Hello all!
After a week's break, Prog & Roll Radio Show was back last night with one more special show for our listeners.Yesterday was St. George's day here in Greece, therefore it was my name day.
A couple of weeks ago I asked from our listeners to pick a song and dedicate it to me, as a "present" for my name day. The plan was to play all their songs during last night's show, and that's exactly what we did. But together with the people's choices, I also added in the playlist a couple of songs that I like very much, from bands and artists that we never play in Prog & Roll, mostly because of their music style. Also, this time we played 2 songs from the same band, which we never do, but two of our listeners asked for them.
We had a good crowd listening last night, including a few musicians as usual, and the general atmosphere was rather jolly and fun. As far as I know, our audience was including people from Greece, United States, England, France, Germany and Sweden .
The playlist was kind of mixed up, and someone characterized it as "colourful", which I think it was right on the spot.
Here you can see the complete playlist:
After a week's break, Prog & Roll Radio Show was back last night with one more special show for our listeners.Yesterday was St. George's day here in Greece, therefore it was my name day.
A couple of weeks ago I asked from our listeners to pick a song and dedicate it to me, as a "present" for my name day. The plan was to play all their songs during last night's show, and that's exactly what we did. But together with the people's choices, I also added in the playlist a couple of songs that I like very much, from bands and artists that we never play in Prog & Roll, mostly because of their music style. Also, this time we played 2 songs from the same band, which we never do, but two of our listeners asked for them.
We had a good crowd listening last night, including a few musicians as usual, and the general atmosphere was rather jolly and fun. As far as I know, our audience was including people from Greece, United States, England, France, Germany and Sweden .
The playlist was kind of mixed up, and someone characterized it as "colourful", which I think it was right on the spot.
Here you can see the complete playlist:
1st Part: KAMELOT:
March of Mephisto / THE GATHERING: Strange Macines / QUEENSRYCHE: Silent Lucidity
/ JUDAS PRIEST: Dreamer Deceiver.
2nd Part: VERBAL DELIRIUM: Close to You / QUEEN: We Will Rock You (Live at the BBC) / MOBY: New Dawn Fades / SIOUXSIE & THE
BANSHEES: Melt!
3rd Part: GEORGE HARRISON: What is Life / PETER HAMMILL: Airport /
RENAISSANCE: The Vultures Fly High / GENESIS: The Fountain of Salmacis / BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST: The Poet
– After the Day.
4th Part: VERBAL DELIRIUM: So Close and yet so far Away / AYREON: Sea
of Machines / MOSTLY AUTUMN: Sight of Day.
I would like to say a very big thanks to all those who tuned in
last night, and to all those who send their songs of choice as a dedication
to me. I believe it was a very nice and fun show and as it seemed
the people really enjoyed it. Next Sunday we are going to make a really
special and kind of unique show, but more info on that later on.
Thank you all!
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