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

Strawbs : Hero and heroine
Strawbs : Grave new world
Bruce Springsteen : Born to run
Banco : Io sono nato libero
RtF : 7th Galaxy
Strawbs : Ghosts
Yes : Magnification ( bonus CD)
King Crimson : LTIA


Edited by mellotronwave - March 18 2023 at 17:36

Genesis : Live Rainbow 1973
Supertramp Crime of the Century
Indukti : SUSAR
Dante's divine comedy CD3 (Musea project)
Dave Kerzner : Static (CD 1 and 2)

Gong- Family Jewels
Gerald Jay Markoe- Meditation Music Of Ancient Egypt
James Horner- Der Name Der Rose
Synergy- Cords
Solaris- Nostradamus
Penguin Cafe Orchestra- Music From The Penguin Cafe
Guru Guru- Mani Und Seine Freunde

Marillion— Seasons end. ( I’m actually considering getting the bluray deluxe mediabook boxset coming out soon.)

The last few days :

Caravan: For the girls...
Kaprekar's Constant : Depth of field
Dave Kerzner : Breakdown Compilation 95/2019 CD1
Yes : Relayer
Yes : The Yes Album
10cc : Original Soundtrack
Genesis : Trespass
Terje Rypdal : Whenever I seem to be far away (first time in years i think)
Focus : Moving waves
John Mayall : Blues from Laurel Canyon (first time in years)
Suzane Vega : Best of
Pink Floyd : The Division Bell
Steve Rothery : Ghosts of Prypiat
Roine Stolt's FK : Manifesto of an alchemist
Pendragon : Love over fear
Ozric Tentacles : Space for the earth
Genesis : Complete BBC sessions 70/72

Edited by mellotronwave - April 01 2023 at 12:37

A little more listening today.

APP- Turn of a friendly card (blu ray audio. 5.1 mix)

Pink Floyd— DSOTM (quad mix by Alan Parsons)

Yoshiro Kimura— Acoustic Classics

Synergy- Metropolitan Suite
I always thought his ideas for chord progressions and melodies were unique sounding. In some cases his structure sounds like it is stylistically based on mechanical machinery terminator type of Sci-Fi themes...however he develops it into a suite that carries themes throughout and sounding more like sophisticated orchestrated music and a million miles away from a two minute Sci-Fi theme.


Ingram Marshall- Three Penitential Visions

This music is fast ascending then very quiet ambient . Ocean music, very nice Electronic in /out. Haunting voices, calming and haunting..bubbly joyful and beautiful. Slow somber, grieving, stunning beauty...multi female voices and electronics becomes Glassish.

Daphne Oram- Oramics

Electronic Music based off the Oramics system. The listening experience isn't too distant from sounding like instrumental music of The Residents. Has a vibe or undertone of insanity.

Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange: The Dreams

Recordings of various individuals describing their dreams. The voices are edited...however the extension of their experiences within the storytelling are complete...which is a very effective concept when put to use in a creative manner. Delia Derbyshire provides an ambient darkscape which is from the same swamp in Hell as Jeff Grienke Cities In Fog. This album has a reputation of scaring people and some people have outright stated that they felt like they were being pulled into the dreams. It's the way in which the album is put together that disturbs people.