Archive-name: music/progresive/brief-information
Posting-Frequency: triweekly Last-modified: Mon Nov 4 17:35:55 GB-Eire 1996 URL: http://www.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/~philkime/rmp_faqs.html See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge The most recent ascii and postscript versions of these FAQs are available at ftp://ftp.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/pub/philkime/RMP The Web versions are available at: http://www.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/~philkime/rmp_faqs.html All mail addresses in these FAQs should be mailto: URLs so you can mail anyone mentioned in the FAQs easily. (That is, as long as your browser supports mailto: URLs). Newsgroup names should be news: URLs so you can read any newsgroup mentioned here by clicking them (again, providing your browser supports them). Also, some names are links to the Web pages of individuals. This file may be freely distributed as long as it is not modified in any way and contains this notice. *Please Note:* All ftp, and web addresses are given in standard URL format. If you are not familiar with this then read this short explanation. Simple URL format looks like this: ftp://*some.network.address*/some/path/ A URL as given above can be entered as it is into any Web browser. If you intend to use standard ftp, the starred part should be used as the address of the machine to which you should connect and the immediately following section as the directory to look in when you are connected. The part preceding the starred section can be ignored in this case. ------------------------------------------ How To Find Rare And/Or Obscure Recordings ------------------------------------------ While much progressive music is rare and/or obscure, most newcomers are used to finding Genesis and Yes CDs in their local shops. By far the majority of discussed artists however are not generally stocked by normal outlets. FAQ 6 lists some shops worldwide that do stock the more esoteric material but generally you have to be rather lucky to have one of these oulets near to you. If you are serious about exploring progressive music, you simply must use mail order. This is by far the best way of obtaining the music. Many of the sources in FAQ 2 are reputable outlets and have been used for many years by people who read r.m.p. Simply post and ask about an outlet you are not sure about. Some are used regularly and have good reputations. You will notice them being mentioned quite often. Here is a list of some of the most well-known and trusted outlets that people on r.m.p have had a good releationship with in the past. You can find more information on them in FAQ 2 and FAQ 6. There are, of course, many more reputab Syn-phonic (Greg Walker) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Symphonic and Yes/Genesis influenced prog, neo-prog, emphasis on European and US prog/fusion. Some RIO and experimental. Laser's Edge (Ken Golden) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Most prog and fusion, including some Italian and a lot of rarer psych. Has net access (lasercd@aol.com). <URL:http://www.jersey.net/~lasercd/> Doug Larsen ---------------------------------------------------------------------- All types of prog, but mostly symphonic, 70's British prog and Italian. Some experimental. Wayside ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Experimental, RIO, world, ambient, electronic and unclassifiable musics (and "normal" progressive music as well). If no one else has heard of it or it is very rare or strange, Wayside probably carries it or at least knows about it. <URL:http://members.aol.com/Cuneiform2/cuneiform.html> ZNR (Steve Roberts) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Rare and US material, much obscure vinyl. Ranjit Padmanabhan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- European and US progressive, neo-progressive, electronic. Has net access (ranjit@netcom.com) and a web page at <URL:http://www.webpage.com/~progtron/> Ultima Thule ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Situated in the UK, has excellent catalogue and caters for most tastes. Many special offers, the owners are very knowledgeable and produce Audion magazine (see FAQ 3). They undertake international orders and accept all major credit cards by phone. GFT ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Based in the UK. They accept credit card orders by phone. Some of the best prices in the UK and the exclusive outlet for Cyclops releases. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -------------------------------------------- How To Find Information On Progressive Music -------------------------------------------- Often you'd like to know more about a band or to read reviews before you buy CDs. Here's a few places to look for reviews, info on bands, and general info on prog and related musics: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is a huge project, originating from the Gibraltar mailing list (see below) whereby reviews and discographies of thousands of progressive, experimental and new music bands have been synthesised and edited into a large book. It is available on the Web and is also published periodically in hard copy form. The hard copy is currently sold out. Contact the main editor Mike Taylor (gepr@plato.museum.tulane.edu) for more information about the hard copy and its availablity. It is available via ftp in text form from <URL:ftp://ftp.museum.tulane.edu/Plato/pub/gepr_ftp/> The Web version can be found at the following places. Choose the site nearest to you for fastest access. Home site (maintained by Mike Taylor) <URL:http://www.museum.tulane.edu/pub/gepr/gepr.html> UK mirror (maintained by Phil Kime) <URL:http://www.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/~philkime/GEPR/gepr.html> US mirror (maintained by Adam Levin) <URL:http://www.ari.net/prog/GEPR/gepr.html> ~~~~~~~~~ Gibraltar ~~~~~~~~~ An Internet mailing list focusing on more obscure music. Mail to gib@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu to subscribe. Moderated by Mike Taylor. Famous as it has existed for quite a few years. See FAQ 5. It now has Web pages at <URL:http://www.museum.tulane.edu/pub/gibraltar/gibraltar.html> ~~~~~~~~~ Magazines ~~~~~~~~~ There are many, many prog related magazines and fanzines. FAQ 3 lists any of them with brief descriptions. English language magazines that most people recommend are Audion (published in the UK) and I/E (published in the USA). All cover many forms of progressive, electronic, ethnic, experimental, and fusion music. For a newsletter that focuses mainly on progressive rock, there is Expos. It is published by John Szpara (wings@holonet.net) and edited by Peter Thelen (ptlk@netcom.com). You can send them mail for more information or mail exposure@ix.netcom.com. For subscription information see FAQ 3. An easy way to get copies of current and back issues of these magazines (and others) is to get them from mail order outlets. Some listed above (in particular, Ranjit) carry magazines. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Main Progressive Music Site ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Adam Levin keeps the main progressive music site that anyone with net access can get information from. You can access via anonymous ftp (if you do not know what anonymous ftp is, ask someone at your site) <URL:ftp://prog.ari.net/pub/music/prog/> or via the Web <URL:http://www.ari.net/prog/> It contains an ascii version of the *GEPR*, links to all FAQ files, reviews, interviews, contact listings, trading lists, discographies and much more information. rec.music.progressive ~~~~~~~~~~ Newsgroup ~~~~~~~~~~ Obviously. Most new resources are announced here first. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Social Activity ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Find people with similar interests as yours and discuss music with them. Trade tapes with people. Attend prog listening events and concerts. Use your ears intelligently. Read FAQ 8 for a guide to recommended current artists. Please take the time to read the rest of the FAQ as you may well find it informative and it will save you posting questions that are answered therein. The entire FAQ is available via anonymous ftp to <URL:ftp://ftp.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/pub/philkime/RMP/> and on the Web at <URL:http://www.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/~philkime/rmp_faqs.html> This FAQ is maintained by Phil Kime(Phil.Kime@ed.ac.uk). Comments, questions, and criticisms are positively always welcome. This text was taken in part from the previous versions of this FAQ, which were maintained by Scott McMahan, and Mike Borella. The FAQs were brought into being originally through the sterling efforts of Malcolm Humes. Many thanks go to all of these gentlemen for their excellent work. -- = Phil Kime (Phil.Kime@ed.ac.uk) = = Centre for Cognitive Science/Dept of Philosophy = = University of Edinburgh = User Contributions:Comment about this article, ask questions, or add new information about this topic:
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