First off, I wanted to say hello to everyone as I'm a new member here.
I'm hoping to get a chance to keep up on the various discussions, but
we'll see how it goes. I tend to get a bit overwhelmed with work from
time to time. Anyway, my name is Gary Hill and some of you might know
me as the publisher of the ezine Music Street Journal and/or the
author of The Strange Sound of Cthulhu - Music Inspired by the
Writings of H. P. Lovecraft.

In any event, I also wanted to let you all know that the new issue of
Music Street Journal is up at www.musicstreetjournal.com and includes
quite a few prog articles. Here's what we've got:

First off in terms of new prog releases that we reviewed we have:
Anubis Spire - Children of a Foreign Faith, Dixie Dregs - Live at
Montreux 1978 DVD, FeedForward - Barefoot & Naked, Kenso - Live in USA
DVD, Lifesizemonsters - Brain In A Box, The Mahavishnu Project -
Return to the Emerald Beyond, Loreena McKennitt - An Ancient Muse,
Kurt Michaels - Outer Worlds, Alan Morse - four o' clock and hysteria,
Neal Morse - Sola Scriptura (that one is return by Josh Turner in his
return to the MSJ fold), The Steve Morse Band - Live in Baden DVD,
Daryl Stuermer - Go, James Sudakow - Green and Yes - Live At Montreux
2003 DVD.

In terms of retro prog items newly reviewed we've got: Banco del
Mutuo Soccorso - Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, King Crimson - Neal and
Jack and Me DVD, King Crimson - Islands, King Crimson - Lizard, Yes -
Greatest Video Hits DVD, Yes -Keystudio, Frank Zappa - Absolutely
Free, Freak Out! and Zappa In New York. We also have a couple
interviews that should interest prog rock fans. These are: a new
interview Josh Turner did with former Dream Theater vocalist Charlie
Dominici, a chat with Jerry Richards of Earth Lab, an interview with
all the members of Pentwater and one with Dave Meros and Alan Morse of
Spock's Beard.

Plus we've also just released Spock's Beard - The Music Street Journal
Files. You can find that along with Erik Norlander - The Music Street
Journal Files, Lana Lane - The Music Street Journal Files, Djam Karet
- The Music Street Journal Files, Tony Levin - The Music Street
Journal Files, The Flower Kings - The Music Street Journal Files and
Dream Theater - The Music Street Journal Files at www.lulu.com/strangesound.
While you are there check out The Strange Sound of Cthulhu - Music
Inspired by the Writings of H. P. Lovecraft which includes a whole
chapter on progressive rock.

Feel free to stop by and check it out.

Thanks for your time

Gary

Gary Hill
Music Street Journal
www.musicstreetjournal.com