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Hey, another rainy day i Stockholm actually and I'm really tired. BUT, I'm satisfied for a long time of progrockmusic. Last Sunday my friend Johan and I (and his brother) went to Cirkus to see the Genesis-coverband called "The Musical Box" wich are playing old Genesismusic. They're really doin a culturedeed for us progrocklovers. The album they're touring with right now is "A trick of the tail" and Peter had quit Genesis and it's Phil Collins time to sing in the band for the first time. It was really nice and Musical Box also played songs from all the previous albums. My favouritealbum with Geneis is "The lamb lies down on broadway" and it will always be. From that album Musical box played "The lamb lies down on broadway", "Fly on a wingshield" and "it" but not my favourite "In the cage". They played the whole "Supper's ready" wich is 22 minutes long. Really cool! I swear I was the youngest person in the audience, no fence. Me and all the fellows who have seen Genesis IRL!

Just because I've seen a progrockconcert I'm in that mood right now and The ALBUM of the week must be an progrockalbum, but wich will I choose?
Let's choose "Pictures at an exhibition" with Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
The album was realeased 1971 and I can't say that one track is better than another, it's great indeed!


SONG of the week
Will be one of the uninvestigated Peter Gabriel songs wich I discovered a couple of weeks ago.
The song is "MOTHER OF VIOLENCE" and is one of the greatest and most beatiful songs I EVER heard of.
The song is from the album "Scratch" and was released in 1978. Just CHECK IT OUT!



Love, Lia