Carmen - Fandangos In Space
Grobschnitt - Rockpommel's Land
Alpha Ralpha - S/T
Finnegans Wake - 4th
Indukti - S.U.S.A.R

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Sagichim wrote: Carmen - Fandangos In Space A great album I've recently rediscovered thanks to Meltdowner, Sagi! Love all those surprising little dark turns it sometimes takes! Mate, I suddently cracked up when I paid attention to the lyrics on that first track - "Get a gypsy, woman, in you - LETS GET DOWN"! Ah, subtle!

Yes very poetic.
I think it's a decent album, it has some really fine moments I agree but it didn't knock me out. But very enjoyable.

Michael did you happen to listen to Modry Efekt (M. Efekt) again?

Sagichim wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Sagichim wrote: Carmen - Fandangos In Space A great album I've recently rediscovered thanks to Meltdowner, Sagi! Love all those surprising little dark turns it sometimes takes! Mate, I suddently cracked up when I paid attention to the lyrics on that first track - "Get a gypsy, woman, in you - LETS GET DOWN"! Ah, subtle! Yes very poetic.I think it's a decent album, it has some really fine moments I agree but it didn't knock me out. But very enjoyable.Michael did you happen to listen to Modry Efekt (M. Efekt) again?

Sagi, you've now reminded me of the M Efekt album, so I copied my CD for the car! I don't know where to begin with it, so much variety, and all of it crackling with energy! I'll leave it in their so I can start giving it some proper repeated listens!

I've also put in there two Jannick Top/Magma related CD's that I bought a few months back through a Syn-Phonic order, but haven't given them a listen yet:

Utopic Sporadic Orchestra - Nancy 75 (which has two versions of `De Futura' on there, Vander, Top, Didier Lockwood, etc, so I don't know why it’s not listed as Magma?

Jannick Top - Soleil D'ork - Inedits 74-76 (not sure about this too...the CD booklet is in French so no idea what the story with this one is either. I just took a chance on some Magma/Zeuhl related discs!

Brian Eno--Another Green World
Jean-Michel Jarre-- Hits compilation.
Vangelis-- Albedo 0.39
The Gathering--Manylion (their best for me.)
The Gathering--If_Then_Else?
Agalloch--The Serpent And The Sphere
Saviour Machine--Legend 111:11 (FINAL edition.)

progbethyname wrote: The Gathering--If_Then_Else?

I'm intrigued by the album title: I guess I'll have to listen to it now

Mike Oldfield - Exposed (I finally could appreciate Incantations because of the compressed live version and it has the best live version of Tubular Bells I've listened to)
Dun - Eros (I listened because of the two polls that had this album this week. I think it's a great introduction to Zeuhl)
Rosenkreutz - Back to the Stars
ELPowell - s/t (It's a good album although the gated drums are a bit annoying)
King Crimson - Larks' Tongues In Aspic
Jorge Palma - Com Uma Viagem na Palma na Mão (a portuguese album very italian)
John Coltrane - My Favorite Things

Been listening to a ton of Floyd boots and ambient/electronic music podcasts, so here's my rather slim pickings from the last couple of days, mostly the Yugoslavian stuff I've been reviewing at the moment:

Hobo - s/t
Oko - Raskorak
Korni Grupa - s/t
Izvir - s/t

Plus:
Bo Hanson - Watership Down (such a charming gentle instrumental album!)

Steve Hillage - Rainbow Dome Music (why have I not played this in years...such a shimmering electronic beauty)

The Beatles - the Beatles (1968) - patchy in places but the good bits are brilliant and even their self indulgent nonsense is kinda fun and a damn site better than anyone else's self indulgent nonsense

ExittheLemming wrote: The Beatles - the Beatles (1968) - patchy in places but the good bits are brilliant and even their self indulgent nonsense is kinda fun and a damn site better than anyone else's self indulgent nonsense

I tried to like this album a lot of times until I gave up. The songs are so hollow compared to other albums that I get bored.

Xonty wrote: Harmonium - L'Heptade

What do you think about this album? I really like the previous one but I still haven't heard this one.

Saturday:
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Snowy White - White Flames (I found this album on my father's vinyl collection a few months ago: It's a good album (considering that it comes from my father's collection ) and I thinks it's proggier than any Pink Floyd members solo albums. I specially liked the Jazz Rocker "Lucky Star")
Albaluna - Alvorada da Lua

Sunday:
The Gathering - if_then_else
Steven Hillage - Rainbow Dome Music (it sent me to outer space )

Yesterday:



Today:

Genesis - Calling All Stations

Edited by Xonty - July 22 2014 at 07:13