The Musical Instruments of Progressive Rock with Gerard Bassols – 516

Produced by Wayne Hall and Jeffrey Crecelius It was great to speak
to Gerald Bassols from Spain this week all about his amazing book,
The Musical Instruments of Progressive Rock which very much does
what it says on the tin. Stay tuned for that conversation. Whatare
the best 'Spinal Tap' moments in his book?Did digital technology
kill musical creativity?What instruments typify progressive rock?
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