Renaissance

Live Performance of 'Island' at Revolution Club from Renaissance

Revolution Club

• In January 1969, Renaissance was at a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their self-titled debut album, "Renaissance," in 1969. This... Read Full Description >

  In January 1969, Renaissance was at a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their self-titled debut album, "Renaissance," in 1969. This live recording from the Revolution Club showcases the band's early explorations blending rock, classical, and folk influences, which would become their signature sound. Notably, the band consisted of prominent members like Annie Haslam, whose distinctive voice would later define their music, and guitarist Michael Dunford, who contributed to their evolving sound. The era was marked by their transition into a more ambitious musical direction, as evidenced by the live performances that blended intricate arrangements with poetic lyrics. This particular recording highlights their formative stage and serves as a precursor to their later, more successful works, demonstrating their developing artistry during live performances.

Renaissance - Can You Understand? Live Performance at RTL4 Studio, Luxembourg

RTL4 Studio
Luxembourg, Luxembourg

• In 1973, the band Renaissance was in a pivotal moment of their career, actively evolving after their previous album, "Ashes Are Burning," which had be... Read Full Description >

  In 1973, the band Renaissance was in a pivotal moment of their career, actively evolving after their previous album, "Ashes Are Burning," which had been released in 1973. The live performance of "Can You Understand?" recorded in the RTL4 studio in Luxembourg on November 30, 1973, comes during a dynamic phase for the group, known for their intricate compositions and strong symphonic rock elements. This period represents a time of artistic growth, highlighted by the notable presence of lead vocalist Annie Haslam, whose distinctive voice became emblematic of the band. The lineup included key members like Michael Dunford and John Tout, both of whom contributed significantly to the band's unique sound. This recording showcases Renaissance's ability to blend classical influences with rock, a hallmark of their style, and occurred just before they gained wider recognition with their following album, "Turn of the Cards" in 1974.

Renaissance Full Concert Compilation - Live from RTL4 & BBC Studios

RTL4 Studio

• By January 1974, Renaissance was experiencing a notable phase in their career, having released their album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973, which marked a... Read Full Description >

  By January 1974, Renaissance was experiencing a notable phase in their career, having released their album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973, which marked a significant evolution in their sound and artistic direction. This live recording captures the band at a time when they were gaining recognition for their symphonic rock style, characterized by complex arrangements and the ethereal vocals of lead singer Annie Haslam. The performance at RTL4 Studio reflects their growing popularity in Europe and showcases their dynamic stage presence. Notably, during this period, the group was transitioning to a more mature sound, setting the stage for future works such as "Scheherazade and Other Stories," which would further define their legacy. The concert compilation highlights the band's commitment to musicianship and the connection they cultivated with audiences during live performances, contributing to their lasting influence in the progressive rock genre.

Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning Live Performance in Studio

• In early 1974, Renaissance was amidst a period of critical resurgence, having released their acclaimed album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973. This work ma... Read Full Description >

  In early 1974, Renaissance was amidst a period of critical resurgence, having released their acclaimed album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973. This work marked a significant step in their evolution, showcasing the band's unique blend of progressive rock and orchestral elements, largely defined by Annie Haslam's ethereal vocals and the intricate compositions led by guitarist Michael Dunford. The live recording from January 1, 1974, captures the band in the RTL4 Studio in Luxembourg, highlighting their dynamic stage presence and musicianship during a time when they were gaining visibility on the international scene. Notably, this performance reflects the band's growing confidence and artistry, as it came shortly after they embarked on a successful tour promoting "Ashes Are Burning," which included the now-iconic title track. The show featured all the key members of the band, solidifying their lineup during this transformative phase.

Renaissance Live Performance Featuring 'Can You Understand?' and 'Ashes Are Burning'

• In January 1974, Renaissance was gaining significant momentum in their career, having just released their album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973. This live... Read Full Description >

  In January 1974, Renaissance was gaining significant momentum in their career, having just released their album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973. This live recording captures the band during a dynamic period when they were establishing their unique sound, characterized by a fusion of progressive rock and orchestral elements. The setlist from the live performance includes "Can You Understand?" and "Ashes Are Burning," both pivotal tracks from the album, showcasing lead vocalist Annie Haslam's powerful voice and the band's intricate arrangements. Interestingly, "Ashes Are Burning" marked a turning point for Renaissance, solidifying their following in the progressive rock scene and demonstrating their artistic evolution after moving from a more folk-oriented style in their earlier works. This era set the stage for their subsequent releases, allowing them to grow as influential contributors to the genre.

Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning (Full Concert) - Live Performance with Remastered Audio

• In early 1976, Renaissance was at a pivotal point in their career, having recently released their album "Turn of the Cards" in late 1974, which showca... Read Full Description >

  In early 1976, Renaissance was at a pivotal point in their career, having recently released their album "Turn of the Cards" in late 1974, which showcased their blend of progressive rock and symphonic elements. The live performance of "Ashes Are Burning" from January 1, 1976, captures the band's flourishing artistry during this period, highlighting their intricate compositions and powerful vocals led by Annie Haslam. This era was notable for the band’s increasing popularity, as they began to carve a distinctive niche in the progressive rock scene. The live recording underscores their dynamic stage presence and the evolution of their sound, which would continue to develop in subsequent albums. Following this concert, they would go on to release "Scheherazade and Other Stories" later in 1979, which further solidified their reputation and musical legacy. The remastered audio of this performance enhances the experience, allowing listeners to appreciate the band's musicianship during this im

Renaissance - Full Concert Featuring Ocean Gypsy, Prologue, and The Vultures Fly High

• In January 1976, Renaissance was reaching a significant point in their career with the release of their album "Novella," which came out later that sam... Read Full Description >

  In January 1976, Renaissance was reaching a significant point in their career with the release of their album "Novella," which came out later that same year. By this time, the band had built a strong following thanks to their unique blend of progressive rock and classical influences, characterized by the distinctive vocals of Annie Haslam and the lush arrangements. The live recording from this concert showcases some of their most compelling songs like "Ocean Gypsy" and "Prologue," highlighting their ability to create an immersive musical experience. Interestingly, this period marked a transition for Renaissance, as they began to explore more ambitious themes and complex compositions, leading to a more refined sound that would define their subsequent works. The performance captured at this concert demonstrates their growing confidence as live performers and their commitment to artistic expression during a crucial time in their evolution.

Renaissance Full Concert Live at Carnegie Hall: Carpet Of The Sun, Mother Russia, Running Hard

Carnegie Hall
New York, NY, United States

• In June 1976, when Renaissance performed live at Carnegie Hall, the band was riding high on the success of their album "Scheherazade and Other Stories... Read Full Description >

  In June 1976, when Renaissance performed live at Carnegie Hall, the band was riding high on the success of their album "Scheherazade and Other Stories," which had been released earlier that year. This album marked a significant moment in their journey, showcasing their intricate blend of classical music influences with progressive rock, and it featured some of their most celebrated works. During this concert, tracks like "Carpet of the Sun" and "Mother Russia" highlighted the powerful vocal talents of Annie Haslam, whose five-octave range became a defining characteristic of the band's sound. This performance also came at a time when Renaissance was gaining a dedicated following, appreciated for their theatrical live shows and lush arrangements. The Carnegie Hall venue itself signified a major milestone, emphasizing the band’s rise within the competitive music scene of the 1970s.

Renaissance Full Concert - Live at BBC TV 'Sight & Sound' in Concert

Golders Green Hippodrome
London, United Kingdom

• In January 1977, when Renaissance performed "Live at BBC TV 'Sight & Sound' in Concert," the band was riding the wave of their increasing popularity a... Read Full Description >

  In January 1977, when Renaissance performed "Live at BBC TV 'Sight & Sound' in Concert," the band was riding the wave of their increasing popularity and artistic evolution. Just prior to this live recording, they had released the album "Novella" in 1977, which showcased their signature blend of progressive rock and orchestral elements, and included notable tracks that reflected their lyrical depth and musical sophistication. The concert at Golders Green Hippodrome highlighted Annie Haslam's powerful vocals and the band's tight instrumental cohesion. Interestingly, Renaissance was known for their theatrical live performances and intricate arrangements, which made this televised concert a significant platform for their artistic expression. This period marked a pivotal point in the band's trajectory, as they began to solidify their status as a prominent act in the progressive rock scene of the 1970s.

