Dynamic Duos, Latest Mixes, Prog Rock
Dynamic Duos Mix Vol 1
December 4, 2017 - Dynamic Duos, Latest Mixes, Prog Rock
This is an historic tag team mix between Genesis and Yes, from 1969-1974. My youngest son gets credit for coming up with the name for the series: Dynamic Duos. I am proud! 🙂
All for one and One for the Vine!
~Sebastian
Song List:
00:00:00 – Yes – Survival (1969)00:06:12 – Genesis – White Mountain (1970)
00:12:45 – Yes – Starship Trooper – A. Life Seeker; B. Disillusion; C. Wurm – (1971)
00:22:03 – Genesis – The Musical Box (1971)
00:32:23 – Yes – Roundabout (1972)
00:40:49 – Genesis – Watcher of The Skies (1972)
00:48:06 – Yes – And You And I – I. Cord Of Life, II. Eclipse, III. The Preacher The Teacher, IV. Apocalypse (1972)
00:58:05 – Genesis – Cinema Show – Aisle of Plenty (1973)
01:10:33 – Yes – To Be Over (1974)
01:19:32 – Genesis – The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (1974)
Enjoy!
~Sebastian
2 Comments
Jana
Listening to this brought back a lot of memories for me. I started listening to the local Classic Rock radio station when I was 13. I learned about Yes with 90125. I got the cassette tape of that one, and a friend of mine wanted it too, but her mom got her Classic Yes by mistake. My friend hated it — it was too different from 90125, and I said I’d listen to it. I loved it, so she gave it to me, and I started going back into their history from there. It was kind of the same story with Genesis. I remember liking “Abacab” the most of what I heard on the radio. Not sure when I learned that Peter Gabriel was once the lead singer. And that was all 30+ years ago (I’m 47 now). I really enjoyed listening to this and look forward to the next Dynamic Duo. Well done to your son for the name!
Sebastian
Hello Jana! It’s always interesting to hear how others got into classic prog bands. And Then There Were Three was out when I first remember hearing them. A friend at school played Down and Out for me and I didn’t really like it! Now I love that song, but I first got into Genesis through a bootleg recording of Supper’s Ready which was played on a progressive rock radio show called Stone Trek, featuring the DJ Greg Stone. I credit him for my true progressive rock education. I got into Yes a few years later. They took more time for me to appreciate but I sure do appreciate them now! Thanks for writing and take care!
~Sebastian