What albums did you listen to today?

dr wu23 wrote: Nothing yet.....been too effin busy shoveling damn snow from my driveway.

Yeah. We got 30 feet of it yesterday. 3 times I had to shovel. Was my physical activity for the day, but no snowfall is gonna take away my Prog for the day!   


Yesterday and Today.

Psychotic Waltz--Bleed
Psychotic Waltz--Into The Everflow
Steve Hackett--Genesis Revisited: Live At The Hammersmith (disc 2&3)
Dream Theater--Awake
Knight Area--Realm Of Shadows
OSI--Blood

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

Na. You are over reading it or looking way too far into it. It's just a general inquiry. That's all. Also, for the record I think I'm entitled to ask questions to other forum members, namely Jim since I have an interests in his musical tastes weather a band has a female lead vocalist or not, but thank you for the warning. Shall I call you Hitler or Stalin? Your choice.
Also, My sister loved 'No Doubt' and that's why I wanted to be sure with no doubt that was the band Jim was referring to. Something tells me you got me all wrong here.

Rush - Clockwork Angels

Edited by Xonty - February 08 2014 at 14:49

Imperial Zeppelin wrote: Tangerine Dream - Phaedra Tangerine Dream - Ricochet Tangerine Dream - Rubycon Tangerine Dream - Zeit Tangerine Dream - Alpha Centauri Runaway Totem - Trimegisto Not a Good Sign - Not a Good Sign Yes - Close to the Edge Peter Hammill - In Camera Hatfield and the North - Hatfield and the North Electric Wizard - Dopethrone Siena Root - Far from the Sun Nektar - Journey to the Centre of the Eye King Crimson - The Power to Believe Kate Bush - The Dreaming Sunn O))) & Boris - Altar Can - Soon Over Babaluma Can - Tago Mago It has been one hell of a day

The Tangent = Not As Good As The Book.

Nazareth - The Fool Circle (wonderful album)

Black Sabbath - First
Black Sabbath - Paranoid

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

Yesterday...

Nothing