Renaissance Full Concert - Live at Park West (Chicago) featuring 'Northern Lights' & more

Park West
Chicago, IL, United States

• In 1983, when Renaissance performed live at Park West in Chicago, the band was experiencing a resurgence in their career following the release of thei... Read Full Description >

  In 1983, when Renaissance performed live at Park West in Chicago, the band was experiencing a resurgence in their career following the release of their album *Novella* in 1977. This period marked a transition for Renaissance, as they were moving towards a more contemporary sound while retaining their progressive rock roots. The concert features tracks that highlight their evolving musical style, including selections from their earlier works such as *Song of Scheherazade*, demonstrating their classical influences. The performance at Park West was significant as it encapsulated the band's ability to blend intricate musical arrangements with lyrical depth, showcasing their artistic evolution. Additionally, 1983 was a pivotal year as the band was on a tour to promote their then-recent release, *Camera, Camera*, which further illustrated their attempt to adapt to changing music trends while still appealing to their loyal fanbase.

Renaissance - Scheherazade Live in Concert (Full Concert)

Keswick Theatre
Glenside, PA, United States

• In September 2011, Renaissance was actively performing during their "Turn Of The Cards / Scheherazade And Other Stories Tour," which coincided with a ... Read Full Description >

  In September 2011, Renaissance was actively performing during their "Turn Of The Cards / Scheherazade And Other Stories Tour," which coincided with a resurgence in their popularity. This period followed the release of their album "Tuscany" in 2001, after a long hiatus, signaling a re-energized phase for the band. The live recording of "Song of Scheherazade" from this performance highlights the band's dedication to both their classic repertoire and their newer works, featuring the iconic vocals of Annie Haslam, who has been a defining presence since the band's formation. Interestingly, this performance showcased not only the band's classic progressive rock influences but also their ability to connect with audiences through a timeless narrative style. Renaissance's commitment to live performances during this tour exemplifies their enduring legacy in the progressive rock genre and their efforts to engage both longtime fans and new listeners alike.

Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning Full Concert Live Performance

• Renaissance's live recording "Ashes Are Burning Live," which took place on January 1, 2021, highlights the band's legacy, marking a significant moment... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance's live recording "Ashes Are Burning Live," which took place on January 1, 2021, highlights the band's legacy, marking a significant moment in their 50th anniversary celebration. Prior to this live performance, Renaissance had released their thirteenth studio album, "Grandine ilvese," in 2013, which showcased their continued evolution and commitment to blending progressive rock with orchestral elements. During the concert, the band performed classic tracks, recalling their peak in the 1970s when albums like "Ashes Are Burning" solidified their reputation for sophisticated music and rich lyrical content. Notably, they have undergone several lineup changes over the years, but lead singer Annie Haslam remains a cornerstone of their sound. The live recording serves not only as a celebration of their storied history but also as a testament to their enduring appeal in the contemporary music landscape.

Renaissance - 'Prologue' Live Performance from DVD at Union Chapel

Union Chapel
London, United Kingdom

• In January 2022, Renaissance performed a live recording titled "Prologue" at the Union Chapel in London, marking a significant moment in the band’s ... Read Full Description >

  In January 2022, Renaissance performed a live recording titled "Prologue" at the Union Chapel in London, marking a significant moment in the band’s legacy as they celebrate their enduring presence in the progressive rock scene. This performance follows their studio album "Grandine il Vento," released in 2013, which saw Renaissance returning to form with their signature blend of symphonic rock and emotive storytelling after a lengthy hiatus. The live DVD exemplifies the band's rich musical heritage and showcases their ability to connect with audiences through high-quality live performances. Interestingly, Renaissance has often been recognized for their intricate arrangements and the ethereal vocals of Annie Haslam, which are prominent features in their live shows. This recording not only highlights their established repertoire but also reflects their continued relevance and dedication to their craft decades after their initial success in the 1970s.

