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The Dark Elf 
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 Posted: November 23 2014 at 19:52 |
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Jethro Tull - Stormwatch
Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Muddy "Mississippi" Waters Live
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...a vigorous circular motion hitherto unknown to the people of this area, but destined
to take the place of the mud shark in your mythology...
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Olape
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Posted: November 24 2014 at 07:18 |
Mezquita - Recuerdos de mi tierra Eloy - Silent Cries And Mighty Echoes Anyone's Daughter - Adonis Pink Floyd - The Wall Supertramp - Breakfast in America Asia Minor - Crossing The Line
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HackettFan
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Posted: November 29 2014 at 16:22 |
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Steve Hackett - Spectral Mornings
Frank Zappa - Sheikh Yer Bouti
Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage, Act I
Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage, Acts II & III
Henry Kaiser and Fred Frith - With Friends Like These
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prog4evr
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Posted: November 30 2014 at 05:17 |
Agreed on Hackett, 'Spectral Mornings;' and, Bruford, 'One of a Kind.' I would also add Mike Rutherford, 'Smallcreep's Day,' though purists might say it is more proto-prog than prog. In that vein, I have always liked Zeppelin, 'In Through the Out Door,' as they really allowed JP Jones to shine on his synth keyboard work. Also, the haunting guitar-opener-through-feedback-loops on "In the Evening" indicates that Zep might have been ready to move into some sort of prog-metal category had Bonham lived on into the '80s...
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Guldbamsen
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Posted: November 30 2014 at 08:11 |
 Saperlipopette! wrote:
Guldbamsen wrote:
Hey Pat - haven't you heard Heldon's Stand By? Fantastic album with some Magma folks joining in.
It's funny, I just realised that 4 of my most played records EVER were released in 79: Heldon - Stand By David Bowie - Lodger Tangerine Dream - Force Majeure Floyd - The Wall
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The ones in bold were both once very important to so I guess hould have included them myself. Perhaps I should spin Force Majeure later today and see how it holds up.
...and Guldbamsen. I stumbled over the 1978-re-relase of Fluence cheap enough to buy uneard so now I'll finally get to hear it (you reccomended it once) |
Sorry Saper, I completely missed this at the time. Cool you found it though - I'd imagine it is pretty hard to come by these days. I ran across it much like you did actually: used and all alone in some ghastly corner of an old beat down vinyl shop. Good times.
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“The Guide says there is an art to flying or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
- Douglas Adams
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HackettFan
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Posted: November 30 2014 at 14:03 |
prog4evr wrote:
Agreed on Hackett, 'Spectral Mornings;' and, Bruford, 'One of a Kind.' I would also add Mike Rutherford, 'Smallcreep's Day,' though purists might say it is more proto-prog than prog. In that vein, I have always liked Zeppelin, 'In Through the Out Door,' as they really allowed JP Jones to shine on his synth keyboard work. Also, the haunting guitar-opener-through-feedback-loops on "In the Evening" indicates that Zep might have been ready to move into some sort of prog-metal category had Bonham lived on into the '80s...
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Wait a minute. I wanted to add Smallcreep's Day to my list, but when I checked it out it was apparently released in February 1980. Is this wrong? If so, I'll add it to my list too.
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DaleHauskins
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Posted: February 23 2015 at 15:08 |
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Merci viel mals,many thanks "Verslibre".
Flame Dream's 1979 "Elements" was a fantastic huge tour in Europe;and when I joined Flame Dream...
Please,check out and give a listen to "Out in the Dark" 1981 Produced by the late great British producer/engineer John Acock (Steve Hackett).
(Soon to be re-released.)
Wünschä dir a mega schön wochstart aus wet Hermosa Beach,Los Angeles,California.
Edited by DaleHauskins - February 23 2015 at 15:10
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snowsnow
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Posted: February 23 2015 at 15:27 |
1) Into the music - Van Morrison 2) Unknown Pleasures - Joy Division 3) Setting Sons - The Jam 4) Platinum - Mike Oldfield 5) Stormwatch - Jethro Tull 6) Rainbow Dome Musick - Steve Hillage 7) In through the outdoor - Led Zep 8) Tusk - Fleetwood Mac 9) Spectral Mornings - Steve Hackett 10) Gypsy Blood - Doll By Doll
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Favourite album(s) from 1979?
