This week, perhaps after spending a warm Spring day at the Cheesefest in the Adelaide Parklands, you can put your feet up and relax with another diverse serving of prog rock and anything else that fits from Australia and overseas, including classic music from Cybotron and Tamam Shud and the 2011 release by the re-united Sebastian Hardie. And it's happy birthday this weekend to singer Jon Anderson (Yes) and the multi-talented Gil Matthews (drummer with Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs, as well as house engineer/producer for Havoc Records; and in recent years the guru behind the remastering and re-release of much classic Australian music from the early 1970's including Company Caine, Kahvas Jute, Rainbow Theatre, Spectrum and Tamam Shud).
8pm
Hawkwind Assault and battery / The golden void (1975) (Warrior On The Edge Of Time)
Ozric Tentacles Waterfall city (1999) (Waterfall Cities)
Porcupine Tree Deadwing (2005) (Deadwing)
Anathema Anathema + The lost song (Part 3) (2014) (Distant Satellites)
IO Earth Redemption (2015) (New World)
9pm
Sebastian Hardie Life love and music (1976) (Windchase)
Spectrum The Sideways Saga (1971) (Milesago)
King Crimson Moonchild (1969) (In The Court Of The Crimson King)
Symphony X Prelude + Evolution + Fallen + Transcendence + Communion and the oracle (2000) (V: The New Mythology Suite)
Toehider I must say yes (2009) (Toehider Too / The First Six)
10pm
Jon Anderson New new world (2011) (Survival And Other Stories)
Vangelis So long ago so clear (1975) (Heaven And Hell)
Yes South side of the sky (1972) (Fragile)
Tamam Shud Goolutionites Theme Part 1 + Goolutionites Theme Part 2 (1970) (Goolutionites And The Real People)
Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs Most people I know (1972) (single only, The Complete Havoc Singles)
Gil Matthews Gil’s thing (1971) (single only, The Complete Havoc Singles)
Cybotron Eureka (Guitar version) (1980) (Implosion, bonus track from Abbey Moor sessions)
Sebastian Hardie Vuja de (2011) (Blueprint)
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