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

Guldbamsen wrote:   Hi Mårtte Sorry for the late comeback, but I am currently preparing for my new job and there are about a hundred small things I have to get sorted befors monday. It was actually a hesrtsarming surprise to find that I had to wade 2 pages back in order to find your post. Means that people still post on PA - more frequently these past few months....which is rather assuring when I think about how deserted this place can feel. Faust experimental? News to me Nahh but I do find that they have a way with it that not only feels and sounds organic, for lack lf a better word, but also always manages to sound playful verging on the naive. If you haven't yet checked it out, then I strongly suggest you find their most recent album 'Fresh Air' and give it a whirl. Quite simply the best I've heard from Faust in a very very long time. Definitely among the finest releases of 2017 imo.

Totally understand you. I have no job at the moment, but having a one in April, I really haven´t got time to be then here so much as now.

Buffalo Springfield: Last Time Around

Lost on the Road to Eternity - Magnum
Lifesigns - Lifesigns
The Geese & The Ghost (Remaster) - Anthony Phillips
The Raven That Refused To Sing - Steven Wilson

Wednesday:

Jaga Jazzist - One-Armed Bandit
Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis?
Tedeschi Trucks Band - Let Me Get By
Spiritualized - Ladies & Gentlemen We're Floating in Space
Secret Chiefs 3 - Book M
Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
The Mercury Tree - Countenance
Course of Empire - Telepathic Last Words
Anathema - We're Here Because We're Here

Meltdowner wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Ha, my LP of that Red Sun album should be arriving any day now, Samuel! Nice album. Not exactly too challenging, but a nice chill-out spacey jam disc all the same Do any better with that Orb album this time? Oh man, that Mansun album! They'll soon be on PA Not really, I don't know how many times I fell asleep and woke up while listening to it I think the music flows without any particular direction or meaning (that I know of) and I find very dificult to focus on it. Yeah, it's great! I have a vague memory of listening to "Legacy" on the radio back then.

Great pop song that `Legacy'

Last night's choices for me:

Arena – The Unquiet Sky

Amon Duul - Paradieswarts Duul

Braen’s Machine – Underground (Dave, I’m absolutely certain you would dig this groovy psych album. Sounds a lot like Floyd’s `More’ in many moments)

Tribute – New Views (a wonderful mid-80’s full-blown prog album, sounds like a proudly symphonic cross between Camel, Tangerine Dream and Mike Oldfield with a pinch of Yes. I'm absolutely certain the kids on the back cover were part of an alien cult as well )

Il Tempio delle Clessidre – Il-Ludere
Taproban – Per Aspera Ad Astra

Alturo Stalteri - ...E Il Pavone Parlo’ Alla Luna (gorgeous solo album from the keyboardist of RPI band Pierrot Lunaire of early 80’s recordings that’s just been given a lovely LP reissue, a work that’s not quite prog-electronic, not quite ambient, not quite raga-rock...but somewhere beautifully in between)

Lorenzo Montana - Nihil

Calibre feat. DRS ‎– Sunrise/Broken Wings

More of a mixed genre day today....

Burn - Deep Purple
Turn of the Cards - Renaissance
The Yes Album - Yes (no harm in comparing the two- to confirm my poll vote!)
Lost on the Road to Eternity - Magnum (again! Bob's voice hanging in there and the new keyboardist has freshened things up for the old pomp rockers!)
The Night Fly - Donald Fagen
Damn the Torpedoes - Tom Petty and the Hearbreakers

Santana - Abraxas