weird for me. Some years later I got a Yes CD set, 2CDs full of Yes. I instinctively left out all Yeswest when I taped it, and headed for all the other marvellous music, that seemed so new to me.
(Post in a thread on the participants' approaches to the genre. 'Yeswest' refers to the 1980s pop incarnation of Yes.)

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