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Saw them live at Loreley in 2011 along with some epic stuff from Dream Theatre, Riverside, RPWL, Anathema, Eloy, Martigan and Threshold.
Pretty much a progress ultimate weekender really
Sky Architect and Haken also played but neither were my cup of tea. If you've not tried Eloy you might enjoy their stuff.
Pretty much a progress ultimate weekender really
Sky Architect and Haken also played but neither were my cup of tea. If you've not tried Eloy you might enjoy their stuff.
Saw them live at Loreley in 2011 along with some epic stuff from Dream Theatre, Riverside, RPWL, Anathema, Eloy, Martigan and Threshold.
Pretty much a progress ultimate weekender really
Sky Architect and Haken also played but neither were my cup of tea. If you've not tried Eloy you might enjoy their stuff.
Pretty much a progress ultimate weekender really
Sky Architect and Haken also played but neither were my cup of tea. If you've not tried Eloy you might enjoy their stuff.
It's an annual event called Night of the Prog at Loreley the open air amphitheatre looking over the river at St Gaurhausen, It's drivable (I did it in a Defender in a day) and there is onsite camping for small cost.
This year the lineup looks pretty handy with Camel, Fish, Pendragon, Beardfish and others.
Plus there's decent Weissbier, good hearty German fair and a good peaceful atmosphere.
It's a great weekend
This year the lineup looks pretty handy with Camel, Fish, Pendragon, Beardfish and others.
Plus there's decent Weissbier, good hearty German fair and a good peaceful atmosphere.
It's a great weekend
Yes. If you camp there's dedicated parking for campers. Otherwise the amphitheatre is something of a tourist spot so parking for casual visitors is plentiful. It's near some towns but quite rural. It's a really pretty area. The views over the river from the clifftops is amazing at sunset - especially when you're half bladdered and listening to open air prog
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