The Prog Hour on Wed 3/11/15
| Artist | Title | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| French TV | The Secret Life of Walter Riddle | ||
| Clark Hutchinson | Improvisation on a Modal Scale | ||
| Zamla Mammaz Manna | The Farmhand | ||
| UK | Alaska/Time To Kill | Live In Tokyo | 2011 |
| Robert Fripp | Breathless | Exposure | 1979 |
| Bruford | Abingdon Chasp | One Of A Kind | 1979 |
| Jeff Berlin | Joe Frazier, Part 2 | Crossroads | 1998 |
| Henry Cow | Nirvana For Mice | ||
| Eardance | Movers and Shakers | ||
| Quintessence | Notting Hill Gate | ||
| Xaal | Byblos | ||
| Egg | Bulb/While Growing My Hair | Egg | 1970 |
| Arzachel | Queen St Gang | Arzachel | 1969 |
| Gilgamesh | Island Of Rhodes/Paper Boat/As If Your Eyes Were Open | Gilgamesh | 1975 |
| King Crimson | Level Five | The Power to Believe | 2003 |
| Steven Wilson | The Pin Drop | The Raven That Refused to Sing | 2013 |
| Y/N | Distortion Blood x10 | ||
| The Wok | Marmalade | Z | 2015 |
| Octopoulpe | le cri du poulpe | ||
| Sleeping Habits | Ships Are Bound To Sink | ||
| Hollow Ran | Fire/Flying | 2015 | |
| Contraction | L'Alarme a l'Oeil | La Bourse ou La Vie | 1974 |
| Focus | Eruption Part 6 - Tommy | Moving Waves | 1971 |
| Wigwam | Hot Mice | Fairyport | 1971 |
| Nektar | Desolation Valley/Waves | A Tab In The Ocean | 1972 |
| Patrick Moraz | Impact/Warmer Hands/The Storm | The Story Of I | 1976 |
| The Organ Machines | The Visitor (Bonus Live Demo) | ||
| Marta Migla | Pedejais | ||
| Polarhorse | Colorless Green Ideas Sleep Furiously | Data | 2015 |
| ONAWA | Surface | Surface | 2015 |
| Aquafuture | The Ringer | ||
| Ghosts & Vodka | Mechanical Bull Rider | Addicts and Drunks | 2003 |
| Gordian Knot | Singularity | Gordian Knot | 2009 |
| Corsair | Agathyrsi | Corsair | 2013 |
| Lunatic Soul | Summerland | Lunatic Soul | 2008 |
The Prog Hour
DJs:
Jamie
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The aim of The Prog Hour is to present progressive rock music from the absolute broadest perspective. Featuring artists that dared take at least one step beyond the basic rock 'n roll formula and celebrates that extra spark of creativity.
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