What albums did you listen to today?

10000 days, can't help listening to it over and over again :)

Franco Leprino - Integrati...Disintegrati - 1977

Guldbamsen wrote: ProgMetaller2112 wrote: progbethyname wrote: ProgMetaller2112 wrote: progbethyname wrote: Ummm Jim (Finnforest) that NO DOUBT is that the Gwen Stafoni No Doubt? Anyway. Yesterday and Today.... More fun with the DAC player Collage--Moonshine While Heaven Wept--Vast Oceans Of Lacyromose Agalloch---Ashes Against The Grain ( This album sounds tremendous in pure Analog sound conversion. ;) Steve Hackett--Live At The Hammersmith Odeon (Disc 2 only) Amazing Live album. Just amazing. You must be about 15 years old, eh? No Doubt has some pretty damn good stuff especially during the early years. Anyway. Yesterday: Yes-Yes Yes-Time and a Word Yes-The Yes Album Hey. Take it easy. I'm asking not Judging. And just because I've not explored of No Doubt no less, does not make me a feeble minded youth. The way you said Ummm was as if Jim can't listen to them because they have a girl lead singer. Just because a band has a female lead vocalist and experiments with other genres doesn't make it right for you to "ask" Jim that question Anyway. Today: Yes- Fragile Yes-Close to the Edge Next time you think you read something between the lines or maybe hear whispers in the dark about other folks not digging the same music as you do: please keep it to yourself These sorts of fantasy accusations are way out of line, and the manner in which you conveyed them in are equally abusive.

Edited by ProgMetaller2112 - February 09 2014 at 22:29

Thanks Nick, it did! 

Delirium - Dolce Acqua
Necromonkey - Necroplex
Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come - Galactic Zoo Dossier
Recreation - S/T
Jan Dukes De Grey - Mice And Rats In The Loft
Tool - 10,000 Days

ProgMetaller2112 wrote: Guldbamsen wrote: ProgMetaller2112 wrote: progbethyname wrote: ProgMetaller2112 wrote: progbethyname wrote: Ummm Jim (Finnforest) that NO DOUBT is that the Gwen Stafoni No Doubt? Anyway. Yesterday and Today.... More fun with the DAC player Collage--Moonshine While Heaven Wept--Vast Oceans Of Lacyromose Agalloch---Ashes Against The Grain ( This album sounds tremendous in pure Analog sound conversion. ;) Steve Hackett--Live At The Hammersmith Odeon (Disc 2 only) Amazing Live album. Just amazing. You must be about 15 years old, eh? No Doubt has some pretty damn good stuff especially during the early years. Anyway. Yesterday: Yes-Yes Yes-Time and a Word Yes-The Yes Album Hey. Take it easy. I'm asking not Judging. And just because I've not explored of No Doubt no less, does not make me a feeble minded youth. The way you said Ummm was as if Jim can't listen to them because they have a girl lead singer. Just because a band has a female lead vocalist and experiments with other genres doesn't make it right for you to "ask" Jim that question Anyway. Today: Yes- Fragile Yes-Close to the Edge Next time you think you read something between the lines or maybe hear whispers in the dark about other folks not digging the same music as you do: please keep it to yourself These sorts of fantasy accusations are way out of line, and the manner in which you conveyed them in are equally abusive.  Whatever, dude. This was between me and progbethyname Anyway, Today: Malo-Malo Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here Rush-Grace Under Pressure Rush-Clockwork Angels

Guldbamsen wrote: ProgMetaller2112 wrote: Guldbamsen wrote: ProgMetaller2112 wrote: progbethyname wrote: ProgMetaller2112 wrote: progbethyname wrote: Ummm Jim (Finnforest) that NO DOUBT is that the Gwen Stafoni No Doubt? Anyway. Yesterday and Today.... More fun with the DAC player Collage--Moonshine While Heaven Wept--Vast Oceans Of Lacyromose Agalloch---Ashes Against The Grain ( This album sounds tremendous in pure Analog sound conversion. ;) Steve Hackett--Live At The Hammersmith Odeon (Disc 2 only) Amazing Live album. Just amazing. You must be about 15 years old, eh? No Doubt has some pretty damn good stuff especially during the early years. Anyway. Yesterday: Yes-Yes Yes-Time and a Word Yes-The Yes Album Hey. Take it easy. I'm asking not Judging. And just because I've not explored of No Doubt no less, does not make me a feeble minded youth. The way you said Ummm was as if Jim can't listen to them because they have a girl lead singer. Just because a band has a female lead vocalist and experiments with other genres doesn't make it right for you to "ask" Jim that question Anyway. Today: Yes- Fragile Yes-Close to the Edge Next time you think you read something between the lines or maybe hear whispers in the dark about other folks not digging the same music as you do: please keep it to yourself These sorts of fantasy accusations are way out of line, and the manner in which you conveyed them in are equally abusive.  Whatever, dude. This was between me and progbethyname Anyway, Today: Malo-Malo Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here Rush-Grace Under Pressure Rush-Clockwork Angels Nah not really dude When the discussion turns into this kind of abusive behaviour, that's exactly when the admins step in. And it was never between you and Nick. He was talking to his friend Jim and you then proceeded to step in with wild accusations that had absolutely nothing to do with reality. Totally uncalled for, and if I see this kind of posting from you again, I'll have no problem with suspending your ass....dude.

Today

Sagichim wrote: Ain Soph - Hat and Field

My friend! I bought the Mini LP reissue of this a few weeks ago, only given it one proper spin yet, but I like what I hear! One of their albums was mentioned on one of John's polls a few weeks back, and I think I asked for any suggestions on what other AIn Soph albums I should look into...but I forgot to check back in! Can you suggest any others?!

I've picked up a few Japanese albums lately, I'll even be posting a review for a Novela one later on.

But Sagi, have you heard this one:

Outer Limits - The Boy with the Magical Bugle Horn?

Been giving that a ton of plays lately, and I'd love your thoughts if you know it! It's very diverse!

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Sagichim wrote: Ain Soph - Hat and Field My friend! I bought the Mini LP reissue of this a few weeks ago, only given it one proper spin yet, but I like what I hear! One of their albums was mentioned on one of John's polls a few weeks back, and I think I asked for any suggestions on what other AIn Soph albums I should look into...but I forgot to check back in! Can you suggest any others?! I've picked up a few Japanese albums lately, I'll even be posting a review for a Novela one later on. But Sagi, have you heard this one: Outer Limits - The Boy with the Magical Bugle Horn? Been giving that a ton of plays lately, and I'd love your thoughts if you know it! It's very diverse!

I have the first Outer Limits album but honestly I haven't gave it much attention, and it's been a few years since I did play it, I actually can't remember how it's like. Same goes for Novela, I have one of their albums but can't remember it.

I'm glad you like Ain Soph, I only have their two first albums. The first album  A Story Of Mysterious Forest is more fusiony than Hat And Field, it still has symphonic elements but definitely more of a fusion album, so if you like that direction you might dig that one as well, personally I prefer the second.

Michael do you know Distillerie Di Malto? I'm sure you heard the name lately in the den. Being the Italian fetishist that you are I don't think you should let them slip under your radar man.

Up late and listening great.

Threshold--Critical Mass
Mike Oldfield-- Ommadawn (this is Elijah Wood's best work. Lol)
Opeth--BlackWater Park.
Vanden Plas--Beyond Daylight (this album is completely rock solid.)


Edited by progbethyname - February 11 2014 at 02:25