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What smoking music are you listening to? (2024)

AVB said:
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Here's something I just found out. If I use my phone... which I very seldom do for CP. Everything works as before. It's just this laptop. Which is what I use 95% of the time so I can see things.
 
OK... after fumbling through Rays advice just now and searching around on the Chrome controls. It turned out I needed to turn on third party cookies. Everything works as before now. Thanks @AVB for your time.

Now I have my CP Radio again. 😎
 
Prog Friday

PFM - Premiata Forneria Marconi

Think of these guys as the Italian ELP only more multi-cultural. Founded in 1970 they are still playing today, PFM was the first Italian rock band to chart in the UK and US. From 1973 to 1977 they released 5 albums in English with "The World Became The World" and "Cook" being the most popular. I got to see them in Finland once (40 days of cold weather training we got the last 2.5 days off) and they put on a really good show with about half in English and half in Italian and even part of one in Finnish (so I was told). Speaking to other fans over the years it seems that PFM tries to do at least part of a song in the language of where they are playing. I don't know if that applies to the smaller countries like Serbia, Croatia, Albania et al or not.. In any case if you liked ELP then you'll probably like PFM even if you didn't get one of their English albums. If you want to hear more then I'd start with the 2 albums


 
In the words of Clay Davis. Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. Usually when "supergroups are formed I'm meh about them, but I am really enjoying this line up!

John Bush - vocals
Phil Demmel - Guitar
Mike Orlando Guitar
Jack Gibson - Bass
Jason Bittner - Drums


Edit: attempted to fix it

Edit edit: I did the thing!
 
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PaulTra said:
In the words of Clay Davis. Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. Usually when "supergroups are formed I'm meh about them, but I am really enjoying this line up!

John Bush - vocals
Phil Demmel - Guitar
Mike Orlando Guitar
Jack Gibson - Bass
Jason Bittner - Drums

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AVB said:
Prog Friday

PFM - Premiata Forneria Marconi

Think of these guys as the Italian ELP only more multi-cultural. Founded in 1970 they are still playing today, PFM was the first Italian rock band to chart in the UK and US. From 1973 to 1977 they released 5 albums in English with "The World Became The World" and "Cook" being the most popular. I got to see them in Finland once (40 days of cold weather training we got the last 2.5 days off) and they put on a really good show with about half in English and half in Italian and even part of one in Finnish (so I was told). Speaking to other fans over the years it seems that PFM tries to do at least part of a song in the language of where they are playing. I don't know if that applies to the smaller countries like Serbia, Croatia, Albania et al or not.. In any case if you liked ELP then you'll probably like PFM even if you didn't get one of their English albums. If you want to hear more then I'd start with the 2 albums


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Not much love for PFM :( Must be generational.
 
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