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We'll track the new live archive release from Andalusian fusion band from southern Spain known and loved as Guadalquivir and the new recording titled Live Bilbao 1980 from the 5 Lunas Producciones label. Our 5th SET sees us flashback to a decade ago when we were joined in studio by composer/vocalist Susan Clynes who was hot off the heels of her Moonjune Records release titled Life Is... and was joined by her partner in-studio in Antoine Guenet of Univers Zero/The Wrong Object/SHTGN for an interview as well. This took place in April of 2014 on Program 1366. Just
following your weekly installment of The Stargazer's
Handbook, your guide to all the astronomical events for the coming
week, our letter of the week from Todd in Fargo, North Dakota requesting
our thoughts on exciting recent projects hailing from the northern
mid-west of the United States in one excellent band and their release
turning a year old in K'Mono and their Mind Out Of Mind release hailing
from Minneapolis, Minnesota. This week's Philadelphia Progressive Rock
Concert Update spotlights legendary fusion guitarist Al Di Meola who makes
his way to the Keswick Theater in Glenside, Pennsylvania this coming week
amidst his Electric Y Our
4th Set Space Out this week spotlights by request for the 2nd time in a
month, music from Glasgow, Scotland based project The Cosmic Dead and
their Infinite Peaks album from the Heavy Psyche Records label that is
currently up four spots this week in WEEKLYTOP20
to number thirteen. We'll also track a MUST get in 2024 for fans of the
Canterbury flavored progressive rock in
an album that is literally a ONE MAN recording in the self titled debut
from Franch multi-instrumentalist Tom Penaguin. New from the Amarxe label,
this album will make you think its a full band effort when in fact, it's
just Tom. This excellent release is now at number seven in this week's WEEKLYTOP20! We'll celebrate concert anniversaries this week from King Crimson recorded live in Pittsburgh recorded 50 years ago this week from King Crimson that was released as part of their 1992 box set The Great Deceiver along with the 30th anniversary of Marillion's emotional performance in Paris, France at the La Cigale of their then, new release they were touring in support of in Brave that later was part of the double live release from their 1996 offering title Made Again from the Castle Communications label when they were joining us regularly on the program during the Brave-Afraid Of Sunlight-This Strange Engine period. Next week we'll celebrate the 20th anniversary of Marbles as well. We'll also celebrate the 50th anniversary of Arti E Mestieri's legendary Tilt album along with the 40th anniversary of Roger Waters first solo release after leaving Pink Floyd in his 1984 release The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking from the Harvest/Columbia label. We'll kick things off this week with the 25th anniversary of Steve Hackett's Darktown and close out with what is number one for the twelfth consecutive week in the WEEKLYTOP20 The Circus And The Nightwale release from the Inside Out Music / Sony label. You can now check us out 24 hours a day at our new Gagliarchives Radio station at RadioKing. Visit us at https://www.radioking.com/play/gagliarchives-radio where you can hear bits and pieces of recent programming and a special nod back to our spin-off radio program known as The Analogue Tapes Series! Stay tune for more updates! Thanks to all of our loyal listeners
who submitted their Top Ten lists for the
year and more, those who voted
and requested on our WEEKLYTOP20
all throughout 2023 along with your new music submissions throughout the
year that made 2023, one of the BEST years for new progressive rock in
recent memory! The GlobalProgressive Rock
Network's Top 100 has been a
tradition since 1995. But our year end tabulations of the best new
releases go back to the year 1991 in The Lost Satellite Top
Ten, Twenty, Thirty, and Forty from the years of 1991-1994 respectively.
Since our inception, we have had 32 number one albums. Including bands
such as Anekdoten (twice '96 & '15), Steve Hackett (twice '97 &
'21), Yes (twice '91 & '94); Opeth (twice '19 & '14), Porcupine
Tree (twice '07 & '09), Steven Wilson (twice '11 & '13) Emerson
Lake & Palmer, Djam Karet; Nathan Mahl, King Crimson, Ozric Tentacles,
McGill/Manring/Stevens, Deus Ex Machina, Kaipa, White Willow, The
Again we thank ALL of you for continuing on a daily basis to email us your suggestions, your lists, and ideas for future programming. This GlobalProgressive Rock Network Top 100 Of 2023 IS FOR YOU. THANKS TO ALL OF YOU FOR MAKING THIS SO MUCH FUN!! Our recent interviews with Jason Blake, Ice Age, ZOPP, Hedvig Mollestad, Percy Jones & Ray Loboda will be up on our http://youtube.com/gagliarchives in the upcoming weeks as well! Also
friends, North Thirteenth
Studios has launched the new Lost Satellite Records Bandcamp page to
celebrate the many unearthed recordings of Philadelphia jazz guitar legend
Sonny Troy who sadly left us this year. This prodigious and beloved
musician Visit the site at https://sonnytroy.bandcamp.com/ Sonny Troy - 1938-2021
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