For Easter Saturday, a diverse selection of music starting with the classic sounds of King Crimson from their second album as well as some suitably epic music from Emerson Lake and Palmer and Symphony X. And it's birthday greetings this weekend to Tony Banks (Genesis) and to the legendary Australian musician, the late Billy Thorpe.
8pm
King Crimson In the wake of Poseidon (1970) (In The Wake Of Poseidon)
Anekdoten The old man and the sea (1993) (Vemod)
Genesis Firth of Fifth (1973) (Selling England By The Pound)
Tony Banks From the undertow (1979) (A Curious Feeling)
Genesis Home by the sea (live, 2007) (Live Over Europe 2007)
Unitopia Easter (2013) (Covered Mirror Vol.1)
9pm
Emerson Lake and Palmer Abbadon's Bolero + The endless enigma Part 1 + Fugue + The endless enigma Part 2 (1972) (Trilogy)
A Lonely Crowd Sound tripper + The wanderer (2014) (Transients)
Ben Craven Nobody dies forever (single edit) (2011) (Great & Terrible Potions)
Billy Thorpe Children of the sun + We’re leaving + We welcome you + Solar anthem + The beginning (1979) (Children Of The Sun)
10pm
Symphony X Prelude + Evolution + Fallen + Transcendence (segue) + Death of balance / Lacrymosa (2000) (V: The New Mythology Suite)
Requiem: Dies irae, composer Giusseppe Verdi, performed by Sydney Philharmonia Choirs and O. dir. Antony Walker
Mostly Autumn Evergreen (2009) (Live 2009)
Mostly Autumn Tennyson mansion (2012) (The Ghost Moon Orchestra)
Kevin Peek Highway reflections (2010) (Still Waters: Music For TV and Film)
Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs Most people I know (1972) (single only, The Complete Havoc Singles)
Billy Thorpe It's almost summer (1975) (single / Million Dollar Bill)
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