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Published this evening, the third in my "Old Album, New Thoughts" series, this discussing Pink Floyd's The Wall (The Division Bell will follow next month). The premise of this series is whether my 2024 self agrees with the opinion of my younger chappy regarding classic albums. Back in the day, I thought it was the dog's bollocks. What about now?

This has been published as a podcast on Progzilla Radio at https://progzilla.com/lazland-old-album-new-thoughts-episode-1/ 

This and all future episodes of this series will now be published at Progzilla.

It really is rather good. I should know, I've listened to it several times now!
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Just the one new album review this week on www.lazland.org but it is a very interesting one. Electric Mud and Lost Places, class stuff.

To view this, as ever, simply take yourselves to the homepage and click on the relevant link button.
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

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Now, I'm not trying to rock the boat here, but... 

After having been reminded of them on the Caerllysi site, I tried to find something about 'Stuckfish' on PA (loved a couple of Yt tracks off their new album).. and, considering they are now 3 albums in, I was really surprised to see they aren't here?? Confused  Did they get rejected? Surely, they would be prime candidates for Xover? Ermm

So, naturally I went on down to Lazland and sure enough they were there, so I read your really enjoyable and colourful review of 'Days Of Innocence'... very fine stuff, if you ask me! Clap

Thanks Jared (again!).

Yep, a mighty fine album, and if you want to reach the parts PA cannot reach, then head off down to lazland.org LOLHug

As of two day ago, Stuckfish are now 4 albums in, and there's been no suggestion to include them here whatsoever...not even by Svetonio or one of his many clones lol! This is even more surprising since all the albums are on Bandcamp, though the latest one, entitled simply 'IV', has been released via Rob Reed's White Knight Records label, and there are currently no tracks enabled for streaming.

I added all the supported links I could find to the Stuckfish albums on Awesome Prog to make them available in one place, though I didn't bother adding the Bandcamp link to the latest one while none of it can currently be listened to on that platform.

The Crossover team currently has nothing in the pipeline to evaluate, so maybe now would be a good time to see if this band could be accommodated here in that sub? I'll see if I can scribble together a suitable biography for them and maybe throw it to the team to see how we get on with it. Embarrassed

Edit: Stuckfish are at last included in the database: https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=12801.


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Hi Steve. I just settled into the Anderson and Band Geeks album, as we mortals don't move as fast you do. I concur with your review. The only missing point is the amount of enthusiasm that Jon and the band evince on this album. It's definitely a work of passion and joy, and I think that makes the music all the greater. As always, keep up the fine work and know that it's greatly appreciated.
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Originally posted by yam yam yam yam wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 August 2022 at 10:03

Now, I'm not trying to rock the boat here, but... 

After having been reminded of them on the Caerllysi site, I tried to find something about 'Stuckfish' on PA (loved a couple of Yt tracks off their new album).. and, considering they are now 3 albums in, I was really surprised to see they aren't here?? Confused  Did they get rejected? Surely, they would be prime candidates for Xover? Ermm

So, naturally I went on down to Lazland and sure enough they were there, so I read your really enjoyable and colourful review of 'Days Of Innocence'... very fine stuff, if you ask me! Clap

Thanks Jared (again!).

Yep, a mighty fine album, and if you want to reach the parts PA cannot reach, then head off down to lazland.org LOLHug

As of two day ago, Stuckfish are now 4 albums in, and there's been no suggestion to include them here whatsoever...not even by Svetonio or one of his many clones lol! This is even more surprising since all the albums are on Bandcamp, though the latest one, entitled simply 'IV', has been released via Rob Reed's White Knight Records label, and there are currently no tracks enabled for streaming.

I added all the supported links I could find to the Stuckfish albums on Awesome Prog to make them available in one place, though I didn't bother adding the Bandcamp link to the latest one while none of it can currently be listened to on that platform.

The Crossover team currently has nothing in the pipeline to evaluate, so maybe now would be a good time to see if this band could be accommodated here in that sub? I'll see if I can scribble together a suitable biography for them and maybe throw it to the team to see how we get on with it. Embarrassed

Edit: Stuckfish are at last included in the database: https://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=12801.

Excellent news! Glad that www.lazland.org could be of service!
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Originally posted by SteveG SteveG wrote:

Hi Steve. I just settled into the Anderson and Band Geeks album, as we mortals don't move as fast you do. I concur with your review. The only missing point is the amount of enthusiasm that Jon and the band evince on this album. It's definitely a work of passion and joy, and I think that makes the music all the greater. As always, keep up the fine work and know that it's greatly appreciated.

Thanks as ever, Steve. 
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

[QUOTE=SteveG]Hi Steve. I just settled into the Anderson and Band Geeks album, as we mortals don't move as fast you do. I concur with your review. The only missing point is the amount of enthusiasm that Jon and the band evince on this album. It's definitely a work of passion and joy, and I think that makes the music all the greater. As always, keep up the fine work and know that it's greatly appreciated.

