The Six Wives of Henry VIII

Mar 28, 2011 10:39

Whilst watching The Tudors yesterday, kakurowski remarked that Henry didn't marry as many times as Elizabeth Taylor. Being a total prog-rock geek, I immediately imagined:


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christeos_pir March 28 2011, 14:46:33 UTC
If you did, I'm sure it would be much more listenable than Wakeman, whose solo work never failed to underwhelm me.

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Six wives suralon March 28 2011, 19:25:48 UTC
I agree Wakeman never impressed me all that much as a solo. However your concept albums, to me anyway a greater coherence. The E. Taylor concept is awesome.

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Re: Six wives richard_kaczyn April 3 2011, 17:33:15 UTC
The Elizabeth Taylor reference is very timely considering everyone is talking about her now. But nowhere near as many are talking about Wakeman, so it remains a joke for the die-hard. :o)

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richard_kaczyn April 3 2011, 17:31:43 UTC
It's a testament to the creative power of collaboration when you see how someone's ensemble work is superior to their solo efforts. I own a lot of RW's solo records, but generally prefer his output with Yes.

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scarletstar777 March 28 2011, 14:46:54 UTC
That is awesome! You just made my morning:)

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richard_kaczyn April 3 2011, 17:33:47 UTC
Happy to be of service!

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kakurowski March 28 2011, 16:16:32 UTC
I'm terrified!

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lucypher93 March 28 2011, 16:22:40 UTC
Ya know this means that you and Micheal Jackson would (potentially) have something in common.

(I love the fact the she deliberately set-up her funeral so that she would be fifteen minutes late...HA! Now that's a fuckin' Lady!)

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richard_kaczyn April 3 2011, 17:36:29 UTC
I would've thought that what MJ and I had in common was our appreciation of Vincent Price. ;o)

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richard_kaczyn April 3 2011, 17:34:39 UTC
Just wait until you've finished The Tudors and I play you the Six Wives record. :o)

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lapidus_93 March 28 2011, 16:59:30 UTC
I've always enjoyed the keyboard work of Rick Wakeman; I like your more 20th century concept album idea.

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richard_kaczyn April 3 2011, 17:40:41 UTC
As a keyboard player myself, I've always found a lot of interesting stuff happening on Rick Wakeman's solo work. It may not be as rock-oriented or have the mass appeal of Yes, but he definitely helped to put keyboards (and keyboard players) on the rock-n-roll map. If Six Wives didn't have a special place in my life, I would never have bothered with the parody cover.

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badger March 28 2011, 20:00:02 UTC
I'm in.

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richard_kaczyn April 3 2011, 17:41:16 UTC
I'd better start composing...

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