What albums did you listen to today?

Had myself a Can-day today.

Started with "Delay 1968", followed by "Monster Movie", "Tago Mago", "Ege Bamyasi", "Future Days", "The Lost Tapes" and Holger Czukay's "Radio Wave Surfer".

Major Parkinson - Twilight Cinema
Motorpsycho - Let Them Eat Cake

I don't have to say how much I disagree with listening to classical music.

Friday March 7th 2014:

Notabene - s/t
Sanhedrin - Ever After
Delirium - Dolce Acqua
Gong - You
Ozric Tentacles - Paper Monkeys (This one's for you, Nick, I know you like it!), The Hidden Step,
The Flower Kings - Desolation Rose
Celeste - Principe di un Giorno
Cherry Five - s/t

Bend Sinister by the Fall

Perhaps their most overtly cinematic or soundtrack inspired offering. The Brix/ Mark union was still a positive influence but all that would change very quickly...

Playing the Fool (Live) - Gentle Giant . Enjoyable but I am haunted by the idea that the sadistic contrapuntal demads are a damn sight more admirable than loveable i.e just because it's hard to play does not invest same with any merit or value ya dig? (Zappa suffers from this same anomaly)


Edited by ExittheLemming - March 07 2014 at 09:42

So far

 For the past two days I've been finally organizing my CD's and putting them all onto my desktop. I have so many CD's that this is going to take me a few more days. When I'm done though my computer is going to be the best music delivery system ever. Any way, this relates to the question at hand because I've listened to a lot of music particularly in the past two days. I won't list all of it but some of the artists playing in my world today are as follows:Julia Holter, Soundgarden, Diamanda Galas, Siouxsie and the Banshees, In Solitude, Alcest, Fiona Apple, Talib Kweli, Autopsy, Bruce Springsteen, Tangerine Dream, The Creatures, Hammers of Misfortune, Judas Priest, Kingston Wall, Asphyx, Four Tet, Porcupine Tree, Tim Hecker and several others. I'm giving my ears a break for the rest of the evening and watch South Park or some thing, but tomorrow it's back to this project and lots more music. 

Liege Lord's Master Control

Sagichim wrote: National Health - S/TNational Health - Of Queues And CuresPanna Fredda - Unolaurence vanay - Evening ColorsTrees - On The Shore Gosta Berlings Saga - Detta Har HantBeggars Opera - Waters Of Change

I know the majority of these, my friend, all fine choices! I listened to `Waters of Change' just the other night! Sing it with me - "Time machine!!"

Hey, I've always loved that Sanhedrin album, I used to play it all the time, and noticed it on my Ipod at work last night! It's exceptional, and every Camel fans should pick it up. It's not a lazy remake of their music, just sublime instrumental prog in the same style. They REALLY need to release a follow-up, I don't want them coming down with `Italian Prog Curse' of imploding after one album! Aren't they from your country too?!

Ashram
     - Shining Silver Skies
The Beatles
     - Abey Road
Beltaine
     - Rockhill
Birds And Buildings
     - Bantam To Behamoth
     - Multipurpose Trap
Chamber
     - Solitude (only Desire And Ruin)
Fright Pig
     - Out Of The Barnyard
Harmonium
     - Si On Avait Besoin Dune Cinqueeme Siason
Jethro Tull
     - Thick As A Brick
     - Aqualung
King Crimson
     - Red (only Starless)
Phideaux
     - Ghost Story (only Universally)