Public Service Broadcasting - BBC Archive Vol.1 2012-2015 (SBD)

Public Service Broadcasting
BBC Archive Vol.1 2012-2015
Various Dates & Locations
Sources Vary
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Chat
02 - Spitfire
03 - Chat
04 - Everest
05 - Signal 30/Spitfire/Theme from PSB
06 - Chat/Gagarin
07 - Chat/Go!
08 - Chat/Everest
09 - ROYGBIV
10 - Theme From PSB
11 - Elfstendentocht Part 2
12 - Gagarin
13 - Go!
14 - Spitfire
15 - Intros
16 - Everest
17 - Outro

Tracks 01-04 Gideon Coe, BBC Radio 6 09-24-2012
Track 05 Marc Riley, BBC Radio 6 07-08-2013
Track 06-09 Marc Riley, BBC Radio 6 01-22-2015
Tracks 10-17 The Concourse, Sage, Gateshead, England 02-22-2015

J. Willgoose, Esq. guitar, banjo, stringed instruments, samplings, electronics
Wrigglesworth drums, piano, electronic musical instruments
J.F. Abrahamc flugelhorn, bass, drums, vibraslap, other assorted instruments

We had a post from Public Service Broadcasting in February that our friend Phil relied to that he was looking forward to some more Public Service Broadcasting. This is for you Phil and Major Grubert, who also thank us for the post.

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Public Service Broadcasting - The Quay Sessions with Edith Bowman, BBC Scotland Pacific Quay, Glasgow, Scotland 09-16-2015 (SBD)

Public Service Broadcasting
The Quay Sessions with Edith Bowman
BBC Scotland Pacific Quay
Glasgow, Scotland
September 16, 2015
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Chat 8:46
02 - Sputnik 7:48
03 - Signal 30 3:33
04 - Night Mail 6:10
05 - Spitfire 4:50
06 - The Other Side 7:02
07 - Go! 4:56
08 - Gargarin 4:05
09 - Intros 1:14
10 - Everest 5:25
11 - Outro :46

Total Playing Time: 54mn 35sc

J.F. Abraham - bass, percussion, electronics
J. Willgoose, Esq - guitar, banjo, electronics
Wrigglesworth - drums, vibraslap

Yet another post in my Salute To Progressive Rock Bands. The purpose of this salute is not only to post shows from the bigger names in Prog like Genesis or Yes but also lesser known bands. Some of the bands I choose may considered by purists to not be true Progressive Rock bands. I actually couldn't care for purists with restrictive minds on what is or isn't a certain form of music. Progressive Music expands the boundaries and pushes the scope of music further. So here we have another boundary expanding band called Public Service Broadcasting from London, England. Public Service Broadcasting use an array of instruments to make their particular brand of Progressive Music. Electroncs, samples, conventional instruments (such as drums, bass, guitar etc), and not so conventional (banjo, flugelhorn etc). They also use audio clips from public service films, propaganda films, etc. This performance also includes a horn section. If you liked Ozric Tentacles you might like Public Service Broadcasting

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