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    Posted: September 27 2004 at 20:59

This is a great band. Any other fnas out there?

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I had a listen to '100 Year Flood' last night.Strikes me as a band desperately in search of a good song.Sorry.
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Impossible Figures, Hundred Year Flood, Test Of Wills.

all i have... bet i liked it very muck, especialy "Impossible Figures"

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I only have their first three, which I enjoyed increasingly more. While they were progressively approaching toward a more metalicorientation, their sound became tighter and so did their songwriting. Gardner also did a great job in the Exp

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I really like them, especially Test Of Wills  and Hour Of Restoration. can get a bit tiring to listen to though!
Coldness doth get away with the badness.
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The use of trombone in a progressive setting is really unique. Gardner's side project, the Explorer's Club is very interesting as well.
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I've only heard their most recent album, which was terrible.  I have no interest in hearing anything else unless it is markedly different. 
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Side project of Trent Gardner "Explorers club" is very interesting one. I like both albums very much. Gardner stated that he uses for Explorers club all the ideas which are no good for Magellan. When I heard Magellan for the first time, I understood what he meant - Magellan is rubbish. 
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