MarsupiaL on “The Rogues’ Gallery - The Ultimate Progressive Rock Podcast”

April 10, 2009

Rogues’ Gallery Playlist April 2, 2009 - Show #293 - Progressive Rock Podcast

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Description: Rogues’ Gallery Playlist April 2, 2009 - Show #293 - Progressive Rock Podcast

New music by SAGA “The Human Condition,” Roswell Six “Terra Incognita” and MarsupiaL “Genus Thylacinus.”

Prog it forward this week - a triple set of Neal Morse (Morse Portnoy George - “Cover To Cover,” Neal Morse - “Sola Scriptura,” and Neal Morse - “ONE Demos.” - if you are interested, send me an email and I will hook you up with the amazing anonymous prog benefactor!

PLAYLIST
1. Lunatic Soul - Where The Darkness Is Deepest (3:57)
2. The Wishing Tree - Ostara (5:16)
3. Forgotten Suns - Flashback (4:12)
4. MarsupiaL - Lead On (8:49)
5. MarsupiaL - The Tide (5:38)
6. Talk Talk - Such A Shame (9:01)
7. Nik Kershaw - Wouldn’t It Be Good (Acoustic Version) (4:57)
8. Roswell Six - Ishalem (11:01)
9. Roswell Six - I Am The Point (5:43)
10. Roswell Six - Here Be Monsters (5:30)
11. Alan Parsons - Return To Tunguska (8:48)
12. Saga - The Human Condition (6:49)
13. Saga - Step Inside (4:57)
14. Saga - Hands Of Time (5:31)
15. Pendragon - Eraserhead (9:04)
16. A.C.T. - Hope (4:29)
17. Marillion - Essence (6:22)
18. Marillion - Mad (5:09)
19. Marillion - The Great Escape (6:29)
20. Marillion - Accidents Will Happen (3:00)
21. MarsupiaL - Sucker Punch (4:09)
22. MarsupiaL - There Is a Better World (2:50)
23. No-Man - Song of the Surf (6:11)
24. RPWL - River (7:52)
25. Roswell Six - Merciful Tides (5:07)
26. Roswell Six - Letters In A Bottle (5:04)
27. Saga - Avalon (4:46)
28. Saga - Now Is Now (4:14)
29. Nine Stones Close - Ran Aground (3:53)
30. Karmakanic - Two Blocks from the Edge (9:52)
31. Stu Cameron - The Adventures of Alfonso the Exploding Duck (4:40)
32. Braintoy - Theft Prevention (3:37)
33. Agah Bahari - Revolving Universe (3:44)
34. Porcupine Tree - The Sky Moves Sideways [Alternate Version] (34:42)

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MarsupiaL Video - Old Hickory Tap Room (Set 1) on March 28, 2009

April 9, 2009

MarsupiaL Video - Old Hickory Tap Room (Set 1) on March 28, 2009

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MarsupiaL Video - Double Door Inn on March 13, 2009

April 6, 2009

MarsupiaL Video - Double Door Inn on March 13, 2009

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An Interview with Marsupial About Their New CD Genus Thylacinus

March 27, 2009

Posted on March 26th, 2009 by Simon Barrett in Interview, Music Reviews, Reviews

genus 200 An Interview with Marsupial About Their New CD Genus Thylacinus

“I love great music, and this band out of North Carolina fit the bill. They have been around for over 8 years, but only recently hit my radar. I have a big problem with putting them in a music genre, I guess if you tortured me I would say Prog Rock, but it really is not an apt label. They draw from many influences, The Grateful Dead, King Crimson, The Mothers Of Invention, oh the list goes on and on.”

“A couple of days ago their new CD hit the road running, Genus Thylacinus, and a wonderful adventure it is! It is not often that I praise the US Postal Service, but for once they did indeed come through. Marsupial had sent me a copy of their new CD and it arrived 5 hours before the interview. There is a postal god!”

“I had heard a few tracks from the album, but I’ll be honest with you, MP3’s just don’t cut it for this long in the tooth reviewer. I like to read the sleeve notes, I like to contemplate the cover art. Much can be learned about a band from these seemingly unimportant items.”

“In this case, the speck of gold dust was that this band recognize the hard work and talent of the sound engineer, in fact he gets the same billing as the band members. I really like that, so few bands recognize the people that actually make the sound the way it does. So kudos to Marsupial for including J Ferris.”

“I lured Marsupial onto my radio show, and it was a great interview. Ian Reardon handles vocals and guitars, Forrest Smith (Guitar and Steel Pedal), and Sound Star J Ferris all agreed to come on the show.”

“They were also gracious enough to permit me to play two tracks from Genus Thylacinus (for those of you that don’t speak Latin and are not anthropologists, it is a small marsupial with a dog shaped face).”

“These are musicians that will go far. They have everything they need, great sound, great writing, and based on my conversations with them, great people.”

“You can catch the whole interview here, and also get to listen to a couple of tracks of this great band. If you like the tracks, and I am sure you will, visit their web site and snag a copy of this CD. Tell ‘em Simon sent you!”

Simon Barrett

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