I second that entirely, Thanks Steve. Such joyous, hopeful music!Clap

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Originally posted by Cosmiclawnmower Cosmiclawnmower wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

[QUOTE=SteveG]Hi Steve. I just settled into the Anderson and Band Geeks album, as we mortals don't move as fast you do. I concur with your review. The only missing point is the amount of enthusiasm that Jon and the band evince on this album. It's definitely a work of passion and joy, and I think that makes the music all the greater. As always, keep up the fine work and know that it's greatly appreciated.

I second that entirely, Thanks Steve. Such joyous, hopeful music!Clap

Thanks, John Smile
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Okey dokey, a couple of updates for you this evening.

New album review this week is a fine solo effort, Renaissance Part 1, from Introitus alumni, Mats Bender. You can get to this by clicking on the homepage button at www.lazland.org 

Second, this forthcoming Sunday, 22nd September 2024, at 16:00 UK time (17:00 Europe, 11:00 US EST, 01:00 Down Under) sees the second of my Progzilla Radio Shows, Lazland On Progzilla Radio! A veritable smorgasbord of music - Mostly Autumn, U2, Peter Gabriel, Van Der Graaf Generator, Jon & Vangelis, Nova Cascade, Frant1c, Marillion, Motorhead, The Enid, Barclay James Harvest, The Round Window, Thomas Thielen, Panic Room, Emily Francis Trio, and Colin Powell.

You also get to hear my dulcet tones! Join me at www.progzilla.com and feel free to enter the glorious world of the Chat Room where I shall be waiting to talk live!

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There were again some technical issues, but the Lazland On Progzilla Radio show was eventually broadcast last night at 8.00 p.m. UK time. If you missed it, there is a repeat at midnight UK time Friday morning. There is a podcast up now for you to listen to the show at your leisure, and this is at https://progzilla.com/lazland-on-progzilla-radio-episode-2/ 

On the website, we have a new album review, namely Frant1c from Anne-Claire Rallo alongside some of her Nine Shies collaborators. A deeply touching album, take yourself along to the homepage at www.lazland.org and enjoy by clicking on the relevant button.
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The final new music review of this week is up this evening, a jazzy treat from Emily Francis Trio and their Atomic.

Pop along to the homepage at www.lazland.org and take both a look and listen!
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I finally found the time to listen to all the Progzilla pods, Steve. Excellent stuff and the retro review of the Wall was the icing on the cake!
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Originally posted by SteveG SteveG wrote:

I finally found the time to listen to all the Progzilla pods, Steve. Excellent stuff and the retro review of the Wall was the icing on the cake!

Thanks, Steve! Division Bell to follow shortly Tongue
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by SteveG SteveG wrote:

I finally found the time to listen to all the Progzilla pods, Steve. Excellent stuff and the retro review of the Wall was the icing on the cake!

Thanks, Steve! Division Bell to follow shortly Tongue
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Hi, Steve. I don't mean to suggest that you remain in the Pink Floyd realm on retro reviews, but I would enjoy your fresh perspective on The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking. It's an album I've softened to over these many long years, much to my surprise.
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Originally posted by SteveG SteveG wrote:

Hi, Steve. I don't mean to suggest that you remain in the Pink Floyd realm on retro reviews, but I would enjoy your fresh perspective on The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking. It's an album I've softened to over these many long years, much to my surprise.

That’s not a bad suggestion at all. The next in the series is The Division Bell, and after that I intend to do a couple of Genesis albums, certainly The Lamb, and then a Collins one to be decided. I may well decide to return to Mr Waters, because he is a fascinating subject for docs.
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New album review. Roots music, and sheer class, Captain of the Lost Waves and Beautiful Ugly.

As ever, pop along to a refreshingly advert-free experience at www.lazland.org to enjoy!
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We are on a roll of creativity this week at www.lazland.org  I am not altogether sure how I get the time, but if a slab of something 'eavy is your cup of tea, get over to the website and take a look at Past and Secrets EP, Another Day Another Time.

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The last update of what has been an exceptionally creatively busy week at www.lazland.org closes with the publication at https://progzilla.com/marillion-a-life-part-two-fugazi/ of the second part of my podcast series, Marillion - A Life (the first part is also available on my podcast page).

It is now 1984. Fugazi has been released, and I discuss this album through the lens of my life. With studio & live tracks from Marillion, there is also music from Band Aid, Rush, and Arena.
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A very busy night tonight at the finest music review website ever to emerge from the Gwendraeth Valley in Carmarthenshire, www.lazland.org 

We have three new album reviews:

1. From Italy, Sistra with Feed the Head, some seriously heavy psych
2. From Spain, The Foxholes with Flora i Fauna, some seriously heavy modern rock
3. From England, David Gilmour with Luck and Strange, some seriously good music from the master

As ever, take yourselves along to the homepage and press on the relevant buttons. Lazland - your advert-free box of proggy delights! 
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