XM Music Lab - anyone else enjoy it?

[Terragen]

<p>I know its an esoteric station, and they needed to change its format somewhat, but it was my go-to station. Online-only doesnt cut it. </p><p>OK I dont particularly like Yes at all, I've been through Rush, Genesis is ok sometimes, and I'm sick of Phish, and&nbsp;dislike Widespread Panic and Spaghetti Cheese whatever... no offense to anyone, just my current tastes. </p><p>On the plus side I love IQ and never heard them until I got XM. Bought three of their CDs, so that means the exposure thing works. Also they played LOTs of Les Claypool in all his glorious incarnations. Also I got into Gentle Giant, and Camel is interesting. Always dug King&nbsp;Crimson too.&nbsp;They seem to be missing maybe Van Der Graaf Generator and about a thousand other weird bands.</p><p>The answer is to split Jam bands away and have Prog Rock/Art Rock on its own in the basement mixing up the medicine. </p><p>I'd do a poll but I'm too baked to figure it out.</p>

[FezPaul]

<p>I liked it, but there was too much jazz-fusion bullshit, I mean they already have jazz stations.</p><p>Now where will I hear Gov't mule?</p><p>Dump a rap station, and bring it back.</p>

[nevnut]

<p>I'm totally with you guys.&nbsp; I can't figure out what they're doin'.</p><p>Deep tracks plays Mule and some Widespread once in awhile. Maybe Deep tracks will play more.</p><p>I totally dig GM by the way, the honey and I saw our first Mule show at Vegoose last year and had a fucking blast!!!!<img src="http://www.ronfez.net/messageboard/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/images/drunk.gif" border="0" /></p>

<span class=post_edited>This message was edited by nevnut on 4-21-06 @ 8:04 PM</span>