BBC Prog Rock Britannia (4 of 9)

Of course!

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[Ponimaju]

I know people will be wondering, so, the song playing at the beginning of this video is Horizons by Genesis.

[Anglagard1]

Thanks for posting this. There is so nice to say that I will forgive them the obvious exclusions.

[nepotiums]

Is that Dave Mustaine, playing drums at 6:14?!

[guitarreilly]

steve howe is technically better at the guitar i must say

[kenytco68]

@klausgroi It's "Hoe-down," a cover of an Aaron Copeland song from his ballet "Rodeo."

[stereom]

@Harald136 "Neo Caliban Grides". Full version of this early incarnation (later to be done more free-jazz style on Elton Dean's first solo album) is released on "Grides" (2006, Cuneiform).

[Bryan8329]

@mvd191 Better known as Trespass.

[eslimc]

@dwc311 thats right, Squire own YES

[greatjob13]

Ian Anderson - Combination of Bryan Cranston and Neil Peart.

[dwc311]

Doesnt Squire himself own the YES name?

[EuchridEucrow1]

@Criddington

That's right. Music ain't music without 15 minute guitar solos, knives in keyboards and compound time signatures. Woot! Excess!