What albums did you listen to today?

Oh boy. My neighbors who live above me have gone on vacation for 2 weeks! That means myself, taking my sound system into Interstellar volume levels. Every night will be concert night.

Kicking off with...

Fields of the Nephilim-- Ceremonies (live at Shepards Busch stadium 2008)
Rush--A Show of hands
OZZY OSBOURNE-- memoirs of a madman ( DVD 1. The music videos.)

     

Venegoni & Co - Sarabanda

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Murple – Il Viaggio

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Meltdowner wrote: Sezione Frenante - Metafora Di Un Viaggio (It doesn't seem like much at first listen, but I feel like I have to return to it often, and that's good. Really like the bass and guitar work but I wish they would use better keyboards, the accordion solo didn't sound good at all. Michael, did you notice the Deep Purple's 'Space Truckin' rip-off on the second track? )

No, not too familiar with Deep Purple, my friend, so it probably passed me by! Don't worry about not digging the album too much at first, I was exactly the same way. In fact, I was kind of dragging my feet to get the Add of the band to the Archives done! But after many listens, it all falls into place, and the album has a nice flow to it. It's not the most extravagant RPI album, if anything it's quite subdued, but once you become familiar with it, I hope you'll start to enjoy it as much as I did.

Actually, I'm listening to the album again right now, man I really like the organ and keyboards on it! Again, the album has a bit of a low-budget sound to it, but I think that's kind of it's charm that makes it sound like a `genuine' RPI album from the Seventies?

How did you go with the Trace album?

Edited by Aussie-Byrd-Brother - May 06 2015 at 05:22

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:  No, not too familiar with Deep Purple, my friend, so it probably passed me by! Don't worry about not digging the album too much at first, I was exactly the same way. In fact, I was kind of dragging my feet to get the Add of the band to the Archives done! But after many listens, it all falls into place, and the album has a nice flow to it. It's not the most extravagant RPI album, if anything it's quite subdued, but once you become familiar with it, I hope you'll start to enjoy it as much as I did. Actually, I'm listening to the album again right now, man I really like the organ and keyboards on it! Again, the album has a bit of a low-budget sound to it, but I think that's kind of it's charm that makes it sound like a `genuine' RPI album from the Seventies? How did you go with the Trace album?

Knowing their music very well, it wasn't very good to hear, a bit like Albatross riping-off Yes... twice  Speaking of it, I noticed the other day that a sequence on the Synaesthesia debut is exactly the same as a Mort Garson track, but I'm sure it wasn't on purpose 

The Bearded Bard wrote: Their debut's a beauty! Worth checking out, even if you don't like their sophomore album, although I, as said, haven't heard that one yet, so I can't compare them.

I'll give it a listen then. Some reviewers said their first one is better. I saw their drummer playing with Syndone last week, that's why I listened to that album

Today:
Electrophon - Zygoat
Stan Getz & João Gilberto - Getz/Gilberto
Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto Nº1
Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners
Procol Harum - s/t
John Coltrane - Love Supreme

Crucis - self titled  (Argentina)

Today:
Henry Kaiser - Eternity Blue
Henry Kaiser - Popular Science
Henry Kaiser - Garden of Memory Disc 2
Henry Kaiser - Invisible Rays

Yesterday:
Jade Warrior - Breathing the Storm
Jade Warrior - Horizen
Henry Kaiser - Those Who Know History Are Doomed to Repeat It
Henry Kaiser - Invisible Rays

The Trip - Caronte