Renaissance World Tour Full Concert - Live Performance from Amsterdam

Amsterdam, Netherlands

• As of June 18, 2023, when the live recording titled "Renaissance World Tour Full Show REUPLOAD" took place in Amsterdam, Renaissance was in a renewed ... Read Full Description >

  As of June 18, 2023, when the live recording titled "Renaissance World Tour Full Show REUPLOAD" took place in Amsterdam, Renaissance was in a renewed phase of their career. Prior to this live event, the band had released their album "The Darkest Hour" in 2021, marking a significant return after a long hiatus. Interestingly, Renaissance, known for their progressive rock sound and symphonic compositions, has undergone various lineup changes over the years, with original members influencing their distinct sound. At this stage in their career, Renaissance was reconnecting with long-time fans while also attracting new audiences, evidenced by the excitement of the live show. The Amsterdam concert not only showcased their musical evolution but also served as a celebration of their legacy in the rock genre, blending classic elements with contemporary performance.

Renaissance - 'Carpet Of The Sun' Live at The Mill House Studio, Remastered HD

• Renaissance was experiencing a notable period in their career during the time of the live recording of "Carpet of the Sun," which took place in Decemb... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance was experiencing a notable period in their career during the time of the live recording of "Carpet of the Sun," which took place in December 2023. This performance highlights the band's ongoing legacy rather than a specific album release. Before this live event, Renaissance had solidified their place in the music scene with their previous albums such as "Turn of the Cards" (1974) and "Scheherazade and Other Stories" (1979), which showcased their unique blend of progressive rock and classical influences. "Carpet of the Sun," originally featured on their album "Ashes Are Burning" (1973), remains a fan favorite and exemplifies their lyrical and musical sophistication. The 2023 live recording serves as a tribute to their sustained popularity and the timeless quality of their music, allowing both old fans and new listeners to experience the band's artistic prowess in a fresh context. The remastering for this release also signifies a renewed interest in Renaissance's work, highli

Beyoncé - Live Studio Performance of 'Formation' and 'Diva'

• Renaissance, the English progressive rock band, experienced a significant evolution in their sound and direction throughout their career. Before this ... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance, the English progressive rock band, experienced a significant evolution in their sound and direction throughout their career. Before this live performance, they released "Novella" in 1977, which showcased their intricate, symphonic style featuring lush arrangements and lyrical depth. By the time of the live recording, the band's blend of rock, classical influences, and poetic lyrics had garnered a dedicated fanbase, although they faced various challenges, including lineup changes and shifts in the music industry landscape. Notably, Renaissance was known for their dynamic live shows often featuring elaborate visuals and theatrical elements, which enhanced the listener's experience. This particular recording reflects their ongoing commitment to artistic expression, highlighting their position as a unique voice in the progressive rock genre during the late 1970s and beyond.

Beyoncé Performs 'Cozy' Live at METLife Stadium - Renaissance World Tour

• Renaissance, a progressive rock band formed in the late 1960s, was known for their unique blend of classical influences and rock music. Prior to the l... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance, a progressive rock band formed in the late 1960s, was known for their unique blend of classical influences and rock music. Prior to the live recording referenced, the band's album "Scheherazade and Other Stories" was released in 1975, showcasing their trademark orchestral sounds and elaborate compositions. By the time of the live recording, Renaissance had experienced significant changes in their lineup and musical direction but remained a cornerstone of the progressive rock movement. One interesting fact about the band is their commitment to live performances, often incorporating dramatic elements and visuals that aligned with their lyrical themes. This era was crucial in defining their sound and connecting with a dedicated fanbase, making their live recordings not just concerts, but immersive experiences.

Beyoncé Live Performance of 'Crazy in Love' - RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR in Edinburgh

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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  Renaissance is a transformative era in music and culture, and the live recording from Beyoncé's "Renaissance World Tour" in Edinburgh marks a significant moment in her career, capturing the essence of her evolution as an artist. Just prior to this tour, Beyoncé had released her critically acclaimed album "Renaissance" in July 2022, which emphasizes themes of self-love, empowerment, and celebration of the LGBTQ+ community while drawing heavily from genres like disco, house, and funk. The album is not only a tribute to the dance music of the past but also a declaration of her artistic freedom. This live performance showcases her commitment to connecting with her audience and highlights the elaborate production and choreography that Beyoncé is known for. The “Renaissance World Tour” further cements her status as a cultural icon, performing in cities like Edinburgh and illustrating the global impact of her music.

