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Comment by Theories of Prog-ability on March 4, 2011 at 1:11am

Thank you Phil.

Glad you are enjoying the site.

The link will be added.

Brian aka Theories of PROG-abilities

POLISH PROGRESSIVE ROCK

Comment by Phil Snow on February 28, 2011 at 1:28pm

Brother, you have some really great songs on the player. I haven't dropped by in a while so I'm enjoying it very much!

Thank you so much for managing the Page, I'm gladd I suggested this page to Nick.

Can you put a link on this page to the other site you created?

Comment by Phil Snow on February 1, 2011 at 6:35pm

Hello all, someone sent me a page which had q lot of free mp3 downloads. So many that I got tired and stoped, then didn't get right back to it and now I've forgot where it was. Should have bookmarked, right?

Does anyone on here know of such a page???? I couple of Neal Morse songs and some Pocketfull but I like to get more to put on my Zune so I could get familiar with some of these groups I don't really know.

Thanks to anyone who could help, and thaks to if you just read this.

Grace & Peace to you all!

Comment by La Bocca della Verità on January 20, 2011 at 10:22am

Hi!

Comment by Theories of Prog-ability on January 3, 2011 at 7:34am

We need to add some Laura Casale.

Comment by Capndad on December 29, 2010 at 2:02pm

Finally! A group of Christian folks ( I assume) or at least those who can appreciate the Christian message in music, who love Prog. Glad I found this.

Comment by ProgPariah77 on December 17, 2010 at 6:56pm

G'day, mates!  From now 'till year's end, you can hear a "sneak preview" of Roine Stolt's "The Flower King" as lovingly interpreted by the guys in Supernal Endgame ... dial it up at http://powerofprog.com/profile/SUPERNALENDGAME, then leave us your feedback at the Event page on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=159620520749435 ... "we believe you can still surrender, you can serve the Flower King"!

Comment by Melodic Revolution Records on December 17, 2010 at 6:36pm

Great to see so many people enjoying this group. Don't forget to tell your friends and fans about this group.

Comment by Jaymi M on December 13, 2010 at 12:07pm

it is nice to have a place where Christian proggers can hang and maybe even do some inter state recording together....Love that!!!

Comment by Melodic Revolution Records on December 12, 2010 at 1:12pm

Christian Progressive Rock artists, with featured guest Phil Keaggy, release third compilation!

CPR is an acronym for Christian Progressive Rock. This volume is the third in a series of Progressive Rock compilations that was conceived by a core group of the artists themselves. Past releases have featured such artists as Kerry Livgren (Kansas, Proto-Kaw), Neal Morse, Rick Wakeman (Yes) with Ajalon, Dave Bainbridge (Iona), Glass Hammer, Salem Hill and many more.

This release introduces the newest members of the CPR community including Unitopia, Apple Pie, Ted Leonard, Mike Florio, Pursuit, Mike Lockett, Ad Astra, Time Horizon, Greg Wollan and Everlasting Arms. One of the highlights in this volume is a song by veteran rocker Phil Keaggy. The Keaggy tune “Passport”; originally appeared on his 1985 release entitled “Getting Closer”. Produced by CPR's own Randy George and mixed by Gene Crout, the song also features Ajalon drummer Dan Lile. Together they have reworked this classic Phil Keaggy song which now graces the CPR 3 release in an extended form. “We are all excited to have Phil join us on this release”, co-producer Randy George says. “He is one of the first artists that helped to expand and shape the musical horizons of the faithful. Since the late 1960's he has pushed musical boundaries, and remains one of the most prolific guitarists of our time. It was an honor to work with him on this song.” Co-producer Gene Crout of Righteous Sinner Records carried the project to completion doing the final mastering and assembly. “These CPR compilations just keep getting better and better and I give praise and honor and glory to God not only for bringing it together, but for allowing me to be a part of it once again.”

The purpose of the CPR series is two-fold: to expand knowledge of Progressive Rock into the Christian community and to increase Christian themes within the Prog Rock community. Many people who grew up in the mainstream of Progressive Rock music during the 70's still have a desire for music that reflects an age when musicians were about music and creativity was colorful and abundant. This unique collection is sure to bring enjoyment the listener on many levels. If you take pleasure in the music of a particular band or individual, we would encourage you to visit their website to learn more about them.

To order: http://www.cprogrock.com

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