What albums did you listen to today?...continued

Sagichim wrote: Last couple of days Touch - S/T (One of my all time favorite albums, an amazing early classic!) Tool - Lateralus, 10000 Days, Aenima, Fear Inoculum Tomorrow's Gift - Goodbye Future Todd Rundgren - Todd Todd Rundgren - A Wizard, A True Star Time - S/T Tiles - Fence The Clear Three Man Army - A Third Of A Lifetime Thork - Weila This Heat - Deceit The Trip - Atlantide The Trip - Caronte Terpandre - S/T Tempano - Atabal Yemal, Chilhood's End, Nowhere Now Here, Selective Memory, The Agony And The Ecstasy Tatran - Shvat (One of the best bands out there today, a must check for everyone!!)

Glad to see the TOOL my friend. I thought Fear Inoculum was worth the 13-year wait. Love it.

^^ New Coop album! Always an interesting prospect. Might check that out.

Aphex Twin | Selected Ambient Works
Arthur Brown | Requiem
B.A.L.L. | Trouble Doll
Crime | Murder by Guitar
Mission of Burma | Vs.
Anthony Phillips | Wise After the Event
The Residents | Whatever Happened to Vileness Fats? / The Census Taker
The Residents | Tweedles
Sebadoh | Act Surprised
Soft Machine | Live at the Baked Potato
Soft Machine | Drop

Edited by HolyMoly - May 11 2021 at 17:47

AEProgman wrote: progbethyname wrote: Had a Metallic Monday Black Sabbath— Sabotage One of my favs, I think a little underrated to me.  Love The Writ the way it opens up. Can't remember everything since the last time here: Alice Cooper - Detroit Stories (new album by Alice, with all Detroit musicians, including a couple of his original band members)  Went back to his early roots.  Good album Granmax - A Ninth Alive Granmax - Kiss Heaven Goodbye America - s/t Ennio Morricone - Best Of (old spaghetti western movie songs and such) Doobie Brothers - Captain and Me London Symphony Orchestra - Songs of Led Zeppelin Deep Purple - Whoosh! Porcupine Tree - Absentia Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet

I absolutely love it. Actually my friend. There is gonna be a terrific new 2021 boxset (4CD) of sabotage out next month.
I’ve already pre ordered it. I have to say the new 2021 remasters for Black Sabbath albums have been absolutely phenomenal. Inglot and Wortham are terrific mastering engineers. You won’t be sorry if you end up buying it.
Of course, nice to see you here again as well. :)

Yes | Tormato
Yes | Talk
Yes | Tales from Topographic Oceans
Yes | Drama
The Art of Noise | The Drum and Bass Collection
The Body Lovers | Number One of Three
Tears for Fears | Raoul and the Kings of Spain
These Immortal Souls | I’m Never Gonna Die Again
Blue Oyster Cult | Cultosaurus Erectus
Super Furry Animals | Radiator

Spirit | Sea Dream (unreleased RC demos)
Trio | Da Da Da
Thee Oh Sees | Help
Circus Devils | Ringworm Interiors
Stone Temple Pilots | Tiny Music... Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop
Tuxedomoon | Half-Mute
Asia | Alpha
Pink Floyd | Dark Side of the Moon
Alan Parsons Project | I Robot
Loverboy | Classics
Sigur Ros | ( )
Martin Newell / Andy Partridge | The Greatest Living Englishman
Deep Purple | Machine Head
Deep Purple | Gemini Suite
Gilgamesh | s/t
Steve Hillage | Fish Rising
R. Stevie Moore | Mere Static
Swans | To Be Kind
Led Zeppelin | IV
Pink Floyd | More
The Olivia Tremor Control | Explanation II
Joni Mitchell | Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter
Captain Beyond | s/t
Fever Tree | s/t
Fever Tree | Another Time Another Place

Last couple of days

There are certainly some tasty pics in here that’s for sure. I’m talking prog rock, psych, electronica, blues, 80s maneuvres, post-punk, avant, pop and a few that kinda mixes everything. Sweet
I’ll add to the excitement my own mixed bag of beets:

Zopp - s/t (I shaved during this album. Definitely worth recommending. I had a blast)
The Prodigy - Music For The Jilted (Always thought of this album as electronic punk)
Gas - Narkopop (Wafting music. Like slipping into a dream bath)
Todd Terje - It’s Album Time (Electronic disco with flashes of modern day electronica. Beach or sofa the music fits both)
Gong - Shamal (The closest to Gong that Gong ever got with Moerlen at the frontwheel..and I really dig it)
Kevin Ayers - Joy To A Toy (Kindergarten ramblings and small frivolous musical ideas. Makes me think of skipping and naive nonsense)
Klaus Schulze - Picture Music (Mmm there is just something irresistable over music that sounds wet and dripping. Almost like a musical adaptation of water flowing)
Neil Young - After The Gold Rush (Something so frail yet incredibly powerful about Neil’s voice. This album really underlines this beautifully. Production is to die for, like aged wood)

Edited by Progishness - May 19 2021 at 11:53

Worldes Blysse - Mediæval Bæbes
Iris - Miranda Sex Garden
Sunborne - Constance Demby
Sort Of - Slapp Happy


Edited by Progishness - May 20 2021 at 10:06