Beyoncé Live Performance: Plastic Off The Sofa, Virgo's Groove, Move, Heated - Houston

Houston, Texas, United States

• Renaissance, the band, was known for its fusion of progressive rock and classical music influences. However, the current context involves Beyoncé and... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance, the band, was known for its fusion of progressive rock and classical music influences. However, the current context involves Beyoncé and her "Renaissance World Tour," which creatively draws inspiration from the essence of the band's name and their artistic vision. Beyoncé's recent album, "Renaissance," released in July 2022, marked a significant moment in her career, celebrating dance and house music while incorporating themes of self-liberation and empowerment. During the Houston stop of her tour, highlighted in the performance of songs like "Plastic Off The Sofa" and "Virgo's Groove," she showcased her evolution as an artist. The use of the name "Renaissance" connects to a broader cultural movement, and Beyoncé's work signals a contemporary revival in pop music, much like how the original Renaissance band helped shape their musical landscape in the 1970s. The performances reflect her commitment to artistry, offering a multidimensional experience that resonates with theme

Beyoncé Live in Houston: Cuff It, Energy, and Break My Soul Performances

Houston, TX, United States

• Renaissance, the band, was a prominent progressive rock group in the early 1970s known for their fusion of rock, classical music, and lush arrangement... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance, the band, was a prominent progressive rock group in the early 1970s known for their fusion of rock, classical music, and lush arrangements. By the time of their live recording, they had already released several albums, with "Prologue" being one of their earlier efforts. Their self-titled 1978 album marked a notable stage in their evolving sound and was a return to form after some lineup changes. This live performance exemplifies the band's ability to blend intricate musical styles while captivating audiences. Interestingly, Renaissance's dynamic stage presence and sophisticated compositions set a benchmark for live rock performances, influencing many artists who followed, including those in later genres. The energy and artistry captured during their concerts highlighted the band's dedication to both musicianship and theatrical showmanship, key aspects that resonate with today's live performers across various genres.

Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning Live at Carnegie Hall - Full Concert

Carnegie Hall

• Renaissance was in a particularly significant phase of their career around the time of the live recording "Ashes Are Burning" at Carnegie Hall in 1975... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance was in a particularly significant phase of their career around the time of the live recording "Ashes Are Burning" at Carnegie Hall in 1975. Prior to this performance, they had released their acclaimed album "Ashes Are Burning" in the same year, featuring a blend of symphonic rock and progressive elements that showcased their artistic maturation. This live recording draws on their expanding popularity and critical acclaim in the progressive rock scene of the 1970s, illustrating their dynamic live performance style. During this period, they were known for their intricate arrangements and ethereal vocals, largely influenced by frontwoman Annie Haslam’s powerful voice. The Carnegie Hall concert was emblematic of their growing status, as performing at such a prestigious venue demonstrated their success and the respect they garnered within the music industry.

Beyoncé Live Performance of 'Move' and 'Heated' from Renaissance World Tour

• Renaissance, a progressive rock band, reached a notable point in their career following the release of their album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973. This a... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance, a progressive rock band, reached a notable point in their career following the release of their album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973. This album showcased a synthesis of rock, classical influences, and complex arrangements, establishing them as a unique force in the music scene. The live recording referenced captures their performance during the height of their popularity, after their critically acclaimed work solidified their reputation. The band was known for their elaborate live shows, often featuring a mix of orchestral elements and intricate musicianship. Notably, they were pioneers of blending rock with classical music, which contributed to their distinctive sound. By this time, Renaissance had established a loyal fanbase and continued to push musical boundaries, evident in their vibrant live performances.

