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Posted: April 02 2015 at 16:30

Yes, it's pretty good. A bit short though Smile

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Posted: April 02 2015 at 18:19

Albums today for me:

Oasis:

1. Be Here Now

2. The Masterplan

3. Heathen Chemistry

4. Dig Out Your Soul

Black Sabbath:

1. Black Sabbath (U.S. version)

2. Paranoid (currently listening to it right now)

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 05:14

I love days like these, staying at home while it's drizzling outside, organising things and getting stuff done, while listening to music all day. 80s and classical today.

Pink Floyd- The Final Cut

Peter Gabriel- IV/Security

King Crimson- Discipline

Genesis- Duke

Bruckner- 4th Symphony (Chailly/Concertgebouw)

Mozart- Jupiter Symphony (Bernstein/Vienna Phil)

Mozart- Kegelstatt Trio (Martin Frost)

Bruckner- 8th Symphony (Chailly/Concertgebouw)

Bruckner's 8th remains the most glorious, beautiful music imaginable.

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 06:41

First post - seems a good topic to start! This holiday weekend I will mostly be listening to...

1) Please Come Home - Lonely Robot

2) Wolf Light - Steve Hackett

3) N'Monix - Nick Magnus

4) Northlands - Tony Patterson & Brendan Eyre

5) For the Journey - Threshold

6) The Ghosts of Pripyat - Steve Rothery

7) Template for a Generation - Darwin's Radio

8) English Electric Full Power - Big Big Train

Definitely a chance to catch up on some more recent prog!

Edited by Squonk19 - April 03 2015 at 06:50

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 07:14

^Welcome to the forum David - my name's David too Beer

I hope you'll stick around this place. If you're interested in finding new music to check out then you've certainly come to the right place. If anything, this site will suck you dry for all you have LOL

Albums I've listened to today whilst swinging a lumber axe:

Poa - Blocco Mentale (Wow! I'd completely forgotten just how good this album is! RPI fans look no further.)

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Revelation

A. R. & Machines - Echo (Standing in the garden with sweat running down in my eyes while blazing white sunlight tries to blind me, this album was quite the trip. There's no need for mescalin with this little baby.)

Haken - The Mountain (Maybe my 15th spin of this cd that I got for Xmas by one of my friends who knew I am into prog. Man this thing is almost impossible to get through. Dream Theater joins forces with Neil Morse and throws in a couple of Gentle Giant references for good measure Ermm

Not my bag at all)

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 07:29

Astrohenge - Toil in hell

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 07:34

MAGMA - Emehntehtt-Re
ART ZOYD - Symphonie pour Le jour ou bruleront les Cites
CLUSTER - Grosses Wasser
HELDON - Electronique Guerrilla
IQ - Road Of Bones
ZAPPA/BEEFHEART - Bongo Fury

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 07:34

^^^ I never heard that A.R & Machines album, but I really liked A.R IV Thumbs Up

I'll have to give that one and others from them a listen.

So you find the mountain difficult to climb? Tongue

I have that feeling with many Metal albums, but this one is not one of them for me.

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 07:40

I forgot: welcome to PA and to this thread David Beer

How's that Heldon album Tom?

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 07:44

I just find it pedestrian and I absolutely hate the faux Neil Morse vocals. In fact most of The Mountain reminds me of Sola Scriptura.

I'm happy for the band though - they seem to have garnered quite the fan base during their first three albums. It's just not my kind of bag.

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 07:57

Meltdowner wrote:

I forgot: welcome to PA and to this thread David Beer

How's that Heldon album Tom?

Lots of twittering VCS3 synths bubbling along, some tortured Frippian guitars, but not too much full band tracks - there is a 7" included as a bonus with this reissue that has 4 short tracks that were recorded pre-EG, these are great little Prog-Psych numbers. I still don't have Allez Teia, but have the rest - all amazing albums.

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 08:41

I only know Stand By, that was recommended by Danish David Tongue

Really strange and original album Clap

Another band on the pile Cry

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 08:44

AREA - GIOIA E RIVOLUZIONE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXB-PoihfYI

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 09:16

Meltdowner wrote:

I only know Stand By, that was recommended by Danish David Tongue

Really strange and original album Clap

Another band on the pile Cry

Yes, well Standby - friggin' BRILLIANT !! Possibly their best. Then, in this order : Interface, Agneta Nilsson, EG, Une Reve Consequence Speciale, It's Always Rock & Roll.

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 09:20

The Machine - Solar Corona

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 09:24

Tom Ozric wrote:

Yes, well Standby - friggin' BRILLIANT !! Possibly their best. Then, in this order : Interface, Agneta Nilsson, EG, Une Reve Consequence Speciale, It's Always Rock & Roll.

Thanks, I'll keep your preferences in mind when I'll listen to those... and give Stand By another listen Wink

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 14:34

Really enjoyed the holiday today:
Il Tempio Delle Clessidre - AlieNatura
ELP - s/t
Duncan Mackay - Chimera (Keyboard heaven Cry

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Heldon - Electronique Guerrilla (I don't know if this is more Krautrock than PE Tongue

It's interesting how every track is so different but it flows nicely as an album)
Campo di Marte - s/t (Amazing RPI album, the way it blends hard rock with lovely acoustic music typical of the genre in such a perfect way Clap

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The Worm Ouroboros - Of Things That Never Were
PFM - L'Isola di Niente

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 14:41

Glass Hammer – The Breaking of the World
Gianni D’Errico – Antico Teatro da Camera
Distillerie di Malto – Suono!
Syndone - Odysseas
Quarto Vuoto – s/t
Alpha Wave Movement - Terra
Cousin Silas – Whispers Fall

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 14:51

I made review notes for Isotopes and Endoscopes, debut album of This Raging Silence. To be released later this month (both the album and the review).

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Posted: April 03 2015 at 20:20

Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase

King Crimson - Red

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