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Radio Rock UK - ROCKIN' THE WORLD FOR 10 YEARS ...         Listen for the following tracks:   Barclay James Harvest - Summer Soldier/Medicine Man,    King Crimson - Vrooom,    Camel - End of the Line,    Earth and Fire - Lost Forever,    Greenslade - Bedside Manners Are Extra,    Mike Oldfield - Mont St. Michel,    Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood - Crossroads,    Barclay James Harvest - Maestoso (A Hymn in the Roof of the World),    Kate Bush - An Architect's Dream,    Marillion - Chelsea Monday,    Yes - Give & Take ....      THE BEST MUSIC YOU EVER HEARD!

THE BEST MUSIC YOU EVER HEARD!

Radio Rock UK broadcasts a mixture of British classic rock and progressive music from the 1970s with some 60s and a little 80s. The music we play is not what you might find on the average classic rock radio station. Radio Rock UK plays the tracks that other stations no longer play: the forgotten tracks and the long twenty minute or even thirty minute tracks. This station looks back to an era when rock musicians were beginning to take their art seriously; though some would say too seriously. But it was a time when people began to really listen to popular music, and listen for long periods of time: rock songs had begun to resemble symphonies. This was the dawning of the era of British progressive rock bands: Pink Floyd, Yes, Genesis, Caravan and The Soft Machine, and Emerson Lake and Palmer, to name just a few. The music of these bands was largely produced without the sole consideration of being commercial, band members preferred instead to make music of their own choice. Many of these progressive rock bands have endured, withstanding the test of time, and remain equally as popular today as they were over thirty-five years ago. Radio Rock UK also remembers a time when British radio stations – Seagull, Caroline, and Geronimo, responded to the influence of the new bands and began playing long sets of uninterrupted music; it seems as if radio had also abandoned its purpose of existing solely for profit. The day of the brash, constantly talking DJ was (or at least temporarily was) over. The DJ became a soft spoken guy who was judged by the music he played rather than the sound of his voice: thus the music itself had become the important ingredient of good radio.

Radio Rock UK's purpose is not to profit from its nostalgic memories of the past, but merely to keep alive the music of that era, which is often overlooked today. So you may ask why the website contains advertising. Well, the cost of running the station is constantly rising and the links found on this page generate a modest sum that helps to keep the station alive. Every time you click on one of the Amazon UK, Amazon.com or Google links or make a purchase of Prog Rock CDs, Books, T shirts, or MP3s through our Amazon banners or the Amazon powered Radio Rock UK Prog Rock Store (UK & Europe) or Radio Rock UK Prog Rock Store (North America) links, you are helping to support the station. Remember that Radio Rock UK receives no income from the commercials you hear; they generate revenue exclusively for Live365.
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Radio Rock UK plays music by the following artists: Pink Floyd, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Yes, Genesis, The Strawbs, Syd Barrett, King Crimson, Jethro Tull, The Moody Blues, Camel, Caravan, Led Zeppelin, Renaissance, The Nice, Soft Machine, Gong, Hatfield & The North, Hawkwind, Kayak, Procol Harem, David Gilmour, Ten Years After, Uriah Heep, Wishbone Ash, Barclay James Harvest, Gentle Giant, Jon Anderson, Greg Lake, Focus, Steve Howe, Brian Eno, Fleetwood Mac, Cream, Blind Faith, Traffic, Van Der Graaf Generator, Atomic Rooster, David Bowie, Rick Wakeman, Peter Frampton, Pentangle, Steve Hillage, Steve Hackett, Chris Squire, Al Stewart, John Mayall, Richard Wright, John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Robin Trower, Peter Gabriel, Peter Hammill. . . .
Are we missing anyone? Can you suggest an artist that you would like to hear on this station.

MaterDea - Below the Mists, Above the Brambles

Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood - Live From Madison Square Garden
Featured Albums
Barclay James Harvest - Legacy-Live A Shepherds Bush Empire 2006

Camel - A Nod and a Wink







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