Beyoncé Live in Barcelona: Cuff It, Energy, Break My Soul Highlights

Barcelona, Spain

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  Renaissance, the band, was known for its unique blend of progressive rock and classical influences. The live recording referenced here is likely from Beyoncé's "Renaissance World Tour," which is related to her album "Renaissance," released in July 2022. This album marked a significant moment in her career, as it was a departure from her previous works, focusing more on dance and disco influences rather than the ballad style she was known for earlier. The album received critical acclaim for its celebration of individuality and self-acceptance, connecting themes of empowerment to the live performance seen in the mentioned video from Barcelona. Notably, "Renaissance" also served as a homage to the LGBTQ+ community, aligning with Beyoncé's long-standing support of these themes in her music and performances. This concert exemplifies her ability to engage and energize a crowd, showcasing the album's infectious rhythms and anthemic lyrics.

Renaissance Live at the Union Chapel - Full Concert

Union Chapel

• Renaissance, a progressive rock band known for its blend of classical influences and rock, experienced a significant moment in their career with the l... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance, a progressive rock band known for its blend of classical influences and rock, experienced a significant moment in their career with the live recording at Union Chapel. This performance likely occurred during a period of resurgence in the early 2000s, following their reunion and the release of new music. Just prior to the live recording, the band released "Tuscany" in 2000, marking their first studio album in several years. The Union Chapel concert showcases the band's rich musicality and the dynamic performances that characterize their live shows. Notably, Renaissance has a history of theatrical performances and elaborate stage setups, reflecting their deep roots in the progressive rock scene. The band's legacy, especially with a lineup featuring original members, highlights their impact and continued relevance in the music world at the time of this live recording.

Beyoncé - Live Studio Performance of CUFF IT, ENERGY, and BREAK MY SOUL

• Renaissance released their self-titled album in 1976, which followed the band's earlier work during the early to mid-1970s. Their music typically blen... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance released their self-titled album in 1976, which followed the band's earlier work during the early to mid-1970s. Their music typically blended elements of progressive rock, classical influences, and folk, creating a distinctive sound that garnered critical praise. By the time of the live recordings and performances showcasing their work, Renaissance had solidified their presence in the progressive rock scene, capturing the attention of a dedicated fanbase. An interesting note regarding their live performances is that they often featured elaborate visual presentations, underscoring the theatrical quality of their music. This live recording captures the essence of the band's artistic vision, emphasizing their ability to engage audiences through a combination of powerful vocal performances and intricate musical arrangements.

Beyoncé Live Studio Version: I'M THAT GIRL, COZY, ALIEN SUPERSTAR Performance

• Renaissance, the progressive rock band, experienced a notable turning point in their career with the release of their album "Ashes Are Burning" in 197... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance, the progressive rock band, experienced a notable turning point in their career with the release of their album "Ashes Are Burning" in 1973, which showcased their unique blend of classical and rock influences. The live recording referenced aligns with a period of increasing acclaim for the band, following their earlier success with the album "Prologue" in 1972. During this time, Renaissance was gaining a dedicated fanbase, setting the stage for their innovative sound and elaborate live performances. An interesting fact about the band is their emphasis on theatrical elements in their concerts, which contributed to their reputation for stunning live shows. Their music often reflects deep lyrical themes, particularly in the context of personal and cultural exploration, making them distinct within the progressive rock genre. The evolution of their sound during this phase is essential to understanding their lasting impact on music.

Beyoncé - Renaissance World Tour Full Concert DVD

• Renaissance, the British progressive rock band, found itself at a significant juncture in its career during the late 1970s and early 1980s, notably ar... Read Full Description >

  Renaissance, the British progressive rock band, found itself at a significant juncture in its career during the late 1970s and early 1980s, notably around the time of their live recordings. Prior to the release of their acclaimed live album, “Live at Carnegie Hall” in 1976, Renaissance had established themselves with studio albums that showcased their eclectic sound, characterized by lush instrumentation and profound lyrical themes. By this point, they had already garnered critical acclaim for earlier works such as "Scheherazade and Other Stories" (1979) and "A Song for All Seasons" (1978). Their live performances often featured extended compositions and elaborate arrangements, embodying their theatrical flair and commitment to musical complexity. The mention of a fan-made DVD celebrating a "Renaissance World Tour" could allude to the enduring legacy and continued appreciation for the band’s artistry, bridging past and present in the realm of progressive rock.