What albums did you listen to today?

King Crimson - In The Court Of The Crimson King

Edited by Xonty - July 27 2014 at 16:05

Dismember - Like an Ever Flowing Stream 

Argonaught wrote: Hejira by Joni Mitchell A few sonatas by Debussy  Things Will Be by Examples of Twelves

Stereolab wrote: Be'lakor - Stone's Reach Gentle Giant - Acquiring the Taste K. Michelle - 0 F*cks Given (DatPiff.com) Haken - Aquarius (Which one of those is not like the other?)

Hostsonaten - Winterthrough
Il Volo - S/T
Capitolo 6 - Frutti Per Kagua
Synopsis - Gamme
Arachnoid - S/T

Wobbler-Rites At Dawn

Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories)

Edited by Xonty - July 29 2014 at 17:20

Sally Oldfield - Water Bearer
Led Zeppelin - In Through the Out Door
Soft Machine - s/t
David Bowie - Space Oddity
Ashra - New Age of Earth

Meltdowner wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: progbethyname wrote: Pink Floyd--The Final Cut My good friend, I hope you're `One of the Few' who loves this album like me! It's one that seperates the men from the boys! Some people adore it, others think it's the lowest the band sunk, or that's it's simply a Waters solo album in disguise...maybe, but damn that album soars even higher everytime Gilmour solos... I've listened to this album a few times and I made a real effort to listen the whole thing. They (or Roger) invested so much in the concept and lyrics (which I don't care at all) and so little in the music. I think that even Gilmour's solos don't save this album: he plays more like a guest guitarist than a band member in terms of creativity.Today:Can - Ege BamyasiAcordo Dei Contrari - AdCKing Crimson - THRAKPorcupine Tree - The Sky Moves SidewaysSupertramp - Crisis? What Crisis?

Meltdowner wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: progbethyname wrote: Pink Floyd--The Final Cut My good friend, I hope you're `One of the Few' who loves this album like me! It's one that seperates the men from the boys! Some people adore it, others think it's the lowest the band sunk, or that's it's simply a Waters solo album in disguise...maybe, but damn that album soars even higher everytime Gilmour solos... I've listened to this album a few times and I made a real effort to listen the whole thing. They (or Roger) invested so much in the concept and lyrics (which I don't care at all) and so little in the music. I think that even Gilmour's solos don't save this album: he plays more like a guest guitarist than a band member in terms of creativity.Today:Can - Ege BamyasiAcordo Dei Contrari - AdCKing Crimson - THRAKPorcupine Tree - The Sky Moves SidewaysSupertramp - Crisis? What Crisis?

Gilmore as a guest? Yup. Gotta agree. He's a sparse one on the record. Above all it is the RW show all the way. Pretty cool how when Gilmore made his Floyd vision with AMLOR and The Division Bell, he absolutely killed it! What an amazing set of Floyd albums without any Roger element at all. Just goes to show you how much waters and Gilmore are like McCArthy and Lennon. They can do great things on their own. :)

Yesterday today and tomorrow...
Comedy Of Errors--Fanfare & Fantasy (still a winner)
Judas Priest--Nostradamus (both discs( amazing album and my all time favourite priest album. Best part is that it's totally Prog. ;)
Sylvan--Sceneries (both discs)
Eloy--Reincarnation Live On Stage (disc 1 only)
Pink Floyd--Pulse (both discs) Roger who???
Fields Of The Nephilim--S/T
Jethro Tull--Chateau de'Hourville (a lost archive...a complete gem ;)
My Dying Bride--Turn Lose The Swans
Saviour Machine--Legend 1:1