What albums did you listen to today?

Guldbamsen wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Thursday 12th September 2013: Akasha – s/t (Dave, just read your review, I suspected you'd know this one!) L'Impero Delle Ombre - I Compagni Di Baal Bram Stoker - Schizo-Poltergeist Prof Wolfff - s/t Pink Floyd - More Khan - Space Shanty Krokodil - An Invisible World Revealed Klaus Schulze - Body Love 2 Mantric Muse - s/t Nemo - Revolu$ion Daevid Allen/Microcosmic - Sacred Geometry 3 I really really really dig that Akaska album outside of the vocals Maybe it's because I'm from Scandinavia and hear it all the time, but our past attempts at the English lingo in regards to music have largely been horrendous We're getting better, but damn.... Back then we should've stuck to our native guns imo. Nice to see all the Krautrock you've been listening to as well. Love that Krokodil debut, and I especially adore that harmonica. Anybody who's ever doubted the range and possibilities of this instrument should definitely go check out this album! Oh btw Michael - a little while back you asked me for an opinion on that Made In Germany record by ADll. I'm not sure if you caught my response, but if you did and thought I was crazy, then consider this last part of my post redundant

Dave, I certainly did read your comment about the `Made In Germany' album, agreed with you 100% and I'll be putting up a review for it shortly pointing out exactly some of the points you made. I'll do a main review, plus a quicky one for the `edited' version that focused more on just the vocal pieces - meh.

Ooh, I LOVE that Krokodil album I mentioned in the list, but I've got most of their other ones, and they're not up to the same standard for me. But I'll give them a spin in your honour!

Akasha....I kind of defend the vocals because it just adds some added layers of a kind of...deranged, mumbling unease?! Yeah, the English is totally mangled, but I will say...that line `We are freaks of all races, come for faraway places' TOTALLY blows my mind!

Unreal City - La Crudelta di Aprile
Talk Talk - Laughing Stock
Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality
Diagonal - Diagonal
Five-Storey Ensemble - Not That City
Phlox - YWNTS

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Guldbamsen wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Thursday 12th September 2013: Akasha – s/t (Dave, just read your review, I suspected you'd know this one!) L'Impero Delle Ombre - I Compagni Di Baal Bram Stoker - Schizo-Poltergeist Prof Wolfff - s/t Pink Floyd - More Khan - Space Shanty Krokodil - An Invisible World Revealed Klaus Schulze - Body Love 2 Mantric Muse - s/t Nemo - Revolu$ion Daevid Allen/Microcosmic - Sacred Geometry 3 I really really really dig that Akaska album outside of the vocals Maybe it's because I'm from Scandinavia and hear it all the time, but our past attempts at the English lingo in regards to music have largely been horrendous We're getting better, but damn.... Back then we should've stuck to our native guns imo. Nice to see all the Krautrock you've been listening to as well. Love that Krokodil debut, and I especially adore that harmonica. Anybody who's ever doubted the range and possibilities of this instrument should definitely go check out this album! Oh btw Michael - a little while back you asked me for an opinion on that Made In Germany record by ADll. I'm not sure if you caught my response, but if you did and thought I was crazy, then consider this last part of my post redundant Dave, I certainly did read your comment about the `Made In Germany' album, agreed with you 100% and I'll be putting up a review for it shortly pointing out exactly some of the points you made. I'll do a main review, plus a quicky one for the `edited' version that focused more on just the vocal pieces - meh. Ooh, I LOVE that Krokodil album I mentioned in the list, but I've got most of their other ones, and they're not up to the same standard for me. But I'll give them a spin in your honour! Akasha....I kind of defend the vocals because it just adds some added layers of a kind of...deranged, mumbling unease?! Yeah, the English is totally mangled, but I will say...that line `We are freaks of all races, come for faraway places' TOTALLY blows my mind!

Pekka Pohjola - Visitation
Sky Architect - A Dying Man's Hymn
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Three Monks - Neogothic Progressive Toccatas

...plus bits and pieces of a few other albums, such as Christopher Lee - Charlemagne: By the Sword and the Cross and Marillion - Live From Loreley.

Astra-Black Chord

So far ( as its still only 3pm here )

Continued with my Fates Warning adventure this morning

Fates Warning-- A Plesant Shade of Gray, A Perfect Symetry, Night On Brockën and No Exit.

Tonight is another Matter and I think it's gonna be an Iron Maiden Marathon

Yesterday:

A little bit of Yes today

Yes - Time and a Word
Yes - Talk
Yes - 90125
Yes - Relayer
Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans

Ray Wilson ''  chasing rainbows ''