LINKS

PAPER BAG: RELATED SITES:

• Paper Bag at the New Gibralter Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock: this is a wonderful undertaking, which until recently was only linked from www.gregsegal.com as a personal favorite; but on a return visit, I discovered an entry for PB there, so it belongs here now too. This link will take you directly to that page, but I highly recommend exploring the rest of the site and adding it to favorites, it seems to just keep growing. If you like progressive music, this covers the full range.
• Paper Bag at Yahoo : Another very pleasant surprise: someone over there likes us, or is just very thorough. All 4 albums are listed, and they have sound clips from "Music To Trash"- all 25 songs!- in WMA, RA and Liquid Audio formats. And get this: they have a bulletin board posted for "Paper Bag Community", for fans to have a forum. This was all news to me, I didn't even know it existed until I went ego surfing at Yahoo and found it. So you people out there- participate! Post something! Get that board hopping!
• Paper Bag in the All Music Guide: All four albums are listed here, complete with surveys for each one and the band as a whole- how to rate them, what they sound like, etc. Fans ought to go here and offer their opinions!
• Paper Bag at CD Spider.com: includes lists of some places where you can find our albums over the internet. Beware the bigger names listed, however; most are just on there for the sake of it and actually were not carrying our stuff. The smaller dealears in used and rare vinyl were the best ones to hit, and most were very reasonable.

• Greg Segal: includes information about solo projects, work with various bands, artwork, writing, etc.
• George Radai : info about all George's work with various bands, writings, lots of tech info, and a motherload of extremely useful links.
• Tom Shannon Memorial: beautiful site commemorating the life and work of a beautiful person. We miss him.
• Richard Derrick: home page for original Paper Bag bassist and namer of the band. Richard is a multi-instrumentalist with a long track record of progressive and experimental music. He now runs a label!

• Ritual: George Radai has been heavily involved with this band for a few years. They are a darker variety of rock. Bag alumni M. Segal and Ken Rosser have also been involved in this project on a fairly consistent basis over the last year or two.
• Freehead: M. Segal was in this band for a few years along with Richie Hass and Jim Smith. The site offers an overview of the band and RA sound clips from songs off their CD, "First Head".
• The Strange MFs: Another M. Segal project which also featured bassist and future Bag man Tom Shannon and Enoch Hain from the Dickies. They played very hard and experimental fusion often reminiscent of the Mahavishnu Orchestra. But hear for yourself! This link goes to an MP3 site posted by Tom Shannon, featuring studio work by the band.
• Death and Taxes: home page for Tom Shannon's superb project. Death and Taxes might best be described as very progressive metal. Listed here are reviews, gig info and CD purchase information, as well as band history and photos.

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